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PRAISE FOR THE STATE DEPARTMENT.

Foster Co.'S schooner Coombs which was re-
Gently held at Colon and not allowed TO 90 on the
san Bias coast for cocoanuts brings story her
arrival at New-YOrk regarding the seizure OF tho
other schooners ny the Colombian gunboat La Popa
Foster Co. received word yesterday. however, that
their schooner Julian had been released and on
her way TO the United States. All American trade
with the san Bias is at a standstil Mr.. Foster
said yesterday "Thc release OF the Julian Is duc
entirely to the good Offices Of the state Department
The Department has firmly. but without any buster
insisted the release of the Julian our only ques
ton is of damages
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WHAT THE ALASKA COhPhNff
As INJUNCTION ia, BrrN PROCURED AGAINST
.NI-vAY

The action ~ the Sew York Commercial Company
Limited in obtaining from Judge Andrews. OF the
-upr.mc Court a temporary injunction and oricr I"
hoy c,u.c bv the terms 81 which the New lork Com
ucrcial Company Of Nlp,in !. temporarily restrained
from .iu INCORPORATED under the laws ~ this state
and ordered t. make u clear 10 the court Whs It's III
coruor,tiou shall, not be refused and H. assumed name
discontinued has caused con-drrahl" discussion In
bn-lu,., circles a H. the c.u,o, which led To the
,it,inlns NJ the injunction ESQ or three days ago.
Edward NJ shepard of 40 - Nassau st.. who repre-
ont. the Ncw York Commercial Company. Limited.
va, seen by reporter yesterday Mcruoon ana sam
that the Injunction had been obtained on account ol
the similarity Of the name Of the company 10 that
Of hi, client. and FOR the further reason that tHi'
lullritv of tile had caused great confusion in tho
cuisines ~ hi- clirut. lie PERSONAL, hnc" nothing
of the New York Commercial Company of Alaska. IL
was also learned that mi company was not at present
represented by an attorney.
Charlie, r. Flint of the cnioining company conih
not be- seen yesterday afternoon but Nj d" blngs'
his representatives, aid that the company had been
much ANNOYED oi late by the receipt Of letters from
remote point. conta:ng bid, for the taking of seals
for Them Tho,, letter, were addressed 10 the com
pany and showed plainly that their writers had con.
founded II, name with that Of some other company
having "A similar name and also engaged IN seal
fishery He had meyer heard Of the Alaska company
nntil the Injunction proceeding, were instituted
Thnmi, e. Pllti Wa seen hN a reporter ana asked
Joined company, VIZ. Iiltt said that he was the
president Of no Alaska company Whatever ana said
further that he had never heard OF the Ncw-forh
Commercial Company Of Alaska
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c,,,r THAT WORKS ROTH WAYS

william 6. Angel. merchant OF Knoxville. Penn.
employed william q. Jones u collect some money, and
when a settlement between Angel ana Jones was n'aae
Angel alleged that Jones had held back sS1 80 moro
than he ought TO- and he caused him 20 be arrested upon
a charge Of larceny. When the case came up IN the
Police Court Jones discharged and he has now brought
suit against Angel for $50 900 for false imprisonment
and malicious prosecution and Angel in turn arrested
yesterday and held in 81 600 bail. Angel declares that
he can show by Jones received the extra
money which ne charged him witt receiving.
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TO DISPOSE OF Mn. mAeelN.s nAxcm STOCK

TO DISPOSE OF MIR. IltGGlN'S RANCH STOCK.
William Easton. the popular aucf"u"cr. annonu'"-
the first annual sale at the American IIorc Exchange.
rfncth It, and Broadway. on Thursday and Friday. II
J. r. Harrns Rancho del Pa-o irpttns stock. TN"
catalogue conpri.c, NINETY two head ~ -iool. m'ud
Ing colts files and celiinrs. the produce - such
we'll known -ircs A. Albert ". - .ol. ALASKA hro1a.
Echo Cornelius Robert lee and Del Iaso The dam
If the youngtor, offered for sale include Ali. rs az.
YUinz Wopdhinc lda. ralcua. 4. Ho-". Mabel.
Flora. Rosa Clay. Jc1nncttc. silica Cecilia. Vixen.
Ecta Victoria. sister 10 Ben All. NaLrlic. Comma.
Echota Naudc. N'lllc Doom. Jennie g.. N|'f'r.n".
Alcc Brown. DIDO. Naudtnc Daphne. Hathaway
Mare Eoh. Nollic. Mare Roc. Augusta 'r iA ~"'. p
Home Jones Mare Niddl-fpwn Marc Young Lad,
Hamilton Half Moon. Daughter ~ sultan. 'Hh Leaf.
Elmoni Ella IN. brow Girl and l.tlc dc.
Tn. hofsr, now al tl.r "a ton Company rs ~al"
Paddock Hunts Point. and viii tr 0u ti.N up o.
"Wednesday. The sale VIII hcgin al 10 O'Clock each
morning.
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HARD TINES FOR THE DRUMMER.

Abraham Dan>lgcr, a. an agent for sanuels FRIED
man STAYED at a Chicago hotel and wrote to his en-
ployers for remittance lie waited three weeks Tor
the money and returned TO this city. leaving his
trunk Of samples at the hotel for his board DILL Ipon
arriving here arrested az the instance OF samuel.
( Friedman upon a charge OF larceny, for stealing the
trunk and he was locked up in the Tonbs. Judge
Patterson yesterday granted wit OF ha@as corpus
ordering production in court upon petition IN which
the above allegations were made
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TO x,Kr coon LorySBERr's THEFT.

Colonel Gcurg, Bliss vino is counsel for Theodore p.
HUFFMAN John Moonan and Mr.. Anderson. the bonds
men Of Gcorec H. Lounshcry has Informed Postmaster
Van cot that the fun amount ~ the Loun>bcry de
(alcafion a. cashier al The PostOhce. over $4,000.
will be- made good In few days. \ large part of the
amount Will Ice paid from Loun. cry'> estate. The
suit. AGAINST the bondsmcn VIII bc discontinued as
soon a, the money /, paid over To Mr. Van Colt.
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OF PURE COD LIVER OIL WITH HYPOPHOS.
PHITES OF LINE AND SODA IS ALMOST AS PALA.
TABLE AS MILK. CHILDREN ENJOY. 1t RATHER
THAN OTHERWISE. A MARVELLOUS FLESHPRO'
DUCER IT IS INDEED. AND THE LITTLE LADS
AND LASSIES WHO TAKE COLD EASILY, MAY
BE FORTIFIED AGAINST COUGH THAT MIGHT
PROVE SERIOUS BY TAKING SCOTS EMULSION
AFTER THEIR MEALS DURING THE WINTER
SEASON
Beware OF imiiatlons-The original SCOTS EMUh
SION Is put up only Salmon color wrapper and is for
sale by ALL DRUGGISTS.
II Beware Of initations.-The original SCOTS
EMULSION is put up only in Salmon color wrapper
and IS for sale by ALL DRU CYCLISTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08

Four Years On Clutches.

years VA, afflicted with rn, uilitsnt TOUT
wear, OF which compelled 10 60 on crutches Woru
ARA inaeouae TO express the suffering endured during
that time During fifteen years OF existence III wa
NOT ying) tet known remedy without receiving
any benefit hnaly began on swift, specinc - . 81
which from the gave relief. and to-day am en-
ioving III best " health ami well candidly
believe that b 3 . Is the best blood purifier on ~
market to-day. - y TAYLOR, .uoa Mo-
Treatise on Blood and Skin scase mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. Atlanta. Ga
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His Finger Nails Game

I ann cxse OI UEoo1
poison ami upward, months OF that une was IN:
oil Ny finger n1il- came on anc
my hair dropped out leaving ny Le4i A. lean AM smootl
II II hal been shaved consulted the oese toSe
uhy,cans euf hundred, u dOIlis Tor medicines OF
diercnt kind, but without receiving the sishes oenens
l ADVISED finally visit Hot SPRING This ala.
hut btcoming disguised IN the treatment was ecevlne
there conm.ncci taking Swlits Specific . y 81 Tne
ru.et that : =. y. had on me was truly WONDERFUL.
rommenre recover taxing the rst bottle. ana ~
RI. limo hal taken twelve bottles entirely cured
cSnrai hy Swift's Specific IS $ when the worltre
nownei Hot Springs had falei ~ e,. w.,
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Thirty colors Of Munroe's patent ingrains at 81
cents roll at O. j. Holmes, % North Main st.
THE STOCKGROWERS

Mr.. Hunt1ey Talks About the Vote on Place
of Meeting.
The Stookgrowers journal, of Miles City,
made at the recent meeting of the Stock
growers association to have the place of
annual meeting changed to Helena. "To
remove the meeting of the association from
Miles City," says the Journal, would, in a
dozen ways, depreciate the value of proper
ty in Miles City and vicinity. To depreciate
this property is to increase the tax on all,
for county expenses do not decrease. Did
the influence of the Helena gentleman, the
son of the president of the United States.
who promised few minutes before the
thing was sprung, to do all he could for
stockmen, individually or collectively, have
any influence on the minds of those Custer
county property owners who were willing to
damage greatly Miles City and surround
In the first place it is difficult to see by
what manner Of reasoning the holding of
one annual meeting in town would in
where such meeting was held. And the at
tack on Mr.. Harrison is not justified, we
are informed by Mr.. s. s. Huntley, who
states that he and not Mr.. Harrison moved
to change section IA of the constitution, as
the Stockgrowers Journal states in it's re-
port of the proceedings. The vote on the
proposition stood, Miles City 10, Helena Is,
thus defeating it, as a two-thirds vote was
necessary to change the constitution. Mr..
Huntley states that when the association
was organized there we're only few coun-
ties enlisted and it was all right to have
the meetings in Custer county, but now
only two counties are out, and they have
made application to join and in view of
this he thought the most central point of
the state should be chosen for the place of
meeting and that was why he suggested to
have Helena selected. Miles City is ON the
extreme edge of the state and he is of the
belief that the interests of the association
would be better subserved where central
meeting place could be had, thereby insur-
ing full attendance of members.
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THE CITY SCHOOLS.
Interesting Facts From the Monthly Re-
port Of Prof. Young.

Interesting Facts From the Monthly Re-
port Of Prof Young.
From the report of Superintendent
Young for tho month ending April 10, We
CLEAN the following facts: The whole num-
Der of pupils enrolled for the year to date
is 1858. This number is greater by over
200 than the entire enrolment for last year.
The probability is that the enrolment for
this year will reach 1,625, a number greater
by nearly 800 than has ever been enrolled IN
the city schools.
The number of children of school age in
the district in 1888 was 1881, while in 1852
there were 1854, an increase of over 700.
1t follows therefore that nearly 40 per cent.
of this number have entered the public
schools. Others have enrolled in private
schools and many have doubtless remained
out to work and for other purposes. The
figures, however, suggest that an officer ap
pointed for the purpose OF enforcing az
tendance at school would find considerable
business.
The number Of pupils in the schools at
the present time is over 100, being greater
number than have belonged at one time be-
fore during the year.
The number of tardinesses for the month
is 1913 and the DAYS of absence 1,571. While
this is great improvement on the report OF
last month, it is far from being satisfactory.
If parents could fully realize how the ir-
regular attendance binders the progress of
their children, how it lays the foundati on
| for poor scholarship and in the end q dis
like for school and study, there would not
be so many kept at home for trivial causes.
| The reports in some of the schools are.
however, very good. In Miss Robinson'a
| school there was no hardness for the
month, and and the schools Of Mrs. Gros-
hon, Mr.. w. E. Harsh and Miss johnson
have one case each. The best attendance
for the month was made in Mrs. Harrah'a
school, there being only twelve days of alb
sence. Miss Harley's school did nearly aa
we'll, the absence numbering only fifteen.
These excellent reports are complimentary
to both teachers and pupils.
| During the month there were twenty-five
cases of corporal punishment, four cases MT
teachers hardness, and 100 visitors in the
| schools. In three rooms, however, no Wis
itor appeared during the month. There
ought to be a Thousand visitors in the
schools every month, not making formal OF
critical visits, but friendly, encouraging
visits. They should 20 into the rooms
carrying CLEAN of sunshine, encouraging
teachers and pupils. Children should Gee
that there is some interest in their welfare.
They will study better for visits, the teacher
will teach better, there will not be a feeling
that the time has been wasted.
Five weeks from to morrow the schools
will close for the year, On that day the
graduating exercises will occur, the school
doors will close for the long vacation and
teachers will depart for their summer
quarters.
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Locations Filed.
The following locations were filed for
record yesterday in the office of the clerk
and recorder:
Joseph Mowbray has located the Pride of
all Nations lode in Lewis and Clarke
county. 1t is situated about two and half
miles east of Canyon Creek and two south
of Prickly Pear canyon.
Francis Numvar has located the Little
WonNer lode in an unorganized mining dis
tIict in this county.
William d. Rumsev and others have To-
Gated $50 acres Of placing mining ground in
this county.
Alexander McCauley ct al. have located
fifty acres in N. Il. ? W. Lewis and Clarke
county.
Theodore D. Farron ct al. have located
eighty acres in N. Il of n. E. n of S. q 7.
10 N. r. 8 w. Lewis and Clarke county.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Said Pasha Sung Last Evening to An En-.
thusiastiC Audience.

Said Pasha Sung Last Evening to An En-
thusiastic Audience.
Said Posha was sung last evening to an
audience that laughed until sides were
sore. It was continued round of merri-
ment from the rise to the fall of the cur
tain. While neither the music nor the
characters OF Said Pasha are strictly orig
inal the plot of the opera is interesting, the
situations are amusing and the music is
catchy and pleasing. The presentation by
the California Opera company left little to
be desired. 1t was series of bright pic
lures, pretty costumes and clever acting.
While the singing was not altogether above
criticism it was very good. The honors
were fair divided. Mr.. Cornell as Said
Pasha made hit. Frand Valegra, the
Mexican nobleman in search for an ideal
woman uses his well-trained voice to excel
lent advantage and in addition he
has q fine presence. Miss Kate
march, was. a pleasing and clever
Serena and Miss Sonlers was quite as good.
But it remained for Fred Lennox and Stan
ley Felch to hold up the laughable part of
the programme. Two more clever burlesque
artists in light opera have not been seen in
Helena. The chorus was shapely, we'll COS
tuned and fairly well drilled though the
narrow width of the stage prevented a bet
ter effect of some of the movements. The
entire performance was vigorously given
and there was proper attention to details,
Said Pasha will be sung again this evening
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Balls Now Main Street Photo Studio.
Our new photo studio on Main street near
Sixth avenue, opposite the Power block, il
now open. With latest-style scenery and
apparatus, we are prepared to make the
best, cheapest and most artistic photos in
the city j. P. BALL & Son.
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The Chamber of Commerce Building as
sociation and the Chamber of Comm rec
will meet at the Board of Trade rooms ct
O'Clock this evening. The committee en-
location of the Chamber of Commerce
building will be appointed and other im-
portant business will be transacted. There
should be large attendance.
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A fine line of gentlemen's oyershirts and under
wear very cheap at The Bee Hive.
FOOTPADS IN TOWN.
Dan Fraser Waylaid on a Public Thorough
fare.

Dun FfaBer W 8yIalU ON Il PUBIC ThOfOuEh-
fare.
Daniel Fraser, the shoemaker, had a
rather unpleasant experience Monday night.
He says he started for his home, on Park
avenue, about 10 O'Clock, and while passing
by the Diamond block two men followed up
behind, but he thought nothing of this.
When he reached his residence and was
about to unlatch the gate he was seized
about the neck and his arms grasped from
behind and in a few seconds was relieved of
his watch. The approach of another man
scared the footpads and they took to their
heels. Mr.. Fraser says he can recognize one
of the men if he sees them.
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Chamber of Commerce Meeting.

Landscapes and holy pictures in great variety
at The lee Hive.
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For Sale Chea

A good frame stable and wood shed to be
removed corner Rodney st. and Broadway.
II. NJ. PARcHKN,
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HELENA IN BRIEF.

Jackson's music store, Bailey block.
Dinner from IL to at the Bon Ton.
James w. Barker, merchant tailor, Main
street, opposite First National bank.
Go east via tho Montana Central and
Manitoba railways, the new sleeping and
dining car route to St. Paul and the east.
Through trains leave Helena daily at 1l:30
q. m.
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Only a few more dinner sets left ut The Bee
Hive, and are being sold at cost See them be.
fore they are all sold.
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The kDKrENpEST will pay reward Of
$40 for the arrest of any person taking
papers from the doors Of subscribers
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A suie of Office rooms first floor over In
DEPENDENT Office, H. N. PARcHEN,
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For SAX

Beautiful blue building rock Inquire of Emile
Kluge, CU6 West Main street. or Box city.
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Bargain embroidery sale at the L X. l..
BAZAAR, for three days only, April FL, 22,
and rs.
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Notice.

Seven milch COWS, 16 small pigs, 1 SOW
and calves. Apply to Bach, Cory Il CT
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For Rent.

Iaiies' ard children's hosiery at The Be
Hive.
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Bird cages very cheap at The Bee Hive

full and complete line OF children's picture
books Just received ut The Bee Hive.
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Locations Filed.

Bargains in clothing ut the I. X. L.
Bazaar.
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What We Want.

Everybody interested in the purchase
of jewelry, watches, diamonds, art pieces,
fine china table ware, silver ware, etc.,
to come and see our goods. Why?
Because: We have the largest and
most complete stock, which is being
added to daily; SO that you never
can tell from what you saw a week
ago, what we have to-day.
Because: We present Montanians
with the novelties of eastern markets
as soon Is they appear; and, further,
our prices are as low as similar goods
are sold at, in any reputable store.
We want to assure everybody of an
honest deal. Where two classes of goods
are shown, we try to explain differences.
We want our methods to make every
customer friend.
]. STEINMETZ JEWELRY CO.,
Leading Jewellers, Helena, Mont.
Watch this space. We change ''ad" three times
aweek.
JOIN OUR WATCH CLUB.
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See want column ad., $4,000 will buy new
brick houses.
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Ladies' walking Jackets. in all styles, Just
received Mt tho I. X. l.. Bazaar.

The Best
The choicest fruit preserves and delica-
cies. The finest cured ham and breakfast
bacon. The best patent flour at John T.
Murphy & Co.'S.
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Bissell carpet sweepers, only 81, at The Bee
Hive.
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Special sale OF ladies' hens j, ched handler.
Chiefs only 10 cents, at The Bee Hive.
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Notice.
DR.. Barbour has removed to the Power
building; entrance on Sixth street. Tele-
phone, 166.
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Forbes & Davis special.
5000 Iron Mountain, 971sc.
5000 Copper Bell, 25c.
1850 Copper Bell, Soc.
AGO Southern Cross, 3115c.
5000 Q. r. & N. 32lsc.
$500 O. r. & n, 35c.
200 Fourth of July. o71sc. =
lo,0oO poorman Extension, 12115c.
1900 Silver Arrow, Ice.
5000 Cleveland & Anchor, CSC.
900 Pearl Mining Co., soc.
l.500 Glengary, 971sc.
1000 Hiawatha, 45c.
1000 Am. Ruby. 2711zc.
70 and q, Bailey Block,
Mining Exchange.
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Special sale OF ladies' vests, only l2,i cents. Al
The Bee Hive.
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Jackson's Music House.
Who viii efer one for lessS ss-r.
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Forbes & Davis special,

DR.. Treacy has removed his office to the
rover keefe building, corner Main
street and Sixth avenue.
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FOR SALE-CHEAP; TWO SECONDHAND
L safes, one small and ore large Address Il.
w. N, lndeuenflent.
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csnn CASH. BALANCE TO SUIT, BUYS
SOOU furniture and lease Of Pacific hotel 81
| rooms. Call and examine.
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ARE YOU MARRIED.? IF NOT. SEND YOUR
"A address with stamp to the American Cores
ponding GLIB. p. U. Box 643, Clarksburg, w.
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THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL TO BE
i torn down and rebuilt: in preference to stor-
ing the stock, will sell a large stock of unre-
deemed pledges, including diamonds. watches,
eloshing sho.s etc; At Lees than than cost New York
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FOR RENT-MIsCELLANEO
FOR Rents ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE
keeping. Inquire IA Harrison ave.
TOR RENT-FURNISHED OFFICE IN Elk
cellent location; gas; steam heat; $40. Mathe-
con d Co.
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WANTED-LADY AGENTS FOB NEW RUB
w Der undergarment: indispensable to ladies';
proof free. Address Little Co., PIG Clark street,
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A GOOD CRANDALL TYPEWRITER. TERMS
"A reasonable Apply ut this Office.
FURNITURE AND LEASE PACIFIC HOTEL
l. $3.50 cash, or Ienoir House 81 900 cash. the
balance to suit
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DRGPERTY OWNERS ATTENTIoN-SEWER
i connections made ut bedrock prices by a
Ecensed drainage expert. Address p. o. box
lO22 cir
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OF INTEREST TO SICK PEOPLFs-MESSRS.
~ Tope x Common desire to inform that por-
ton of tie public who are unfortunately COM
paled to patronize q erng store in the night
time. thst they have night bell attached to the
front door of their store. in the bailey block,
and that a competent clerk will attend their
wants al any hour of the night.
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iEI,EE FILE NOUVELLEaiENT ARRIVEE
dssirerait entra en- relations ayec un francais
but &c Sc marier. Ecrire j. La laverie. P. o.
HobOhen. New jersey.
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LOST,

WANTED-AP PARTNER WITH SMALL CAP
w ital to n rast in good paying business:
either lady or gentiem n. Address Business, In
9eoendent.