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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-19
A. u. u. w. Hall Association.

A. u. u. w. Hall Association.
At a meeting of the trustees of the A. o.
U. w. Hall Association held on Thursday
evening last, it was voted to open books
for subscriptions to the capital stock on
Monday evening, Oct. Goth, at the A. o. U.
w. hall.
The shares are placed at a par value of
five dollars, and are to be called in on easy
installments, the object thereof being to
allow every member to subscribe for as
many shares az he can pay for in light
monthly installments. No one person will
be permitted to subscribe for more than 800
shares, thus distributing the stock gener.
ally among the members.
Several very desirable sites have been
offered to the board. and rs soon az selected
it is more than probable that the entire
capacity will be engaged by responsible
tenants.
Capitol Lodge will meet at seven O'Clock
sharp ON Monday evening. when the subject
will be considered. A large attendance il
expected, as the members are very generally
interested in the matter and are enthusiastic
in their determination to have ar A. O. U
w. home in Helena which will not only b.
credit to the order, but an ornament t
our city.
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THE BARRIER.

The gate stood wide, and wide the doce.
As on . thousand nights before,
And in their Wonted threshold tryUt
The lAmpight and the mOonlight Kissed,
The room its welcoming Graces wore,
A. on . thousand nights before:
The soul of all that mansion bright
Gent out voice into the night,
Al ON q Thousands NIGHTS before.
What's this? Across the open door
Some viewless threads, SO silken fne,
do challenge every paas OF mine:
30 eilken fine, SO airy hight.
Yet stanch with cruel magic might
There is{n0 Arab cimetef
Can part such cleWB OF goesamer,
Nor any storm can rend adrift,
Nor nre devOur with tongues most swift.
such silken courses stronger are
Than bolt ON bolt or forged bar,
More fell than lance OF hedging gusrd,
Than dragon or the couchAnt pard:
For these ct length conqueror ln0w,
Or opiate draugnt or steely blow:
Love can by might put these away,
but Love NO cunning weapon hath
To cleave the goesamer'e viewless path.
Vice open stands the gate the door,
As on thousand nights before;
Yet; l there through may pass no more,
As ON Thousand nights before.
Edith N. Thomas in the Independent.
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students 1t the Helena Business College.
George W. Petersen, Adolph Peterson. G..
William Peterson of Dillon, Albert v.
Hoppe, Weymouth Symmes of Livingston,
Antonio Naehado dc Faria Maria of st.
Michasls. Ponta Delgada, Azores Island
n. d. Hilger of Hilgsrsdale, Miss Rells
Simpson, Rina NorRaard, Marie Hopper
dahl, William Schmidt, Anna r. Kean OF
Evanston, Illinois. and three others Joined
the EnQlehofn Helena Business college last
veek. Tho enrolment 10 over ninety stu
dents now.
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His Voice Paid Better Than Muscle.
Gayarre, the famous Spanish tenor,
whose death occurred not long sine at
Madrid, received $l,400 night in opera
the largest salary ever paid to tenor. He
was common workman, the son of a
blacksmith, when attention was first at.
tracted to his voice, and although he was
only forty years OF age when he died, had
amassed a fortune of 100000. A post
mortem examination showed that his
larynx was Of very peculiar formation,
and it is supposed that it will be preserved
in some Spanish museum.
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OF Interest to Future Presidents.

The white house laundry contains genu-
inc, old-fashioned. New England fireplace,
dating back to the time of Abigail Adams,
who used the "barn-like" east room for
driving her clothes. The fireplace is regu-
larry used every Monday, to heat the big
boiler full of water for the family washing.
1t is built of hard baked plaster, is in ex-
cellent condition, and will probably do duty
for many years to come. The Housekeeping
force of the executive mansion includes
thirteen regular house -servants, and eioht
or nine more are required to keep tie
grounds and eonssrvatoriss in order.
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A skeleton in the Cellar.

RACINE, Wis.,, Oct. 18.-The skeleton of
Ernest Schulter, who disappeared mysteri-
ously with his two children in March, 's7,
was found buried in the cellar of his former
home to-day. No trace of the bodies
of the children was found. It is BIZ
leyed the entire family was murdered and
the bodies buried ON the premises. A
thorough search of the place will be made
by the authorities.
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Daughters Of the American Revolution

Daughters Of the American Revolution.
WASHINGTON, Oct. l8.-At an adjourned
meeting of the Daughters of the American
Revolution to-day letter was received
from Mrs. Harrison accepting the presi-
dency of the society and another from DR..
Seward Webb, president of the Sons of the
American Revolution. extending cordial
welcome from that body. The seal adopted
is that of female figure, in the dress of
1776, at a spinning wheel and at the same
time rocking cradle, with the motto,
1.-The hand that rocks the cradle rules the
world
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VIII Arrive To-day.
The following passengers will arrive to-
day Oh the west bound Northern Pacific:
Mr.. E. Il. Bryan, A. Lambeth, J. T.
Greene, a. NJ. Otto, ]. Steinbrenner.
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Counting n.0sex.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1S.-The count of the
population of the country is about COM
pleted by the census Office. The population
Of all states with the exception of South
Dakota, Florida, Maryland, Virginia and
Wisconsin, has already been announced
The delay in the case of the states named
is accustomed by recounts ordered in some
districts. The population of the state OF
Minnesota is 1890, 217, increase SIS, pa, 6O.5l
per cent.
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Samuel Weinstein was in Judge Fleischer's
court yesterday afternoon to swear out a
warrant against H. h. Swan for assault.
Weinstein had some business difficulty with
Swan in a grocery store on Main street.
The interview wound up. as Weinstein.says,
by his receiving blow on the head from
one of Swans fists. The hearing will take
place tomorrow.
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Round rr,p Rate. to Chicago.

Round Trip Rates to Chicago.
Commencing Oct. 16 the Union Pacific
Railway will sell round trip tickets from
Helena, Mont. to Chicago, Ills. and return,
at $500. Tickets good going thirty days
and returning thirty days, extreme limit
ninety days.
A. E. VEAz1E, F. & P. Agent.
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Notice,

There will be meeting of the G. A. R.
and 5. V. committees Sunday, Oct. 10, at
two O'Clock p. m. in the hall over Parchen's
store. By order of chairmen of the COM
mittees.
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Court House Notes.

Governor Toole mas appointed the follow
ing notaries public: James M. Harris, Fer
gus county; r. II. Williston, Jefferson coun-
ty, and c. H. Knapp, Lewis and Clarke
county.
The supreme court yesterday granted
leave to reinstate the James w. Gibbs per-
jury case on account of defects in the orig
inal papers.
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Gospel service at the Y. NJ. G. A. rooms
corner Grand and Main streets, to-day at
four O'Clock. Short address by Hon. Peter
Winne of Denver. Good singing, led by
male choir.
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Qualified to Teach.

The following have passed teachers ex-
! aminations and have been given frst-grade
certificates by County Superintendent
Turnkey: Miss Clara Avery. Miss Lenore X.
| Murray, Miss Alice Hopper, Miss Ada j.
| White and A. s. Merritt,
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All Kit Pleads G uilty,

All Kit, one of the Cinnamon under in
dictment for keeping an opium resort, with
drew his plea of not guilty in the district
court yesterday. He then plead guilty to
the charge. The penalty for the offense is a
fine not exceeding $500 or imprisonment not
ever six months, or both fine and imprison-
ment, in the discretion of the court.
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For on. n,e and Defense.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1S.-The secretary of
the navy received telegram from the
Union Iron works, San Francisco, accept
ing the departments terms for the con-
struction of one of the battle ships on the
Pacific coast. They provide for the con-
struction of vessel twelve feet longer than
the one originally planned by the depart
ment. similar in all respects to the two
ships being built by the Cramps at Philadel-
phia. The contract price is IS. $50 COO. or
$4,000 more than the Cramps bid for
single vessel ON the same plans, and $4,000
less than the Union Iron works bid ON the
vessel under the departments original
plans.
The navy department to-day issued an
construction of harbor defense ram OF
1850 tons, torpedo boat of 112 tons, q
swift torpedo cruiser of 100 toms.
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Smoke Agnes Booth.
A Second Alarm.

A second alarm of fire sounded after
o'clock. The saloon next to the Business
college was again ablaze but it was put out
without further damage.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-19

Civil Business in the District Court.
Sanford VS.. Bickler. Settled as dis
missed.
Bennett vs.. Frohner. Default of defend
ant entered.
to strike out submitted without argument.
Henry vs.. Spencer. Judgment by default
for $122.50 and costs.
Hershfeld Va. Rocky Mountain Telegraph
company. Demurrer sustained and ten
days granted to amend answer.
Lang vs.. WEIGH. Demurrer of plaintiff
to Defendants cross complaint sustained.
ThornburRh vs.. Fish. Motion to strike
out part of complaint and replication over
ruled.
Parsons vs.. Beattie. Motion to dismiss
appeal overruled.
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Theatrical Tips.

Theatrical Tips.
Clara Louise Kellogg has decided to vsn-
ture out again this season, and has begun to
gather concert company about her. She
has engaged Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Lee,
of the former American Opera company.
Fay Templeton has signed a contract with
John II. Russell, of City Directory fame.
and will go out again in November in new
musical burlesque. Why not let her appear
in comic opera, for which Miss Templeton
is eminently suited!
Frederick Warde has introduced num-
Der of innovations in his production OF
Shakesl cares Henry VIII. He has divided
the piece into six acts, and diversified it by
choruses. minuet dances and triumphal
marches.
Miss Clara Morris is making a wonder
fully successful tour of the cities of the far
west, where she has never before appeared.
She is playing to the capacity of the
theaters everywhere, and thus far has not
had small audience in any city that she
has visited.
Lawrence Barrett played at Davidson's
theater in Milwaukee last week to upwards
of $1O, 900, the largest receipts ever known
in that city. He was seen in Hamlet
Othello, The Merchant of Venice, Richel-
leu, julius Caesar. yorick's Love and Fran
cesca de Rimini. Mr.. Barrett and his COM
pany, including Miss Gale, we're most cor
daily received at every performance.
Sol Smith RusselPs engagement in Wash
ington last week was the most successful
that he has ever played in that city, whel {
he is special favorite. The receipts were
large in spite of strong counter attractions.
On Friday evening President Harrison and
several members of his cabinet occupied
boxes at AlbauRh's Grand opera house anc
applauded with vigor Mr.. Russells imper-
sonation Of Noah Vale in IA Poor Relation
It was Mr.. Harrison's second visit to the
alter since he became president.
Ex.: Advance agents command from $a
to $50 per week. They must be weel
ahead of their companies. be able to drinl
copiously, lie picturesquely. bill profusely
wear three diamonds and speak with IN
grammatical fuency. Advance agents gen
orally know all about railroad time tables
owe numerous tailor bills, have one or two
soubrettes or inRenues in the compan,
whom they boom with commendable vigor
and always tell you that they will take out .
company of their own next season. III,
favorite author of the majority of advance
agents is Baron Munchausen, the prince o
fabricators.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-19
Had His Foot Crushed.

Samuel Rice, switchman. had one of
his feet crushed while coupling cars at the
Northern Pacific depot yesterday.
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The Jury Recommend That His
Punishment be One Year
in Prison.
Motion for New Trial to be Mad
and the Case APP
pealed.
John Brady to be Put on Trial Monday
and the Others Accused
to Follow.

The jury in the case of William Scanlon,
who has been on trial all the week ON the
charge of stealing coal from the Northern
Pacific railroad, brought verdict of guilty
yesterday, and fixed the punishment at one
year in the penitentiary. Scanlon' counsel
at once filed motion in arrest of iudg-
ment, and asked that the prisoner be re-
leased on bail. Judge Hunt, however re-
manded the prisoner to the custody OF the
sheriff. Another motion will be made on
Monday for new trial, on the exceptions
taken by defense to the rulings of the court
during the progress of the case. If the new
trial is denied the case will be appealed at
once to the supreme court. Then the Judge
of the district court will pass on the ques-
ton of admitting Scanlon to bail, pending
action of the supreme court.
1t was about II O'Clock yesterday morning
when the Scanlon jury came in. They had
had hard struggle. Some had been for &C
quittal, it is understood, while others had
hung out for conviction The result
was q compromise, fixing the lowest
penalty known under &the law fol
grand larceny, Scanlon and several of the
other men charged with the same offense
were present when the jury entered. Out
side of these the attendance was small
The written verdict was handed to Judge
Hunt, who turned it over to the clerk te
read. When the verdict of guilty was an.
nounced the jury was polled. Notice OF
intention to ask q new trial was given, and
the sheriff was directed to take charge OF
Scanlon.
The next of the coal trials will be that o,
John Brady, which will commence on Mon
day morning. The others will follow il
due course.
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A Little Difficulty

Jenness-Miller corsets at Fowles Cash Store,
sold at New York prices,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-19

The larg ast line and lowest prices in MILNE n
at lowlss Cash store.
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Forts Abandonetl.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1s.-The secretary Of
war has directed the abandonment Of the
military reservations of Fort Gibson, ]. T.,
Fort BridRer. Wyo., Fort Verde, Arizona,
Fort Elliot, Tex, Little Rock Barracks
Arkansas, and Fort Crawford, Colo, and
their transfer to the secretary of the inter
ior for disposition.
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Now being Arbitrated.

WAsAINoToN. Oct. 1s.-0eneEal Batehel-
Ter, United States minister 70 Portugal.
after reading the Lisbon dispatch about the
Delagoa bay claim, aid the matter uaa
before board Of arbitration. and until The
board reached cono,1oioo NO aetio0 void
b taken By tbs Unitsd 6ntsa.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
The Turner's Tonight

Tonight at Turner hall a varied enter
tainment will be given to the members and
their friends. First, there will be sacred
concert to be followed by a short German
comedy sketch entitled ut de sranzosem-
It'd" in which the dramatic auxiliary of the
Turn Verein will be seen to good advantage.
Following this the evenings enjoyment
will conclude with social dance for which
excellent music is promised. The attrac-
tions will undoubtedly fill the hall as usual.
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Table cutlery at The Bee Hive, all prices, all
kinds.
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HERBERT NICHOLSON & co.

The best line of mems furnishing goods for the
least money can be found at The Bee Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-19

Cut glass specialties at The Bee Hive at whole
sale prices.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-12-10
TIME TABLE No. IA.

No = connects II Durmid with No
80 on Richmond q Danyille--va
Midland Division,
No. 3 n ects Of Durmid with Nc
81 on the Richmond Il DanyiIle--
Va. Midland Division.
No. 2 will wait 1t Durnil for No
20 on Richmond & DanviIIe--ya
Midland Division.
No. s c)nbeets &c Denniston June.
ton with Atlantic a Danvi:Ie No. 2,
No. 3 jBnects at Denniston June.
ton with Atlantic 4 DanvilIe No 1.
w. ". MITCHELL,
Supt. Transportation.
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camm's Emulsion.

Camm's Emulsion is composed OF
the purest Norwegian Cod Liver Oil,
combined with the hypophosphites
of Lime and Soda with Iron. and
Will positively arrest Consumption
If taken in time. Cures Bronchitis
and other Lung diseases, Rheumatic
and Scrofulous affections, and all
low and wasting diseases, no matter
from what cause. Read the follow
ing:
DIR. Z. E. MOORE is one Of the
most distinguished physicians and
cultivated gentlemen in the South.
west. Hesays: From nv exper.
fence with CAMM'S EMULSION,
| believe il will prove the best me-
dieine we have IN use for that class
Of diseases in which such remedies
are indicated. / have never seen
any remedy Of It's kind that can BE-
taken with such ease BY children.
have at this time seven patients IN
der treatment with Camm's Emul.
sion"
For sale BY all druggists.
L A. CRAIGHlLL l. CO..
Manufacturers, and Wholesale Drug.
glsts, Lynchburg, v.
dec. 3-to-m.1.
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"Nothing More Could BE Done.

.N0thing More Could be Done.
President Lincoln had been,
during our most stormy weather,
to visit the camps of the gen.
erals in Virginia, and taken a
violent cold, Mrs. Lincoln was
in despair. and one day said to
secretary Stanton, II do wish
You would lock Mr.. Lincoln out
of the rooms for a week! He is
i'll enough to be in bed now, and
suffers agonies with his arm
from acute rheumatism. / don't
know what to do! He goes out,
and keeps at work every mo-
ment."
Mr.. Lincoln waved his long
arm at the Secretary, saying:
"Well, Stanton, there ought to
be one comfort formy poor wife,
anyhow-the same that thepoor
man Jefferson had, whose only
son died. Did you ever hear
the story?
His friends, family, neigh
bors and church lamented, ex-
tolled and grieved over the loss
at the funeral, when Jefferson
himself arose and said, MY
dear friends: We have the bless
ed consolation of knowing that
everything was done that could
be done. He was bled no less
that twenty-four times in TWEEN
ty-four hours, But he had nc
strength and had to die" =
"Now, I've been wrapped in
no less than twenty-fore pieces
OF red flannel ndliniment since
yesterday, and still my wife
isn't satisfied. Best Things
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syrup Of rigs

Is Natures own true laxative. Its
the most easily taken, and the most
effective remedy known to Cleanse
the system when Bilious or Costiye
to Dispel Headaches, Colds and Fee
vers. to Cure Habitual Constipation,
Indigestion. Piles, etc. Manufactured
only by the California Fig Syrup
Company, San Francisco, Cal. For
sails by K. Blacknall Il Son.
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PURE AND WHOLESOME WATER.

PURE AND WHOLESOME WATER.
Berry Bros. Plug Tobacco.
This equipped factory the and M output largest
Sixth district (Which inc ui Lynchburk aud Danve Bowling
Wright Co., Smoking Tobaec thsi
line In this district The Liberty ooeB Manufacturing Company The
best equipped wooden mill in the State of Virginia working np
government Profit. for months 1885, Oil
drecto Besides th there eleven other tOba cons The
and pnhtsbe business Touring mile
cigar planning mills foundry and pOw works. and
factory.
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Marriage at Capt. Hawkins.

Yesterday morning at 8 o'clock
o merry party of yound folks
gathered at the house of Capt.
Hawkins, to witness the mar
rage of Mr.. Albert P. Connaly
to Miss Mary Gay Hawkins
Rev. w. B. Wingate officiating,
The Bride is one of our bright
est young ladies and a useful
membero Of the Baptist church.
Mr.. Connaly is a Rail Road
man and has made a good name
as a pushing, upright business
man of fine moral characted.
They took the morning train
for Durham which will be their
future home.-Workman.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

BY virtue Of power conferred IN o
csrtain mortgage executed by W. A.
Day and wife 70 me and registered
IN the Registers Office tor the count :
Of Durham, State uf North Carolina
IN book 10, page 1913, Oct. 10, 1887,
j will on the 10 day Of January 1891.
ell for cash At public auction a. The
Court House door IN the city Of Dur
ham, the lot Of land and al appur.
tances, consisting Of about /
Of m acre and buildings In said deed
Of mortgage fully described to which
reference is hereby made for more
accurate description.
L.C. HENRY,
~u Mortgages.
Dec. ], 1880. Attorney.
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AddilI, ! mn. aye OxfoI
daily expe l s,,:sd, y 4 90 q. m, q. d
rive Hendels % 1905 p m., return L.
bg leave Henderson z. Top M, daily
K 'ept Sunday, arrive Oxford 3 Is
m
No. 50 leaving Guldsbo'o 2.20 p.
m and Raleigh 4'45 p. N. daily.
makes connection at Durham with
No. 10, leaving ut Q p. m. daily ex-
cept Sunday for Henderson, and ell
ppints on o. q G.. and z. q NJ.
rords.
Passenger coaches run through
between West Point and Raleigh,
uia keysyille, on Nos. 81 and 202,
and b5 and 1903.
Nos. 81 and So connect Ut Rich.
mond daily except sunday fJr West
Point and Baltimore, via York River
Line.
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE.
On Trains so and 81 Pullman
Buffet Sleeper, between Atlanta aud
New YORK, Danville and Augusta
and Greensboro, via Ashville, 70 Nor.
ristown, Tenn.
On 81 and SO Pullman Buffet
Sleeper. between Washington and
New Orleans, vie Montgomery and
between Washington, Birmingham,
Richmond end Greensboro, and be-
tween Washington and Augusta and
P9llman Buffet Sleepen between
Washington and AsheYille and Hot
Springs. JAS. l.. Taylor.
sol. HAAS, Gen1 Pass Agt
Traffic Manager.
W.A.TURK, Div. Pas. Agt.
Raleigh, NO
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MANUFACTURES PROJECTED:

rossus Steel Iron cung Company capital $4,000
Broom factory $4,000; machinery ordered and win be operao
an -ariy day ice fo capital oO machinery ordered Furni
factory, carriage anil Wagon Works Mattress cy w. COT
Machine Company capital 100000 This compsn" Of the
most valuable patents connection the manufacture tobacco In the
world will buildings manufacture these machines giving
employment hundred hands This aloe will make this
tn Of the company open limited Of he stock
offered NJ CITY on the dollar.
This IL q good inyes safe and
For farther information address
On and After June The 3rd We WIZ Offer Limited Number Of
Lois For Sale
JAMES NJ. BERRY,
BEDFORD CITY, PF RIsdtafSr
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- DAILY.
Sohih0o0"D No. 81. NJ. 50