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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-22
PENSION IIIsrORY.
A sermon On An Indignlty to Our Sol
dler.,

A sermon ON An Ind,gnlty to our Sol.
dIer..
rho pbiIade,,bia Pecoy,, oftbo 10Th inst
n,hiishnd a ,,hn,o,aJ ,a,a,nan, ~ thn ~
pandi,mre. of tha aovo,nman, Co. non.
sions from lsGi IN Isso imclns,vo .aiten
from tho renor, n, ,bo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of
nensions for 1850 and also carlain nor,i'
pent conc,nsions b,sad ,,rnn III. st .,an,on,
TAX on from /, na,nnhIet cdnw nF !, sor,non
entitIed :" An indignitv (, our Iiti,en
Soldiersu ~ nraacbod in tho Iir.t par.
ish cbprcb C.n,hr;dno M.syanhn.a,,s
luna iso0 hv Edward n Hall
Tbo Guures of tho statomon, show Thai
our mansion list il iiko a snnty hall Gather
inc In yolumc ,s II rolls
Tho amonnt distributed d;rec,Iv In ,hs
ii. ' -. ci'o'.,'J w ~ ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-22
Wer In Central America.

The war in Central America will
claim more interest ia the civilized
world than the wars in that region have
usually received, because telepraphic
communication by way of Mexico has
developed of recent years, and we can
learn the interesting details of the strug-
gle. Then II happens that news is dull,
that public attention in this country has
been drawn to our Southern neighbors
by the Pan American congress and AIr.
biaine's reciprocity schemes, and that
the war just begun may end in the union
OF nve turbulent little military republics
SO as To form one respectable nation. 1t
generally observed by those famil.
lar with Central America that il is
soreiy afflicted with fever, politics and
gesera's. Al present the generals are
virulent, and there seems TO be a fair
prospect of war involving all five re-
pnbiies. Little Salvador j. not so weak
- u may seem, for although small in
Ns'tory, II is strong in population,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-22
Brain Patching.

A mud crusher deprived an Iowa lad
of an ounce of his brains last week, but
the doctors say he will get along very
well with what he has left. This incl
dent opens wonderful vista through
which the imagination may harmlessly
wander entranced with the prospects Of
future when surgery applied to chill.
dren may tap the brains of the preco-
cious and equalize the intellectual ca
pacity of mankind. Then mortals will
be rated by the census takers according
toounces of brain and each citizen may
I've sternly required to get rs much work
as possible out of his weight of intellect.
Great men can he cultivated artificially
by the addition Of spare ounces Of brain
from those who might appear top heavy.
Think of the magnificent specimen OF
mankind which might bc produced by
the addition Of few ounces Of brain
to q youthful John Sullivan Con.
template the adjustment Of capaci
ties to circumstances which nigh,
be affected by the donation Of severa
ounces of mental capacity to Baby Nc
Kee! At present that infant can hardly
hope TO live up to his fame ms it grows
with him, but with the aid of mud
crusher and few surgeons he may
perhaps, be helped along
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-22

JACK JfNks was IA victim OF liver complaint.
MS strength was exhausted, his pulse had
grown faint; ~
lie had ulcers and tumors aud all sorts of I'm.
mOrS - w NV
Ana The ills that he suffered would weary n
saint. "N"'' "
folks said that Jack Jenks would never he
cured ~ w
B"t Jack said he would-that they might be
iielce u; NJ. Discovery wrought his recovery,
nucn multitude of serious, distressing and
often iatai maladies often spring fInm a disor-
uered hNer. DIR. PlCrcc's Golden Medical Dis
eoVery creates healthy action OF this import
AM organ; and the ills that have their origin
use All druggists. M TuSw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-22

80 styles Of &c Challis be-
sides the Black and White
Checks that SO many are want
ing. Desirable patterns every
one, and desirable stuffs. Five
steps away you'd take them for
finest French Challis.
Northeast OF centre.
Ceylon Wash Flannels. Not
a limp in the line. Neat pat
terms 20 and 37Hc; wider,
better, 50 and 6oc broad,
handsome stripes for ladies'
skirts and tennis, 75c Silk
Cheviots, 75c.
Choicest French Printed
Flannels, 6oc. There's been
a lull, but more and more are
asking for them now.
North west OF centre.
A biggish lot Of japanese
Fans just in at third and hall
the early season prices.
Folding, 5, 10, Is. and up to soc
Extension, 10 and 1Sc.
Flat Parchment, 10c.
Best Fan values Of the year.
Near Juniper and Market streets corner.
John Wanamaker,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-22
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Base Ball Games.


lho games of base ball yesterday resulted
as follows:
National League Philadelphia 90 Pitts
burg z; Chicago :, New York 2; Cincinnati
~, brooklyn IL; Boston IL, Cleveland 8.
Players' League-Philadelph 5, Pitts
burg IA; New York 7, Buffalo s.; Chicago
4, Boston / ; Brooklyn 5, Cleveland 4.
Amerlcan Association-St. Louis s, Ath-
letic 4; Rochester 10, Columbus @ I,ouis-
Nille IL, Brooklyn 1; Syracuse o, Toledo 4.
Interstate League-tiarrisburg II, York
.; Lebanon s, Altoona 3.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-22
REASON NVlIN

she was smart and She was pretty, and her
elders thought her witty, and she tripped
the light fantastic like fay
she could read both French anu Latin, and was
sweet In print or satin, and 'twould make
Your bosom heave TO hear her play.
But IN single life she tarrIed. and she never,
never married and she'll doubtless he a
maiden till she dies.
FOR she bade proud defiance 10 the culinary
science, and she never knew the mystery
of pies.
--tToH ne Burlington FTcc Press,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-22

Ii is rumored in New York that John
Wanamaker Is negotiating for the purchase
of Madison Square Garden and will turn il
into huge retail store modeled after his
Philadelphia establishment. Ifthis is true
we venture the suggestion that the New
York store might be made even more COM
prehensive than tho Quaker City house by
the addition of live stock department.
At John WaDamaker's you can now buy
everything. from pin TO grand
piano, but there is no room for live
animals, although the proprietor is known
to deal indirectly in floaters by blocks of
hVe. In Madison Square Garden he might
establish chicken department in charge
OF Mr.. HAYES. The Harrisons might per-
haps be induced TO open a suburban real
estate oihce as branch of the establish
ment.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-22

The babies Of Asbury Park had parade
two miles long on the board walk along the
beach on Monday. Their carriages were
decked with flowers and brass band and
bni! pup headed the procession, but many
of the infants howled louder than the
music or the booming breakers.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-22

THE rioting OF the militia ut Mount
Gretna does not seem TO have been of seri-
Gus consequence, but tendencies of the
kind cannot be too severely discouraged.
IL the troops should arouse the slightest
fear that they could forget they are citi-
zens while training as soldiers strong
opposition To their summer camps as "A
body would seem justified. Ten thousand
armed men, filled with respect for the laws,
make magnificent spectacle, and there is
no doubt that our militiamen are of that
type, but they must give no excuse for dis.
trust.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-22
Can't say Enough,

cannot speak too highly of Burdork Rlood
bWtLs lhey htlNe been great blessing to me
Cured me of biliousness and dysp.nSi1 nom
Shlch had suffered for years." Mr. Marsh
Bank OF Toronto ont. Sold In Lancaster hy w
l. hoch, lS' ana li9 North Queen street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-22
INHERTED SCROFULA.
WAN HoUTEN's COCOA
"BEST a. GOES FARTHESTn

The purest most soluble tho original cocoa.
Invented, patented and made I'm Holland.
Delicate, stimulating, nutritious, much better
for the nerves than tea and coffee. Ask for
VAN HOUTEN'S, take no other. (6D
mr3l-lydM,wF
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-22

Balmy odors from Spice Islands,
Waited by the tropic breeze;
SoZODONr In healthtul fragrance
Cannot be surpassed by these.
Teeth IL whitons, purifes;
You will use II IL you're wise.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-22
SwIrrs sPEcrric.
= MrRm1RIAL. RHu1MATTSM

Mr.. J. c. Jones, city marshal Of Fulton, Ar
kansas, writes !" About ten years ago con.
tracted severe case Of blood poison. The lead.
Ing physicians Of the city were called In. ri q
they prescribed medicine after medicine, which
took without afording me any relief I also
tried mercuriai and potash remedies, with the
same unsuccessful result, but which brought
on an attack Of mercurial rheumatism that
made my life one Of untold agony. After suf-
fering four months, gave up all former RENE
dies and commenced taking Swift's Specific q.
y. SD After taking several bottles, was en-
tircly curcd and able TO resume work. ! con.
slider Swifts Specific o. y. 81 the greatest med
icine for blood poisoning to-day on the mar
~ INHERITED SCROFULA.
Swifts Specific O.. S. ~ cured my little boy o
hereditary scrofula, which broke out all over
his face. For year he had suffered, and had
given up all hopes OF his recovery. when al
length was induced To use \. s. \. After using
few bottles he was entirely cured. Not q
symptom now remains OF the disease. This
was three years ago
MRS. r. l.. MATHERS,
Matherville, Miss.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.
(0 SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta. Ca.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-22

wealth aud intelligence, and seems to be
well assured Of the support Of the two
southernmost states, Nicaragua aud
Costa Rica. These three have always been
opposed to the schemes for Central
American union agitated by Guatemala,
because they feared that In any such
union that state weuld practically hold
the power. The relative size Of the re-
publics may be understood from the fol-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-22
BuSCoED OUT or $4,000.
How a Winning Young Man FIeeced "A
ReIIIed NnNx Anrln..

Alanson See. an aged New Yorker who
has spent several summers as cottager at
Asoury Park, was on Monday night bun
coed out OF 5000 by two unknown
men. Mr.. See retired some years
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-22
Thunder Down the Ares

ihat Tor lameness, Tor rheumatism, for aches
~ pains, aud for sprains, Or. Thomas EcIscfrir
Oit Is positive and reliable remedy, D,,
ihomgS Ecicciric on can be purchased of any
urasglsl sold in Lancaster by w. 4, HocI
lS' and l3o North Queen street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-22

The alliance between Guatemala and
Honduras seems to make union strong
enough TO overpower the others, but If
Salvador has gained the first victory, as
reported, the final result is very doubt
ful
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-22

THE debasing effect OF n pension system
Is fairly illustrated by the history OF the
Mexican war pension bill. Year after wear
Congress rejected this measure At last,
however, tho claim agents and lobbyists
proved by the tables of mortality that the
soldiers of the Mexican war were nearly
all dead the war was small, the number
of survivors few, and the government
ought to recognize their services. This
plea prevailed, and in 1857, forty years after
the close of that conflict, the bill passed.
What was the result? Before the lst of
March, 1889, q ,296 alleged soldiers of Mex
leo and ITi2 widows, making in all p, OBS
had filed their claims for pensions. Now
asaclose computation shows that not more
than twenty thousand American soldiers of
the Mexican war were alive ut its close i'm
lsH-S, and that not more than two
thousand of these could possibly he alive
III 1887, II is as certain as a mathematical
demonstration can make it that the great
majority of theso claims arc fraudulent.
Prosecution against these claimants for
perjury and the attempt to obtain money
under false pretenses might have a salu-
tary effect in checking many of the
would-be robbers of the treasury,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-22

VAN HourENs Cocoa -Deliclous-made In.
stanuy.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-22


A sketch of the lifc of Abraham Har-
Icy Cassel in the Philadelphia Times,
Is not only Interesting on account of
the remarkable character of the isolated
German student and collector OF rare books,
but chiefly because of the food for serious
reflection which il affords and of the moral
which adorns the tale. Mr.. Cassel was
born in Montgomery county, Pa, Scptem-
Der 2lst. 1920. lie early developed an in
satiabe thirst for knowledge, which
neither the prohibition of his PARENTS
who like most of the Mennonite
sect, especially in those days, held
education TO he an invention of the devil
nor his unfayorabo surroundings could
subdue nor turn aside. The poor boy was
sickly, but instead of sending him to
school, and there were no free schools in
those days, he was made to work in the
fields. io became, therefore, his own
teacher, aud the story of his indefatigahle
pursuit of knowledge under almost in.
superable difficulties is pathetic in the OK
treme. " He learned to wIite with pcn
which he had made from chicken feather
by the aid of "A butcher-knife Ho worked
long days In tho woods aud quarries
in order to earn few cents for books
and tuition. lie studied at night by the
light of the fireplace, and when his father
saw that his son was determined to learn,
he forbade him this privilege" When
he went to his cold bod room to study. his
parents deprived him of matches and
candles, but he managed to purchase a box
of matches for twenty-five cents, and "A
store-keeper kindly presented him with
pack of tallow candles and thus pro-
vided, no studied in the long winter
nights in secrecy. lie afterwards be-
came famous school teacher: and
although living many miles from u rail
way, he collected library of over iifty
thousand volumes. He has presented
thousands OF these 10 the PENNSYLVANIA
Historical society, aud TO Mt, Norris col,
lego, Dunkard institution at Mt. Morris,
Ill. His library contains sixty rare Bibles
and many old books of great value. lie
has made himself In every sense of the
phrase. He is u fine linguist, r master of
some of the sciences, and an authority upon
the history and antiquities of his native
state. What an example for the emulation
of ambitious boys does such a careeer af.
ford
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-29

SHERlFF'S SALE i, HOLCBERG AND JUL.
:, Jus RechtEetz. part ners Going business under
the hrm name ma style Of Ho.cbsrg Rechtnetz,
p.alntlfs. W. Milo Summers and his wife Mar
garet Summers defendant
Unde: and by virtue of an order % sale and 10.
cree Of fOreciWE Q and sale issue1 out Of tho
district court OF tho First judicial district of the
state 81 Montana. in and for the county Of Lewis
ann clarke, on the 10th day of September, A. D.,
~ ~ IN the ebove entitled action. wherein j.
ho cberg and Jnlius Rechtnetz. partners, doing
bers and Rechtnetz, the above named plaintiffs,
obfained Judgment and decree of foreclosure
and sale against Milo Summers and his wife
Margaret Summers defendants on the Goth tlay
OF Auyu.t. A. ID. 1890 for the sum Of S2Sj be-
sides interest, costs and attorney foes which said
decree was on tho 10Th day OF August A. ID. 1892
recorded IN judgment book Mo. i, OF said court
at pnge 10, am command ID to sell all that
certain lot e'e or parcel of land situate. lying
state OF Montana, and bounded and described
as fol Ows tow it:
Lot No. one a, in block sxty-four I64I in the
original towns.te of Helena. Lewis and Clarke
county. Montana
Public notice is hereby eiyer that or Friday.
tho Sd day Of 0cto'er, A d. 1890, at I2 O'Clock
NJ. OF that day, at the front door Of the court
house, Helena, Lewis and Clarke county. Mon
tann- will. in obedience 10 said order e sale
Deserted property, r so much thereof, array
% necessary u sstisfy enid Judgment, with \
teTf st and costs. to the highest ard pest bidder
for cash in hand. -
,.t Given under my hand. this 18th day Of Sop.
- CHAs. NJ. JEFFEn1s, Sheriff.
ny ISAAC HoLRRooK. Deputy Sheriff.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-29

A. J. steele 5 Co. Bailey Block. onsr.

S'~"~>~.e>>~"~>N'> 'srsesese~ese~~se~s
A. J. Steele 3 Co, Dai,oy Block, OFFER,
Eeht-room houss on corner lot. 50x10o fest.
na.n and furnace Aesgher street, ior ~. SIE hall
cont 5z
Si1-reom frame house ON lot, 4oxl00 on
Hillsdale street, only $s.Aoo $1,000 cash. balance
Seven-room frame Aoose on lot, 42x10o. on
shiland street, only $500; $1,000 cash, baiancs
Nve-room frame house On lot, 5Ox10l on
Eleventh avsons. only 1900 go c:sh sl;ioo in
Six-room frame house on lot, soxl0o, on Fifth
avenue street cal line; s., 500 COZ cash, bal
7sxl2s feet north ard east front, corner Gar
he'd and Cannon streets in Cannon addition, on
h. sss .sn sss ,a
son and Cannon streets in Brua6watsr addition:
price 5000, cne-third cash, balance one and two
leo1l2s feet on electric motor in Broadwater
addition; price $l,6l0. one-third cash, balance
one ;eo and tw 20 years at e per cent
avenue, one block from eectric motor SIS per
foot, ono third Dash. balance one and two years
lOoxiss feet on Peosta avenue. one block from
electric motor in ErSsdwater addition; SIS nor
foot, one-third cash. balance one and two years
L2sxl2a feet south and east, corner Logan and
Iynd:le syenue ON motor line in Central ad Ii
chic addition, for $3.50 cash,
1iaG fset Garner on Lyssle avenue in North
s0xlOO feet on Boulder avenue In Northern Pa,
cine addition, fos 81 eco cash.
@xl2o feet on Park avenue in Capitol Hill sd
dlton; one block from motor: $i.sso cash:
:. 50xllS14 feet OH Logan street in Central addi-
ton, for I, 500. -
.75xllst fist on Warren street in Central aidi-
25xl9O feet ON Main street.. for 81, 500 cash.
60xl06 feet south and west front, corner Four
tenth and Pearl streets in Central addition. for
iOOxl5O feet north and west front. corner
SPRUCE and Mound streets in Mauldin addition;
Soxlls feet on Lyndals avenue in Pachen i'd
dltion, ON electric motor, Tor $500, favorable
ao1iao feet conner Livingeton and u.kot.
streets, on motor line. Tor $500.
ton, for $3.50. one-third cash, balance six ard
a0xl4O feet corner Dakota and Billings avenres
in Jockey addition. for $500. terms one third
cash. balance six and twelve months At 10 per
5oxl4O feet on Butte street in Jockey addition for
$500, L rms easy.
ton. only 500, terms easy.
s0xi20 feet on Davis street in Jockey addi-
ton for 81 500. terms one third each. balance
SIX and twelve months at 10 per cent.
.s2xl0O feet on corner Bridge and Raleigh
streets, only SO per fort. terms favorable.
y. ,nd sr
50xl25 feet on knight street in Syndicate add
cash, balance July j., 81, at 10 per cent
50x12s feet corner Laurel and Cannon streets
IN Syndicate addition, for $l6 per foot, terms
5Oxl25 feet on Wilder nvcnue for $l2 per foot,
terms easy.
5Ox125 feet on Hollins avenue, on electric
motor. for only $12 per foot, terms easy.
Lots in Flowers addition at from So to So per
foot ON favorable terms
10 acres svA q seN Of soc. IS. tp. 10. n "a -.
for $AO,OO0. - -
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longer than any of her predecessors. Au-
gustus II. showered gold and presents upon
nus Deauslful mistress; he filled the paface
OF the Four Seasons, built purposaly for
ner, with the superb china that had been
MARKED with his private sign. At last, how
ever even her prolonged influence waned;
wnen the hnal separation with her royal
lover had taken place the favorite refused
AL the compensation he offered, scorned
titles and wealth and gave herself up en-
s ried ~ 70 rev fsvense e.. This she car
ter while imprisoned s ~ IN the the
castle of Stolpen. One day as the elector
passed under her windows she saw him and
urea pistol at him; he was not hurt, and
sm,lnRiy bowed to her. Even at the cleo
tors death she declined the liberty now
granted her, remaining self-elected pris-
oner; she became strange and extrava-
CANT, had gold coins engraved with her
monogram interlaced with his (forty of
these medals were afterwards found in the
cushion OF the chair she usually occupied) J;
she assumed the Rarb Of magician and
dabbled in witchcraft. She died at Stolpen
at an advanced age, and. strangely enough,
no one has yet discovered where the Coun-
tess Cosel lies buried.
1t is truism to say that nothing has
been more consistently initiated than good
china, therefore the least genuine Dresden
porcelain bears with exceeding clearness
the various marks that stamp the real arti-
Gle; the A. +. of Augustus H., the Caduceus
OF the first Nielsen porcelain, the B. of de
Bruhl. the stars of Count Marcolina placed
between the two crowned central swords,
are all carefully pointed out by the vendors
as uncontrovertible proof of the anthem
ITCHY of the spurious article offered for
sale; some even more audacious do not hes
ltate to produce the unattainable golden
cipher of the Countess Cosel in the hope of
alluring customers
At Dresden, especially, the fabrication Of
false china is carried on to considera-
BILE extent. An immense number of houses
send out to the whole world counterfeits of
old Nielsen and Saxon, the demand being ap.
parently as inexhaustible as the supply.
While deploring this cheapening of really
artistic wares, we cannot help admiring the
ingenuity and prodigious cleverness that
succeeds in puzzling connoisseurs and ex-
perts, and has more than once caused di-
vergence of opinions among them. At the
same time Dresden is perhaps of all Euro
leln cities the place where collectors can
lind the richest harvest of authentic and
really valuable specimens. Many old fami-
lies have been and are daily compelled BY
reverses of fortune to part with their heir
looms of old china, and they Can be pur-
chased on far more advantageous terms
than when they have been secured by the
dealers of Holland and Great Britain, who
are always on the lookout for such wind
falls
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h. W. 8. Folk & Co.'S Barxain.,

81 feet front on Main street. 6na hn.;na.s ,oc.
ton, $500 per foot, ~' 49,
50 to SO feet front on Main street, near Sixth
SO 10 30 feet On Nam street below tho r.,
front building at $500 Der front foot. -'0'
9o feet on Helena e9 avenue near Main street.
$50 feet on Helena avenua cornar n Srsn -.
front foot, No>' ~ S-'o 70
5Oxl9O on Main street ut xl0D mar front foot
"special bargain" 49,
-Four lots IN Northern Pacific addition NJ /,
near Helens avenue. at 500 ner lot N''
100 feet on a corner Central addition nj $50 Z,
us feet on corner Central addition for * Oco
100 feat FIower G.rden asd;t;nn LOT gS,ooo'
Northern Pacific depot. at Sls ner front FOO.
5oxioo choice corner Beattis addition aooI nr;c.
81 900 paw
50xi4o choice corner. B.ssett ,dd;t;., ,r;c,
81 $50. p'10'
$500 each = - =, :. ,-, o-.1 0'oo y
IA fe Al IN Edwards a4reat pe.r N.;r :, sasn -
front foot. - = - ~ '''''' 49, = WV ; %
uer front foot. choice nronertv WV y" s">
Five sores of nlatiad ranertv nm aloct-o ,;rs
for the low figure Of $1,000. -''''
CO., This is the cheane s n1onsrfx ,,v a. se
in Helena. - ~o'@ 'o'o''s 'o'o"S o"ere''
Tire choice lots in Cor addition ~ ,.oaro,,.
prices. 'O'' :" eoA a'u''''n - "eaFo0''
1OOxi4O on Eighth avenue. price 5000.
100 feet corner knight street, Hauser addition,
Several choice locations on the Hansen h,n,e.
vard in Syndicate addition,
uouSre rnp c.,n
hOoofo FOh oALE
$4,OO0-Two-story frame. eleven room. closet,
and cellar wate. in house and yard; terms 5000
cash, s., 600 ut two Years, 8 per cent interest
S2.sOO1Ons story frame. i've rooms ana bath.
closets ar d cellar, water in hon :e and ward On
lot 4lx14O INQUIRE for terms