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MONTANA REPRESENTED.
The Coming Trottinw u Pacing Race
Nt Denver.

Tho Coming Trottinw and Pacing Raced
~ Denvcr.
Montana horses will be we'll represented
at tho trottinc and pacing races which be.
gin AZ Overland park, Denver. Dot. 3 and
end Oct. 10. The purses arc nearly all
$1,000 or better, one being for $2,0O0, In
which horses to be named by Hugh kirken.
dali. OF Helena, and ID. G. lsricker and DR..
A. +. Booth, of Butte, will be among the
starters. II is for the 200 class ~trotte,a.
Lee Mantle will start Tom Tucker in both
the $40 and the 2:35 tsots, each for \ purse
Of $1,000. In the 2:22 trot, for $1,000,
Bricker will start Ida D.. Aleck Lewis
names Contractor, and tho California trot-
ter, Hylas Boy, who made such an excellent
record here, will also be among the starters.
Kirkendalrs Katie S. and Bricker's u. G.. b.
will be among the starters III the 2:26 trot,
for a $1,000 purse. and will have for a COM
petitor Maud Patchen. k~irkendalIs new
purchase. Montana Wilkes. and Brokers
Irene B will be out in the free for-all pace
for $1,000. Lewis and H~uffaker, of this city,
will also start Mikado in the 2:30 pace for
$1,000. Lewis also names Contractor, ant
Broker names Ida ID. for the 2:2O trot.
There will be four Montana horses In the
2;24 pace, S.B., the property of Miller n
Swenk, of Butte. Brokers lreno Is. Mikado
and Montana Wilkes. Observer, belonging
tn James Matheson, of Helena, and Johnny
Emerson, the property of Joe Ramsdell, of
will be among the starte 8 in the
$50 trot. Bricker has a colt in the three
year old trot, and one in the two-year-o old
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B. OF R. 7. RESOLUTIONS.

A Brother Remembered In q Fitting
Manner by His Comrades.
At a special meeting OF s. G. Ramsey
lodge No. 800, P. H. Campbell. master, held
in the lodge room Thursday afternoon. the
following resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, 1t has pleased tho Grand Mas
ter of the universe to call from our midst
Brother w. A. Miller, who met his death
while in the discharge Of his duties as a
member of S. G. Ramsey lodge No. $50, b.
Of r. r., therefore be it
Resolved, That in the death of Brother
Miller the lodge loses An active and honor
able member, and desires to express its
sympathy to the relatives of the deceased,
and also to thus show its appreciation of
the loss to the brotherhood:
Resolved, That the thanks OF the lodge
be rendered to the officials of the Montana
Central railway for courtesies and accom-
modations shown in transmitting. the re-
mains Of our deceased brother to
their last resting place in his
former home, S%tratford, Ont. Also
to the brother who kindly offered
his services as escort, and to Mrs. ID. A..
Mcdonald, Miss Olga Heedlund and Miss
Ellen Ebert for the beautiful floral tributes,
and to all others who assisted the lodge in
paying it's last respects 70 the deceased
brother;
Resolved. That a copy of these resolu-
be spread upon the minutes of the lodge
mt be published in the daily papers and
that the charter of the lodge be draped for
thirty days.
Members of 8. G. Ramsey lodge, No. 800,
Is. OF Il. L. +. II. CAMPBELL, Master.
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ENGLAND WANTS HAWAII.

The President Warned to Carefully Watch
the Movements of John Full.
New YORK, Sept. ia Washington spe-
cial says: Senior Ceiso Balsar M~areno, a
we'll known italian American residing here,
and acting as agent in this country of the
national party of Hawaii, corresponding to
the Chilian congressionalists, to-day laid
before the president a letter that he recent
ly received from a correspondent in Homo
lulu. asserting that England is now planning
to take possession of the kingdom. The
writer said that some action on the part of
the United States is necessary; that the
queen is favorable to British interests, and
ready to co~untenance the move when made.
Tn president was interested by the letter,
and asked Senior Mareno to communicate
with Secretary Blaine.
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THE SYNDICATE DISSOLVED.

That Formed to Control the eadIn Has
Given Up the Contract.
NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-THE Post in its
financial article says the following official
statement is made this morning: The
Reading syndicate formally dissolved yes
terday by a vote of two-thirds of it's men,
bers. The syndicate was originally formed
with an idea of controlling the property alb
solutely. It held, however, at the time of
the dissolution yesterday only 225, 900
shares, while nearly 100000 shares were nee
essary to control. The syndicate was COM
posed Of about twelve members, md all of
these except one have joined in the agree
ment for a dissolution. The one who did
sign represents only a small amount of
stock.
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AFTER ORIENTAL TRADE,

Preside Hill, of the Great Northern
Outlines His Policy.
During his brief stay in Helena, President
Hill, Of the Great Northern railroad, out
lined to q few personal friends the future
policy Of that corporation. He stated that
the main line would 20 through Spokane
and that he meant to secure the business,
not only Of the states which his road ira
versed, but of the Orient as we'll, and if
England wished to compete with him TO,
China trade she would have to remit every
dollar of toll taken on the Suez canal, and
then it would be an even struggle. He ex-
pressed no fear of the Nicaragua canal. but
thought his road would continue to do the
business after it's completion. He was
highly pleased with the country through
which he Travelled.
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NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL-IN THE
=, district court Of the First judicial district OF
Lewis and Clarke.
In the matter of the estatel of Margaret Ann
Lenoir. deceased.
Pursuant to an order OF said court, made on
the 18th day OF September, 1891. notice Is hereby
given, that Saturday, the 26th day OF September,
room of said court. at this court house in the
county OF Lewis and Clarke, has been appointed
O. the time and place for proving tho viii of aid
Margaret Ann Lenoir. deceased. and for hearing
the application OF b. o. Lenoir for the issuancs
70 him q letters testnmentary and Of guardian
ship OF Elizabeth and Bcrnice Lenoir, minor heirs
of Margaret Ann Lenoir. when and where any
person interested may appear and contest the
Dated, September 1lth, 1891.
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PERSONAL.

Frank E. Corbett, of Butte, is q visitor
to the city.
Robert Miner, of Anaconda, is stopping
at the Grand Central.
W. D. Coburn, of White Sulphur Springs,
is a visitor to the capital.
Editor A. B. Keith smiles over the arrival
of a new daughter in his family.
Mrs. j. A. Walcott, who has been very
sick the past week, is improving.
Among the guests of The Helena are
Holmes Agnew and wife, of Tacoma.
w. j. Footner, express ira flo manager OF
the Great Northern railway, is in the city
on his way to the coast.
Mr.. W. j.. Cartan. of Omaha, who has
been visiting in Helena for some time, left
yesterday for Colorado to look after i'm
portant mining interests. His friends in
this city will hope he will return to them
next year.
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Annual Statements.

Stedman Foundry and Machine company
Capital stock, 500. 600. Amount actually
paid in. S53, 500. Existing indebtedness
$19,3 49, 20.
Consolidated Milwaukee Beer agency.
Capital stock. So 900, OF which $1,000 i.
paid in. Existing Indebtedness. $5,352. Is.
Peerless Jennie Mining company. Capt.
tai stock, 81, 0 900. Paid in by purchase
of mines, $999. 975, cash, $25. Existing in
debtedness, $7O,370. 83.
Piegan Mining and Milling company
Capital stock, Sic o. 900, all Of which !,
actually paid in. Existing indebtedness,
$481.60.
Silver Bell Mining company. Capital
stock, $4,000, 900, all paid in. Existing in
debtsdness, T4,641.G5.
Ben Kimber Mining company. Capital
stock, $1,000. 600. all paid in, Existing In
debtedness, 81, 036.4 :.
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Corrected Assessment Returns From
the Sixteen Counties Of
the State.
a Grand Total of Over One Hun
bred and Forty-Threo
Millions.
The Favorite Driveway. Hauser Boulc-
ward, To he widensd and Extended
Up Ten Mile.

The table below has been prepared by the
state board of equalization from the cor.
rected statements of the several county
clerks of tho state. 1t gives the assessment
values of the different classes OF property
excepting railroads, which are assessed by
the state board. The total asssssable value
of all property in Montana for 1890 ia $143,-
OIL, O53. Two counties, Silver Bow and
Cascade, for some reason failed to mako
any return of the number of acrss Of land,
otherwise the tables are complete. The
values placed on mining claims only repre-
sent the improvements:
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THE SESSION Is D


The Irrigation Congress NJ Salt Lake Take,
Final Action,
SALT LAKE, Sept. l7.-The irrigation con.
gress closed ita session to-day, after the
promulpation OF the following resolutions
AZ the result Of the deliberations Of the
convention;
Resolved, That this congress Ia In favor
Of granting in trust upon such conditions as
shall best serve the public interest. TO the
statea and territories needful OF irrigation
all lands now a past OF the public domain
within such states and territories, excepting
mineral lands,for the purpose Of developing
irrigation to ronder the lands now arid
fertile and capable Of %supportion a popula-
ton,
Upon request Of tho Kansas delegation
the following was also adopted: Resolved,
that 1t is justly due to the settlers OF
Montana, the Dakotas, Wyoming, Ne.
paid into the United States treasury mil
lions of dollars in the purchase of these
lands, and have expended other millions in
fruitless attempts to farm them without
irrigation, that a portion of the funds 10
paid be expended in ACQUIRING to suoh lands
the benefit of irrigation. As the commit
tee to carry ont the action Of the congress
and prepare a memorial to congress. the con-
vention appointed G. G. Wright, of Cali
fornia; Platt Rogers, of Colorado; A. d.
Foote. of Idaho; A. w. Stubs, of
Kansas; A. Q. Botkin. OF Montana; John
Abbott, Nebraska; 5. d. II. Menzer, Now
Mexico: j.. H. Hamilton. Oregon; J. II.
Bailey, South Dakota; Walter Gresham,
Texas; w. H. King, Utah; Frank Bond,
Wyoming: G. w. Irish, Nevada. The ex-
{ cutive committee consists of Isaac Thumb,
A, w. Hagar, Idaho; j. w.
james Stephenson, Nebraska; w. II. Poor,
New Mexico; j. M. Huntington, Oregon; j.
A. Bailey, South Dakota: M. Jones, Texas;
Edward Meade, Wyoming; Francis &.
Newlands, Nevada; W. A. Smythe, Utah.
The next place of meeting will be desig-
mated by a call from the executive COM
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A Business SnaD,

A paying saloon. located on Central ave-
nue., in Great Falls, Mont. Is offered for
sale rs tho owners desire to retire from the
business. The purchase price has been
placed at an extremely low figure, and q
stendy annual Froht is assured to any COM
potent business man. This Offer will be
open but a few days only and any one de-
string TO secure n desirable location and
profitable business at once will do well
TO write to John Andersen, p. o. box 967.
Great Falls, Mont, '
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This Is Another Doodle Business.

OTTAWA, Ont. Sept. 1.-THE printing
bureau investigation continued to-day.
Some testimony was given showing that
Seneca obtained commissions from various
firms. A wordy war took place between
Lister and Minister of Finance Foster re-
gardlng the evidence that could be admit
ted. Lister said Foster knew discriminating
evidence had been given by Young at the
Montreal trial. Foster denied this, but
Lister reiterated it. when Foster appealed
to the committee to be protected from such
blsckRuafdism. Lister finally retracted
and Foster peacefully accepted.
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The World Enrjchaa-

ihe facilities OF tho present day for the
production of everything that will conduoe
70 the material welfare and comfort Of
mankind are almost unlimited and when
syrup OF Figs was first produced the world
Vas enrlched with the only perfect laxative
known, as it is the only remedy which ia
sluly pleasing and refreshing to the taste
and prompt and e~iYectupl to cleanse the
Iyatem gently il the spring time, or. in fact,
1T any time, an, The better it IL known tho
nero popular - becomes
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Civil War In Canada,

MONTREAL, Sept. 17.-Premier Mercier
has thrown down the gauntlet to Lieut.
Gov. Anglers, and defies him to appoint a
royal commission to inquire into the Ba,s
des Chalenrs Doodle charges. Mercier's
personal organ. LIE Justice. says: "Ciyil
war would result before the lieutenant gov
ernor would be permitted to take any high
handed proceedings" MERCER has sent a
letter to the lieutenant governor stating
that he would not allow the li~eutenant Gov
ernor to override him, and that he was re-
sponslble to the people alone for his acts.
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Hauser Boulevard.

This favorits driveway is to be extended.
The county attorney, who was directed at a
previous meeting OF the county commits
sioners to negotiate with the owners of land
on the line of the proposed extension, has
reported that all the owners, with one ex-
csption, so far as heard from. have signiied
their willingness to donate the necessary
land. Title will be secured as soon as it
can be done, this matter being left to CHAIR
man Knight.
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NOTICE TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AN
~ nIal meeting OF the stockholders Of the
Drum Luinmon Mining Company will bs held at
21b Power. building, Helena, Montana, on tbe
18th day OF September. A. Il. 1891, at 10 O'Clock
a. m, for the purpose Of ~eieoting five trustoea To
scr We for the ensuing year, or until their auocet-
sors ara duly elected and qualified, and for the
Transaction OF such othor bnsiness M may properly
como before said meeting.
$1,000. WATT PERCY. Secretary,
Dstad AeASRss Mont. Hspt. d 4sQk 1890
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Arrivals at The Helena.

Geo. r. Shelton, City. l.. O.. Smith, Great
J r Murdock, Chicago. Northern Railway.
Frank r Ccrbett. Butte w. A. TrapenbaQer
VIM. +. Furay, Deer San Francisco,
Lodge. A. Roht. City.
ho %ifs T,e Agnsw and F. e. Wheeler, Port
\, G. :Littleheld, San F. M. Kiese. Chicago.
francisco. Elmer 4. Higley, Cedar
WolverieyA A. fordham, Rapids.
,Asterweii.. Eng. II. G. Braden, ST. Paul.
MRS. amp; New York. Miss Duggan, Hamp-
L.. b. Edwards, San ton, Gnt.
FRANCISCO. BENZ Whale, Boulder.
ga. Clark. boulder. W: d. Northrup, Boul-
A. Spencer, White Sui der.
phnr Springs. /. Spencer. White Sui
Geo. NJ. Sayve. Roches- phnr Springs.
ter, Ny j. b. McCune, Boston
4; Z. drake st. Paul. G l.. Wolf, Augusta.
". y. %footner, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
"a. Jaiferty, Scanlon, GREAT Falls.
j. w. thompson. New E. j. Morrison, Phil
York. brook.
Willis A. Joy, Grand +. w. Wilder. Grand
korkA Forks.
u. Z. Redick, Chicago. NJ. Parker. Great Falls
". a. Webster, Great Falls.
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Everyone seems to be offering bargains
nowadays, but of all the snaps now being
throTn open is the stock of dry goods.
Glotfing and gents furnishing goods by M
Llssner, in the Novelty block on Main
pIioe. iva
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A musicale will be given Friday evening,
September IS. at st. Aloysius hall, Ewing
street, under the auspices Of the Catholic
ladies' Library and Benevolent society, for
the benefit of the poor. Some of the best
amsteurs in the CITY have volunteered their
services. Admission will be Is cents,
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Mrs. S. A. Fisher has employed two first
class trimmers. Miss l.. Sorenson and Miss
A.. Hershey. They have brought with them
n largo assortment OF goods, trimmed and
untrimmed, and many new and beautiful
designs Will be shown at tho opening
Wednesday and Thursday, September is
and II.
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Jimmy Casey, u feathsrweight of Spo-
kane, who has had 106 battles, and only one
defeat, is in town, and offers to fight any
man in Montana at from 115 to 12O pounds,
Zen Murphy preferred, for a guaranteed
purse or the gate receipts.
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$4,000 Worth Of Prop
erty for $4,000.

The undersigned will sell o, lease (for a term
of three years. their hsy ranch. seven, miles
northeast Of Helena. Terms easy and satisfactory
to any reasonable purchaser.
Also a beautiful mountain ranch, twenty-seven
miles north of Helena, and within three and ono
half miles OF the Grent Northern railroad, to-
gether with sixty head of fine graded stock. one.
half cattle and the other half horses, nine head
broken to work AND ride, nnturalizad to tbs
neighborhood and all tame and gentle; The
ranch is located on Sheep crock and Glen Marie.
and includes two water rights and numerous
bitches, and about Sbgl worth. OF Fruit OF all
kinds suitable to the soil and climate. One hum
drsd acres fenced. enclosing fish ponds vel
stocked with trout and iyo beavers to keep tha
temporary use. For gardening, fruit raising,
stock RAISING, . dairy location or = gentleman's
residence, this ranch cannot BIO equAled by any
other in this part OF the stats.
For terms or Information call at the ranch or
write to Mitcheil's Station.
This proposition 10 made on account Of tho
precnrious hoalth Of Ms. Wilkinson pnd the APP
r.. Il. WILKINSON.
MARIA WILKINSON.
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AtchisOn-Rio Grande A~,rae,nap+

Atchison-Rio Grande Agreement,
NEW YORK, Sept. 17'-Reports of the ar
rangement of a close traffic agreement be-
tween the Atchison and Denver 81 Rio
Grande roads is confirmed by Atchison Of
ticiaIs.
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Select X nights, A. O.. u, "

Meets every Friday.
q regular assembly of Montana Legion No. I
seiect knights. conyenes at their hnil, in Odd
Fellows Temple, this. evening at 7:so O'clock
invited to attend.
Mp. WALTERS. Recorder.
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New Goods at RI. S. A. FIsher's
Opening of fine millinery at Mrs. s. A,
Fishers Wednesday and T~hursdpy,
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Crocksry. glassware, lamps, tinware. silver
ware and fancy goods. +. j. Edwards, 10 Soutl
Main street.
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For the largest line and chea pest prices on
infants cloaks go to The Bee Hive.
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Mrs. S. A. Fisher would like to see all thu
Indies at the opening Wednesday and
Thursday, Sept. IG and ~.
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iiOWAKD.On the 18th Of aeptomber, 10 the
WIG OIL Michael Howard, a fifteen pound boy.
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II, Tom will have mis- fall opening of imported
hats and bonnets and millinery novelties Thurs
day and Friday September II and Is. All are cor
daily invited.
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The best line of ladies' fast black h ose at The
Bee Hive Mt special sale. See announ cement on
another page.
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Geo. H. Taylor, dentist, Denver block.
Casey Wants a Fight.

Euy your lamps ut The Bee Hive and save 20
per cent.
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Arrivals at the Grand Central.

Jos. W. DeCamp, Ma Henry Lutin, Helena.
p, %rysyille. e. s. Wilkinson, Mitch
I. e.. Hathaway. Mis- ellis,
sonla; W. Y. Pemherton,
H.. w. Nettleton, Hell Butte.
ena1 Memo Unzicker, Chi
WIN. Dunstone, haderS- cagO.
burg: o. S. French, Helena.
G.. s. Gibbs, Helena. Geo. Stride. Butte.
w. W.. Kennedy, Mis- Miss Marie Jeesen. Riy-
soula, side,
W. c. Eversoll, Helena. John Wilson. Kalis-
d: McDougall, Elk poll.
horn. VA. Cook, Guide
ri. Llndlaho, Marys- Miss Mary Lindlaho
V1iie. Marysyille.
Wy. Moore, Mays p. j.. BAthrick. Elk
vile, horn.
J. Schreiner, Wickes. John Peterson. Kll;s-
Marx r.. kertsou, Eol- ton. ~
ena, +. II. Clark Helena.
W: y. 'obnrn, White Samuel Mcclellan. Still
sulphur Springs. water.
:. II. Rlal.e, Hardy. W. +. Jewell, Raiders
ueo. A, wells, Great burg.
rails. W.. b. Minor. Kansas
L.. =. Smith. Great City.
rails. r. Morrill,. Anaconda,
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Charity NJ usfcale.

Fou' Carl Upman's bouquets for rs cents. VIM.
Weinstein q Co.
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WRAPS

In Plush, Matellasse and Novel
ties, also short shoulder capes in
Astrachan and Furs at specially
attractive prices.
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Everything first-cIass at the Helena Cafe.

Iirst-class oyster par!or, Motor Waiting Room.
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SANDS BROS.

Are nov offering complete
lines Of new Fall and Winter
Fashions for Ladies and Chill
dren in their Cloak Department.
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Value Of Min
ing Claims.

Total Valuo
of Real Els
tate. Lots
nj j MIN
Claims and
I'm r We
InentS.
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HELENA IN BRIEF.
BORN.

Jackson's music store, Bailey block.
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Value of City
and Town
Lots.

Value of In
prOyements
on City Il
Town Lots.
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Value of Per.
sonal Prop
erty Other
than Money
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In Cheviots, Beavers, Scotch
Plaids and Fancies, with Stanley
cape or plain, i'll all sizes, for
Ladies and Children.
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CAPEs

In Cheviot, Bedford Cords and
Thibet Cloths, Stanley shape,
Fur and Feather trimmed, in all
sizes.
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Value OF m
provem'nts
on Real rs
tate ether
than City
and Town
Lots other
than Min
ing Claims.
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JACKETS.

JACKETS.
In Beavers, Cheviots, Diagonals,
Cords and Fancies, Fur, Astra-
chan and Feather Trimmed, in a
variety of styles and all grades.
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Average Val
ne per Acre
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Value of Real
b s t a t g
Other than
City and
Town Lots
and Mining
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V alue of
Money.

Total Value
of all Prop
erty for As
g s 9 m @ Mt
So 9
Elk epting
Railroads.
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Number of
Acres of
Land.