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DENvER,s LEAD CONVENTION.


Resolutions Adopted Urging F~ornAation 81
State Associations. 41SY
DENVER, Jar. H.--The meeting 81 alI meu
interested In lead mining IN the United
States. which was called TO convene In
Denver, at the Colorado Mining stock Ex.
change. was called to order by MI. u. II.
Taylor, who stated the purpose OF the
gathering. He said by the united efforts
Of a few gentlemen In the west the
last session OF congress- had placed
n duty on lead mined in foreign countries;
that a desperate effort by a powerful cor
poration of wealthy mon was being made to
have this removed. and to devise ways and
means to prevent anch action by mgr
was tho object Of the meeting.
There were about one hundred and
twenty. delegates present, and after some
general discussion upon the subject. the
following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the convention Of lead
miners and producers assembled at Denver
Oh Jan. IA, 1891, pursuant to notice, re-
spectfully and earnestly request the gentle
men hereafter named for their respective
states to take immediate and active mea-
snres looking to the formation Of IN asso-
citation in their respective states Of the men
interested In maintaining the present tariff
on lead and lead in ores. to-wit:
ldahO--C. Porter, Wallace; John Il.
Fitch, w. II. Wath. HALEY.
New Mexico-Khea Nd. White, Deming;
G.. Hadley. Lake Valley.
Oregon and Washington-Vap b. De
Lashmutt, Portland; s. j. Carroll, Spokane;
=. q. Reed, Portland.
N~eyada-James Grandlemeyer, Hamilton;
II. Macintosh, Salt Lake City.
Montsna-B. G. Kimberly, Butte; b. +.
White, Dillon; Gov. >. 4. Hauser, Helena.
Missouri. Pitcher, Joplin; N. g. Med
ringhaus. st. Louis.
Resolved, That these organizations
formed be requested to immediately com.
municate through their president and SEQ
rotary with the Colorado associations; be it
further
Resolved, That the president and secre-
tary of this association be directed to trans
nit to each of the gentlemen named above
a duly certified cop Of these resolutions.
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CHRRIFF's sALE-HENRY G.. NJ. KOL-
- lock plaintiff, vs.. Charles B. Newbury and
Flora Newbury, his wife, and Alfred .Bourk
defendants.
deere, Of foreclosure and sale, issued out Of the
district court Of the first judicial di trct Of the
state of Montana, in and for the county OF Lewis
and Clarke. on the 3Jth day Of ] e:ember, A. ID.
1890. IN the above entitled action, wherein H.nTy
g. NJ. kollock. the above. named plaintiff .obtaIne |
against. Charles 3. Newbnry and 7 ora kewbufy.
his wife. and Alfred Bonrk, defendants, on
the ati day Of December, A. u. 1880, for
the sum Of 500 60. besides interest. costs and
day OF December. A. q. 1870. recorded in judgne nt
book No. of said court, 1T page am COM
manded to sell all that certain To-, piece or par
eel of land. situate, lying and being 10 the coun-
~ OF lewis and .,larke, State 81 Montana,
Olne-half ~ Of lot numbered ninete n 40
block numbered five hundred and sixty $50,
commencing from the northwest. corner OF said
lot numb red nineteen lg) fronting on Spencer
street and adjoining lot numbered eleven III,
feet: thence RUM ng thirty 800 feet south to lot
numbered eishtssn 49,; thence running along
said lot numbered eighteen 49, seventy go feet
west to Spencer street: thence running thirty 800
Public notice is hereby given that Oh Thursday.
the I'D day If January, A.. 1891. at j. o'clock
N. Of thst day. at the front door Of the court
honse. Helena Lewis and Clarke county, Montana,
/ will, in obedience to said order Of sale and de-
cree of foreclosure and sale. sell the above de-
necessary to satisfy said judgment. with interest
and costs. TO the highest and best bidder, for
ca h Ia hand.
Given under my hand this sist day Of Deem
CHAs. NJ. JEFFERIs, Sheriff.
By ISAAC HOLyRooE, Deputy Sheriff.
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guests generally contribute to the evenings
amuscmcnts as we'll. Recently q Japanese
gentleman proposed his native national
toast, MAY tho emperor live until oyster
shells become rocks" which was received
with huge approval.
The johnson club, which meets At the
t'Olde Cheshire Cheese in Wine Office
court, Fleet street, md in other plnces
where the great photographer was wont to
70, IN In q different category from either
the Volumes or the V~ag1bonds. III is q
close corporation and Ia ruled by q so-called
prior aa president and a dean. Every one
nowadays talks about johnson, but few
read him, and probably the members OF the
club arc moi exceptions to the rule. But
shey read papers about the great cham. Mr.
Augustine Birrell. NJ. r.. of obiter dicta Gel
ebrity, is a member, 80 are Henry Norman,
the ex-traveling corresp )ndent of the Pail
Mall Gazette: Y. G. Gould, whose cartoons
enliven the pages OF the Pail Mall Budget
and the Christmas number Of Truth; Doc
tor Birkbeck Hill, of Pembrock college,
Oxford. and Thomas, leader writer to the
London Daily Chronicle.
Mr.. Walter Besant is anxious to start an
other club which would indeed be remark
able, viz: one of authors. But his scheme
seems likely to meet the fate of those whom
the gods love. The Whitefriars, also q
literary club, must DO mentioned, but more
concerning it anon.
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CHAS. NJ. JEFFERIS, Sheriff.
By ISAAC HoLBRooK. Deputy Sheriff.

SUMMONS-IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
= the first Judicial district of the state Of Nom
tana, in and Tor the county OF Lewis and Carl
Mary j. howell, plaintiff. vs.. John X. Kowe0
III O State Of Montana sends greeting to -
above named defendant:
You are hereby required to appear in an actios
brought against you by the above named plaintiff
in the district court Of tine first judicial district
Of he state OF Montana, in and for the county of
Lewis AMI Clarke. sn1 to answer the complaint
filed therein. within ten days. Exclusive of this
day of seryicet sitter the service ON you OF this
il served within this county: or. X
served ont of this county. but within this district.
OF Judgment by defiant will be taken AGAINST You.
according 10 the prayer of said complaint
The said action in brought to obtain q decree OF
this court dissolying tho bonds OF matrimony ex-
listing betty et u the plaintiff herein. and you, ehe
said defendant. upon the ground OF your having
wiifulIy Abandoned and deterted' and 50 %continu-
ing to abandon and desert, the plaintiff herein.
and without Just cause, and against hsr will sni
consent. all OF which will more fully appear by
reference to'the complaint on file herein.
And sou are hereby notified that IL you fail TO
appear and answer the said complaint, rs above
required, tho eaid plaintiff will apply to tbs
Given under my hand and the seal Of the dis
trict court OF the first Judicial district OF the
= ate Of Montana, in and for the county OF lewis
and Clarke, this twelfth day OF December, in the
year Of onr Lord one thousand eight hundred and
ninety.
iseai1 JOHN BEAN,
Hy II. II. THOMPSON, Deputy Clerk.
CLARKE 4 Connolly. Attorney for Plaintiff,
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n, W. 9. Folk y Cos rsrs.,ps.

81 feet front on Main strest, fine business locar
80 TO DO feet on Main street below the Iron
f' 20 f ssi'a OH Gs & Sc ey &c. a,G ps.f f'i S:;n .t,..t. ..
ia iso ~ Is on Helsn. .vsnus. cos,,sr. .. $50 ~.
s0.leS qn Main ..trs't st 500 pr front foot
near Helena avenue. y 500 per IT:
100 feet on = corner Central addition ct $s2Sa
rs feet on cornv. Central addition for 5000.
NoGathern Pacific depot. at Si2 per f.on. loot.
$4,000 lo choice corner Besttie addition. prics
5o1I4o choice corner. Bassstt addition. prios
Be choice lots in Jockey addition from $500 T.
s. iest On Edwards street. near Main, st s4sops'
800 feet On lower Main street from SIS to $50
per front foot: choice property.
Tor Fi Ike i is. ii g, S.: y sio sssssSo''' - ''s''''' linz
20 acres I'M 10 the city limits. plated. ut $780,.
goo; This is the cheapest property to-day offered
Three choice lots in Cox addition It bedrock
Ono lot In Northern Pscifc second addition.
I0o114o on Eighth avenue. price 5000.
loO feet corner knight street. Hauser ADDITION
Several choice locations on the Hsuses bouls,
y4fO, III 6yN04CALo 9Q0lC1Ous
HOUSES FOR sALB.
$4000-Two-story frame. eleven room, slosstl
and cellar. waier in house and yard; te~ms 42.001
f fSis p sS;psS y rents s.a 1915 fsr lis ! PEI ps mo 1sh. 'n's'''''
81, story frame. five rooms and hath,
closets snd cellar. water in touss and yard, on
lot 4lx14o; inquire for terms.
bath. clOsets and cellar. water in house and yard,
lot 46h xl40: inquire for terms.
$8,O0-Two-st0ry. frame house. sight rooms.
all rrrNdArN aon voN4Anp~ HVaaf aida nn mnfnu
W,5OO-Two-story frame honss. six rooms
bath, etc, stable on lot. lot G01i25. west side,
terms $2,sO 0 cash. balance long time.
1900 each: terms $500 cash, balance to suit.
$4.O00-Two-stOry frame. five rooms, water In
house: terms $500 cash. balance 70 suit.
32,5oo-One,story, fye,rooyu frame. waesr in
&3.400-Eight-room brick house. water in yar9
stable Tor ten horses. sheds, ETC., Broadwater ad.
dition; terms $500 cash. balance TO suit.
avenue. water in ysrd: terms $500 cash. balance
S4,Oo-Two-s.ory frame house. six rooms and
bath. closets. etc., west side; terms $500 cash
$4,2OoCTwo.story frame house on Clark. street
seven rooms, bath. etc.: terms $500 each, balance
si.soo-Tvo frame housss on Ewi1,g street; No
contains SIX rooms, cellar and closets. oOx150
terms 81, ZOO cash. ~. 100 two years. 9 per cent.
$S.5O0-frame house. seven rooms, water IN
TIE ya .dd lot ons a1nit% s. ss,n q 10 S, n.S cent s1sn' '"'an'
$i,5O0-One-stoy frame houss, hve r00me, two
lets fenced separate. size OF lots 10ox14O. In
Northern Paci6c addition No. 1. watsr In yard,
Special inducements will be made on Great
Yails and Butte property. Acre tracts suitsbia
for plating always On hand
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THE ETS.
STOCKS

NEW YonK. Jan. 17.-Bar silver. $1.05h.
Copper-Nominai; lake January, $l4.60.
L~ead-Easier; domestic, 34.57h.
The upward movement continued to-day to
make steady progress and at the close the market
was active and strong at highest prices reached
for the day. The entire list is higher and while
the gains are generally for small amounts. sugar
refineries is up M, st. Paul, Chicago Gas and
Colorado coal 1 per cent. each.
Govern ent s-Dull: steady,
P.troleum-very dull: no sales: spot Pennsyl-
yania oil, February clOsed. 1874.
Money on call easy, lOaLs at 5 per cent.
Prime mercantile. paper, 6kes. Sterling exchange
active, steady; sixty-day bills. $4.sfi; demand.
Government bonds -. 100: AVS. 10S;
Improvement. rs: Oregon Navigation, 10; Short
Line q; Union Pacific. 45B.
CHICAGO CATTLE
CHICAGO. Jan. II. - Cattle-Heceipts, 5000;
steady to lower, prime TO extra steers, S5.0O9
s ,25: common 10 good. 5000. 8o; cows, Sl.234
$40; stockefs. ~.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000: lower; rough. $2.35@
3.45; prime mixed and packers, $500 81; prime
heavy and butchers weights, $3.6oa3.65; light,
sheep-iseceipts. 2,30o: steady, natives, S2.7s@
SIS; Texans, 81 0094.62H.
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CaH1cAeo. Jan. H. Closing Whsat-steady;
Corn-Steady; cash, 47AM4sc; May, 51A51Ac.
Oats-Fair: cash. 42ssc; May. l51sc.
~BarIey-Quiet: 75m7Sc.
~Pork-Steady: cash. $10.25 May. $40. TN.
Lard1steady; cash; 1918; May, 81 .2Oa6. 22A.
Short ribs--$4. 500 4.35.
Short clear-$5.1565.20
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A.I. stesis = q, haley Block, oAsrs
hsk!h spd. NlSnsoe. EaAahsr street, ~ :, con- had
Aah, balancs six and twslvs months. ~ ~
a sll.l.s:. :... s;s's OIL, s ss:.ss ss,sd - 81. ts'1 90. ::
sssll!:;::ia j: 81. : 3; .; to- i'd. "a +: - :s.I g:l.. ::
Jyivs.sooaa ls.o hess:.s o. lot. sa.se., g
July u. 4 ] Dor cent 6bSisncs 70 sSis \ 10 -
., s'assos On . a.,ea' e seH In. 81 I'D - sI sa.SSS ss.h. ~. ".
vs. ss. ia,ifs ss tho scr 4 ~ and I -. IT,. .firoas, CORNER Gar
field and Cannon streets In Csnnnn addition. on
,3sxi3s fst south and east front. ocrnsr. Msdi.
con and Cannon streets in wstss addition!
yssTs 4 10 per cent.
lSSai2s ~ o9 s%i :ss metz, In a.! Rro.dy.ts.
: ssa sna = sss sea-. s,'s y 10 " oss cent, oAsn' Balance
i0oxi25 feet ccrnsr Harrison avenue and Peosts
avenue, one block from. electric mot9s. SIS psi
foot, ons-third Dash. balance one and two years
= 'i ~ 81 f isss on p.o... avenue, one blosk from
foot, ons-third cash. balance one and two years
iSs!iaa isot south and ssst. corner Logan and
L.yndsls avenue On motor lao In CentrSi adj
., ss1 .sss isss :G IL n' s : s s.:Ra' in Northern p
.r ss1 F.sis sss .d sStasr = so rt ts.os venue N N'.s'''
ei sS. iss i.s, n 81 P. 4 %: ssss sash in Capitol Hill "a.
dition, one block from motor; 81 $50 cash:
ooxlish feet on Logan strest In Central add
'Ss.iisN iset on Warren street. In Central addl
ucn. for I4,5oO. terms essy:
60x106 feOt south and west front, corner Four
teenth and rarl streets in Central addition, fes
iOoxlSo feet north and west front, ..ornsz
$4,000, half cash. balance one y6ar ut 10 per cent.
o0xlia feet ON Lyndale avenue In Parchen ad-
dition. on electric motor. Tor $500. f~avo1atla
5Oxi2O fset corner Idvingston and Dahos
str sets, on motor line, for 1890. -.
tion, for $50. ons-ihird cash, balance SIX And
DOxil0 feet cornsr bskota and Billings avenues
e es. h.f bsisn :sa .i1 and t s~.ls ssoos no sstE' :. On; 3 lth Dss
cent. nv
feet on Butte street in Jockey addition foa
So so.i1S fest on 'nisseula street in Locksy add.
s0i,20 ~ q Dsyis strs .t,i IL Loskey ead.:
* and twelve monsh. At ie pr cent. ....
s2xl0O feet. On corner Ertdge and Ralei9l
streets, only so per foot. terms fsyor: sbhlls. -
sne-half cash. balance six and W., We months:
bOxl23 test on knight strset IN Syndicate a4dt
ton. on motor line, for 2, W Rss foot: terms had
soxi2S feet corner Laurel and Cannon street,
n Syndicate. addition, for Sl6. Dsr fooA torn
hi se. s.sh fs ssl on wi 5S.y !, ., -; e. f 70 81 81 's =: ~.
5Ozl2s feet. ON Hollins avsnus. o. slssErtl
netor. for Only Si2 RET foSt: terms ~: -
soot, on favorable terms:
Tor $4,000. g..
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Anairs In GILL.

LIMA, Jan. ~17.-Papcrs from iquique re-
ceiyed here announce that the CHILEAN army
remains loyal to the government. Several
prominent members Of congress are said TO
be with the reyolutionists. Jorge Mont
has been appointed commander-in- chief Of
the forces and the commander OF the iron
clad Huascar has been replaced by the for
mer commander Of the cruiser Esmeralda.
Admiral Fiel and another admiral remain
loyal to the government and are making
preparations for the defense Of Valparaiso.
orders nave been gwen to prepare torpedo
boats for service. The government of
Chilli has issued a decree Offering a reward
of two years pay and amnesty TO those who
have been unwiliingly led into revolt who
viii submit to the government. 1t is an
nourced that Pizagua and Galeta Buena
n probably africa will be blockaded ON
and after Jan. %. 1t is reported that pro
visions are becoming very scarce in Iquiaue.
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TIL NAVAL EXHIBIT.
An Interesting Feature Proposed for tn
Worlds Fail.

An Interesting Feature Proposed for the
Worlds Fair.
CHICAGO, Jan. 7.-Lieut. E. W. Taussig,
of the navy department., arrived in the city
on an important mission. Not the least
imposing scene to be witnessed at the
Columbian exposition will be the United
States naval display, provided the plans
which Capt. X. w. Meade. the manager OF
this department, has in mind are not cur.
tailed by n parsimonio1s appropriation
Lieut.. Tanssig will remain a few days tc
arrange for the naval exhibit.
The lieutenant waited upon Mayor Gre
gier to-day and presented his plans. and
also endeavored to interest the grounds and
might give definite assurances in regard to
a site.
I'VE have our plans ready" said Lieu
tenant Taussig, ''our display will BET novel
one. and to carry it out properly we shall
need 100000, which will be equally diyid-
ed between the building and the display.
Dur scheme is to construct Il building
AUDITING on the lake. if the site
a line of war ships, all provided with tur.
rets and u Each ship will be provided
with four thirteen inch gnns, four eight
inch guns, four six-inch guns, with an array
of small guns III the turret mast. Each
vessel will be properly manned with a full
complement of men. The display of naval
accoutrements will be made on the deck,
and to crown the whole Captain Meade pro.
poses thata number of small vessels shall
play in an artificial harbor and give
frequent displays for the entertainment of
visifprz
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W. r.. Cox, Gold Block, Offers,

As WA "obh A~s~S.b
Choice lots IN tile Amss addition at $n pss
front foot.
A tine variety Of lots in ths Syndicate addition
from $I2 TO $14 per foot.
Choice lots in tho Bradford addition ct various
prices.
Blocks in Highland Park at $500 for choice.
A fine block in Brooke addition, fronting on
Iauser boulevard. Ct $40 per front foot.
A fine selection of lots in Hauser addition from
$3.50 to $40 per front foot.
Desirable lots in Lockey addition. near Helens
avenue, cheap.
Some excellent bargains in Richmond Hill.
Some very desirable Main street property n
reasons bic prices.
Two i've room houses, new, ground 60x125, .
5000 each. easy terms.
fwelve-re ,m house near business center. grouns
If2x1OO, for $500.
Several new desirable residences.
1hree-stOry brick building, rents for 9225 re-
month. for $11 .000.
Forty acres inside city limits. very desirahl,
for plating.
price of adjoining L:opertZ.
100 acres just outside of city limits, suitatAs ess
plating.
$40 acres near town. very desirable and .. aatis.
factory price:
$40 upwards.
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HArdships of an Unfortunate.

HrsrsvtLIE, Tex, Jan. 17.-some days
a negro man at Dodge was discovered
to have smallpox. He Was hustled out of
town and took to the woods. Although he
had been four days and nights exposed to
the cold and wet. without food or water, he
was Sill alive to-day. Citizens have raised
a purse and sent parties down to care for
him and erect a building.
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Chasing q ~Pedagogue.

KINaFrsHER, O. r., Jan. ia week age
Friday the principal Of the Kiowa Indian
school at Abadorka punished a Kiowa pupil
for misconduct. The boy ran away, taking
two others with him. A heavy snow storm
prevailed at the time and the three boys
lost their way and were frozen to death.
The principal fled and 800 angry Indians
are searching for him and threatening to
burn the school. Troops have been asked
for.
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Wolves Have Grown Bold.

PARIS, Jan. 17.-Heavy snow storms are
reported from Bordeaux and Periguer.
Traffic of all kinds in those cities and sur
rounding regions is at a standstill. In the
department of Dordogne all rivers are fro
zen over and wolves are ravaging the sheep
pens. The village of P~ontapilar and the
farms about it are completely isolated.
Several deaths by freezing are reported
from the department of Cher.
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Alarm S%ubsiding.

LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE latest advices
from Buenos Ayres are of more peaceful
character. The rebels who assembled in
tho province Of Entire Rios have been dis
armed. A new governor has been appoint
cd and il already acting energetically. The
alarm il rapidly subsiding.
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NOT WELL POSTED.
A Railroad Manager E'retends There is No
Strike on His Line.

Strike on His Line.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. II. Superintendent
Collins said this morning that there were no
new Developments in the strike except that
about a dozen photographers employed Oh
the Prairie Du CHEN, La Crosse and
Northern divisions of the St. Paul road ha d
quit work last night. He says Chief
Operator Thurston, of the Order Of Rail
way T~elegraphers, is deceiving the strikers
in regard to the number of men who have
quit work and that the trouble is not so ex-
tensive as lie represented.
Word comes from Chicago TINT the
striking telegraph operators on the st. Paul
road seem tie be gaining ground and state
that fifty more men left work at noon to-
day. Chief Thurston says the road is run
ming passenger trains on comparatively
good time. but that the freights are greatly
impeded. General Manager Earling says
there ID no strike; there are only seventy
two men out ard their places filed. As the
strikers show letters and kilograms from
80 men who nave gone out it ia evident
that the general manager is not vel. posted.
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=. H. FIoyd-Jones. AtIps Block.

BARGAINS.
100 feet, . corner. Hasuer boulevard, north
mont, 81, 500.
100 feet, Hauser boulevard, south front, 1880.
90 feet, corner Of Laurel and Cboteau streets,
Syndicate addition, north front, $500.
30 feet, corner Of Jocelyn and Wilder streets,
e600, Syndicate addition.
S0o feet. Syndicate addition. 1900. Easy terms.
80 feet on Helena avenue, fronting north, q, 1000.
% feet On Helena avenue. fronting south. $500.
$500 Va '"'' ''''' "e~f 'fo
Property on lower Main street suitable for inn
plication.
200 feet Of property on Center street at reason
able figures.
Lots in tho Syndicate addition, Largo list from
e12 to $25.
Lots In the Ames addition, 81 to SIS. F.,
foot.
Lots in Hotel park, price and terms on spppli-
Large list Of acres inside and outside tho city
NmiiR 1t reasonahla nricaa
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If Dillon Ii Made header.

DUBLIN. Jan. l7.--Tt Ia announced that in
the event Of John Dillon being elected AZ
the new leader of the Irish parliamentary
party, William O'l3rien will return to sne
United States and resume his work. which
was interrupted by the recent complications
In the Irish affairs. .NE
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Tho display was 4 demonstration Of sym
The proccssioDi lists behaved In the most
orderly manner There ssems no prospect
OF an early termination NJ Scotlnnd's great
railroad strike.
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VIM. Mufhss List

20 a:re0 Montana avenue property.
240 acres choice West Md ropefty.
l00xl2s Bradford edition. corner. SzIoA
600 front feet Syndicate addition. $l4 psF eoe4
30 front test 6eymer Park. 81 Per foot.
One block. Highland Park, choice. Sa,3oo
1OOxZz5 Baussr avenue front, 500.
LOOKED Bells tas addition. 5000.
2Sxi25 Main street frost. corner. 5000.
10Oxi40 Eighth sysnns md Idaho. e3y00o.
20 acres at $40, $500
Residence in psueer addition, $500.
Residence in Bradford addition. <4.20a
Eesidence in Bradford addition. $500.
Rasidencs In HohAck and Cannon. $500.
kssidence corner Brsckcnridgo and Gen
o1,s00.
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Her Clothes Caught Fire

DAsvILLE. Ill. Jan. 17.-Yesterday even
ing the l4-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Dougherty, who live near the
south end of the Wabash railroad bridge.
was SO badly burned that ste died at 10
O'Clock. Her clothes caught FIRE from a
CRATE, and there was no one TO assist in ex-
tinguishing the flames, as she was at home
with some smaller children, who could rem
der her no assistance.
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Demonstration of sympathv.

EDINBURGH, Jan. IA monster process
sion of trades u%nionists. estimated at $4,000
men, marched through the streets to-day.