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BILL KYE TALKS HOTEL.
He Tells Us About the Tavern De
Luxe of Europe.
The Walters All Speak French,
But They Can't Help 1t.
Whisky, Butter, Greek Clothes.
Dogs and Other Things.

copyrighted lSea, by Edgar w. Nyel
1t Is at this time that the accumulated
midsummer inquiries of correspondents
should be attended to, and l hasten to dis
pose of one. meantime a~pologiring for
the delay in answering several which were
received as early as April last
Tete-a-tete, Hyde Park, Cook county,
m.-The Savoy hotel is situated on the
Victoria embankment. bewteen Charing
Crossand Waterloo bridge, opposite Cleopa-
tra's Needle in London. 1t is advertised as
the Hotel de Luxe OF the world, also the
hotel de trop. l presume, although L
would not care to say that for publication.
1t is an English hotel with a French
accent. 1t is under the keen eye Of R.
D'Oyly Carte, who takes his meals there
also. A great many eminent people stop
there while In London buying their fall
groceries. The Right Honorable the Earl
OF Latham is a director of the hotel, as
is also Sir Arthur Sullivan. 1t is no un-
common thing to see Sir Arthur at the
depot when the club train from Paris Rets
in. calling out the Savoy hotel in a rich,
rotund voice. The earl stays about the
house more and helps D'Ovly wait on the
table.
The Marquis Of Granbury is on the
restaurant committee and gets many q
bright new shilling for his brisk and
prompt attention to guests. Everything
is French at the Savoy except the prices.
They are tropical and grow to a great
height. The price at the cafe complet
servi dans le restaurant ct sale . mAnger
is one-and-six- If you have not ct any
sale a mAnger it does not make any diff
ference.
The general manager and travelling
auditor OF the hotel is Monsieur @. Ritz,
who used to run the Grand hotel at Monte
Carlo; also the Bald Eagle house at Cannes
and the Ding Dong house at Baden
Baden. The acting manager and haut
tong singer is Monsieur Echenard, of the
Tooleries, in Paris. Monsieur is not part
OF his name, but is used to give him an
air Of d%ejeuner. / presume.
You can souper dams lie restaurant a Ia
carte. and you can breakfast a prix IKE
10 the sale 4 manger for four shillin' and
l claim that this is cheap enough.
Smoking is allowed in the sale = man
ger between 3 and 5 o'clock and after $50
p. m, but you must not leave your dog
in the manger. 1t is not poseeble. as we
say at la Morgue.
There is n fine hair dresser's saloon at
the Savoy under the charge Of the Messrs.
Hill & Co.. Of Old Bond street. | got
my hair dressed there every morning be-
fore | went down to play long terrace with
the Guelphs. Hill does the shaving and
Messrs. scrambles the hair.
The Savoy, it is claimed, is in~combusti-
BILE; so are the cigars you get in the man
, 1890-07-27

The West Chester, Pa, Local News
reports that Truman Forsythe, of that
village, a few days ago found in his cell
lar a potato of last years crop that had
two small ones growing inside of it.
There were no sprouts whatever on the
outside, but the potato was burst open
at each end, and there projecting were
the ends u two well formed and healthy
looking young tubers. The larger one was
about the size of a walnut. Potatoes
often form on the outside of old ones in
cellars this time of the year, but that the
growth should take place inside is some
thing of a novelty and only one or two
persons to whom the ''curio" was shown
could recall having seen the like before.
, 1890-07-27

Arrangements are being made for car
rying out a scheme proposed by Mr.. Nc
Neil, Of Londonderry, for the mese
efficient despatch Of telegraphic COM
munication between Tory Island and the
mainland, which promise to be of great
advantage to ship owners and home
ward bound passengers. 1t is proposed
that steamers passing on either side Of
Tory Island will throw overheard recep-
tacles something like a small buoy, con-
tanning the messages to be sent by tele-
graph, and . boats crew will be in read
mess to pick them up and convey them
to the nearest telegraph Office. By this
means it will be possible for a passenger
to intimate his arrival to his friends
t~wenty-four hours before he could do so
now from Liverpool, and twenty hours
before he could do so from any port on
the Clyde. The matter has been taken
up by Lloyd's committee, who under
take to forward passengers kilograms at
q minimum of is. each and ship owners
advices at a minimum OF Cd. each. 1t is
expected that the arrangement will soon
DO carried out.-Industries.
, 1890-07-27
ISIS Way re
INT SAVOY

also to bring some butter. After some
pleasant persifaRe, bon bomme and rae
coonter on the part OF the gentlemen the
garcon returned with q nice thin glass OF
rye whisky, floating on top of which was
q COB of surprised and terror-stricken
butter.
Most all foreign people who have not
travelled avoid being surprised at anything
an American orders. They are led to be
lieve that the American likes especially a
searching drink, and that anything which
will make him enivre without loss of time
is what the rough and tough cuss, with
his trunks full Ut moss aeates, scads and
scalps, is most ~ioyously in search of. This
is q mistake.
Man is constantly ~misjudging his kind.
We misiudRe the foreigner; we think he
will be interested entirely in US and our
selves; we forget that be feels some in
terest in himself and his prospects. That
is one way we misjudge the foreigner. over
looking the TACT that ''the greatest bore is
the man who persistently talks about him
self while we desire to talk about our
selves"
We also overdo in our efforts to aston
ish people. We try to astonish our own
people here with the growth of our town,
our public school and our court house.
We lie about the phenomenal growth Of
our town and calmly prevaricate about
the number OF our inhabitants till the
census is taken and we are disgraced.
Then we lay it to the slothfui enumerator
Mr.. Edmund Russell. the Delsartist.
misjudged the foreigner a few weeks
ago, also. He thought that what the
English people wanted was realism, SO
he gave them some that be WAS not using
himself, and the applause was extremely
piano. 1t fact it died . pre- natal death,
If | may be allowed that term. BE was
invited to the drawing room of a wealthy
and prominent English family, of course
with the understanding that he would
oblige."
Edmund gave a portion of a Greek
play in costume. Where he erred was
in the matter of ultra realism. Taking
the Greek slave as authority. l presume
Mr.. Russell clothed himself at q very
slight cost and spoke his piece. When
he went away the air was 80 chill that the
Delsartian goose pimples stood out all
over him like Etruscan warts that have
been suddenly called up by the speaker to
give a rising vote on something regarding
their salary.
Mr.. Russell is rather proud Of his fine
figure, and has had himself caste several
times. but never with 40 much expression
and force as he was cast forthwith after
his recitation. The hired man threw Mr..
Russell's clothes to him from the rear
window, and he dressed himself behind a
quick set hedge with one hand while he
kept way a well fanged dog with the
other.
The Greek costume in which Mr.. Rus
sell had appeared on the previous even
ing was found the next morning wrapped
around the sore toe of a peasant child.
People who saw Edward jump the fence
in bis Greek, gunwad rousseau say that,
as near as they are able to judge. the
Greeks must have cared very little indeed
for dress.
, 1890-07-27

In the early part of May some plate
firing took place on board the English
man-of-war Nettle, which brings up a
subject of the greatest Importance
namely, the possibility of making armor
such as will break up the splendid forged
steel projectiles which have hitherto
held together almost without exception
The result of the Nettle and other recent
tests goes to show that plates are now
made with faces SO hard as to defeat
forged steel, and that it appears possible
that steel faced armor in the future may
dispose of them in the manner that
Schneider admits such plates defeat in
different projectiles.-New York Tele-
gram,
, 1890-07-27

Tuesday a gentleman, a stranger in
these parts, had occasion to cross the
Huntington bridge, and was accompan-
led by a friend. When midway of the
bridge he pulled a large and valuable
diamond ring from the little finger of his
left hand to exhibit to his friend. In
handing the ring over it slipped from his
hand and fell, and striking the floor
bounded into the river. The friend stood
where the ring fell till its owner went
and secured the services of several men
to dive in after it. He found two who
upon the offer of handsome pay for their
services consented to attempt the rescue.
They went out in a boat and after many
attempts secured the ring, which was in
turn handed over to its owner. He paid
the promised sum and went on his way
rejoicing.-Hartford Courant.
, 1890-07-27

A novel treatment of ingrowing toe
nails has been introduced in France.
The medium employed is tinfoil, such
as is used for enveloping chocolate and
other food products. A single or dou-
BILE sheet of the tinfoil is introduced
between the nail and the liberated
tissues beneath by the aid of an instru-
ment with a thin blade. The tinfoil is
kept in place by wax, which is moulded
over the parts. The beneficial effects
produced are attributed to the chem
icA rather than to the mechanical ac-
ton of the tinfoiL-E1change.
, 1890-07-27

SAT- Investment.

Is one which is guaranteed to bring
you satisfactory results, or in case of
failures return of purchase price. On
this safe plan you can buy from our ad-
vertised druggist a bottle of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. It is
guaranteed to bring relief in every case.
when used tor any affection of throat,
lungs or chest. such as consumption. in
lammation of lungs. bronchitis, asthma,
whooping cough, Group, etc, etc. 1t is
pleasant and agreeable to taste, perfectly
safe, and can DO depended upon. Trial
bottles free at B. b. David's drug store.
, 1890-07-27

asthma, eruptions, paralysis, dyspepsia, indigest,
ion, piles, fever, neuralgia, costiveness, all ner-
vous diseases, heart disease, consumption. bron-
pulmonary troubles, and all diseases of the gener-
ative organs, no matter Of how long standing.
hyou have failed TO get cured elsewhere do not
despair, but give Lee Wing . call and have 2 chat with
him. which IL strictly confidential. Ash needs no inter.
prefer, but speaks English for himself, and II costs you
nothing for consultation. As he only sells the remedies
which are safe, sure and quick. and prices very low.
His motto is: "A Cure Guaranteed II directions
are carefully followed, or Money Refundsd--
Persons living outside of Denver can write to Lee
Wing, enclosing lc stamp, and explain their .ymp-
toms, when he will be pleased to send them advice -
to which Of his remedies will be benenciAl-
All correspondcncc strictly confidential.
Z VINO, i3iA Larimer st., Deuves, Colo.
, 1890-07-27

Manley Hardy, of Brewer, is at pres
emit receiving about twenty-five bear
skins a week, which is a good number
for this time of the year. he say that
with the skins come reports of great
havoc being made among the sheep by
bruin, but that the bears confine them
selves principally to the eastern district,
and are scarce and difficult to find in the
north and western parts of the state
Bangor Letter.
, 1890-07-27

Ex-King Milan declines to leave Bull
garia, and the impression strengthens
that he is planning mischief. He is GER
tainly In want of money. and the Radi-
cal government is being urged to bride
him to return to Paris, even if it costs
100000 francs. Some patriots hint not
~obscurely that assassination would be
easier and cheaner.
, 1890-07-27

The best salve in the world tor cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fever
sores, letter, chapped hands. chilblains,
sorns and all skin eruptions. and positively
cures piles or no pay required 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price rs cents per box.
For sale by B. B. David. Druggist
, 1890-07-27

A carpenter nv the name of Nj. s.
Powers fell from the roof of a house in
East Des Moines, Ia, and sustained a
painful and serious sprain of the wrist.
which he cured with one bottle of Cham
berlain's Pain Balm. He savs it is worth
IS a bottle. 1t cost him so cents. For
sale by DR.. W. N. Hunt.
, 1890-07-27
AEw GOODS.

M0ONs10Re, TssrQMOise,
Garnet and Pearl Hearts;
G0rNef Bracelets, Brooch
es and EGs-s-tNgs, at Zeh-
Ner, BMechMes- + Co.'s.
, 1890-07-27
An Idyl of the Rail.

/.
Girl in chair car,
Railroad train,
Going eastward,
Home again.
Ill.
Little schoolm'am,
Been out west,
Teaching. hard work,
Wants . rest.
III.
Dashing drummer,
Gross the aisle,
Awfully horrid, but
Has to smile.
~.
Mutual mash.
Found it out,
Travelling on,
Wabash route.
, 1890-07-27
STORAGE

For household goods or
merchandise Of assN de-
scSsptt0m. TERMS reAsON-
able 0sd fsssssraMce effected
schess destfed. " arehossses
on Cheyenne q N0rfhes-ss
track. Call ard get esft-
ns1fes. CbsNeN8s COWs-
WserctAl cOsusp0ssN.
, 1890-07-27

Tae largest stock OF fine brAndies. old
whiskies. choice hqueurs and superfne
cigars at deorge Masten's well known
house, corner Sixteenth and Ferguson
, 1890-07-27
s p e OHIO s. .
LEE WING.


he guarantees the cure OF
the following diseases:
ALI disease peculiar 10
women, falling weakness
and of a private nature;
female weakness, seminal
weakness, all sexual dis
easee, lost manhood, all
akin diseases, all blood dis
eases, scrofula, catarrh.
rheumatism, cancer, tape
, 1890-07-27

My stock Ladies' Para
soils at cost.
WIZ. m TERS.
, 1890-07-27

Remittanoes must be either by New York
money. Collections can be made by express
companies or banks. Tickets sent direct to
management will be paid by drafts on New
York, Montreal, st. Paul, Chicago, San Fran
cisco or City of Mexico. For further informa-
ton address JUAn AID. Manager,
Apartado 43. Zacatecas.
, 1890-07-27
JUN ~, 90.
AT ZACATECAB. MEXICO,
and continued monthly thereafter.
0f PRIZE Sl50,000.00
Special rates arranged with agents.
= ], ,svs sy sss

AGENTS. town and
city in the United States and British America
Tn payment OF prizes is guaranteed by q
special deposit of i've hundred thousand
dollars $500 900 with the state government
and approved by Jesus Arechiga, governor.
Drawings under the personal supervision of
the government as Intervention.
II CERTIFY that with the state treasurer all
necessary guarantees are deposited, assuring
full payment OF all prizes Of this drawing.
HERMINIo ARrKAGA, Intervention"
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=. = French . On.
!. 49, ~ ~, -. 80. ~.
cses pSt9l - ~ ~ ~
cssha a1sS n 3 "a = ,nssts
81 on Pa9S ee "a 81 sso9 Il 49, @ 'front.'
.t,ese ., Ssfo s,, fr.ms hcuse Sn LAwrence
kroom honss n Ares: sssASssse. 49, ~. h,.,,,,
from motor, $4,000 ons-third cssS, ons-third IL
90. %aoom hons. corn.r ,o.,.o ~. ~. -.
Groom house On cornse IA ~ ~ x ees H.s
100 SI.7oO cssh 6aisnc nrs -. M -. ~
6ix-rootn house on Fifth avenne nesr II ssftis MI:
and sewer connestions ncw ~ teE ~ ~
cash, balance easy terms. ss'sSs, s1' '
$500 $500 @ b, 81 On In ona av ~ on nvs.
Hix-r0Om frame ht,uee corner INs,ror ~ .t.ect.
new, conveniently sFrsnsed: Il HI nrs.hs'i
ksht-room hoSee. one al P' hn... cc.r... IN
4adis0n avenue 76xisO: $8Mo. n I'M cssh III
aqcs ON easy terms, 10 per cent.
niue; $500, one half cash, halance eesy tsme IN
per cent ''-.-,->' s''l's' ~
ss hOGse near Northern
.,oo,, h aoUss S. ron , sSsr. = 49,.
Eeoss,C hho oss: - 49, Rs, ~ per mSnt
FrpUssh mCnso On meh h.,s,s near nroaaW
l,rua -, st.t,a sSe.a. o4 IN ~ - stfeet;
=. -, LOTS.
/. 4. SsoO-SUn9xl1 on Cannon street IN Alnes add
y Gne-tnlf0 CAN, one-tn'ro m nine balance
~ ~ saS 6sG = !9Se ~ Pet cent
"a. Sigsi- W.. on Wsuks,haw street, Bsosdwa.
So one third cash. balance IN eight and
six :. en- months. ~ Per cent
~ ~ YVAaso corner on Mn@son aveaue t1c'n
~ cesti e,sy terme ~ per cent. one block
IRON q ~, mover sT an. ana electric rallways
easy t terna a
fronting ~ north; easy tssmS
one third cash, balance easy terms, 10 per cont.
I xl,SO,tOxlO on Fifth avenue; 0ne-third
casn, balance IN nine and eighteen MONTHS 10 per
cent
Fine corne. on Ninth avenue facing northeast,
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Wheeler. Word 3 Co.'S LisA

Wheeler. Word d Co.'S List
LOTS.
200 feet In Amss addition, I'll pev foot.
100 feet In n. +. addition, &12 per foot.
20 fest ON Madison avenue Tor a., TOO
100 feet in Ming addition 3l2 peS foot.
100 feet in N. p. addition No. 3 FOR xI7s.
20 feet on Shiland stFeet tor 81. 600. - b s5i
per wsek. Sfsy !, 80, 7-.7 :. -
ACRES. ..is #si54 !. S
~ acres near Rroadwatsr Hotal q go ~
lore z ne .3T .i7E n S'N - =
y%s HOUSES.
Residence il Ealssr addition. 5000. f.,
,Eesinence In Bradford addition, IS 90. y
iResidence in HOback d Cannon addition, a..
Residencs II naseett addition, $500.
Residence ID Syndicate addition. Il 600.
WHEELER, WORD d Co.
4, 10 and II Gold Block. Holann
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The World Enriched.

The facilities Of the present day for the
production Of everything that will oonduce
TO the material welfare and comfort Of
Syrup Of Figs was first produced tho world
was enriched with tho only perfect LAXATIVE
known, az il is the only remedy which ia
truly pleasing and refreshing to the taste
and prompt and efeotual TO cleanse the
system gently in the springtime, OF, in fact.
ct any time, and the better it is known the
more popular it become q.
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during the night, groups Of man armed
WITH broad, long handled ladies acoop ont
the sMossam arrested ON tho banks by pro
1scnne beams, seairs or stones; : fcll %
cassse of dead animais. This mass Is hoiIed
e yaser mixed with snlphurio and thsn
nydraulicaly comprsased. The fatty mat
ter escaping through the holes 81 Cylinder
y collected. treated with lime, and con-
xeftsd INTO soap or glyoesine, mot impossi-
The number Of animals drowned IN IN.
rivers lowing through largo towns d enorm-
oes. An old report Of 1855 states that IN
fAf1s there were picked out OF the Seine
during the five months from May to Octo-
PEE Z, w dogs, i've calves, twenty sheep,
seven goats, seven pigs eighty fowls, sixty
would have been seven in the Majority.
700 Rabbits. thirteen fishes and ono boa,
found drowned near the esplAnades of tho
lnvalides, having escaped from MENACE
AN. sounrioe has contracted with the
caty Of Paris In exchange for fair sum for
extent and has realized considerable profit.
Encouraged BY this first success. he after
wards arranged to pay tho Assistance Pub
nque $1,000 francs for all the vegetable re-
!use, she broken bread and victuals coming
from the hospitals, prisons and board
ecnoois under ito control, and with this re-
1ose ne yearly fattens 5000 pigs. Thus,
nothing is lost, nothing is wasted. There
are other and darker transformations over
Whlch 1t IL wise TO draw veil, for in those
cases Ignorance ID bliss; but il must be re-
membered a. Z comfort BY those whose
eyes have been imprudently opened either
by personal inquiry or by N. Pauillan that
can in any way materially injure health,
indeed far le0o 30 than the ac0entAd dan
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Helen. Res, E..... ana Bu,,a,,. A..oe,,.

Helena Real Estate and Buildins Assooia.
tiOn.
Herbert B. Reed. Secretary.
Ground Floor. Bailey Block.
loc lots neas city limits, 800 each: 81 cash ana
" pee Week, Z ~ ~ Z = ---4
40 lots near Northern Pacific depot, Sl25 each;
IS oesh and - per week - -
q lote In Northern Pacific addition No. 9, Slso
eaeh; Us cash and S. per week. $3.50
Five lots on Eighth avenue, 800 cash and IN
Or month -
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Afmitaxs = Piast.
ACRES.
$so psr acre. 100 acres nine miles from cits
$l0 per acre, 90 acres close to city.
go per acre, l6O acres five miles from city.
&SO per acre, SOO acres six miles from CITY
Several large nohss, 6rst-clAss in al rcspecte
SHeat bargains. - - = ss'N
As'm'' !: = Plisss.

$3.50 per front foot, 50 lots in Hsrshfeld sadh
ton. = 1855
$50 per front foot. corns, Montana avenue AID
2hoerix aveuuo. f IN
$50 % $500 lots in Northern Pacific second
'dit.on. n = - -
~ per, front foot. ons-t u block In D. Laa,
addit:An Warren street. Z ~ s. - "
S6ca EN-, !, three lot on street. 2, isteely
addition. NJ n ''r'--s
III 0oo "A choice buiness lot; adjoins Montan.
NaJivnal bank. n - -.
IS per e It foot. cornsr Twolfth avenue end
Va .ren street. M
80 Ter front foot, lots ON Hauser boulevard
u 81. .So-Fan / on Sixth avenue. inside HobacE
street.
$4,000 Improved property paying $500 por
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SUMHQNb-lN THE DISTRICT COUHT 0F
- the first Judicial district Of tho state Of Mon.
Someresll Manufacturing Company. : corDors.
Leopold and, Roes Leopold. copsrtnsrs u,eier "a.
i'rm name and ttyie Of Leopold Bros & Company,
ne State e Montana ssuds greeting to tn
brought against you by the above named plainiiff
IN the district court Of the first judicial district
OF be state Of Montana, in and for the county OF
fled therein, within ten days, exclusive Of the
day ct seryice) after the service on y0u Of this
summons. II served within this county; OF, Il
within twenty days; otherwise within forty days,
or Judgment by default will be taken aeainst You
according to the prayer Of said eomplaint-
ment Of this court in favor Of the plaintiff and
agAinst the defendants Tor tte sum Of e2.42 for
goods wares and merchsndise cold and Dc.
instance, and nQ1est between the nh day OF
January, A. d. 1910. and The 20th day Of Iay.
1890, and for costs Of suit. -
wares and merchandise having heen cold on
dsfen ants have disposed Of thsir property sub d.
3ect to execution, for the purpose OF defrauding
And you arc hereby notified that il Jon fail to
appesr and answer the said complaint, . above
requiredthe said plaintiff will enter your default
and take Judgment against you Tor the sum 81
S2a73 and costs Of emit. : -1' .>'-'- - :
Given under my hand and the seaI Of the tlis.
trict court Of the 6rt judicial district 81 IN
81 ate OF Montana, in and for tbs county az Levi
and Clarke this sixth day q Novsmber. in tbs -
Of our Lord one thousand si0ht hundred M
ls1sD JOHN BEAN. Clsrk
MCCoNNLL CLAXDK10. AftofnDyo for Plain
til = -
0ID6OLUTION OF. PAKTNElSHIP-THE
y 2s.t2srssiH s.issinf Haax o. mans q
B,oadwates. c. ]. ncHamasa. r. a. Nssiov 40
a. II. wilder. doing blsins1 Ct Fort Hasinnis
sId Rs sanS shi soo e A. q .ss.s. CO.
authorised 70 collect accounte and deDGr,13~, M
c. 4. iBOADWArxR.
E.J. MrMAMARa.
+ 4 4. 1HflaG16S sMk
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= =. Floyd-Joses. Atlas Blosk.

mont, S2t0O. 60 st{ = . - b, =
0o fset, Hausee boulevard, south 'front.' 92.2so.
4 ~ 1eee, corner Of IAu!ol and Chotsau streets,
~ 1ast,. corner Of Jocelyn and Wildse stxeeta.
0600. Syndicate addition. ~ - n 81 -
~ teet. Syndicate addit o1, $4,000. Easy tsRu,a
zO fest Syndicate addition, $4,000
~ Seet ON Helena avenue, fronting north, $4,000
y rest On Helena avenue. fronting south, $500
ss g. f'st ON the east side near The railroad
Property ON lower Main sxest suitable for inn
plication. -,-"'-f ~. - -sS-
200 Test Of property Ola Center strsst It reason
able 6eureeL
Lots % the Syndicate addition. large list from
el2 70 Is. :.
Lots IN the Amss addition, I'll to SIS.
loot. 80 -
Lots In Hotsl park. prlos ed tssms on apppli.
!. Largo List Of seres inside aad outside tie city
limits ct reasonable DfiCaa 80
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Charles Scribner's Sons, Pubs,
743-745 Broadway, New York.

pPQPOeALS INVITED OWING W1 LEGAL
disability in the proposals olEsraa ioe snn-
rlIne thei01n IT White 111phar Hpein0 Nh
vaae. Al weFe rejected and new 1eopnssls Is.
vteed. he teme 70 be pseeente6 - no,eine 81
l. lA0. - = = -
Whits Sulphur Sptinss. Mont. Ncv. 4, lsea.
j. E6AxTON,
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