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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-28
HE BELIEVES IN HELENA.
Duncan Mcdonald Demonstrates His Faitl
in the City.

Duncan Mcdonald Demonstrates His Faith
in the City.
"While times are a little quiet in Helena
inst now it is nothing in comparison to
what they are in other sections OF the coun-
try" said Duncan Mcdonald. proprietor OF
the Belvidere house, yeste day. II look for
an excellent business in Helena this fall,
and for n long time thereafter, and l am
preparing for it,"
Further talk developed the fact that he
has leased the upper portion OF the oteam-
boat block, furnished it in excellent style,
and will run it in connection with the BEL
The additional room secured by
the lease was demanded by the growth OF
business at the Belvidere, because, despite
the comparatively light trade, 1T has been
impossible to accommodate all who wanted
accommodation at the hotel. Both houses
are now strictly on the European plan.
Mrs. Mcdonald oversees the Belvidere and
the dining room, and it is largely owing. to
the care thus exercised that tho house has
acquired it's enviable reputation, both for
its comfortable rooms and excellent table.
Meals are furnished at all hours, and
a person can live as economically
or as extravagantly as he may choose. The
same attention to guests which has made
the Belvidere house q success will ba given
the Steamboat block business, and there Is
no doubt of its proving as profitable to the
proprietor as he anticipates. This branch
ing out for business shows better than all
the talk in the world how Dune feels about
the future.
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GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY.
Take Advantage of 1t While 1t Is Her
and Be Wise.

Take Advantage of 1t While 1t Is Here
and Be Wise.
"About a hoop of gold, a paltry ring that she
did give me" -Shakspeare.
Jewelry remains to-day, the one univer-
sal article aside from food and dress. that
interests the mind of all created humanity,
barbarian or Christian. it gathers to itself
more of tradition, sentiment and poetry
than all other ornamental and aesthetic
arts, No wonder then, that a reporter in
passing the j. Steinmets d Co.'s store a few
days ago. found their counters lined by an
an eager throng, anxious to secure some OF
the bargains that Assignee w. G. Bailey Is
offering, in order to reduce their stock.
Beautiful solitaire diamonds, in studs and
rings; matched pairs III ear rings, etc. No
suggestion of "hara times" these pur-
chases. Also, magnificent gold watches,
diamond backed and carved and chased
with the wondrous cunning of the engray-
et's art. You do not want to miss the
chance here offered you, it is the COLDER
opportunity knocking at your door
Clocks, art goods, sterling silverware, tin
silverware, ETC., all are being rapidly pur-
chased. Don't be too late.
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Independence hay.

The glorious Fourth, with the usual ac-
compartment Of patriotism and pyrotech-
MICS, comes again this week, and reminds
one that the time for the always welcome
summer outing ia near at hand.
A few suggestions at this time. as to what
to buy, and where to buy, the necessary out
fit for outdoor wear. such rs blazers. tennis
suits, silk shirt waists, summer hosiery and
underwear, tennis f~lannels. s~ateena, challies,
etc. may be a guide to ladies who require
anything to complete their summer ward
robe. .
Sands Bros. present very tempting and
%seasonable offerings in these goods. Among
the bargains shown are blazers at $l.25.
S1.5O and $2.7 ID. all of which are away below
actual value. Tennis tiannels at 100,
below regular prices. Fine sateens at 1bc,
zoe, 800 ana 400 per yard. in new
and very attractive styles. French ribbed
balbriggan vests at 25c each. never before
offered less than SOC each. The pronounced
advantages offered at Sands Bros. reduc-
ton sale of laces n drapery nets last
week will be continued this week. The
unequaled values shown in their lace sale
will not be duplicated this year.
Fans! fans! FANS! What a grand display
Sands Bros. make in fans. Every imagina-
BILE style and shade, and at prices from five
cents to $25.
See their exhibit! Parasols and sun I'M.
brellas in all grades and at prices sure tc
please.
Read Sands Bros. advertisement in an
other column and make q note of the bar
gains mentioned for this week.
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JOTTINGs ABOUT TOWN..

u. Il. Wright sold two lots Yesterday In
tho Broadwater addition to M. Is. Walks
for $4,000.
Hugh Harrison obtained Judgment
against M. A. Meyendof yesterday IN the
District court for $l47.
The Henke brothers were fined k5 each
yesterday by Judge Sanders for slanghter-
ing cattle within the CITY limits.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Presby-
terrain church will hold an ice cream and
strawberry festival Thursday evening,
July ..
The. funeral of the late Mrs. Catherine
Mykins will be held ut tho Catholic church
to-day at 1880 p. II. Relatives n friends
are invited.
Lode locations were filed with the county
clerk yesterday rs follows: Barnhart, Ten
Mile creek, by John b. konegg; Colorado
Chief and Sitting Bull, Colorado Rulch, by
Gustav w. Hermann.
The Francis Willard w. G. T. U. will hold
a temperance mass meeting wednesday
evening. July 1, at 8 O'Clock. Miss Una
Brasfield will address the meeting. Good
music; admission free.
The entertainment to be given by Wads-
worth Woman's Relief corps on the Fourth
of July, afternoon and evening, will include
supper ice cream, strawberries, music anu
dancing. Something for every one.
Rev. +. L. Brush, of Butte. has ar
nounced his inability to be present and
lecture before the teachers of the summer
school next Monday evening. There Will
be no moro lectures during the session.
The Builders and Manufacturers ex-
change will hold a regular meeting to-mor-
row at eight p. IN. to amend their bylaws
concerning the eligibility of member OF
labor unions to admission into the ex-
change.
The Loyal Temperance legion will give
an entertainment at Adams hall, Monday
evening June 20, at eight O'Clock. All
members of the Central and Francis Will
lard unions are urgently requested to be
present. Admission % cents.
The Livingston Water Power company
filed articles of Incorporation with the sec
rotary of state yesterday. The incorpora-
tors are j. G. Villas. George I. Chambers, f.
A. KreiGer, George A.. Gordon, Isaac Or
scheI. j. ID. Finn and A.. j. Campbell. Cap
ital stock S250,OOO.
An invitation has been extended to the
Helena wheelmen by the Deer Lodge
bicycle club to participate in the parade
and races there on July 4th. Therefore the
regular monthly meeting of the club has
been changed from Friday, July Bird to
tuesday, June 30th, at their club rooms at
1880 sharp.
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THE HELENA CAFE.
A Great Spread Served on Sunday-Short
Hr1ers.

A Great Spread Served on S~unday-ShOrt
ORDERS.
The Sunday dinner at the Helena cafe is
one of the finest spreads ever set before the
epicurean visions of those who delight III
the good things of life. 1t includes all the
delicacies of the season, meats of all kinds.
early vegetables, fish and poultry. The
cooking at the cafe is par excellence. The
popularity of the Helena cafe is increasing
daily, as is evidenced by the fact that 1t
has outlasted all rival establishments and
looms up better to-day than ever. The
short order bill of fare, which is served at
all hours of the day and night, contains
everything that can be desired by the diner
out. The cafe is supplied with attentive
walters to look after the comfort of patrons.
The dinner hours Sunday are from four to
eight p. N.
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Personal.

A. H. Barrett. a prominent business man
of Butte, paid Helena a flying visit yester-
day.
State Senator O. F. Goddard, of Yellow
stone county, paid a flying visit to Helena
yesterday, returning to Billings on She
night train.
Hon. w. w. Dixon was in Helena long
enough yesterday afternoon to meet his
family on the west-bound Pacific express.
He accompanied them to Butte.
Bishop Brondel left yesterday via the
Great No. them on an extensive trip IN the
part of the diocese. He will visit
all the Indian missions and return to Hell
ena about July 25.
Rev. F. Il. Webb, of the st. Peters will
leave for Bozeman to-day to attend the
Episcopal convocation. Prof. j. IS. Slmp-
son will conduc the services at st. Peters
this morning and evening.
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To-day's Ball Game.

Tomorrow the first of a series of games
on the Athletic park grounds will be played
by the Helena and Philipsburg teams.
Both teams are in first class condition and
will play great ball.
No lover of the national game should
miss this, the greatest game of the season.
Philipsburg claim the best team in the
tate, but will nave to play great ball to de-
feat the Athletics. The players and posi-
tons will be as follows: Mann pitcher,
Fisk catcher. Fortune first base, Gard sec.
ond base. Anderson third base, Brien short,
Stinpley right, Lotus center, Mccarthy
left.
The game will be umpired by Mr.. Solo.
man.
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and st. Louis wi: submit: plans for the

and ST. Louis wi : submit: plans for the
Montana club BUILDING.
DIR. A. +. Foote, after three years in the
real estate business, has returned to his
profession, having formed a co~-partnershlp
with D.. EssiQ. >
The contractors are pushing work or the
new jail building.
The excavation for Carl Kleinschmidt'a
building, on tho corner OF Sixth avenue and
Main street. Is completed.
Richard Lockev now has his offices on
the second floor of the i. " l.. building.
The Sanford d Evans addition on Fuller
avenue is going up rapidly.
A number of building contracts were let
the past week, work on which will COM
mence as soon as the weather settles.
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r Work on the international hotel is pro-
crossing at a rapid rate. and it is thought
the building will be completed in about
four weeks. 1t has been remodeledt through
out. and will be IN excellently arranged
house when finished. One great improve
ment is the sidewalk. The old wooden one
is being replaced with a wide granite pave
ment, the material being furnished from
the quarry owned by County Clerk Iooker
and son, near Clancy.
Electrician j. II. Lawrence. who has the
contract for equipping the Broadway line
to Lenox with electricity, expects to have
the work completed and turned over to the
operating department not later than
Wednesday next.
Six local architects, besides members of
~ profession in Chicago, Denver, st. q
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The grandest wrestling tournament ever
held in the west will be given at John Free
thy's place, near the Broadwater hotel,
Helena, beginning July 4 and continuing
for three days. The money will be divided
among the winners in various sums, the
largest purse being $3.50. Cornish will be
the only style of wrestling allowed, but the
tournament will be Tree for all, nobody
barred. Six entries have already been
made. 1t ought to bring together the best
wrestlers in the country, and AS a sporting
event it will take precedence over anything
of the kind that ever occurred in Montana.
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DIR. Liebi. a. Co.

The n owe medical and surgical incoEpor-
alton h4a offices at the Merchants hotel,
July J 0 5, for the purpose of contracting
with all who desire to be cured of chronic
diseases and arranging for the manufactur-
ing of braces, deformity apparatus and
surgical app iancss for deformed persons.
WAs international institute is the only in
stitution that manufactures special appara-
tus for each individual case.
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vas enriched with the only perfect laxative
known, al IL IL the only remedy which IL
truly pleasing and refreshing to the taste
and prompt and effectual to cleanse tho
system gently in the spring time, or, In fact,
al any time, and the better 1t 10 known tho
more popular it becomes
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Helena Opera House Orchestra.
The above orchestra consisting of ten
frst-class musicians. will furnish music for
all occasions. Address orders to F.. V.
Vollert, manager, 813 Ninth avenue, or F.
Wm. Borchert, leader of orchestra, 203
Rodney street.
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A Rare Business Opportunity.

For q cafe or boarding house. The dining
room and kitchen of the Merchants hotel
is offered for rent free to the right party
who will run a boarding place and cafe.
For particulars apply on the premises.
c.. l.. VAwTER.
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The World Enriched.

The facilities of the present day for the
production of everything that will conduce
10 the material welfare and comfort OF
mankind are almost unlimited and when
Syrup of Figs Was first produced the world
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win Arrive To-day.

The following passengers will arrive
here to-day on the west bound Northern
train: w. T.. F~arnsworth, G. s. Fitch, 5.
K. Lowry, T. NJ. Sullivan. Miss Regina
Wright. w. II. Knowlton, w. T.. Bentley
and wife, Miss Ripley.
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Helena's fashionable dressmaking establish,
ment make dres 500 after the latest, Imported
fashion srom Paris, London and Vienna.
Dresses made to visitors to Helena in twelve
hours.
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If you are looking for table linens, towels OF
napkins examine those at fowles' Cash store be-
fore buying.
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Deposits of 81 and upwards received by Non,
tana Savings bank and tive Per cent. interest paid
thereon.
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MARRIED.

june %, by Justice of the Peace Burnside,
Eberhardt Grossman and Emma Grossman.
both of Helena.
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Jackson's music store, Bailey block.
Ladies who intend to join Miss Burgess
class in cooking shouid make arrangements
to-day, as only a limited number can be re-
ceived for the morning class.
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Arrivals at the Cosmopolitan.

A. J.. Weller, San E. M. Spencer, Mime
Francisco. -apolls.
Frank Preston, Lin w. d.. Flowers, Man
coin, Neb. haitian.
+. b. Holman, Butte. d.. IT,. Fox. jackson
George Z, Fuller, Mis- Creek.
souia. Miss l.. Whiteside,
VIM. Allen, Chicago. Jefferson.
j. Aoder, Castle. j. Z. .,Wlggentown,
G.. angeima, Mankato, louisville, n.y.,
kans. f. II. Clark, Mime
w. d. Rumsey, Castle. apolis.
Thomas Carman, Boss Il. f.. Smith, Flat
burg. head.
John Gitz, Pierre s. d. Eobert. Virgins, Avon;
b. {. York, st. Louis, VIM. Montgom ry and
Mont. wife, Marysville.
VIM. Dyron, Morrisville, Henry Dietz, 1T. Ben.
N. Y. ton. i,
r, S. Wadsworth and James Furey. st. Paul
wife. jamestown, j. L. Bolton ard wife
N. d. Clear Lake, Iowa.
John Cash, Rozeman. G. a.. McCann, Chicago
James Morris, Elliston. J. G. Gordon, Nelhart
d. stewart, Demers- W.. ID. 6ymmes, n. Z
Vile. Il r..
T. L. FITZGERALD, Louis c. q. Thompson
vile, Ky. Washlngton. D!C
Frank Sherer, Spokane. II. Y. Boyce, spokane
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erman Juvenile Orchestra, assisted
by his other pupils, at Ming's Opera House,
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HELENA IN BRIEF.

Don't miss the Grand Musical Jubilee at
Mins's Opera House, Thursday. July 2.
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Petermann's Juvenile Orchestra, assisted
by his other pupils, at Ming's Opera House,
,July g.
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Fireworks.

A complete line of fireworks for public
and private displays at lowest prices. whole
sale or retail. LINDSAY Il Co., LTD.
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An Interesting event will be the foot race
between two we'll known amateurs,s sunday
at road house.
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Fowles' Cash store carry the largest line OF In
fant's goods in the city.
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You can find the handsomest satin towel in the
city, at Eowles' Cash store. at 70 cents.
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Turkish towels as large as a sheet, for only %
cents, 1T kowlea' Cash store.
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Great cut in trimmed and untrimmed MILL
merry, at fowles' Cash store.
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Wrestling Tournament.

A fewmore of those pretty sailors. at rs cents, at
Fowies' Cash store.
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Music and dancing. foot race and pony
races to-day at Wasweilier's road house.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
~ ship-Notice y hereby given that the partner
81 p heretofore ubsistng between Us, the under
signed, Ferdinand Tnk as Paul Singerman and
b. MacDOugalI. carrying on business al Seattle
King county W ash under the style and srm name
of ToSlas Singerman q Co. was on the 5th dav
o. July, A D. 1891 dissolved by mutual consent
and that the business in future Will be carried on
by The MacDougau southwtck Company" a
corporation who h will pay and discharge all debts
and liabilities and receive all moneys payable 70
said late 1rm FERDINAND TOkLAS
PAUL SINGERMAN
J. B. MAcDOCGALI
Dated at Seattle this 18th day of Julv lsqI
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
Il holders of the Jam IS street Construction Com
pamy Will be held at the Offices of the company
room 2le Pioneer block. on Monday Septern her :
1891 ]. n LoWMAN, Secretary
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
Il holders Of the Metropolitan Land Company
Will be held al the Offices OF the company rom
zig Pioneer block. on Monday. September Z 1891
J. d IDWMAN Secretary
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RE YOU GOING TO THE oITITIITTTE
~ country II so buy your ticket 10 ClaIlam
tSy. Clsllsm county. where you have the adysn
faSe o. good wharf an through pack trains 70
al parts Of the Guilltuie and adjoining country
James Carlson. Packer. Cls1am Bay, W ssh.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
TINTED STATES MARsHALS $40 800
L I-n;tad Sfafas of Amarica district Of W asniA~

TINTED STATES MAksHALo ,tss.ssI1ar
u United States of America district Of " sshA~
ton, IS. s srom
BY virtue Of a decree 10 me directed fssus- ~
the district court of the United states ~ -. &
northern division of the district Of W 100
the suit OF the United states against me . 500
Cora her tackle, apparel and furniture, 49, 81 a.
manded 70 sell the said slOop ora. her 1900
parel ana furniture, in accordance witl a. aro-
dated At Seattle Wash, August ~ ~, ~, .safsice
nounced in said court. I hereby give puoBBasr =
that on the l4th day Of september, Isva,t To
O'Clock In the afternoon of the said Gay n ss-
city wharf, foot OF spring street, IN tne ~ 9ofn.
attic in said district, viii sell the sald rrlon
her tackle apparel and furniture, at pupsIe -~abe
To the highest and best bidder for cash. -
at the time OF sale. . raql
Dated al seattle this 2eth day of August -
THOMAS X. BkON-ta
United States xs
By II. A BIeELow, Deputy.
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HANrED-Bo4RDERS.

NAH rEI--Bo ARpERS. WITH Or WITH
coo TalEd street - f+
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MINING GEOIOGIST,

(NhARLES r. BLACKBURN-PRACTI
- mining geologisf. will examine and report on
the condition and value OF any mining property in
me state Precious metal mines a specially
Nearly twenty years experience: moderate
charges; all work guaranteed. Mining invest
ments-Statlstics prove that systematic mining
gives larger profits the investment than an9
other legitimate business known. Capitalists seeE
ing investments are invited TO submit pronosIione
an supply rare bargains. There is fnexhaus,Ihis
mineral wealth night here in Washington AZ
communications cheerfully answered Co..
spohdence solicited concerning geological ar yni,
Wash N' AAiS county
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

LNOR SALE-LODGING HOUSES OF ALI
Il kinds; furniture for sale. Hall, room 8, 81
Second street
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pacific RAILING AND PLATING COM
= pany. manufacturers Of iron fences g-ilIa
WORK bar brackets, ratings, fancy iron yor,5 "a
hre escapes; lowest rates; polishing ana nicssi
plating. LIS Union street
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WANTED-A FIRST-CLASS, THOROUGHLY
w experienced National Building and Loan man
general agent for Washington for a corporation
with unlimited resources; appointment will pay
IS 900 to 90 600 per year, according TO ability of
man: plan OF company embodying essential points
of old companies, with new and popular features
added, making IL absolutely without An equal;
none but parties who can furnish best references as
TO ability need apply. Address National Loan and
1nYestmant ComnanY Memphis. Tenn
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WANTED-DO NOT ANSWER THIS AID
w vertisement unless you feel pretty sure you
write accident insurance; we want good
agents. hut too busy TO talk to you unless you
business The Mutual Accident Association
Of North America 200 and POI Burke building
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LANDsCAPE GARDENERS.

A LFRED GRASSNER, FLORIST AND GAZE
N dener; landscape ornamental and all kInas y
garden work at reasonable rates corner MAois"n
and White streets
CARMICHAEL. STIRLING & CO.. LASg
Box 1894. city.
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HANTED-PARTyERS.

WASTED-PARTNER WITH 81, $50 IN AN
W old established mercantile business; stock
will invoice 80, 500: of the partners retiring
from business on account of departure from
the state; remaining partner d thorough business
man and well known in the city: business first
class in every particular r H. Morgan, 29 Union
block.
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WANTED-oUR AGENTS MAKE 800 TO
w $500 a month selling our goods on their msr-
tie; want county and general agents and will
take back all goods unsod II county agent fails
10 clear 800 and expenses after a thirty DAYS
trial general agent less than $3.50: we will
send large illustrated circulars and letter with a
special offer TO suit territory applied for receipt
OF three l-cent stamps; apply at once and get In
The boom. Address Renner Manufacturing Com
psny Pittsburg Pa
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HSNTED-REAL ESTATE.

WANIED-To BUY FOR CASH. SMALL
W house and lot Address E l., Post InielIl-
gencer.