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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-16
June 28. The contract for placing lightning
rods on the High School was awarded to ]. II.
XYillsanina-RiebIinR.

A home wedding on The Southside last even.
ing resulted In the union of Miss Ida Riebling
and Mr.. Conrad Wilkenlng. II occurred at
o'clock at the residence Of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs John Riebling. There were two
attendants. Miss Kate Barry made charming
bridemaid, and Mr.. Leo Riebling an efficient
groomsman. The bride was bewitching in hep
wedding toilet OF pure white, and she wore
lace PIN and earrings designed by Tiffany In the
form OF Gala lilies, and composed Of delicate
gold leaves with settings Of diamonds. They
were the bridal gift Of the groom. After the
honeymoon journey Mr.. and Mrs. Whitening
WI 60 to Crete, ILL.,. at which place the groom
Is ,,',a, rising young merchant, and where they
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-16
An Impsrattye Order.

ToRosTo, ONT, May ib.-By an imperative
order from the State Department all shippers
of goods TO the United states will be required
10 produce TO the Consul either the original or
n copy of the invoice Of purchase here, to DO
filed with the original certificate Rt tho Con.
kulate,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-16
CONSOLIDATION OF BOOK FIRMS.
Three Noted New York Booksellers Sell Out
to n Chicago Company.

NEW YORK. May 15-The American Book
Company consolidation of the largest school
book publishing firms in this country opened
its offices here to-day. The firm has bought the
school book interests Of Ivison, Brakeman 4
Co., d. Appleton q Co., A. 3. Barnes q Co., Van
Antwerp. Bragg d Co. It has offices also In Gin
cinnati and Chicago.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-16
The AIlaRhenx Commencement

The Allegheny High School Committee met
last night The Commencement Committee re-
ported that the Opera House had been secured
for the commencement exercises, to be held on
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-16

As Mayor Gourley says: "Let dogs de-
light TO bark and bite"-elty officials can do
moro effective work with pens dipped In gall.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-16
]. G. Barret.

LOUISVILLE, May Is. John g. Barrett, who for
many years has been conspicuous figure in the
financial and commercial history of the city died
yesterday.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-16
SUING A NOTED SINGER.

The Master In Chambers Decides In Favor
Of the Defendant.
TORONTO, May l5-The Master in Chambers
has set aside the subpoena issued against
Madame Albani Gye by j. F. Thomson, OF this
city, who is suing the singer for the alleged
breaking of a contract with him, commanding
her to appear before Justice Mcmahon.
Madame Albanls counsel contended that the
subpoena was served for the purpose of harass-
ing and annoying the defendant, and that ow.
ing to her engagements IN Europe she could
not obey it without great financsaI loss.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-16

highly desirable, but IN the nature Of things IL
cannot be obtained until some application in
due form is made to that august body.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-16
IDENTIFYING THE CHECKS.
No New Developments In the Clnnssen Trial
Are Brought Ouf.

NEW YORK, May 15.-The whole Of the fore
noon Of the Claassen trial was spent in the
Identification Of checks which had passed
through the hands of Pell, Claassen and others.
The afternoon testimony was mainly reitera-
ton Of the facts that have already been pub
lished.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-16
MEXICAN PEOPLE INTERESTED.

The Fate of the Silver Bill Closely Watched
by Mexican Financiers.
CITY OF MEXICO, May I.-The greatest in
terest is manifested in the fate of the silver
bill pending in the American Congress, as 1t
may have an important effect on silver inter-
ests here 1t is announced that the Banco
Fomento, the concession for which Is owned by
Gessler and Salvador Malo, will be open for
business May "A. This will probably be the
strongest bank in Mexico,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-16
A JAPANESE STUDENT HoNoRED.

He Receives nm Ovation and Gold Medal
for Proficiency.
CoBURG. ONT, May 15.-Juce Kono, the
young Japanese who received the degree of b.
A. and gold medal for general proficiency at
Victoria University to-day, is the first Asiatic
scholar ever presented for laureation at a
Canadian university. He is a native of Toxic
and q gentleman of high rank. He was re-
ceived with loud acclamation at the convoca-
tiOn.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-16

NEW YORK. May l5.-Albert G. Dam, Of the
Union s7Tare Hotel. died this morning.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-16

POKER is not halt so wicked II tho player
Ia related to police magistrate. IL seems.
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TERMS or THE DISPATCH.

POSTAGE rnrr IN TuE UNITED STATES
DAILY DisrATon. onc Year. ar.,.".,,,".,......t 90
DAILY DitrATcu, Per Quarter. W
DAuy D,srArru One Month .,,,,,,,,...... 70
DAILY DisrATcit including sunday year. 10 90
DAILY DISPATCH, including sunday sm'ths go
DAILY DisrATcn including sunday, imonth 20
SUNDAY DtHrATvn, One Year. 80
MHHKLY DISPATCH, Onc hoAr...,.,,..,....,. 70
TIE DAILY DISPATCH n delivered by cArriersu
ifccnta per week. or including sunday edition.
ht 20 cents per week.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-16

A PEMIcKY train encountered only four
land slides yesterday and yet the conductor was
not satisfied.
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PITTsBURo. FRIDAY. MAY 10. 1880

or The BUSINESS OFFICE OF the DIS
PATCH has been removed 20 Corner of
smithhsId end Diamond Streets.
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YsIee From Texas.

MR.. COKE next addressed the Senate In favor
+'i of free and unlimited coinage of silver. He
declared that the persistent defiance OF the
popular will by the Executive Department OF
the Government for the past II years was one
of the most remarkable facts In the history OF
a free representative government. He could
not support the bill as reported from Ihe FL
nance Committee. 1t Disseminated against
silver in leaving to the Secretary OF the Treas
ury the right to determine how much or the
silver 10 be purchased be coined into money,
and as the Secretary held that there was al
ready too much silver coined, it was sure that
uith that discretion In the Secretary not an-
other dollar would be coined. That provision
of the bill was neither moro nor less than
nroyision to convert the treasury Of the United
States into warehouse for silver to be held as
a commodity on which the Government should
advance money. The effect OF the bill would
be 10 repeal the only law on the statute book
recurring the coinage of silver dollars
The passage OF the bill would prove the
seyerest blow to silver since its demonstration
in 1873 There was no provision In it for the
free coinage of silver nor for any coinage of
silver at all, except by permission of the Secre-
tary of the Treasury. In a word, the bill from
the Finance Committee effectually repealed
all laws providing for the compulsory coinage
of a single dollar Of silver. The whole matter
would rest within the discretion of the Secre-
tary OF the Treasury. and on his Affirmative,
positive action. He was not willing to entrust
such tremendous power to the hands of any
living man. The silver bill then went over TIL
to-m0rrOW.
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.sUcUEssruL srRH,.


why the Volunteer Family should Not be
OvsFlooked by Horsemen.
A contemporary, commenting ON the suc-
cessful siFes, says: "The Wilkes boom il
still increasing. This il due to the fact
that the descendants Of George Wilkes
have made such grand showing upon the
turf during the past two years. In their
great anxiety to secure representatives Of
this family. there is. danger that breeders
will, for the time being. overlook the mer-
its Of tho Representatives Of Some Of the
other branches Of the Rambletonian fam
lily. It should not be forgotten that the
Almonts and the Volunteers have proved
wonderfully successful in the past. No
other stallion in the world has ever found
ed such family of trotting campaiQpers a.
Volunteer. Next to the Mambrino Patchen
cross it 10 doubtful If any other can be
found which is 30 we'll calculated to inn
prove the Wilkes family outside of that Of
Volunteer. No other branch Of the HAM
bletonian family shows such uniformity in
nnish and quality as the progeny of Vofun
teer, the son Of Hambletonian and LADY
Patriot. Il 10 q pretty high-tempered fam
lily. but, by treating them properly, the
Volunteers will be docile and .tractable.
Do not overlook the valuable traits of these
two families
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REAL E9TATk
f 8 Preach . Co

oix-ro.u hou.s ON fiffS sv,ppe pe,r ri,,,,;..
s :: :,s::: is:. ! s:s' ~. ;s 8;
s!soc soo oss AZ s9S Is ~ 81 s. ioSs< s.S,
~. s..s sss..as. %s h:ss ss ss.S O.;
.ns:hs:ssos 81. %: e -. eerpsr. on
ence on ~, tsrm. Ia ~ srt $4,000 ~
Ssvsn-focm frsme Soose IA Iosksy .ddit;op
near Hs.sne avsnne; Sis0, ons third cssh, one
per cent. = '-1AAss -
Msht-reom ane house lust q Of Madison
svsnoe partly furnished; $sdo0, el,0l0 cash, bal.
s.-room hou:e op p oo Ssns ,n.t a. a. ,o.d.,
hath room. oiosets, fence. tsnse stabiss ssc.:
room 6ou:s IN oes Ssas = pss o
cleests. csilar, ehed, stable, stc; G7OO. Sl.7O0
oash. balance one and two yssrt. Is PEI cent. 1880
,six.foom houee on Eighth avenue, plenty Of
and two ysss. 10 pes csnt. U oasa' oa'Anos on'
supplied With every modern convenience. beSnH
Five-room heick house, sozlAo, ON Eighth Az.
nue; $500. ons- half cash. balance easy time, ID
Fivs-room house ON broadway, hath room,
clossts cellar, etc.; $4,000. 81, 500 eash. balAncG
Thee room hoese near Northern Pasaao depot;
$50 one half cash balance one rear. 10 Per cent
Groom house In Locksy, one-half block rom
hons and ~. shsiiS. stc.s SS.ooo. ~s'sF -
2story. broom freme mouse On IAwrcnc.
street 6<xlOo, etshlo e{ed etc., $1,000.
6roOm ho0ee In Ames 9dd}tion. ono block from
motor, $4,000 one-third caeh one-third In MN
and elshtcen mOnthss libeFal discount for cash. 5
A-room houee ooFneF TOxllO One hlOck, frou
m otor and school horss, $500: cay e M. o'
In, Il @ n non I'M. - #
e-room frame house n the Lockey addition
one block from motor, SlA ner month.
Furnished 8-r0om houee on IaWrence atreat
large lot, etablA shnd1s efo 6sS r,er m0nfh = =
Z broom Brick House, furnIshed. cOrner an War.
rem street, near motor and 1chool housA SIS nel
-. -ao,x1as ON Cannon ,t&ees IN Ana. .Aa,.
ton; cne-third cash. onS-th IA in nina hsisncs
IA eiahtoen monthe. ID r,er cent - ,>"e
81 0MI-;5xlG on WsnEeshaV etresA n..c.7-.
t,r ssld;t on. sfhirrS rssh Ssisr~S u siSt ~ q
eixteen mOnthr 10 r,er cenf ~ -->-
. 81 6OO-N)xIyb corner an Madison avenra t.c;r,
eonth snd easf: essy terme III ~ eemf cne hIrotk
from motor md electrio rsilvsvs 80 s >
II 100-fl1 sIM an W;iT.r ~, 1e.d,.., 1900.
.sy terrrs' - " 'A>As1 As~s AAoa sttse';
81 62N,-65xl2S CORNER nm H.nea. hori.,...a
frontinr north: easy terms
81 NNi-c0rner m ErecIanp.asa 1sn-son go.
one-tSrd cash. -. ancS cav tarTss ~ Tnr neet
81 5OO.--6DxlO0 an FiftS Svcnne. ronsthSsxa
cash. Balance IN nina and e;shtssn m.nt X. II, cr
can't - o's-s's. AA0Aa'1s' :" pos
Fine corner on Ninth .vsnue faoia. no,th...,
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n. ". q Folk = Co.'S narra,ns,

~ W. = 1OA0 ~ COS HoE3Ain0s
y feet front ON Main street. ans business loca-
80 to 50 10 frsnt ON Main strest, near sixth
avenue, 800 per front foot. "
ssa H. Ss1 psr s sses. sov the Iron
Sa0o per front toot. =
sez.sS On Man ,ssrsst At $500 Per front foot
Four lots n Northern Pacific addition M. /.
loe feet On cornsr Central addition 1t ss2.su
is feat on sornsr Central addition for 5000
), l00 feet Flower Garden addition. elots to
SGees s,e Tactic dSpSt 4 Si2 per trent loos
toxlto choice cornsr. Bassstt addition, prios
six thclDs lots IN Lecksy addition IRON, sloo =
$ 81 Oh Edwards street, nsar y ain. Il ssso =.
l 0OU fsst ca lower Main street from Sss Is ~
pr front foot; choice property. 81
for tSs ow s q y osESps ON s'rs line
70 acrss IN = the CITY liraits, plated. It ssh
y This 10 tho oheapsst property to-day Offered
TR,e choice lots in Cox addition Il bsdrosk
e. Sns lot in Northern Pacific second addition.
loo1l4o ON Eighth aysnus. price 5000.
l00 feet corner knight street. Hauser addition,
Several CHOICE locations ON the Hanses b,uls-
ward. In Syndicate addition. u.s.
HOUSES FOR SALE
and cellar water il. house and yard; te.ms 700
= sMS s1 pss o SsRs nt'
,xS.sO-0ns story frame. i've roonna and bath.
aI sSd W,t:s IN oae and
$&5O0-Two-story frame house, ten roonaa.
hath, closets and cellar water in housc and yard
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About Aady McDoweli.

Andy Mcdowell, the suocessful trainer
nd driver of Mr.. Saliabury's Plsasanton
took farm, has been engaged to handle
|1arcus DAYS Bitter Root farm the coming
ear. He il the hero Of the hour in racing
iroles in California. The following olips
rom the Breeder and Sportsman will there
ore DO Of interest a. Andy il soon to cast
II fortunes with the Montana turf:
Mcdowell will leave for Montana al
post Immediately after the Napa meeting.
nd bring to California Z lot OF trotters
'hich he will winter here preparatory 70
akinR them back to tho eastern circuit
ext year.
candy Mcdowell declares that Cricket II
% fastest PAGER on earth, and that 2:lO q
Q measure for her speed. The owner. Nj.
leek, informs me that the mare win IS
|ampaigned ON the big circuit back east
ext season.
One Of the nsatest bits. of apprecaation
hat has come under my uOtioe for anmo
|tme. occurred ON Saturday lask % Mana.
|'hen MI. George Wiley, Of the Cook etook
arm. approached Andy Mcdowell and
banked him in the Warmeot terms for ~
|laryeious work with the pacing rnGxo
|1lcket this season. Said NJ. Will. -
earty thanks Tor what you hsvp dom
lac daughter OF 8teinWoy il mot an r.
nate return, and ON behalf Of the fnrI. 4
|eaire that you accept this moro suheoontial
Flken Of onr regard" and b handed Andv
In heieht tusaSy-dollar eold pieosa ~
|oee0 driver eays that . tho voathae :
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Talk b Cheap.
But the mate eloqusnce of styles and
prices, side BY side, il usually most convinc.
ing argument. I. you want to SEQ the cor.
rect reflections Of STYLES that arc in vogue
and this time worn by the most fashionable
ladies in New York, Warrington. Boston,
Chicago and other centerJ Of style and
fashion, come and examine our fall stock
OF ladies' winter garments. Here you will
Geo the best results OF the designers art
and highest skill. We submit for your
criticism our entire stock in our cloak de-
partment. We will stand or fall by your
verdlct-you shall be both judge and jury
IN the case. Our display Monday morning
OF fresh invoice Of choviot jackets, cloth
Jackets. diagonal jackets, plush jackets,
newmarkets Ut every description and plush
ana sea! garments will give grand selec-
are within the reach Of the most moderate
income. SANDS Bios.
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Wilson &'co Bailey Block. 0nsr:
ls0 sere ranch good water supply, $1,000.
., 4s eoo ranch. good buildinis, fences. stc.
160o-acrs ranch with guod hay land.
~ head grade cattle, IL head valuable horees,
-, 49, aefes under fsnce, good water right. etc.,
16Oacre ranch. near town, good water right, .
Per cent. guaranteed ON investment for i've years
$1AOOA - -, $500
70 acres immediately adjoining East Helena
eownsite, suitable for plating. $1,000.
LOTS.
% test, lower Main street. $500.
100 fest, corner Grand avonue el,2s0
175 test, warehouse property. GAllatin stxsst
$1,000
50 fest on North Ewing street, e2,500
$500.
70 feet. 6hilsnd street., S2l par foot.
~ Test, Ames' addition. I'll psr foot.
100 lest, corner Haaser addition, SS,OoQ
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Z. ;. sessls ; c.. nancy Mock. O.,

n. -.
Es.ae-,,,- -. =, -. ~ 49, -.
s 18th az ,.9.eaes h a 49,; G ~
ei eis-ro.n st.n, he,,, ON -, s1us,n !.
adl1 Sc 80 ssssss oals - $3.50 - iaos
sss.sssa a.. l: e e g AZ - ssz,e .
g snit = hi - ~ - ss'Ssss sAsss -
Iive-rocm frs1c hcusp On lot. rokioa ..
5nSy. M g - so ~ - -. e.: N.Y. e
cent. - = - = =
s.soem ts.@. hsqss on !. Is ' =
anee three ysars d % per cent. 80 -
f:|S a e! Sr Fl; q
sos and CSsnsn ssssses 81 SpsSwsseF sSdit;ooa.
Hs'es g 3 IS oss ea'A balance 90 and ts
.dditos; ssies Il "a. saS sSisa cd. es'ssoe
ioc1iss fsst eetssr asgrisen svsnu, .nd p,o.t.
os es sss .H s :sss s. n :S ss g
NosiS fess on Psosaa avenue. one h,oek fror.
ieess esstAi , cash. 6aiaaos ono and Two y.ss
Lsnes .vsnns S 90 motor not e. I'D IS 6ea . r.
tOxi1O fset on Lyndsls avenue n Northern p.
| ss.lse 1T s9ssss % Issdsls avenue in NertA.
.soxiW fsst q Houldsr sycnue In HusAarn p.
eiss ~. ;ad IL. I. tGs e GO go 60, @,
so1lisX fest On Logan stssst & Csot11i .dd,.
tien. for y, 800.
7ssllsA fest ON Wasrsn strset IN Central ad1i.
asxiSo isst Oh Main strsst, fol Sl2,soo cash.
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Wheeler. Word D Ce.'s List

Wheeler. Word D Ce.s List
LOTS.
200 feet in Amss addition, I'll psr foot.
100 feet in n. i: addition, el2 per foot.
0feet ON Madison avenue for q, 700
100 feet In Ming addition, $l2 per foot
leo feet in N. p. addition No. tor xl75.
20 feet ON Shiland street for $1,000
Lots in Mclean Park SIS each, tl0 cash and -
per week. -,
ACRES.
"a acres near Rroalwatsr Hotsl q 600 psr
HOUSES.
Residence in Ealssr addition. 5000.
keeioence in bradford addition. $500.
Residence In Hohack 4 Cannon addiiion. a.
Residence IN Bssaett addition. e2.b00.
Keside0ce IN Syndicate addition. xl.O0O.
WHEELER. WORD & CO.
l6 and II Gold Block, Helena
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very Gold In Noutana. the MONEY v,ll emma
in good play to purchase eealskin isoket
for Mrs. Mcdowell and then neither 81
them will forget for long tina th1 little
bay mare that brought additioasl fame 20
the Mcdowell family" @,@ $500 =
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Arnitass &.Plsss

9tfy AEmlto8o 0Fl0tG
ACRES.
= ~ pes acre, 100 acres Minis milea from cits.
40 Yer acre, 80 acres close to city!
~ per acre. NO acres i've miles from city.
~ per acre, SOO acres six miles from city. +
Several large .nches, 6rst-class In al reepocte
great bargain. IN = IN
Tors.
ton. >'' 1850
IS $50 per front foot. corner Montana avenue "a
PhHrix aveuuo. 80 = - =
$50 . $500 lots in Northern Pacific second
$s5 per frent foot. onc-t v block in Do Lac,
addition, Warren STREET.
SSG' eaA 4. three lot on street, E.asterly
= y. 0OQ "A choice b.Miness lot; adjoins Montan,
National bank - s'---s'~'
SIS psr q It foot. corner Twolfth avenus md
Va IRON street. ''--~ =
80 Ter front foot, lots ON Hauser boulevard,
p. S0-fon L on Sixth avenue. inside Hohacl:
6tf-et.
y nth.
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WIN. Maths Lisa.

40 a,res Montana avenue property.
30 aores choice Wet End property.
100xl1 Bradford addition. corner. &2JDoA
G00 front feet Syndicate addition. 81 pse -
SoO 'front.' fset 6eymsr Park, q per foot.
One block. Highland Park, choice, 4e,60a
lO0xX25 Hauser Avenue front, sac o.
l0ox15o belle .us addition, $4,000.
2Sxlzs Main street front, corner. 5000.
1QOxlAO Eighth avenue and Idaho 49.000. H .sH
g ac.ss At Pr. ys.2ON N @ NJ
Rsa!dsnce in Fsuesr edition, $500, ISL
$1,000 fssaiddsacs n sEsdfora acdition. aa
Hesidsncs In Hohack ard Cannon, SS.S00.
!. hesidsnce corner Dzsckenridge ard O.
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A fne line Of ladies' and children's fast black
Mooien and cotton hose just received 1t The Bea
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Store.
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Change Of Time, Great Northern Railway
Line,
On and after Monday, October 27th. the
Pacific express mo. 81 via the Montana
Central will arrive at Helena at 2:80 .. m.
and depart for Butte at 2:45 D. M, making
the Union Pacific connection at the latter
place. 3. III. LArorrv-
General Ticket Agent, Montana Central
Railway.
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New fur trimmings .. Fovles' cash Store.

Special sale Of ladies' fast black woolen and
cotton hose 1t The Bee Hive
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Talk h Ch~ap.

laces.
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". X. Coz. Gold Block, Onsrs,


front foot. N ,13.ss'rsl
A fine variety Of lots in tbs Syndicate additiea
from $l2 to $1A per foot. 1'5iE
Choics lots In The Bradford addition ct vazioas
prices. - =
Blocks in Highland Park 4 q, 500 for choices.
A 6ns block In Brooke addition, fronting a
H.user to9leyard. e S16 per front font
x2A50 to 80 per front foot ssSs
Desirable lots n Lookey addition. near dAlane
avenue cheap. 49,
Some excellent hsssains in Riahmond Hul.,
6oms yery desirable Aain strsst peopaeN =
feaeonA bic prices. - u
goo eAch easY tarme. 49,
,T.s.y..x .@h cuss asar business esnseE. sssnnA
Several nsV dseirab's rssial kses.
1hFeoAtoey brick building, renss II 81 ~
meath. for Sll.ooe II 4. s y
6pf plAttfng. = s III y n
isessss, - osa' a. q ~ naaiA s.silas -
g go naas tevn. ysy siiiahls - = ~
90 = Al9us.l 49, -
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For Hosiery, Yarns, Underwear and
Gloves try the Knitting Factory, AIS South
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j. p. Porter

Has several nice houses for rent convenient
y located.
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Only hrst-c]ass oyster parlors, motor Office.
Home for the sick. Mas. J. E. C1rAvns,
rs spruce Ut.
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Smoke Agnes Booth.
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smoke Agnes Booth.
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Florida's Record.

EIOrida's Record.
At. Pueblo last Saturday week. Florida,
Hervey Barbour's phenomenal three-year-
old lilly. won tho race for three-year-olds,
her best time being 2:2615. She defeated in
this race Murtha, 2:3O, whom she trotted
against at Denver the previous week. Jake
Fisher ia now wearing a new suit Of clothes
at Secretary Pope's expense.
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E'oR LE-SECOND-HAND, Six HORsE
power, horizontal engine. 6rst-class. 6tead-
man founHry & Machine Co
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e again In the third. He went out exsctlv
no he did in the second heat, took lead al
VIC lengths and led Hazel BY that distancs
until we'll down into tho homestretch. when
aaxel crowded mp q bit and was lenath
md half ut the seven-eighths post. No
lowell then began to tap Romestake. he
ired just little, and Hazel shot at him
With wonderful burst Of speed. She shut
Up the daylight in a fash. Mcdowell
dashed Homestake half dozen cuts and
.ot him under the wire Just bare head in
ront Of Hazel, which gained on him at
very stride. When the figures 2:l4L we're
lunR out there was wild cheer.
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ston; also the ice houee and pFiyate Yesi-
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