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Distinguished Visitors.

Distinguished Visitors.
A party of eastern capitalists arrived in
the city yesterday on a special G. Il. & @.
car over the Great Northern. They are
travelling principally for pleasure and were
domiciled at the Broadwater last night.
The party consists of Alex. Cochrane, G. L.
Curtis, ]. M. Meredith, b. w. Crownin-
shield, F. D. Hager and son and E. L. Mott.
To-day they leave for Butte to visit the
greatest mining camp on earth, and will GO
thence to the coast over the Northern Pa
ciGc. They expressed themselves as we'll
pleased with Montana and on their return
will probably make a longer stay.
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Says Robbers Did II.
An old-time resident of the Silver Creek
country was out at the Broadwater yester-
day wearing q sorry countenance. Both
eyes were black and his face was otherwise
considerably bruised. He stated at the
Who tried to do him mp for 600 or 500,
which he had in his pocket. His counte-
nance bore undisputed evidence Of q severe
struggle. bat whether for Althy lucse OF mot,
nobody seems to know.
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The BOstOniAuS,

Inc bOBCON1009s
Manager Remington received a telegram
yesterday from the Bostonians that al
reserved seats would be sold at 81 instead
of $1.5O as before announced. The COM
pany is now PLAYING to an enormous bust
ness in Butte. Their engagement in this
city will open on Monday evening. The
compan,'s repertoire includes the latest
operas. Of one of the company we'll known
in this city the San Francisco Chronicle says:
Miss Flora Finlayson, young Nevada
sSng gE made h na,, f1rst, appearance as
tickle Felina's shrine. She has good, clear
young voice, and her opening number, the
familiar air, Here Am in Beauty's Room"
gave her nice opportunity to display her
powers. This she did, singing the light,
catching air with taste and delicacy. Miss
Finlayson's experience on the stage is only
of a few months standing, and she certain
ly gives much promise of successful
career.
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Hotel for Sale.
Queen City hotel for sale cheap for cash.
A rare chance for an enterprising hotel man.
RUSSELL q HAArxIL, Props.
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Send for 1t.
A finely illustrated catalogue of wood
workers. tools will be sent on application
to any address by
A. M. HOTTER HARDWARE Co.,
Helena. Mont.
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beautiful blue buildingrock. Inquire of Emile
Klnge. t06 West Main street, or Box getty.
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Emil V. Uffelman, formerly with A. p. Cut.n.
is about to open an urhols cry Enlistment in
the Brown BLOCK on Warren etreet.
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E. 8. French & Co. have removed from Pitts
bnrgh block to rooms 16 and II, Merchants Ma
tional Bank building.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Just received! Aluminium Plaques and Paris
PANELS the latest out, at The PAINTER Drug Go. 8.
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Jewett's refrigerators are the best in the mar.
ket. Call ut 4. s. Lang's and see them.
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Degree Team Take Notice.
The degre team will meet in Odd Fellows
hall at o'clock this evening for the pur-
pese of perfecting themselves in degree
membership work. full attendance ID ex-
pected. All members are invited.
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NA'I'HE'S()u
& CO.
DWELLINGS.

1,5OO. New, well-built dwelling ON lot
50xl4O; City water; 800 down,
$50 per month, interest on deferred
payments only per cent.
$4,000. Five-room brick, stable, City
water, corner lot; $500 down.
$500. New 6 room dwelling in Broad.
water addition, City water, half
block from Electric Motor; $500
down.
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Embossed Cellnloid Panels at The Paynter
Drug Co.'S.
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"A large line of Soft Pastels at The Paynter
Drug Co.'S
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Embossed Celluloid Panels It Ths Payntsr
0rng c&'A
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MONTANA SUNDAY SCHOOLS.

large line Of Soft Pastels at The Paynte
Drug Co.'s.
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says Robbers Did 1t.

Just received! Aluminium Plaques and Paris
Panels, the latest out at The Paynter Drug Co. g
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just received Aluminium PLAQUES and Paris
Panels, the latest out, at The Psynter Drug Co.'S
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TOMORROW.

TOMORROW.
Tomorrow Saturday we will have a
new line OF tiano Lamps, Table L amps,
and Banquet Lamps, on display; also
q new line of
HAVILAND CHINA,
Our alterations are Progressing and
we hope with the add tlonal space and
improved light, to SHOW patrons moro
easily.
n. b.
We have been selling all srring, a lax
solid gold wat b, Elgin or Waltham
movement, $50. A filed case gents
watch, Elgin or Waltham movement,
$3.50.
LARGEST STOCK LOWEST PRICES
FINE WATCH REPAIRING. DIAMOND SET
TING. JEWELLERY MADE TO ORDER
AND REPAIRED.
!. 6TENMETz JEwHLRY CO.,
Leading jewelers., Helena. Mont
Watch this space. We change I'D" three times
JOIN OUR WATCH CLUB.
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LAST EVENINGS FIRE.

A large line Of Soft Pastels at The Paynter
Orur On "a a4
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EoR SALE STOCK AMP Fr1TUREs, AND
Israel 4 Co., IS Main street.
TOR sAIE-LOTS ON THE WEST SIDE IN
Cannon addition. only Sisper foot. ChAnd-
ler Heath, y Edwards street
TOR sAIE-A BARGAIN NEWFURNTTURE
u and Jesse Of now brick S-room house. Bath,
gas, fnrnsce. South Rodney nssr broadway. Box
y, postolace.
TOR sALE-BON TON RESTAURANT; A
II frst-class restaurant with ifret-clAss patron
age; everything in working condition. II the
tiouIishing mining csmp Of Marysvile. Mont,
for $500 cash. on ON reasonable time with good
5ossnH hnaSass s
Mont.
FoR sALE-A NEARLY NEW COVERED
wagon and set of Concord harness. Inquire,
at Jackson's Music House, Main St
TOR sALE-CHEAP, A FIRST CLASS 20
= horse upright stc6l hoiler. Apply at this
Office.
FOR sALE-l6e HEAD OF CATTLE, N N
dress Z. 8 French 7 Co, Helena; OF. q. u
Hallett, Fort Logan, Mont.
FOR sALE-TWO GOOD HAY RANCHES,
= near Fort MAsinnis; cine OF 40 acres and one
ce eoa sar xa lE sup
aesnv Il Stuart 4 Fost Hssinns' Mont
FOR SALE THREE GOOD GENTLE
milk Gown: can be milked by any woman.
Inquire at 610 Broadway.
A GOOD CRANDALL TYPEWRITER TERsis
q reasonable Apply ct THIS Office
FURNITURE AND LEASE PACIFIC HOTEL.
- $3.50 cash. @ Lenoir House sl,OoO cash. tne
balance to suit
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Advertisements under this hsAd thres tnaes
Sff61f1oN w1NTE6-s7 ( dENm,Ea1N
eral merchandiso business, in wholesale OF retail
store. Address, until Monday, room ~, Inter
national hotel
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY
IN millinery business or sstesfady; nave iisd
Mrs. j. Rogers, Wickes, Montana
SITUATION WANTED by YOUNG WOMAN
work. Address n. Z. %iclss ss Montana. ' 1''
CITUATIONs WANTED-BY A NUMBER OF
~ girls for general Homework. Inquire at
Moman's Exchange Intelligence Office, No. II
Warren street.
SITUATION WANTED-BY WOMAN, FAMI-
~ ly washing to do ut home; rough drya special
ty. done cheap and good Apply SO Eleventh
| avenue.
SITUATION WANTED-As EXPERIENCED
orally useful, by young man Of steady, industri.
GUS, and strictly temperate habits Address j.
M. this Office.
SITUATION WANTED-BY GIRL FOR GEN
- eral Homework; good references. Address 1Ol
Raleigh street.
SITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG GIRL 10
w.ses 1 adares h x0 Ills s Sos e0afo ana
|
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Embossed Celluloid Panels at The Paynter
Drug Co.'s.
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Forbes 3 Davis Special

Carload Jswett chests and refrigerators Just Al :
rived at Lang Co.'s.
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DOR sAL.E-A NEARLY NEW COVERED
Il wagon and set Of Concord harness. Inquire
ut Jackson's Music House, Main St
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Send for 1t.

Papers all over the state please copy.
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WANTED BY YOUNG GIRL 10
~ do some light work for board and small
wages. Address L 4. this Office. -
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TOR SALE-BON TuN RESTAURANT; A
u frst-class restaurant with fretclAss patron
age; everything in working condition, In the
hourishing mining Csmp Of Marysville Mont,
for $500 cash, OF ON reasonable time with good
security; rare opportunity to make money. Ad-
dress immediately, Joseph Waellisch. haryssthe
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
WANTED-5 NO. GIRL WALTERS. $50 PER
~ month; 10 girls FOR private families, $40 to
US; one second cook for hotel. $50 per month.
Those desiring situations should send their names
to e. f. Raymond, Box S96, Missoula, Mont,
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WANTED-2s MEN, SECTION, FREE PASS;
w 20 men, Wickee. free pass; 10 men. Mis-
soula, one-hnlf fare; 2 men city work. Northern
Pacific Employment Agency
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SITUATION WANTED-BY GIRL FOR GEN.
- eral Homework; good references. Address 1O1
Raleigh street.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY TWO YOUNG
- men experienced In dairying work, on ranch.
Address M. e., this office.
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WANTED-TWO FIRST-CLASS TAILORs
w for bushel work and repairs; steady work
and good wages. u Ewing street, opposite court
house.
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ANTED-EXPERIENCED STATE, SPE-
" cial and local agents to represent the Ma
tional Home Building 4 Loan Association. Our
agents are making money. Address with refer
ence. naming this paper, L N. Clarke, Secretary,
Bloomington. III.
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SITUATION WANTED-AS EXPERIENCED
~ gr0omssnan or to make himse1 otherwise gen
orally useful, by young man OF steady, industri.
M, this Office.
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E,OR SALE-a6o HEAD OF CATTLE, IN
l. Gliding IS A-year-oA steers; . bargain Ad-
dress Z. 3 French i Co, Helena; or, 6. u.
HAllett, Fort Logan Mont.
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Think Of This,

Within the next twelve months
the largest FOUNDRY PLANT
Montana will be located at w
Helena.
The largest SAMPLINc Works
in the state are already IN opera.
ton at that point.
Other large manufacturing in-
terests will find this the best.loca-
lion for their plants.
An Electric Line Of Street Cars
will be in operation to this tract
within thirty days.
The best railroad frontage for
all purposes can be obtained n
West Helena.
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EUR SALE-TWO GOOD HAY RANCHES.
y near Fort Masinuis; cine OF 40 acres and one
100 acres; natural wild hay or swamp land, fed %
fine ice cold springs. For further particulars
apply to Conrad Kohrs, Deer Lodge, Mont. OF
Granville Stuart, ct Fart Aaginnis, Mont.
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NTED-CHANDLER WANTS 100 MEN
w for Washington; railroad work.

WANTED-FlRSTC CLASS BUSHELMAN AND
w repairer; good wage3 and steady employ
ment; with references. Apply at u Ewing street,
opposite court house. y
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TOR SALE-CHEAP, A FfRST-CLASS 20
horse upright stc6l h0iler. Apply at this
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SITUATION WANTED-BY WOMAN, FAMI-
~ ly washing to do at home: rough dry special
ty. done cheap and good. Apply SO Eleventh
avenue.
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WANTED - SALESMAN-A AN ENERGETIC
W man wanted to push our manufactures on
this ground; one OF orr agents earned $500 in
1884, Address, P. O. Box 1871. New York.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
FREE.
SITUATION WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN
~ from the east; II years. experience IN the gen.
eral merchandise business, In wholesale or retail
store. Address, until Monday, room ~, Inter
national hotel,
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WANTED-TWOD DINING ROOM GIRLS $50
W per month; one dining room girl $40 per
week; 10 girls for private families $40; woman
pastry cook $40 per month. The Montana EN-
ployment Agency, Missoula, Box $685.
-VVANYEDaiLADY AGENTS FOR NEW RUB
w Der undergarment: indispensable to ladies;
proof free Address Little d Co.. 218 Clark street.
Chicago, Ill.
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TOR SAIlE-A BARGAIN NEW FURNTTURE
u and Jesse Of now brick S-r0om hOuse. Bath,
gas, furnace. South Rodney nssr broadway. BOX
j., pOstof6ce.
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DOR SALE THREE GOOD GENTLE
= milk cows: can be nilked by any woman
INQUIRE at 61D Broadway,
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-14
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY.
BRICE's ORDERS.

At the caucus Of the Democratic Sen
a.ors, last week. called TO consider the
Federal Election bill, Senator German,
as spokesman, announced that ne had
been N communication with Senator
elect CALVIN ;. Brice regarding the pol
icy to be pursued, and the latter had
stated that if an attempt was made to
pass the Federal Election bill the Dem
ocrats should talk il to death. German
said further that it was the purpose TO
keep Congress here until after the No
venlber elections if the Republicans
persisted IN bringing IN the Federal
Election bill. Brice's idea IS that the
Democrats can not, under any circum-
stances, allow the bill 10 become law.
II meant the annihilahon of the Demo
cratic party, and desperate measures
ike this bill needed desperate RENE
dies. The feat was ''talk, talk, talk"
and the injunction must be obeyed.
Now why does the passage of this bill
mean the annihilation of the Demo-
cratic party, unless it Is fact that tnat
party flOurshes upon fraud? The bill,
If made a law, Will interfere with
nothing but fraud and its usual con-
comitants. If the Democratic party is
one of its cOncOmitants, of course 1t
Will 90 when the fraud goes.
Wherever You find filth and corrup-
ton, you find plague, pestilence and
disease. Wherever you find carrion,
you find the scavengers of the earth
and air. Now is it possible that Brice
recognizes that, wherever you find
fraud, you find triumphant Democ-
racy? Whatever removes the filth and
corruption, annlhilates the plague,
pestilence and disease. Whatever
removes the carrion, disperses
he scavengers. Can it be pos
ible that Brice admits that
whatever removes fraud, annihil-
hates the Democratic party?
Brice Is shrewd, as is evinced by his
successful game of fast and loose" be-
tween t"c o'he'9- hc N~h SSo MUM
farther than the average statesman of
his party. He IS interested in the well
fare of his party lie understands the
mortal nature Of the blow aimed at IT'S
chief ally, Southern election frauds,
and his mandate has gone forth. The
"doughfaceism" OF Republicans to
Gear Reed" +" OF which our Democratic
contemporary loves TO talk, Will be
nothing compared with the subser-
viency of Democratic senator's TO Boss
Brce's orders. They viii "talk, talk
talk" with little less than their Gus
tomary degree of sense, which viii re-
dgoe their harsngues to utter inanity
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-14
THE CARVERS.
Negotiation for Settlement Said to Ee
and Not to BE Pending.

and Not to Be Pending.
Several months have passed since the
strike for Il nine-hour day was made by
the carvers of this city. The manufac-
turing establishments of the city seem
to have gone on, meanwhile, just as
they did last year, and no striking
carver having yet been sent to the poor
house, the inference has been that each
side has been thus far getting along
comfortably we'll without the other.
Investigation shows, however, that
neither contestant has forgotten the
the other, and both sides are still on the
watch to seize any advantage that may
turn up. ItiscOntidcntly asserted by both
sides that they possess whatever advan-
tage there Is IN the situation at the
present time. The carvers, on the
one side. arc still claiming that the
manufacturers are just on the eve of
giving up the conflict, while the manu-
facturers are protesting the very oppo-
site.
1--WE expect TO see break among the
furniture manufacturers within the
next nine days." said Mr.. George Peeps,
a leading member of the local carvers'
union, TO the reporter. 'We are now
negotiating with one manufacturer
with view OF reaching settlement,
and 1t Is likely that from eight to a
dozen of our men will 60 towork before
another week passes"
Much gossip IS going from mouth to
mouth as to the situation, but the above
declaration OF Mr.. Peeps is the sub
stance of the best claims now putting
forth by the carvers.
On the other hand, not n manufact-
urer can he found who has heard OF the
alleged negotiations. Indeed, furn-
/ ture men are not hard 10 fInd who SAY
there Is not word of truth IN lt. The
same altitude Is held by most OF them
which was taken at the beginning Of
the strike, and the same explanations
are given. It IS stated bv them that
they cannot compete with other manu-.
factUrers Of furniture. throughout the
country If their carvers put ln hut nine
hours. One the whole. 1t may be stated
/ that there IS nothing particularly new
in the situation.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-14
WINANS & WORKS,
8 and 4Tower Block.

ATTENTION COMRADES law has been
a psssed hy which every soldier can Get a
pension oi from 81 81 81 per meuth ~ piat-
Ing their claims } the hands - \. y. Nfnans
and Addison Works ~ rooms AID Tower
block. Grand Rapids. Aich. Both oi us nave
teen soldiers. and uue member - fnis nfin ht-
,hsd long experience 81 svceessi1i Itis.o.
agent II sou haFc pension ~ iess mount
fbeu this re can got 10 Increased. y mans a.
Works. rooms and Tower block
EXANTLD-T Female help laundress. hrsf
GIRLS. = general hoase sir.s cierE. need pot Pc
- perleufef Second Eris. : chamber p aida.
81 onee Ladies Fsnors. Tower block.
Kx-kNTFn Male help moudeT. faacii n-
" fsf-uniop shcp I man and VIE on iiiffn.
90 aceurs-Eo0d selling arteif-a- r. - fiff
cav. e mcn Oh farms, pea asY cr month.
and Tower block.
L-uR eAIEo EKChtNGF-l grocefy sforF.
3 drug stpeks, : general stock Wis give
s'-ne one good osai. ann 7 over bi"ct-
Log SALE. lots, niee corner ~ rha'l-s So.
lerIfa. af hargain ii taktn hi oaee. P
and Tower BLOCK
troN esTF-Threp room houses on Gilbert
st- spa Hs tnyi ees3 fai ntAts. 2
and I0nfr boeE
E0D gbIE-If taken fh's week. . nev Groom
house nH eatlt iin.. lDt 1l1l -. - tfct aiieY,
onlr s1sl0 cash. ard Tower hiocA.
EroR ekHF-11 Iofs or Mec1aniesf fsxi r.
fffveen Fountain and fnifDn. ou fhair
flne. only s-fis niee shaol terms ftss- Z ~ {
N'fAt.N ~.
II tea a~ within one weeks then fhff VII ife
SD fach slTn fof 5fiElt on CIT one an
fha'Iss. near Cher-g slLa. and isWef
hiert
W. HtNT a uunheT ~ openings fof rood
- ioaHs lr sEfns from slb upwards : aha
Tower book
IA ECREs. ft.Ie east of Burton ave. so.
~ nnuse and barn on sawr. Pacing t1at ~ =
worth S-8f. and Tower hlelA.
TAHTFD-parfuer fnarnirIsi rrfierrrf ?
" hig opening for fhe iGhf man Hith SD
cash ar0 Jowef bioeE
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-14

Why are al the faculties Of the Dem
ocratic party bent to tho defeat Of
McKinley2 Has he been derelIct in
dutvG Never. Is he open to the
charge OF corruption or dishonesty
No. Has he ever been unfalthful TO
the trust reposed in him by his coustit-
uents7 Never. Has he subordinated
public obligations to private advantage
Never. Why, then, does the DemOc-
racy hate him with a hatred matched
only by that Of Satan when he gszed
upon the happy pair IN Paradise SIM
ply because be IS an earnest Repub-
Hcan. possessed Of positive convictions
and endowed with the courage neces-
sary to carry them out. A blow st
him Is a blow at Republicanism. lie
must Be defeated.
The defeat Of a determined enemy.
in far aud open combat, "a recognized
asa noble end IN warfare. But no CIV
ilzed nation endorses = cowardly at
tack in the rear, a dastardly stab IN the
back. even for the purpose Of remov-
ing a powerful enemy. But that :
Just what the Democracy IS dong with
Mckinley. It could not defeat him in
open fight. They have gsrrymandered
hsdistrict unbl t = estimated b be
sure Of giving Sooo Democratic major
ifv SO great was their fear of Mckn-
lev that they would not rest satisfied
until they bad such heavy odds against
hinl. They rscogni izsd that they would
not be safe until they overwhelmed hlm
with the irres shble force of numbers.
sall taey r1ay have overreseacd them
selves. They made tie district 50 strone
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-14


EOB SALE OK EXCHANGE-we have inst
plated oue 0i tbc choicest additions ser
made 10 tire cty- ILe plat consists "a s. Lac
loss On lal! n. within easy reach 81 steam
horse ears We desire 50 raise l&rg SUM ~
money Withln the next ten days. and o. &c
oonpilsh ms we have concluded 10 scll The
entire plat. This is an opportunity ~ lle
tine Tor he fiehi pariyto make a snnr sum -
m0aey. The property viii be shown lrec OF
charge 90 any enc wishing 10 buy
Es0K SALE-We have hrsf-cisss roller -four
ing min that viii make money ior tiie
right parties. The mill IS OF the latest dcsisa,
and has q capacity 81 sixty barrels. Tue iaa-
cainey Is rev aud ~ irsteisss condition has
i've sets OF double nouf rolls and three sets ~
double feed rolls. The NIL cost s,ibl ana =
worth today Slnt01 Beside the mil there Is
seven lots n good barn aud so corls al Noos.
The entire property Will bs sold i0f : .'tl TIE
property Viii be shown 30 any one meaning
business. Terms Satisfactory.
LOR SAILING have "a ine paying hotel in
j. thriving locality that Will b. sold AZ . bar
gain ~ taken 80 once. The hotel Is nrsi-cistss
in every particular. and Is furnished Win tAe
latest hotel appliances. The properly nAs
twenty well furnished rooms. ana traFciing
men pronounce it the best hotei ln csfern
Michigan. This properly rs paving infesl-
mert for some good man with hlile re- 1het-
Call Il once III you mean business NiI take
city properly Ia part payment
ITOK SALE-A fine nat, near The Madison
ave. crossing of the y. J.. A \, X. j.. suit
able for four families. The fist viii rect Tor
so per month and is within few steps ~
steam OF horse cars. This property wlii Doe
sold for $50. or vii exchange Tor other prop
criy.
EOR SALE-We have a rare bargain that -
sure 90 make money for some one. he
property Is located on rpring-sf- near oat -.
and is now renting tor - pei month. inis
property is centrally located and ls occupied
by good paying tenants. and is sure O. lin-
prove in value faster than any property in the
city. from the fact that u IS within one block
81 the Mon depot. an1 within Two blocks n
the busy portion of Monroe-sf. The property
Niil be- sold f0r s5U per footi 81 foot front
EOR fALE-0r vii exchange for other prop
u egfy. rca or persoualt two houses on ore
large loi. VIII diuoe the property au4 sol
each separately. The property is situated ga
Logan-sf.. near Iasf-st.. and VII mske tNo
pleasant homes. which are noH renting Tor tlt
per month. THIS IS 3 rare hafEAib Tor some
one and is sure 90 be taken Al once
E0R SALE-A six-room house on toleast.
y Good wells. lot s0Kl-3. only so. vii take
small payment down and balance on monthly
payments. Would take cheap lot FOR hrst pay
melt