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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-16
CIVIL SERVICE on THE CENTRAL.

W. X. Gillett, auditor Of the passenger depart
mont Of the New Yor, Central Company will end
hi, service with the company February / lie
has accepted the position of auditor Of disbursements
Of tho Atch-on. Topeka and santa Fe Railway, with
Offices AZ Topeka. Kan. Mr.. Giilctt goes West with
extreme regret the part Of the Central people His
eA pericncc began the PcnnSl vana Railroad and
from there he went 10 the West shore When the
latter road leased Ia the New York Central he
entered the service of the boston and Albany but on
Jarulry J. i-,7. Dc Wa engaged by the New York
central. Mr. Gilrtt command, many friends and
bis long service the auditing Department of the
railroad, named. has 80 .cu HIM cuFlibo reputation
~, successor IA the Nc~ York Central VIII be-
j. r. Fair!amb. his first assistant. Mr.. Farlamb was
with Mr. Glllctt the Penn lyania Railroad, and
unlike h, SUPERIOR he transferred from the West
shore t" Sew Or Central, when the lease Of IN"
former t. the l1ttor Wa manc. Mr.. fa'rhmb', pro
motion Aa, been received with sati- faction IN the
audiuug department. Ly many IT is taken rs an
from n, own stan has teen adopted bv the company
of tic ,,i. p,ii,. the last few year, which IN
opp .runty hr promotion was opened. II Is now
believed nat the service OF tho central will be more
closely organized the lines of rcwarlinS faithful
.rfo'In nance OF dutr- Ul subordinate employees wncn
ohangcs are necessary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-16
ACCEPTING THE EASTERN DIFFERENrIALs.

Chicago. Jan j. .spe"ial}.-The general passenger
agents ~ the roads lately members the Western States
Passenger Association to-day TO consider the ques-
dion Of Inserting their rote.shecs the dfeential fares
NJ the I,stern lines Afr considerable discussion Is
va. agreed that dGcentl rates named by the roads
leading eastward Louis Peoria, bloomington and
Chicago be adopted for ba,ng purposes and that supple
mint TO the various rac-shces be issued 70 take effect
February l. aholshng the dfcrential rates. At this
meeting the Atchson Topeka and Santa Fe gave notice Of
It's intention to make passenger rate from Kansas CRY
., ldnapoI, VIA Chicago the same as by the short line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-16

Annapolis. Md, Jan II tSpccah.-Ihe Committee
or High License presented their bills and made their
arguments before the senate Committee day The
bill Incorporates the features Of the BROOKS law Of
PENNSYLVANIA with license fee Of 81 900 for sprituous
liouor, and 800 for malt liquors and light wines
Addresses were made by Henry Stockbridge and
Arthur George Brown. II is thought that the Finance
Committee will report favoraby the measure at an
early day. The only objection appeared to be -
fhc proylsiOn allowing grOccrS 10 sell liquor by the
mint or more, at license fee OF 800, which migit
omen The door to cvasons Of the law by persons who
vould carry small stOck OF merchandise in order 70
yet a cheap license to sell liquor.
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called attention to the fact that the American hold
ings had been largely increased. He said that the
vote proved that the control was drifting toward
This country and thst under his management the
previous American had not been above 10000
Shares He said that the tendency Of the stock was
i'm a direction which might easily be guessed. In
the annual report it said that the building Of the
Scranton line had been prosecuted vigorously and that
the road would be open for trafhc In june
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-16
CHICAGO COMPANIES INCORPORATED.

Chicago, Jan. ID (SpecaD.-The Secretary of state
Springfield to-day issued license of incorporation
to the Car Truck supply Company at Chicago, to
manufacture the Hubbard selfOiling journals
capital stock, 100000. IncOrporators, W. ;. Bug
berg. j. II. Campbell, William TAYLOR. License was
issued to the American Electric Motor Company at
Chicago to manufacture electric motor apparatus
Tor steel cars: capital stock, 81 100000 lncorpo-
rators K. G.. Gcstcn, j. ". Adams and Lewis VI.
Hopkins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-16

Bos,on Jan. 1.-The West End Street Railway Com
pany today ptoncd the Legislature for legislation au'
tlorring said company to locate, construct maintain
equip and operate by electricity or other motive power
an elevated abroad or system OF elevated railroads in any
mr. All of I'M. several cities and which IL Is or
MA. hereafter Dee authorized with the right to
ronuct the sane with present and future tracks and
otrr,t. the same in connection herewith
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LOOK To

LOOKING To CONSOLIDATION IN WISCONSIN.
CHICAGO Jan IA dispatch from Minneapolis says -:
at i announced here that Charles J. Colby president Of
the Wisconsin Central Railroad has been elected president
~ the ST. Paul and Pacific. This is the portion
u the Northern Pacific st. Paul to Braned The
move Is be another step toward the consolidation
Of tho two principal roads"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-16
MEETING oE TIE MANAGERS OF THE READING

MEETING OF THE MANAGERS OF THE READlN".
Philadelphia Jan I5.-The board of managers OF
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company heid
a meeting this afternoon to organize for the year
and to decide formally the question OF paying IN
tcrcst on the preference income bonds. The an
nuai report was considered and 1t showed that inc
amount available for interest upon the preference
bonds was only about s690O0 the board decided
to pass the interest The Pennsylvania Company Tor
Insurance on Lives and Granting Annnes, when Is
the trustee OF the preference income mortgages, VIII
be duly advised OF the decision Of the board OF mana
gers OF the Reading, and the matter VIII then be
definitely scttcd-uness holders Of the bonds protest
against the action OF the board and thus reopen the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-16
TIE MONTREAL. PORTLAND AND BOSTON

Montreal Jan. 15-Thc annual meeting of the Mon
trcaI Portland and Boston Railroad Company was held
here to-day. Tho following were elected directors
George W. lIcndcc OF Norrisville, VT Bradley =.
Smallcy Of burlington; Albert T. Cross, of ST. Nbans
Colonel Arthur II. GilmOrr OF Stanbridgc. and j.
cassie Uatton John l.. Morris ard Francis McLcnnan.
Of Montreal Mr.. IIatton was elected president and
Colonel GilmOur vice president.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-16

NETWORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN ELECTIONS.
At the annual meeting Of the Ncwlo.k. Ontario
and Western Railway Company yesterday
the former directors were reelectei with
ont opposition President Fowler voted on
proxies on 35t,1s2 shares out Of share
CAPITAL Of S55 100000. His proxies were divided
in this way: English stock i5l,1ff shares; Dutch,
c4.425. AID American. 1858. President Fowler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-16

STATEMENT OF THE p. AND o. FOR DECEMBER
Baltimore. Jan. 15.-The earnings and expenses OF
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for December, 1889
approximated compared with December, 1888 were
Earnings. 1858. 81 .765 1925; 1889, $2l162s3; in
crease S35O,957. Expenses. 1883. S1,256,745; 1889
FL 1896 5Gs increase. 0.s23. Net, 1885, S5oS,56l
1os0. $779.715; increase, S271134
Earnings and expenses for the three months OF tie
fiscal year 1sH9-9O. compared with the same months
Of The fiscal wear 1850 December, 1882 approx
mated Earnings 1--5, 25.2iS,s32; 1889, S6.32e,3l4
increase @l1O9482. Expenses 1855, S3,ooO,o29
1S-o S3944 4O5; Increase a33358O. Net. 1888.
~ 55s 6O7 1889 ~ 3i3.0 900; increase, S785,9o2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-16
BALTIMORE AND HARRISBURG ELECTION.

Carlisle Penn. Jan. ID ,SpeciaD.Tho stockholders OF
The Western extension OF the Baltimore and Harrisburg
Division Of the Western Maryland Railroad to-day elected
David Wells OF cttysbur. president and the following
Hoard of directors. \. G. Musscman, Andrew Marshall
William B,nchoG. John A. LNcrs }. Emory Baer ana
Colonel e. IT, Buehl,r The road is built on Ihaddeus
stevens, famous "tapeworm."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-16
MISSOURI KANSAS AND TEXAS EARNINGS.

CHICAGO jan - Special .-Rec,iNers Eddy and Cross
n the ,sourl Kansas aud TeXa, Railroad have filed
their r,, Al Topeka for the six months ending september
30 The report that the total earnings OF the entire
vstm for that period $3.50 500 10 total expenses
- ll6lI 20 net earnings $7sl.l9S The net earnings
Of the second quarter show an Increase over the nrst oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-16
sNAITH GETS MORE TIE.

Albany, Jan. 15.-By agreement htwcen the At
torncy General and the counsel for join snaih whose
claim for 10000 for work alleged tohavc been per
formed by him under contract with Tn State laid
over in the Board OF Claims today, the hearing ON
the claim was laid over " February is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-16

ciation and he sat in court teIday until the last case
on the days calendar had been called Early IN the
dav he told reporter that he would continue TO serve
on the bench until disqualified. He had read the re-
mort but did not care TO say anything about IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-16
Scrofula in Children.

"In early part Of 1887 scrofua appeared on The
head OF my little grsndchild, then only Is months old
Shortly after breaking out it spread rapidly all over hef
body The scabs on the sores would peel on on me
slightest touch the odor that would arise would make
the atmosphere OF the room sickening ana unoeasbe
The disease next attacked the and feared she
would los her sight Eminent physicians OF the country
we're consulted could do nothing to relieve the little
hopeless and impossible 20 save the chilfs eyesght
was then that decided Swifts Specific Is B. 81
That medicine at once made speedy and complete cure
For more than year past she has been as healthy as any
child In the land" x 49, --,, 1884,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-16

If the school boy needs another suit.
fit the lad from the collection of small
lots we put down to $3.50 or So.
Among them are as good suits as any
in the store. Some odd Refers at S..
Boys need to be as carefully shod as
race horses, and we pay particular at
tention to shooting boys. We can save
the parent money, besides saving the
boys feet
ROGERS, PEET 81 co.
sRponAfpnwAY warren,
STORES. 32dst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-16
Cancer Of the Nose.

In 1878 sore appeared my nose, and grew rapidly
As my father lad cancer, and my husband died OF IT
hecame alarmed and consulted my physician HIS treat
ment good and the sore grew larger ana worse
every way until concluded that was to Ole rom
ts effects was persuaded take s. $. s.. and Few
hotties cured me This after all the doctors and other
nadcines bad failed have had OF the cancer
~ ~ Mrs. VI. T. MABEN.
Woodbury., Hall COuey, Texas
Treatise on Cancer mailed free. -. r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-16
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
FOR A NEW COMBINATION.
NEW INTERSTATE RAILWAY ASSOCIATION
WILL PROBABLY BE FORMED.

-
WILL PROBABLY BE FORMED.
The decision of Chairman Aldacc F. Walker that
ths traffic agreement between the Union Pacific and
Chicago and Northwestern Railway companies was
violation OF the Interstate Commerce Association
agreement ended that combination. The COM
mittcc appointed IT the meeting on Tuesday Is
charged with the duty OF forming new association
It will undoubtedly be successful but the lines on
which the new agreement will be made will be widely
different from the present ones in other words inc
decision ends the Interstate Commerce Association,
although it may furnish basis for new combnatloh
Charles Francis Adams. president OF the union
Pacific, returned 70 Boston Yesterday AFTERNOONS
His friends said that he was not willing to talk for
publication. because he had not hccn able to digest
the decision. In behalf Of the Chicago and North
western Railway, it said by Vicc-Prcsident SYKES
There has been continual discussion OF routine
business here but the reported cealty of the agree
ment with the Union paclic has not been one OF the
Questions This company has contract with the
I non Pacific for ten years, which has been bcuent
TO both companies and convenience TO the puDhc'
| do not think the contract VIII be changed, ana
q matter of suppuSitiOn. suppose lhat INC
committee viii remodel the association 10 CONFORM
with our contract. II were forced To MAKE q corr,
parison should refer to the United states. We eau
ourselves Nation, but each state has sovereign
powers. ~ agreement two States NAV change their
boundary lines, and 10y this alteration ono STATE NAY
lose and the other gain certain amounts OF TERRITORY.
MI the states act together for the common eOOu III
exactly the same way the Interstate commerce a.
ISOLATION was formed for the general benefit OF tlc
constituent members. but it could not possibly pre-
vent other combinations in which the association as
a body, was not interested
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
san Francisco, Jan. IS 1890
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n PROPOSALS FOR PAPER FOR TIE PUB

i Inc PEINIINCr.-SEALED PROPOSALS Will Do
received until January -, 1890 at 10 80 O'Clock a
for furnishing PAPER for the PU BblC PklN IlN'f
Tor the wear ending of February, lel the SAID pro-
before and the award OF contracts 70
the Joint Committee OF Congress on PuDllc
Printing to the and best bidder Tor the interests
OF the Government, the committee resorvn2 10 ltse te
right 10 reject and all bids, a. its judgment OF IN:
hist interests OF Government may dictate Detal,d
schedules description quantity, ana qualy OF the
uaper required accompanied Dy sample, ana Dank pro-
And giving regulations with when Douers
must comply can be obtained by addressing Frank w.
Palmer Public Printer Washington, D. L, Inc con-
tracts VIII entered into for supplying such quantities
needed during the year ana no more.
naod Quantities forth in detail IN the sehdule
600 machine-nnlsh printing paper,
S4x3s: 10 900 reams machneinsh printing paper, 5oN
as / 600 rrams sized and supercalendered printing
1000 sized ana super-ca ehdereo
nrintng paper 32N4S: 1900 reams sized ana super
caendered White tinted printing paPes different sizes
Oh r.ams white writing paper, different sizes anu
yeghts 500 roams cOOrcd writing paper, Inherent sizes
and weights; | cover paper dlelDt sizes anu
100 pounds of best plate paper qlnerent
weights; 100000 pounds map paper oliercns
sizes and weights 10000 pounds coated woodegt paper
dnerent sizes and weights 10000 pounds douoleeoseo
phc paper, diAerent sizes snd Weghs
500 r.ams manila paper, different sizes ana wclEhts
600 rcams tissue napr. 20N30; 10000 pounds g Led
bond paper 10 pounds artificial parchment dlhelcnt
sizes s5 600 sheets cardboard different c9io6s s,es
weights Sc Proposals will be received for 900 reaIns
or more by direction OF the Jo1t commute OF 1oh'
rress on Public Printing. FRANK w. fALNElS fuo-
lie Printer Washington, January D. 1870
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ErFoErs TO MEET TIE ALroNs CATTLE RATE


Chicago. Jan. - (SpeCaD.-The southwestern III
vision Of the Western Freight Association met TINS lore
noon to consider the action OF the Chicago and Alton
in reducing the cattle rate to II IL cents per 100
pounds from Kansas city TO Chicago. That II would
be necessary 10 meet the reduction was generally
admitted but all the lines. except the AIt0h, were
anxious 10 restrict the application Of the rate 10
through shipments IN order that local rates might not
be disturbed. proposition wa, made that the ii
cont rate be made tine minimum on all shipments
from Kansa, city 10 Chicago, hut the Alton people
would not consent 10 this They declined to enter
into any arrangement that would not leave them
free 10 meet any rate that might be made by their
compel tor. They argued that II Il , cents were
made the minimum the Rock Island or santa re
might reduce ;hc west Of the Missouri River and
male rate through from points into Kansas and the
southwest that the Alton could not meet. rs the
\ton has no line wcst Of Kansas city. IT is compelled
,o protect H. through rate, by reductions east OF the
river and IL refuses f. surrender TINS privilege.
.hc Missouri iacac and the other II. LOUIS roads
wanted the rate 20 apply only on through business
II % be- used 10, ally and the usual dl'rcntals
are oh-"-vcd. they VIII receive only : cents per
100 pound, cattle from Kansas city To 81 Louis.
SO nual decision reached. but II was decided 10
meet 10 morrow with the trans Missouri Association,
which will be- in session here and Will resume con
,idcrltion OF tie matter In all is bearings.
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Proposals.
ID ROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUPPL

p KUPUoALo fUh AhM c 80 IN Inv
ONCE Purchasing and Depot CoBinssafh: Army
building No. 50 Wh5endll Street. New YORK CITY, Jan.
uzry oJn S9O-Seal,a proposals rlplcatc subject "
the conditions will be received AZ TINS ONCE un,
10 O'Clock Monday February litl, 1871 tor Iur
nishng the Subsistence Department Z. b. A. Tor pfioo
Marcn /, 1890 The following aiuses'
contract Cigars, Crackers ana Hafd Dfedi iahlss
breakfast Bacon Corn Meal white and yellO" ana Oat.
meal in barrels Syrup barrels, and the best quael %
,..,den SVrul In tin cans Cheese-Factory aud Young
America. Preference given 10 all articles OF aoesSlc
production such details see schedule
information with conditions, lists OF articles quahu.Ss
kinds packing, Sc, obtained at this Once me
right IL reserved 10 reject any ali proposals.. EnNeoD
containing bids should be marked proposals for SUP
supplies, opened February lith 1880 ana az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-16

THE LEGISLATURE HONoRS GEN. ~ NJ CuhlI''
Albany Jan. Is (spccial).-Both houses OF inc Lcs'
,ature today adopted the following resolution
Whereas. The Legislature OF the S's'e Vi
~. ob dav March 1863 adopted concurrent resolutions
In language follows; ,,. -,
Resolved N the Senate concur. 4ha' Inc 'n~AA' "
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THE C MARKET.
These Quotations Are Revised and Cor
rected Every Day.


brown. $500: puiverized ii 4 x. New York, Si3.-
90: loaf, Stj.i0 maple per pound. 30c.
~Coffec-Market strong: green lilo, 100 2Ic:
Costa hica, lSW23c: Java Mandahling. lOc:
Mocha, 3.G 4Oc roasted Rio and Costa Rica, a6sn
Java, 3SuJOc: Arbuckle's, 35c.
Teas-Japan, So Ic: English breakfast, 1000
si.oo: G;unpowder, 45e@tsi.0; extra Young Hy-
son, s5c6BS1.OD.
TickIes-Eastcrn-3 gal, $3.50: . gal, $3.50: 10
GAL, 5000.
Potatoes-si.7 SO per cwt.
Cabbagc-rer cwt, S3.O.
Eggs-Per ease, $500.
Butter-rer n, 3Jd+Oc.
Cheese-Per N, On25.
Fruits Dried apples, per 5m packages. 1:ccs
100; ditto sliced, 20 n boNes,itc per 10: peaches,
Salt Lake, Ice; apricots, .9c: evaporated ditto,
California fruits. S5.OOd6.lO per case.
3-n standard tomatoes, $50
2-rb standard corn, $500.
I'm string and Lima beans, s2..5.
Dried Beans-Navy, 5000 per 100 n: Lima,
g. 90: Bayos, 1928.
wheat. No.. 1, per 100 n, s2.0o.
COrn-Cracked, per 100 n, SLID.
Bran-Per 100 n, Sf.JO; bran and shorts per
Fioar.Pcr 100 N, Pilsbury,s best, $40; og-
den, $50; strague. "Daisy, $3.50.
Corn meal-Per 100 n, $40.
Dat meal-Per 100 n, $3.50.
~Iard-1OHI 2c.
Fresh Mcats-Pork, 15c; beef, 50, zoe: lamb,
quarters, 75ccDs1. 90 mutton, ale.
Salt Meats-Ham,1 O0lOc: bacon, 15c; coTned
beef, iOc; pork, lie; sausage, 2iG@lr.
Coal-Pe ton, hard. $1,000; son, $50.
woOd-Perc cord. S4.O.
Hay-Per ton, S25.OO.
straw Per ton, Si2.OO.
Oats-Per cwt, $500.
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~ OLEAKX
Attorney and Counselor at Law. Practices in
All OF the state and United states courts. Col
iectiOns promptly made. special attention given
to Mining and Probate Law.
once: } and 4MATTIE BLOCK,
Corner OF First and Oak streets,
Anaconda, Montana.
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Advertisements under fhts head .nc rsaf PR
srssvd each inserfi.1i sscrtof rates on csnfrrcfs
for definite periods. Va Gdrevfisc aenf acrspted
for Lss than 25 cents.
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OFFICE or riIE~ SEcRErAsN 90 TuE AMY
NSItNEH-MIru CONSOLIDATED
MtNIN. COMPANY.
BUTTE, Mont, Feb. 2, iSg0.
Notice is hereby given that the regular annual
meeting of TN. stockholders of the Amy n silver
smith consolidated Mining Company will be-
held at the office of the company. - West broad
way. Butte, Montana, saturday, March ~, isi1,
AT the hour of Z o'clock y. m.. for the purpose of
slccting - Roard OF Trustees and for the traiisac-
lion ~ such other business As may come before
said meeting. by order OF
ORi W. IRWIN. H.. President.
Attest: CHARIEs =. wAHRES, Secretary.
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Office OF MEETINGS.

NOTICE IL hereby given that the second AN
~ uual meeting III the Stockholders Of the He'd
Lion Mining and Reduction 90. will I've held ut /.
O'Clock y. M, Tuesday. March ~, iS:s. AZ the
office al FiizIairick n Strickfadicp I'm the city
.f Anaconda. county of Deer Lasigr. state of
Montana. said meeting Will ic held for the Inr-
ro>' ~ ci'sting i've trustees to manage and Ill.
rect the business AMI operations of said company
far the term uf one year from the 1T day of
April, \. u. l>cs, All l.r>on> holding stock In
present.
=. q. HEIpEN. secretary.
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T.. CHRISMAN. ID. ID. =.

IL r. CHRISMAN. ID. II. :.
once. First Street Between Main and Oak,
Anaconda, Montana.
EXTRACTED PAIN
by . new process. All classes Of Dental Work
executed In first class manner. Artificial
Teeth without Plates.
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FOR RENT.

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IN. RENT S:il.su, restaurant AMI lodging
l. house. established trade. only SiHp per
month: fixtures and furniture, AT value. q. ..
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To RENT-tne y r,snn hours, AMI one q, rs,m
house near Parrot snueltrr: so per month
takes all, t:osi lease. a.. =. Gilbert 4 CO. -
v0O EENT-Rcstauran An newly furnished,
4 on First street. Address 4. a. lto> So. u
Vu>O -fotlr-rtnin house ON BIrch street,
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'0>O hois, on Alder street
L 81. Mahan n I.insl.y.
rpNO RENT-Four nicely furnished rooms in
= two-stnry brick On West Second street.
Nathan n iiii>lcy.
Vuo RENT Five handsome offices in Tn. Ibwy.r
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Offices. Nal,an n liDnslry.
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'1NO Saloon and fixtures On Front
\ street; price per month SIS. Mahan \
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rup RE\T-Two brick stor..rss,In> un East
Il First street: each so. Mahan 4 linslry.