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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RSMISS MISAO TSUNI HIRATI SAN TuE
- Japanese lady. will address her audience at
Mt Tabor Church, Georgetown Heights. WEDNES-
DAY. july 3 at O'Clock, dressed in the costume Of
her naive lsnd jy22-2t'
R-@WOMAS'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
Union. Regulsr weekly prayer services TO-
MORROW "Wednesday at 30 pm, at headqu quar-
ters. l425 NY ave. All cordially in vited. 1t
E~RoBERT DE BRUCE COUNCIL OF KA-
- dOsh will hold its stated meeting at the
Csthedrei of the A. and A. Scottish Rite 1907 g st n
w.: on TUESDAY. 22d inst, at Z 30 pm
II ALEX H. HOLT. 32c Recorder
E~YOU MAY FIND SUIT TO PLEASE
- among our one of kind. If so you will pur-
chase for 81 former rice $l2 to S22. so
y22 GEORGE SPRANSY, 434 9TH st.
TSTO MY MANY FRIENDS.-I, MISS ELIZA
- HCNTER account of my illness Lave
been moved to Freednan's Hospital. With my con-
sent my friends are invited to cali to me.
II. Miss ELIZA HUNTER.
HEREBY NOTIFY THE PUBLIC THAT
~ Will not be responsible for any debts
tracted by my wifA Katie Leimbach.
jy2l-3ts FRANCIS LYIMBACH
R. w MORdAN's
NEW AND HANDSOME RESTAURANT AND CAFE,
No. 1918 32D STREET.
Mr.. r. ". Morgan extends TO his many friends and
the public in general cordial invitation be present
at the opening THIS EVENING from z to IL. 1t
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ID Kr q o o d q .

Now Is THE TInr
To use
BrkCHgLL's SPRING LEAF TEA
Al SO cents per pound
Do not Judge by
Other Teas st this 3r.cs
withou: trial Of its
Appetizins and
Invixorsting qualitiea
Css 1t with ice andia
Excellence will
Sl4-3m Surprise you
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WASHINGTON d. C.. TUESDAY.
ADVOCATES OF FREE SUGAR.
They Are Opposed to the Pierce Amend
ment to the Tariff Bill.

THEY PROMISE HARD FIGHT IN THE HOUSE II
THAT AMENDMENT is ADOPTED IN THE SEN
ArE-rHE PLATE GLASS AND COTTON BAaGINa
sCHEDULES
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F~THEY WE'RE sURPRIsEDi
All who accepted my invitation
of last Friday were surprised at
the melt in prices. Yes, prices on
the balance of my stock Of sum-
mer Trouserings and Suitings are
low. reip io,c, and the work is not
being shirked one whit. Dropin
and take . look. Good picking
yet
g. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON.
Expert in Trousers.
jy22-tu&f Cor. 9th and G sts NV.
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HOUSE.

Immediately after the reading Of the journal
the voting began on the original package bill.
The first vote was on the Adams substitute,
defining original packages.
IT was
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TEMPORARY OFFICE OF THE
~ WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRU5T COM
PASY,
l001 I ct. NV
CAPITAL 1000, 200 90.
This company issues certificates Of deposit bearing
interest As follows: On all amounts deposited tor
ninety days but less than six months, per
cent per snnum 81 per cent on deposits for more
than months but less than ayear aud per
deposits Of one year longer.
Secured Investments for sale. Money loaned.
b. h. WARNER, President
". b. Robson, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
Charles B. Bailey. George r. Schafer,
James l.. Barbour, John A. Hamilton,
George L. Bartol, Thomas 6olneryilla
Richard W. Clay, John A. Swope,
II. b. Cummings j. 3. Swormstedt,
}. J. Darlington. Hattersiey ". Talbot
John JOY Edson, George Truesdell
Charles j. Faulkner, B. II. Warner,
Albert i. Fox. A Wilson.
D. c. Green, i. ID, Wine,
Nillism b. 6urley b. ". Woodward,
John B. LArner Chas Beni wilkinson.
1e4-3m 4 g. WoYthipyton.
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N~FOR RENT-A FEW DESIRABLE HOUSES
- from s25 to $50, hand; low rent; call
early. A. HEI1MULLER CO.,
tyl7-lw 1888 4th ST.
HSOFFICE OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND
~ Poto.Iisc Telephone Compsny.-A dividend
of cents share will be payable ON the 2Sth day
Of July 1890, to the stockholders of record the
close business the 18TH day Of July, 800 the
office OF the treasurer of the COMPANY, 6l9 14th st
q. w., " Warrington, DC.
he transfer books will be closed from the 10Th to
the 2Sth Of July, inclusive.
SAMUEL NJ BRYAN President
CHARLES q. BEEBE, reasurer.
Washington, d c.. July ), 1890 jyf6I1t
RSOWISG 10. REPAIRS THE STOCK OF
~ Jewery, Diamonds and Watches, Brass and
UnyI-top Tables. Fancy Lamps will be reduced 20 per
cent next sixty days GEROAE DESIO,
jy2-Im 1923 Pennsy lvanis n
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~THE COMMERCIAL FIRE INSURANCE
~ Company of the District of Columbis,
tsmporsry once Room Is. aS Ee Brot aGr Building
Policies written real and personal property in the
District Of Columbia.
Secretary. President
kTsced sSs' Sohnsen, nss ar'';
fl.bsis \; Il sfSSs,;; Ssis;. II i x.i::r' s.f::'
". J. Newton. ;y1s-2w
K-THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR TWELVE
~ directors Of the otomac Insurance Com
psny Of Georsetswn, Dc will be held At the office OF
MONDAY. knxu.t :, 1890. Polls oPsn from y M
to yIi.1s, gEiT:s tsi1nsdl MAYHEM pksTEs ks,Tti.;v
x-NoTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT F. V
- Killain has not be en employed in the Acme
steam Laundry since July the 18th. iy21-2t'
K~FU1L VALUE GIVEN
BkxDBGhY UPkiGHf. balance psysS.s 81 monthly
or cash f. g. SMITH,
le2stoau24 l223 Iennsyiyan. ave.
k-sPKAGUE SQUARE LUMBEk
SIS. 61s AND 6r6 VIRGINIA PINE TIM
BER. FROM l2 TO 32 IT. LENGTHS. AT
e12.50 PER 1000 FIT. 311O JOIsT. ANY
LENGTH. s12. SO PER 1.OOOFT.
FOR SPOT CASH.
LIBBEY BITTINGER MILLER
y1e 9Th st and New York ave. NV
0SHUDsoN & sTKIEBY GENERAL PAINT
49,. and FrescO Decorators, have removed
thei, ofhcs to 1900 Fstn~ JAs Hn hTpSoN IppS
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The Senate bill giving pension Of $4,000
year to Mrs. Jessie Fremont was reported from
the committee on pensions and placed on the
calendar
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THE NARKETXs
STOCKS

new York. Nov. Sa-Bar silver. $i.0k
Copper and lead-Nominal.
Stocks to-day arc regular. and while allowing
the most strength in spots in the afternoon. dis
played : reactionary tendency later in the day
and the early improvement was nearly neutral
lied, leaving prices but little better. . = rule
than thoses Of Wednesday afternoon. Govern
ments stsa1..
fe acknowledgements closed, 661sc.
Money ON call easy; cloeed offered It 4. Prime
mercantile paper.6n 90 Sterling exchange active,
hrm: sixty<iay bills, 3l.6l; demand. $4.6!M.
Northern Pacific, 22N; preferred. 6SS: Oregon
Improyement 1871: Oregon Navigation. IS; Short
Line xS1s; Union Pacific. ssh.
CHICAGO CATTLE
CHIcAco. Noy: g -tattle--Rsceipts, l4ooo'
Hogs Receipts 5000; mixed ::sa7s@4 60;
light 42S0Ga65.
sheep-sssceipts. 1000; natives. s4.isMeaso;
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHICAoo. Nov. % - Cloee-Wheat = Easy:
cash. exc; December, asAG0sSc; May. 11.OI.
:. Corn.Essy; cash. Sl1c; December. slhc;
Oats Essy; cash, 4sa644c; December. 4sno;
Mess posi- Easy. cash. Sass January. s1ls2X;
,L.rd.qoist; cash, sssoeeoe January. see2x;
Barley-Firm; &c.
.3,houlders- St.87.s 65.Oo.
kShort clear-SSSO@$S9O,
y Short ribe-$5. 90 "a. 40
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
real estate and shares OF mining stock In
the diatrict court OF the First Judicial District
Of the State Sf Montana. in and for the county Of
Notice 1, hereby given that in pur.uance Of an
order Of the district court Of tbs First judicial
County Of Lewis and Clarke, made on ihs 18th
Day Of November, 1892 in the matter II tho estate
Of Jamss q. Macdonald, deceased. the under
public auction. to The highest 6iddes Tor cash. n
lawful money OF the United States OF America,
o on :s1sc e ss % .a G
house. in tie city 81 Helena, county q Lewis and
ct and estate Il tie said Jsnes {. Mscdonneii :.
tho time OF his DEATH and all the right, title and
interest the said estate has BY operation q Law
that Of the said James c. Macdonrell ct the time
q his death. in and to lot seven ~ block one
lana: also tract q land. consisting Of Tn acrss
more or iess. known as . Chinese garden. situate
in 6laushterhouse sulch. lewis and Clarke
msnticned and described in that certsin deed ex-
cedsnt o. The i2th d.y q April; isss. which aid
Lewis and Clarke county. Montana. on page 62Q
In book IS Of Deeds Of the Records Ct nd
and
40 the Big Ok Mining and Reduction company.
corporation existing under and by virtue Of the
the city Of Helena. Montana. to-wit:
Certificate No 408 for 80 shares.
GsrtiiSc.ts Ne. Sc sss for e shares
Certifcate No. so5 for 50 shares.
Tcsether with al improvements thsreunto the
Terms and conditionns 81 sale: Cash, in lawful
money Of the United States OF Americs. -
Iced 1t expense Of purchaser
Administrator Of the estate Of james q. Ms;o-
~scScsN,.s<As
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Housu ron SALE.

Wn1Y0W0 0AHK.
N.~ A..,.,, 49,. ~ 1. 49,. cs,,.. - ~,
Ncw $Eriroom n99ss. ME- Otiom ce5iar: On Bred.
s"sS az 81 3 osa q s sa1A
80. NJ I JssCA 040eS. c9En9E On WaxrCn Mteets
eVss SA ecnGoas sno mosot. *svS sxlAx.
-. vsvo ~ nc0so ~ DeuIo1 nve1oos ov1i1os Iront-
- On faFn ana hsoton. S@noss easy terms.
49,. Ey.,, ocIoom uamo noose On Lawrence
49, 49,, oaAfHss ssa99les sne0. sc. 1s.N
%.s,s, Ss.n x ~ n AmG Sa0NtOn, One NIGEL
s.;a .ssvs. Sa.Vs Ono.sAtta casn. 1ne.tniru IN
n c.. ana easnteen months; literal discount Tor
-" rrcm hon.. .,,,.. xn-,.o 49,. -
re,.se hs.ss.N y. '.S,.sOs St,essV 10y v1snAs
Nh C,., nouse On cofner Just on OF nroadway.
Ia snn q 5;s - tence range. efeoaee. otc:
;v.;, h' nst H!ss one yeaf. ~ psr cent.
,lsrtv - N.Y.. 1872 VI Eaitn 9vsn0e near noattlos
p mS o. o,oo Geiar good furnace water. e.
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COMMITTEE ON COINAGE.
Speculation a. to Gear Reeds Choice for
Chairman. w

Speculation a. to Gear Reeds Choice for
Chairman. *,
WARRINGTON, Nov. 26.-Speaker Reed will
have one important appointment to make
this session. The most important commit
tee in tie house for the few months re-
manning Of the present session will be that
on coinage, and q chairman must be named
for it. Chairman Conger, of Iowa, resigned
when he became minister to Brazil. The
avowed intention of the silver republicans
is to force the passage Of free coinage bill
this session, and they say they won't enter
tain any foolishness on the part Of the
speaker.
Mr.. Wickham. Of Ohio, lis at the head of
the dommittee and is therefore entitled to
the craftsmanship. He is mild-mannered
man, without great force of character. and
leans to FREQ coinage. It was for this rea-
son that the speaker refused to make Mr..
Wickham q conferree on the silver bill.
Mr.. Joseph ii. Walker, Of Massachu-
setts, IL next in line. He is an unadulter-
ated anti-silver man and can talk the free
coinage people blind on their own ground.
10 jump him over MIR. Wickham will cause
revolt in the committee, and Speaker
Reed will hardly attempt it. He may 60
entirely outside the committee and find a
new man for chairman. but this, too.
would cause trouble; so whatever course he
takes, Mr.. Reed is likely to run aapinst
I think thera 10 No Doubt +h.4 a. a..
committee nov stands the fra aS 81 sne
memhars ara n tha ,.; :mI erSo e
Wickham. CARTER ~ Mnntonsy LIZ. rH1y a ns
Nevada, and Comstock. of Minnesota, re-
TiIiisms ~ 1l,;nn;s as =. a.assou G., snI
Ahner T.vIor 81 f,,;,n;. 0, ~. sI oaoI Icy
oonntad Gith tha fraa .n;,,.n aay s.sG oe
n;nch :rh;. WIG 49, colI W.s. Men Ia E
Knann. Of N.v Vol, ra.,mh,;.s "au
vani. and W;Inov l sam, =. G snnsyl,
Trscv,e onros;t;o,, =, ~. 0enota p,
nndsratood th.t 49, - 1ie1 ocanaks y g Wen
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PERSONAL 8
& IA 80 ; --7--'1'- '',--- :.

yesterday.
n. NJ. Hotter leaves to-day for Astoria,
to DO gone three months.
Hon. G. w. Hoffman, state senator from
Gallatin. is gaest of the Cosmopolitan.
Louis RockmAn, an able-bodied SON Of
Dr.. u. Rockman Of this city, has been Wis
ting his father few days. He resides al
Port Angeles. VI
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v. T. Cox, Gold Block, oasrs,

W. X Cox. Gold Block Oaoxas
Choioe lots in the Amss addition q 81 20
front foot.
a fne variety of Lots in the Syndicate addition
from $12 to $ll per foot
Choice lots In tho Bradford addition It vasioss
prices. l,l Al
Block. in Highland Park q g 500 eor eAoisA
A fine block In Brooke addition, frontipg On
Hausof boulevard. at SIG per front loot.
4 Are selection Of lots In Hausef addition IRON
S220 to 80 par front foot 49,
Desirable lots iDLocksy addition, nsar Haolns
ayenue, cheap. sts Il
Some excellent bargains in Richmond Hm.
Some very deearahls AAin stzsse peopesH =
reasonable pxicoe. 49, q
= I've fve.room houses. nsw. srouna sox1A =:
1900 e0ch. oasY terms. ~
Twelve-fc I'M h0use near business ceat1e, gxuun1
l12x1o0, for o6,IOQ. y a ~
Several nsw desirable rsaidennsa
Thlss story brick building. rents IN ~ ~
Forty serss insias city linita ~ dsailahas:
Fifteen ss.:s saioinins - = sApA ens-A.la
peice Of ad3olnin8 IeOporC. = ~ ~
ieo acsss 3OaE oatsids q eifs iisaifs. aih1s -;
g asis. asar Town. ~ daaaizsAas - = -
Ssso1i /, M -, ,I.,...: okk:
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Castle Mountain Development.

Castle Mountain Development.
The Ontario oompany's property at Bar
ker has reached fifty foot depth and con-
tinues tn showa marked improvement. A
general sample at thirty-four inches at that
assays 207 ounces. not including very rich
streak Of sour inches ON the foot wall. Il
il the intention Of the company to sink 100
feet before running any levels. The Moul-
ton dump now leads all others in the dis
trict. II has been increased until there are
now goo tons Of assorted ore ready for ship
ment which will net ut the least calculation
$4,000. and possibly great deal more than
this. This was taken from the Wine and
levels, no Slopes having been started.
The Florence Il next IN point Of develop
ment. This mine has q continuous ore
body throughout the entire extent Of its
tunnels tS ana ,npssisss and l 20 ton. q ore
the orc house is evidence Of the strong char
actar OF the mine, to say nothina Of quite
- large body Of second grade ore ON The
dump.
Tho Queen Of the Hills dump shows NO
change though . new tunnel h0ose has
bered and regular tea rails laid, drain for
the water being cus beneath.
The Dakota dump IL also tn same - oae
year agd but Q long tunnel to cut the mine
at great depth u progressing Dfoadily, and.
i n expeoted, will strike orc ut an early
day:
steadily along. having cut oue GOOD chute
Of orc and e3peeting @ enoounfef another
IN q feW days. Tho Nauieube oomnanv kas
oue tnnn1l On what i haliesed % Is e.
0an4 vstns 10 tset. Thig i traaoa lspm
- Gene tuhfah = 60 Is - - ufnas
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THE ENVOY FROM BRAZIL:
Reception and Luncheon rendered
the southerners BY the Presi-
dent and Cabinet
Mutual Expressions Of Good Win
on Behalf OF Their
Peoples.
Terrapin, Champagne, Claret and sherries
Were Served ut the Luncheon-Other
Warrington News.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-The formal pre-
sentation to the president of the officers OF
the Brazil squadron took place at the White
house this afternoon. All rooms were illu-
minated and decorated, electric lights be-
ing used in the blue parlor, where tho re-
ception occurred, for the first time. About
noon the distinguished visitors met at Sec
retary Blaine's home. At one o'clock the
marty started for the executive mansion
the visitors numbering twenty-five. Mr.
Blaine and Admiral do Silveira led the
party, Admiral Walker and Capt. Noronka
coming next. Arriving at the executive
mansion the party was shown into the blue
room, where were gathered . number of
prominent officials of the government, in
cluing all cabinet officers, Speaker Reed,
Gen. Schoaeld, Col. Vincent, Admiral ]. G.
Walker and the Brazilian minister and
suite. In few minutes the president ap-
peared. escorted by Mr.. Blaine, who intro
duced to him Admiral 6ilveira. The ad-
miral, holding in his hand package, said:
''Mr. Harrison-It affords me great pleas.
ure. al representative Of the government Of
Brazil, to present you this letter, expressive
of the sentiments Of the United States of
Brazil, and their feeling Of appreciation for
early recognition by you Of the independ-
er1ee Of the republic Of Brazil and for the
visit of the magnificent squadron under
command Of Admiral Walker. am also
charged TO present you this medal. struck
to commemorate these events, and I trust it
will prove fitting symbol Of the relations
that will exist between the people OF the
two countries"
The president responded as follows:
"Admiral-It gives me profound satisfao-
tion to hear from your Lips and receive
from your hand these evidences Of the
friendly regard of the president and people
Of the United States Of Brazil. We vel
coined her to the family of American COM
monwealths with profound interest and
with strongest hopes that her government
and people may realize that order
and prosperity which come, as we
believe, in the highest degree from the rep
resentative civil institutions which our peo-
pie enjoy and which you have now adopted.
We are glad to receive you and your squad
ron into our hospitable ports. and I am
glad to receive you and your officers to the
hospitality of the executive mansion. We
trust that the friendly relations 80 early
and 10 anspiciously begun between these
sister republics may be unbroken and may
be to mutual advantage and happiness
After these ceremonies the visitors were
escorted to an informal luncheon in the
state dining room. An elaborate menu was
served, however. including terrapin. oys-
ters, hsh, salads and jellies, with cham
payne. claret and sherries. It was served
standing. It was after three o'clock when
the party separated.
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MINES AND MINING.

A Big Copper Region In Idaho-Castle
and Philipsburg Mining News.
j. G. Rogers, mining man from Idaho,
is in the city. MI. Rogers is, and has been
for two years, superintendent Of the Ameri-
can Mining company, operating in the
Seven Devils district in southwestern Idaho,
100 miles from the Snake river. This region
is said to be rich in copper and Helena
capitalists are heavily interested there. The
principal owners from here are Albert and
R..H. Kleinschmidt. The Peacock is one
of the biggest claims there. The ore does
not run in we'll defined veins but IN great
masses and bodies. On the Peacock prop
erty. Mr.. Rogers says, there is one solid
acre of copper ore. in sight. He rscently
shipped carload of ore to the Bellevue,
Mo-, reduction works, the returns showing
tho ore to carry 80 per cent. copper.
At cost Of S35, 600 the company has con-
structed boat to transport the ore on the
Snake river to the Oregon Short Line rail-
way. The property has been thoroughly
exploited. Operations have been suspended
for the winter but plans are being made in
this city to pursue work on a large scale
next spring. Mr.. Rogers thinks it wonder
full mining proposition.
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A ssIGNEE's sALIs-NOTICE IS HEREBY
- given that under ana BY virtue of the terms
to me, q assignee. on the IN day Of June 1850.
BY John H. Jursens and Hennett Price. co-part.
ners il business under the jirm name and styio
e
cordsr Of the county Of Icwis and Cisrke. state
Of Montana. in book ! Of niscellaneous deeds on
the hour II ma O'clock. M. at che east docr Of
t &, court house in si q Helen. M9ntans
Jurgens and Bennett Price, and either Of them.
IN and to the following described properly, III
st1stsa in the county g Lewis and Ca!ks state
half Of lot two I2 in bloc six fBi 81 the Storey
addition to tho city Of Helena; also that certain
, ssosd the east a sss q the
400 feet northw sst 81 the Crnse mill. h in9 the
same bro .erty conyeyei by Brace Wilson to john
H. 5 and Bennett Price BY deed dated Ap;
page So, Lewis and Clarke o., : records: siso
lot 10 Of the Cruise placer clair, situated In lot
ths nm. an = 81 'h hU Wgs.
Cruise TO Henry jnrrcns and Bennett PRICE hv
dead dated October 18th, 1882. and recorded ii,
Clarke comfy: si.o Az : nsroei of land situsted
Msrysviile, Montsns. beins 20 fest ionx and 10
iset End saS f sss.
dated January nth. 1881. and recorded ia VOL
ume Of defds Al naue IRA I1swis and clarka
cOunty recorgs. nlso lat Ii in block + in tho
town of Naryeville. Montsna sccortlinr To The
recorded nlaf thereof: alao narcel AZ land attn
sted IN t6e town az KiminS. Montans. IN ira
southeast aida of the rcnd 10 Raj Mnnnf.in ~
ing TIC ssme nror,ertv conyeved Nv inhI,, 4.
Dillon to Jnrocns and price ~ Cleed tiatasi ia.
cember 2artl. iSfE and recorded n volume 4 N
deeds nase Id. Iavis And Clarke cnnnfv rec.
ortls: assss MR. ii az land sitnsfed On Main
steeet ia the town Of Kircini Montana. tosether
with tie one story frnmtd ,tni!dins tSereon. be-
ing the ssme property COL eyed b. Potter RSse
and Lars B;efks. by de,d dated Feb. Sth. iSs7.
and recorded in volume u deeds q page s..
rsS t n .nd CONN.,. s;d IShn s1sc AZ ss
the foiov;ne mines and minine clam. s;tnste -
in sid county Of Lewis and Clarke, to.vit: Ih3
Hopeful lode, the came being designated b. the
survey0r-general as lot 80, In township ~ north,
Of range west, containing is acres more or Less;
also tho Bull and Eear lode mining clsm in Or
tswa mining district: also the Bell Of the Hill
district; also the. EAIthquake. and Bhakopie
ioass. ne iame oeang % m Dy me snrysyor.
Sorsh g .o,s at 90 :n4s;u;m a. s1n -
,n ~, ~ ss.sI VIZ .h,. Ma ii ,;;N Gc::es.
s;tme. al =; H "axy u Nh ~ Sso,ori e e.a'
;zo s;; g;a..;s.t aiao The Sinf3n fa
u; $500 =, ~ n.esn;nI 49,; TO-
d;.s.;et 1880; I;t,Ia croa IN FL 800
two nils ~ ostariv d;rection from, PILL
i ~. s-osi. 80 TIC Trv I~.in io5o rrir;,,x
sisf,, ;t:+ IA; r; ran M;e ,,ynino a;st.;t. liz
ths Ccspper onesa lode mining claim. situated IN
M0rsh Ak unOfl0uiZe0 mining district: Also
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r. II. Floyd Jones, Atlas Block.
BARGAINS.

front, $500. :
100 feet Hauser boulevard, south front, $2,25o.
Elndicate addition. north front, $500.
S0 feet, corner Of Jooelyn and Wilder streets,
$780, Syndicate addition.
800 feet. Syndicate addition. $4,000 Easy terms.
200 feet Syndicate addition, $1,000
e0 Seet on Helena avenue, fronting north, g, 001
es,sSSI 'ee' " mo esss s'os' heAf me la'lroad'
& Property ON lower Main street suitable for Inn
mediate improvement price and terms upon ap-
plication. = a
200 fest Of property on Center street At reason
ablO figures.
Lots 81 the Syndicate addition. large list from
el2 to $25
Lots IN the Amss addition, iii to $40.
foot.
Lots in Hotel park. price and terms ON apppli.
cation.
Large list Of acres inside and outslds the city
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80 psr acre, 100 acres nine mlles from eitA
l0 per acre, 80 acres Gloss to city.
~ per acre, 16O acres five miles From city.
9SO per aoro, 90O acres six miles from city.
great bargains.
Lors.
$3.50 Per front foot. 50 lots IN HsrshHsld addi.
ton.
2hprix aveuue. q
$50 % $500 lots in Northern Pacific second
e@ psr frcat foot, onc-t y block "a b La,
addition, Warren street l
SeCr eax !. three lot ON street, E,sterly
addition. i. '.TN 1 =
-slxO0o "A choice bniness lot; adjoins Montana
Navivnal bank. :
SIS per q It foot oornsr Twelfth avenue end
Va :ren street.
$50 Ter front foot, lots on Hauser boulevard.
8$a, .S1-Fol i. on Sixth avenue. inside Hoback
street.
l.pco-1mproved property paying $500 pss
y nth.
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