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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-15
REAL ESTATE BUSINESS
REAL ESTATE BUSINESS.
| VA N HOE.
WYIdB COUNTY, VA.

AZ the Junction ~ the North Carolina ODD,
tension and Cripple Crock extension bud.
Norfolk and Wosiefn Railroad. r. great nd,
road junction, IN the heart Of ihe rr..,..,
mining district of Southwest Vlrsn.,. ...t
destined soon 10 rank with rc great ..i...
trial centres II the New south.
THE IvANHOE LAND AND nrr.tt
MhNr COMPANY will offer. at pRlN,lr
SALE. July l6 1890, DEsiRABI Il.I.
MSS AND DWELLING LOTS af ar.......
price OF 1913. Alllois are nyomIi. .....l
on gently rislngmOund. Oycri00kn.f.. I.....
timl Valley OF New River Ia ,t...i.
ingly low price at ~hich these lots aIe U.....f
upon the market insurcs 20 investor. ....
and large returns.
TFRvs oF SALE: One-thirl cash. la.....
in one and two years
Through its excellent railroad facilities.
"lvlnhoe" is placed within minimum. ...I
I Of the enormous dl posits nj Go..au ..n. ....
OF Carroll county. and thc wori-nn..
llmcnitc and mountain ores of Cripple lI...
Valley. ana also within casv Inul Of f..r..
ohratcd ponnonias and fattop cu i.ai
coke fields
being operated within the town IIE N0 D.
FURNACE of tine New River Nu.H Com.
rany lsalready boz successful operation. ..
ihc lVANHOE lRON COMPANY. uf.n U.
| pres idency of Mr Jordan F. M0if. ofU..N ....
Haven Iron Works ofNcw York. hl. .... ...
eanizcd Tor the purpose o' erecting ... ...
furnace OF large capacity. doe rAt
| mines of tho New River Mineral Com.r.
! adjoining thc town. ale alroaIy elYH. ,..
pioyment to 90 large NUMBER of mon
THE lNANHOE ZINC COMPANY. n..
| capital of .5oOOOO has purchased u. ...
deposits of exceedingly rch Zine or...
they are now developing. and wild .... ....t
Jyeml zinc furnaces.
Being the only city on tho southern ....
ncction OF the Norfolk and Weston ..rf
| "lyauh3c" must become tho gr
ting point for the Immense ..
| agricultural ana timber dIsti ~I
vest Virginia ana Western l.I N.-.s.a
/ North Carolina.
situated i" ine mil-t0ia great W...-r..-
/ ing district. and witnna short l. ,ane..i ...
southern cotton fclds.uo place n trn
/ possesses greater advantages fof WOODEN .i
cotton mills
Va.ttncfs of rel and white ofk. chestnut
| hickory. pines ana hom'oct. r'ar lf band.
furnish exceptional opportunities or vo0d.
working establishments arI STEAM rAN-
NEHt-.
4 $4,000 Hotel wIli he erected af olre
water-vor'.~. pilInms-mn .nl nrch factors
/ wIIl hcc erected at 1920 DuIr l.fr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-15

vcnicnce a large number Of persons VINO
use the street as a public drive, and tha'
the comfort and quiet Of residents would DC
disturbed. IL is earnestly desired that inc
street committees report be adopted anu
that the franchise be not granted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-15

Again the record Of the trip across the
ocean has been broken this time by the
Teutonic. Again two steamship lines have
received large amount of gratutous ad-
vcrtisemcnt. Again multitude Of travel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-15
NOTICE OF SALE
OF THE -
Railroad and Property
OF TIE
DanyI9 and New River Railroad 10.

BY virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court OF
The United states for the Western District OF
virginia entered on the INpnty-ninih day
of March, 1888. in "A suit therein pending, in
which J. Wilcox Brown and others are COM
plainants and the Danyille and New River
RAILROAD Company and others are uelenu-
ants the undersigned VIII, on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-15
PROPOSALS.
RICHMOND. VA. August -, 1890.
ACCORDANCE WITH \ RESO

LUTON adopted at the last meeting Of
the Committee on the Improvement OF
James River, the undersigned will be pleased
to receive bids. FROM DATE 70 TIE 10TH
infant inclusive for all SAND dredged
from the harbor, until otherwise ordered.
LEWIS ID. CRENSHAW, JR.
Chairman Of Committee on the improvement
OF James River. au IBID
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-15
CREAM OF THE PRESS.
Current Topics Clipped From the Lead
ing Papers of the Country.

New York Times.l
Now that the strike is over, the men WHO
engaged in it may perhaps be willing to
listen TO reason. If they are not. there
ought TO be a moral in it which other work
ingmen will heed, whether or not they
happen TO be Knights OF Labor. 10 u PLAIN
enough that nobody has benefited directly
bv the strike, except the unemployed men
who have found employment filling the
vacancies left by the strikers. OF the Sink
ers themselves. the luckiest are those VINO
have gone back 10 work in time To secure
the places they had abandoned. Even these
have lost their wages for several days, ana
during those days have been IN an angry
and anxious state Of mind that is certainly
not conducive 10 happiness. The majority
of the strikers are much worse on, having
lost the employment through which they
got their liyings, and lost il IN such man.
ner as will operate TO their disadvantage III
getting any other. No prudent employer
wishes to have anything to do with men
who have shown that they are willing to IN
terrupt and hamper the business in which
they are engaged on very slight prOyOca-
ton. In fact, II seems that the strikers had
no provOcatiOn at all. except the refusal OF
Mr.. Webb 10 confer with their representa-
tive. who was not one of themselves. We
have already expressed the opinion that this
was mistake on his part, but II was not
such mistake as would be a reason for
sensible men 10 strike. unless their grieN-
ances were very real and oppressive. There
were no such grievances,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-15

THE Washington Post alludes to the adj
minstra.ion of Celman in the Argentine
Republic as an era Of good stealing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-15
Notable Turf Events.
New York Star

The race Of Tenny against time at the
Brighton Beach track next week Will at
tract the general attention Of followers Of
the turf, and will add another to the already
long list Of notable events of the kind this
season.
Tennv will attempt to break the best
mile records that now stand; 1874 to
Ravello and :39A to Ten Brock. Special
interest will attach 10 this race on account
of the very brilliant showing that Tenny
has made this season. He has proved him
self to lie one Of the best horses now on the
turf second only to Salvador. If he IS IN
good condition next week and does not sulk
which is unfortunately his besetting sill
he ought to accomplish the task that has
been sci for him.
His race with Salvador on Tuesday in
tensifed the pablo admiration for his speed.
Salvador won the champion stakes easily.
and again justified his claim 10 be con-
sdered the best horse on the American turf
to-day. But it is a worthy achievement 20
be able to keep the pace with him, as Jenny
did on this occasion, and the friends Of the
defeated horse have good reason 10 con-
slider that the position Of their fayOrite as
second only TO Salvador is firmly estab-
lishpd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-15
Serving ~ Trust.
birmingham News. I

Harrison has conveyed forty million acres
of most valuable public land 10 the trust
that owns the Union Pacific road. lie was
making similar disposition OF vast tracts
In Kansas and adjacent States and Terrific
ries when a cranky congressman called a
halt. These roads owe the Government vast
sums which they never propose 10 pay.
They never think Of doing II or OF paying In
terest on the debt, and these lands are the
only security the people have, and yet the
President, supposed to represent the peo-
pie. only serves the trust.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-15
RICHMOND SEMINARY.
No.3EAST GRACE STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
JOHN II. POWELL, Principal.
NEST. q. PEYTON, Associate Principal.

A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES. thorough IL It's instruc-
ton and complete in It's appointments. From
Kindergarten to collegiate department. In
elusive. Offering the very best advantages.
surpassed by none In the Departments OF
Music. Modern Languages, and Art. Board,
with full English course and Latln. 500.
Session begins SEPTEMBER "a. 1890 APP
ply for catalogue 10 the Principals or at the
bookstores. jy lS-tri. Mona ed 10 oct
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-15

MATTHEW QUAY, for reasons best known
to himself, has written requiescat IN pace
across the Force bill.
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The Few Ihat lie lule
Hartford COnrant.l

Society holds together by each sticking to
his work, and society will not break up until
something better is discovered. ldleness is
not an improvement. nor is chaos. Let those
timid folk. who have been disturbed for fear
all the railroad men would quit work, ex-
pand their fears. just think, good towards,
what if everybody should quit-not merely
railroad workers, but all workers. What
would you do if every one quit work !.
Nothing, and we venture to say that il
probably what you are doing now. 1t isn't
the multitude who are at work, but the very,
very few who are idle who disturb their 1T
tie souls over the fear that everything is TO
stop. There is as little danger Of that as
there is of their doing anything themselves.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-15
Train Robbers Discouraged.
New York TELEGRAM

The Tar-Heel State is not used TO tram
robbers, and consequently the trst raid at
tempted by knights Of the rail in that state
was not successful. The would-be train
robbers were not treated with the mild COLI
sideration that they would receive on their
native heath, the Wild West.
Two men who boarded the north-bOund
Richmond and Danville passenger train
near Lexington, y. c., Monday night were
frightened off the train by posse Of pas
sengers headed by Federal judge. One
of them took his life in his hand and jumped
from car into the darkness as the train
was flying along at full speed. The attempt
to introduce Western industry in the South
WIS an unlamentahle failure
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-15
UNIVERSITY Of VIRGINIA,

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Sixty seventh session begins Oct it, Coursesi "a Letters AMI
Science Law Medicine and Pharmacy, Civil sanitary Mining
aud Mechanical Engineering. Laboratory rork IA Chemistry
Physics Biology, Anatomy, Histology, Pathology hechanics
Eaineernx and Assuring. Students from Virginia
tuition The Literary aud Scientific Courses FOR catalogue
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-15
City Paying Tribute.
lFall River Herald

New Bedford business men are not the
only ones who suffer at the hands OF gas
mOnopoists. While it is doubtful if any
other community has been bled so uncon-
scionsbly as the whaling city, Pawtucket
people are also at the mercy of a single gas
concern. We have no sympathy with
cities that permit themselves to pay forced
tribute 10 corporations when their own en-
terprise supplies the method for securing
the desired relief. Ii costs money, of course
10 undertake opposition, but it is better for
a man to invest his capital in his own illu-
minating plant than TO waste il in meeting
the demands Of monopolists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-15

JAMES G. BLAINE still believes in ere
matiOn-Of that letter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-15
The Noblest Fleet.
New York SUM-

The water side Of events Yesterday hap
pened to be dOubly interesting in furnishing
two occurrences of peculiar interest.
Thirteen minutes were Clipped of the
record for steaming across the Atlantic,
and this slight difference transfers the
great pride of leadership from the lnman
line to the White star. A less brilliant but
almost equally important performance was
that of the City Of New York, which came
over in three hours more than the Tcutonic,
but at the same time showed herself the
fourth boat capable of crossing the ocean
within six days.
The rapid accumulation Of the siX-day
fleet is like great jumper after an astound-
ing performance re-collecting his energies
for an effort more dazzling still. As the sin
day boat through the constant addition of
rivals ceases to be a phenomenon. the call
increases for new wonder, to again leave
all the others in the shade, and lead in the
formation Of class still faster-say Of ships
better than five DAYS and a half. such a
ship is as certain to appear as that ocean
travelling is sure to continue, and she will
be an economy and an increased boon in
the world
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-15
SALEM FEMALE ACADEMY
SALEM. n. G.
The Oldest Female College in The South.

The S9th Annual session begins August
2sth. 1880. Register for last year. 3i5. Spe-
cial features:-rHE DEVELOPMENT OF
HEALTH, CHARACTER, AND INTELLECT.
Buildings thoroughly .remodeied. Fully
equipped Preparaioryo Collegiate, and Post
Graduate Desaft EMS. besides first-cIsss
schools Ia MUSIC. LANGUAGES, CONNER
GAL. AND INDUSTRIAL STUDIES.
JOHN II. CLEWELL. Principal
app-cet t,ts
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Meme. Meme, Tekel. Upharsin.
lPhiladelphia Telegmph.

Nomatter how is looked at from the
standpoint Of party expediency the rights
of the coored people, or national interests,
this scheme TO take Federal control of con-
gressional elections at this time is eX-
tremelv unwise, and it should be abandon
ed. The Quay resolutions should be passed
by the Senate, and not by the votes OF the
Democrats and half-dOzen Republicans
only, but by a unanimous vote. The coun-
try is getting very tired Of this costly delay
over the Tariff bill. the passage Of which
ought no longer to be endangered by the
stubborn attempt Of few unwise political
leaders TO force the passage of measure
intended to help them carry out their
schemes for the perpetuation of political
and personal power. Let the Senate read
the handwriting on the wall Alright and
heed the lesson
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-08

SHERIFF'S, SALE : ISAAC GREENWOOD
~ Ferdinand Bohm, copartners in the business
under the frm name and style Of GREENWOOD
Mary Potter. Louis CAMS Vs. Herman Cans rot sn
Henry Klein, o-partners as Cans 4 Klein. de.
PENDANTS. Louis Cans, Herman Cans and Hcnry
Albert Pottes Mary Pottsr e fsa paah rasn
hood and Ferdinand Bohm. co-partners as Green
hood. BONN Co. defendants. Louis Cans. Her
Klein plaintiffs, vs Albert +. Potter and Mary
Under and y virtue Of an order Of sale and de-
district COURT Of the First judicial district Of the
state Ct Montana. in and for the county OF Lewis
the abcv On e sas .S city Of
Greenhood and Ferdinand Bohm, co-partners -
Gresnhood, bohm 4 Co. Louis Cans, Herman
Klein. and Louis Cans, Herman Cans and Henry
Klein. co-Iartners Is Cans d Klein, the above
named plaintiffs obtained : Judgment ard de-
tcr and Mary Potter, defendants. on the 2lst
GAY q October "A $500. forths sum Of $2,06S60
snS He st.o1 and $227 besides interest. costs
recorded in Judgment. book. No. +. &
page IN, 1 am commanded to sell al those GER
and being N the county of Lewis and Clarke,
state OF Montana, and bounded and described
!, Lots eight ~. nine tsl. in block numbered
three 81, in the town Of East Helena said county
s md state. according to map OF plat thereof on
OF Lewis and Clarke. Also all that part Of lot
numbered seven " in block numbered three ~
N said town Of East Helena, except the west
twenty sig ca feet Of said lot. together with ali
and singular the tenements, Embellishments and
a?purtenances thereunto belonging or in any
wise appertaining. 80 =
Public notice Is hereby given that on Saturday,
re 9TH day Of November, A. D. 1894 at II
0elock OF that !, at the front door Of the
S4nn mouse. Helena, Lewis and Clarke county
montana. viii, in obedience to said order 81
shov ana decree OF foreclosure and sale sell the
80, rUvS oescrloed property. or much thereof Is
fO- cash in hand 1 O7eS 0aAAoE
Apr !. A. D. 1890 ~ ~
nvY.o Gas. n. JErxzR1s. Sheriff
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are " OF Western practice and profession
Nome Of the eastern fugitives have e yea
learned OF s0oh place. and il ID doubtful
u any q them could stay there long Il thsy
coeld ma their way into 1t. Il seems 70 b
sne epecaal preserve Of band Of western
gethef and know each other and each other'a
methods well: Their field Of operations in
ciudes several states and territories, whether
IN the line of train, mail, express or stene
robblng. horse stealing, or any other occu-
icrs,. y, " their Particular line, they afe
Ge4 Im M.s as nome N Colorado, Utah. Arizona,
New MEXICO, Texas. Wyoming, or anywhere
IN the Indian territory. Nearly all Of them
are murderera, or, to use their own exnrea-
sion, men who have got the first shot. Il
would take strong and well armed force
TO drive such body of desperate criminals
are yawning TO receive them. lt might re-
suit IN Wholesale slaughter of the inno-
cent - we'll as the guilty, but it is the
unanimous opinion of officers of the Law
ana membels OF vigilance committees that
sooner or later it will have to be done.
The occupation Of the country by such a
class has resulted in great and wanton
slaughter Of the game. Last wear more
than 5000 deer were killed only for their
skins, the most of every carcass being left
to rot upon the ground. The country as far
q IT was penetrated by the official party
vas IOuno nlled with the skeletons of the
dead animals. The pelts were sold at the
nearest trading post and must have resulted
IN great profit to the butchers.
The rustlers of southwestern Colorado are
large patrons of the Blue mountains, Thew
are continually committing depredations
and as often getting out of the way Of the
officers. II they can reach the mountains
they are or always have been safe, for Par
ker is the first man who has ever been
brought out of the mountains after having
reached them. Remaining in seclusion for
9 time, the rustler emerges to renew
his plundering operations. He has
been such nuisance and at
Fiction to honest people that if it is once
to raise force of men sufficient
to break up his lair there will be no lack Of
recruits. When the attack is made it can
have but one result, although the criminals
will make desperate resistance and die
with their boots on, and will nc doubt make
some corpses with the same pedal adorn-
ment in the attacking party. The people
are ready to take the chances, though. Il
will not be long until the Blue Mountain
refuge is broken up The first posse after
who has ever gone there will be the
argest that ever went into the country, and
t will 60 in to stay until it has done its
work.
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ZEAL AxAIR,

-
4. ,. ssssis Co.. Bailey Bleek. 01sr,
basS "a eosis e se.a .s ~ ;eE1ee II
cent. A'Ases ~ eaa We1vs noesas' " -
six-resm ftasns hoass On lok lox1on =
4 ~, cart onV ss'eU8 SA's0s cash. naaanes
!, seven room hsne Aseps ON let. .axioa. %
Is mid n "a - v crySt Sssss SA-o" ceAss
Fivs.room frsnS hoaae N To- snv,n, Z.
july. ~ 81 - c cn ~ S;sh: $iSoo Y
6ix-room fran. 49,. -, ~ so,,on Z. rss.A
avenus on etfeef - NSs: ~ IN IA a., cs.h III.
ancs three ysazs q 70 per CENT. :. -
sd and Canon stro IS cs ssa . cSn us
y block AID half from motor: ii 10 cssh w
son and Cannon stTeefs Rs Hros;atss saa;t;c,,.
priCe IS 01O 0no fhirss rSsh hsis,r~ ~. S,ss As
year, at. 4 y =! p:r osas: -. - =
additien; prics 81. "a cne-third 49,. heieSccs
oaas 81 = n PEI osns
foot cnssSseS ossh hsisnca ons sna =. r
6 i'd per cent, - S''' e'.>- wv ss His
sscto motor on n ssenns Sns s,oss from
& 81 csnt. oasn' 0a'anoe ons and two ssazs
, ,s 81 :eeth md e9snss Ioa ma
6on; SA,Oo0 = 1890 -A-s A.A S'1s' soos'
toxi1O let ON Lynd.,e ayenuo In Nor.h..n p.
ei ss, ,sSsSit liz s. for Is go
.so1ioo fset On Scaidss s ss:sS. In northern p.
e'nS sss On sg' ss:a Il .nto, nm
y, IS sssa i f:ss nsss Il as .
''S Sssi I 81 ON w.rr.n ..,.,. !, .,...,
tion. far h .Sfn terms ~ $780, ~ SenssA saos'
ssxiao tsst on NAM NAM ss1 rss for s,2voo c..h
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n W. q Folk 4 Co.. Barxa,.,.

BAFX0fAA.
\, sa.t p.,,,& =, Mt, r-..-
don, $3.50 per foot.
aysnns y In nsr Ss.r on sese near slAsA
H io t e1o on g. 10y pss front sGct
es ~ srnrt te1 avenue near mann street, =
$50 feet on Helena syenu.. oo,o.r. :. s,so -.
alU nv,o oSo y. Mi. 80.
OvA.I Gn nam ssrsst q 400 pr mont fooA
-Four lots 4 Northern P.ein. addition No. !.
aoe feet On cornsr Central addition q esaso
rs ssss o1 Corner c.n,r., .t,on %, ., mn
Nd agS feet Eicwer Garden addition close y
s, 1Ss5oo ehoioe corner ssAttie addition. prizes
!, sS1iso choice oornsa. Bassstt addition. price
Sir cho,o. lot. a, r..A...aa,.,.. 500 8
e,oo eSnS 500 N sddiaon from 400 =
Is fest On Edv,rt,s STREET n..r Main. :, aa.o -.
fs SSs f., toet !, 80. M, ..... =.
80 49,. .sut y 4owSr 1Aan eCreot no@ ~ % ~
Five a~rss ~ U niCUS p rr - ,...,. ~,
20 snrsS M ~ 10 o. c;t ,. ,.1.x -.
IA Heinna = '''o cnespsst property to-day onered
ssil6 ca u. Noreoern faoino second addition
iOOxllO on Eighth avenue. prioe ~. 200
At SEQ nsr front fnnt s'1eet' HAosef s'aoitasA
Several CHOICE location. nm tha Han.., 49,.
ND. Ia syndiosts SSS;tion On so' 0soss1 49,
HOUSES FOR SALE.
ma "eil.r wiSr K h nn eleven room slSsSS
Tbs nrcnsrts = r ~ for si per Sehs interest
IA k0.fSns storv fr.,ro ~" ~ H.. saUm.n' ,a.
CLOSETS and cejisr. vstSr r. honss ana ~, v.,ss
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NOTICE OF. STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
Notice i hereby given that special meetina
Mining company win b held It o clock 3. M.
Ihursday, November 20. 1900, 1t tho ONCE OF 81
Aa.sen. Builard where g room viii be provided
Office of the company for the purpose 81 con- e
sldarins . motion to repeal the present by.lswe
Of the company. and to adopt new or revised b.
laws, and Tor Q Transaction OF such other and
further business ~ may be properly broueht 70
the attention Of the meeting. eAs W
BY order Of the trustees
G. n. WILLIAMS. 6ecrsksrv.
Mickss. Non tanA. November s. 1856.
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Wilson 4 Co, Bailey Block, OfCsr,
1s0 aere ranch. sood watsr supply. $1,000.
$500. .s's''' wa
160l acre ranch with good hay land.
~ head grade cattle, IL head washable hortes,
a1 aofes under tenco. good water right, eto.,
160-acre ranch, nsar town. good water right, .
PET cent. guaranteed on investment for I've year.
% acres Immediately adjoining East Helena
eoWnsite, suitable tor plating, $1,000.
LOTS.
20 fest, lower Main street. 32,5O0.
100 feet, corner Grand avenue, Sl260
1sS feet, warehouse property. Gallatin stfsst
30 feet on North Ewing street, S2 500.
!. 100 fest, corner Logan and Elshtsenth etxs,ta
Q6,4OQ
70 feet, 6hiland street. 81 psr foot.
4 l9 beet, Ames' addition, $i1 per foot.
LOO test corner Hauser addition. 5000
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The World Enriched.

The facilities Of the present day for the
production Of everything that will conduce
mankind are almost unlimited and When
Syrup Of Figs was FIRST produced tho world
was enriched with the only perfect laxative
known, a. it 10 the only remedy which is
truly pleasing and refreshing to the taste
and prompt and ehectual to cleanse the
system gently in the springtime, or, in fact
at any time, and the better it is Known the
moro popular it becom, &.
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Helena Resi- r.ta.. .na building A..oe,,.

Helena Real Estats and Building Associa.
tion.
Rerhert B. Reed. Secretary.
Ground Floor. Bailey Block.
4oc lots neaR eity limits. 500 each; So cash ana
82 Der week. n = n - 1850 -. -
200 lots near Northern Pacific depot, sls each:
Is cash and IS per week. o-'..'
lots in Northern Pacific addition No. 2, $50
each; " cash and S. per week. = 80
Five lots ON Eighth avenue. fl00 caah and ~
DAT month -, - -