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Connecticut western news., 1891-02-11
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Connecticut western news., 1891-02-11
Will Cannon Be the Secretary?

VIII OdH1IOI1 13o CII6 O0CT6CaTy3
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-A report was cur rent last night that Representative Can non is going to be secretary of the treas ury. Mir. Cannon has not been informed of it yet, and as a matter of fact the presi- dent has not got to the point where a choice can be made. The Illinois repre- sentative, however, is much more of probability for Secretary Windom's sue cessor than is generally supposed
Connecticut western news., 1891-02-11
His Business Troubles loo Many.

HE buBineSs IrOuDIeS 100 M8ny.
 DANBURY Feb. 5.-Mr. Thomas M King, a prominent merchant, committed suicide here this morning by shooting him. self in the head Business troubles led to suicide. -
 Bad Boys Desperate Leap.
 MER1DEE, Feb. GA sixteen year-old boy named Whitfield, while en route from Thompson to the reform school here, jumped through the car window while the train was in motion and fractured his skull. He was handcufted at tha- time. He will probably die.
Connecticut western news., 1891-02-11

Harrington's Reply to the Archbishop.
 DUBLIN, Feb. 9.-Several Irish bishops have written to their clergy in the same tone as Archbishop Walsh, warning them against the National league methods of Harrington and Parnell. Harrington has replied to Archbishop Walsh. He says the archbishop misjudged the circular issued in behalf of the league. The circular, he states, is the same as that issued annually, and he (Harrington) before sending it out, informed Messrs. Dillon and O'Brien that, in consequence of the collapse of the Amer ican tour, he had determined to ask the league branches to help the evicted ten ants.
 In conclusion, MT. Harrington earnestly advises Archbishop Walsh not to commit the priests too hastily to a policy that would involve the division of the Irish party into two hostile camps in every parish
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-30

The ercate-t pie display Of which
history tells rs took place In 1909. at n
dinner given after the funeral 81 Al.
brccht ", king Of Bavaria, at the royal
palace Ia Munich There wcc seven
great pics upon tho table. representing
the seven Recs Of the world. The first
pie was made Of apples IL represented
Adam and Eve, the trcc Of knowledge.
the snake and the apple. The pictures
were made upon the crust with confcc.
tons Of sugar aud almonds.
Another pie was made Of doves, and
bore a wonderful representation OF
Noah's ark In it, center while round
the edge were placed figures of every
created thing A key went with this
pie In order that Il might be- determined
what these figures were intended to RIP
resent.
upon the crust & these wonderful
pastries appeared the tablcaux Of Ab.
ralnin sacrificing lsaac David staying
Goliah, the ravens feeding Elijah, sam.
som tearing open the Jaws of the lion.
and the last and most wonderful OF all
tho pics when opened was found 70
contain four living birds, which all bo-
gan TO sing New York Press
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-30

Thirteen lines Of steamers will shortly
be established from tho southern ports
Of Mobile and Brunswick 10 Central and
South American countries. Soon we
shall have reciprocity with all the sister
republics south Of rs, aud then will come
opportunities for making fortunes that
Gan only DO compared to the East India
trade in It's pristine splendor to tho days
ot Spanish dominion In Mexico aud
south America, or to the year. immedi.
aiely following the frst gold discoveries
Ia California. The United States will
enter On an era OF commercial prosperity
such rs 1t has never known before. and
reciprocity and cultivation Of the trade
with Mexico, Central and South Ameri.
ca will bring It, We need not go OF our
own continent or away from republican
countries to got IL. Tho interests Of
North and South America are ono and
in'epamht. The noxt step in this
splendid path Of progress before Us will
be tho building Of the international rail.
road from Alaska to Patagonia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-30

Tho gantclopc, or gauntlet, was mill.
tary and naval punishment for theft.
A man had 20 nun the gauntlet Of n
long Ole Of his fellow soldier, each pro
vided with n switch, and To prevent
the simmer going too rapidly, and to see
that no man, impcllcd 10y motives of
friendlincss or kindness. failed to strike
hard, a sergeant walked backward,
facing the said sinner, with n halbcrd
pointed at the latter's breast. After a
lengthy experiment this was found TO
BE- inconvcnicnt aud degrading, SO ~.
co,rSe was had 10 another method "A
variety Of tho same species OF torture.
The offender was tod to sour halbcrds,
three In a triangle aud n fourth across.
The regiment or company then filed
nh, tho ento'-ninc.tails was placed Ia
the LANDS Of the first man, who gave
the culprit a lash and passed on, hand.
ing the eat TO the second, who also
gave a lash, and 40 tho game went
merrlly ON until the olense had been
e1piated. London Graphic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-30

The Magazine OF American History
publishes y striking portrait Of Cotton
Ms,hcr. tho Puritan divine who went In
|. for hanging witches. Tho popularity
Of this portrait Il that II IL exactly what
one would fancy that the portrait OF Cot
ton Mathcr would not be. II shows a
face with large. dreamy. poetic eyes.
and strnight. artistic brows. II isafa
OF much beauty, full Of fire and sweet
mess. Tho features are classically beau.
tiful We might expect him TO DO q
poet, dreamer, an artist. but what had
a man with face like this TO do with
hard aud gloomy theology and hanging
witches How could he do ~ The
wonder grows ~ one studies the portrait.
He seems TO have known almost In.
tultively the knowledge that other. toll
10 painfully to get. lie graduated at 10
FROM Harvard college. something over
go ycaI. ago, and wrote Of himself: II
am able with little study to write In
seven languages. I feast myself with
the SWEETS Of al the sciences which the
more polite part OF mankind ordinarily
pretend 10. am entertained with all
kinds Of histories. ancient and modern.
! am no stranger 10 the curiosities which.
by all sorts Of learning. arr brought 10
the curious"
Yet this beautiful faced, learned man
wrote In 1885, IAN army Of devils is
horribly broke in upon the place which
IL the center and. after wort. tho first
born Of our English settlcmcnts." II
was, In truth. his very excess Of learning
that tended 10 make him put faith In
witches. He had read volume after
volume OF lore. recounting how hun.
dreds Of witches had been hanged and
burned In Europe. What wise judges
aud lawyer approved of In Europe Ger
taiuly Il did not bchoovo ignorant
American colonies to dispute. All OF
which goes 10 prove that the highest
learning Of one century mny hc silly
and wicked nonsense In the next.
The same process continues con.
stantly, tho, and this We should pause "
occasionally.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-30
BRIEF TELEGRAMs.

sofa. March .-Excitement over
tbe murder OF Minister BalchleH con-
tinuea Intense. over thirty arrests
have been made. A gendafme Wno
was following stamboulon and ba,,'
chIcfr saws that four men suddenly
confronted them on the street anu .o-
van firing. Stamboulon escaped ny
Having inst before dropped somewhat
bchind Paltchlcfr TIE official organ
echoes the universal opinion When "
says The hand II Russian diplomacy u
seen In the murder, aud that siam
bouloT was the intended victim not
Baltchien.
London. March 2s.-rhe clOOn
bIlll,nl match between John RObeit-,
n. champion Of the world nj English
bIliIards, aud William j. Pcnle, the
e,,ot.stroke champion, was cnncludcl
this evening. The conditions were
1900 points up, spot barred, poale re-
cciving 1900 points start. Although
Roberts played In mhsterly fashion,
he was unable 10 overcome The uig
handicap, and when the contest closed
had only succeeded In running lp n
total score Of q 40 psinis. Pealu's
actual score wns 1900 pointH.
Cork, March 2s.--rhe Jury In u.
trial OF Michael O'Brien, Dalton and
others, charged with resisting and as
sanltlng the police al the timc Of the
trial Of O'nrien aud Dillon NJ Upper
AIRY, today announced that they were
unable 10 agree on veriici Ia the case
Of Gilland Dalton, bat rendered vrf
diet Of "not guilty" NJ TO the other
prisoners.
Vienna. March gs.-The official 10.
mort on the Hungarian autumn crops
shows the wheat crop In the beet con.
ditIon. Rye i greatly damaged and
barley only fair.
Rome. March 2s.-The Right Row.
A. J. Gloricux. ID. d., Vicar Apostolic
Of Idaho, has arrived In this city.
p,,,,. Nt.,oh % Tho will nj the |
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-30

Sir Lyon playfair said soina years ago
that, during the Middle Ages. "fora ihou.
tand ycars there was not a man or won.
an in Europe that ever took a bath"
Rev. +. IT. Bridget has discovered that
this was not true. that there = mention
Of bath for the wife Of King Edward
I, and that in iii2, twenty years before
America was discovered, the Earl Of
Winchester bal bath covered with
tents Of white cloth.
So we breathe once inore. Our an.
ccstors, u they were quality people. Ger
iainly did take baths.
Those OF NJ who did not have noble
ANCESTOR need not hurt our feelings by
pursuing the subject too closely. But
what comfort Il l. that n thousa-i
yean from now our descendants eau
point with pride 10 the latter part Of the
Nineteenth century, whom everybody
took n bath ~ least twico n week Thru
was story current, It win bc narrated,
that young lady who was dressing for
q party called down stairs to her mother
10 ask whether she should wash for n
low neckcd or high ncckcd gown. but
that viii b. proved to b. a SANDER, like
Sir Lyon Plnyfairs statement that no.
body haihed for a thousand year, IN En-.
rope Oh, ycsi What a comfort Il is to
know that everybody bathcs now and
changes his body linen frequently, aud
everybody "a clean and swoct smelling
A. 10 his body and that history will 10
record q.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-30

Dr.. johnson wrotei "when was run.
ming about this town a very poor fellow
] was great arguer for tho advantages
Of poverty. Sir, all the arguments which
anu brought 10 bear ~ represent poverty
as an cyil show Il to bc evidently grca,
owl. You never hud people laboring
20 convince You that you may live very
happily upon q plentiful income"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-30
Spring
Medicine

Tho Popularity whleh Hoods sar,apariiia
has attained a. n Spring Mciicino Il Simply
wonderful. u Il recognized everywhere %
Tho leading preparation for rih season, ani
no other article IN no market begins 70 reach
the salo which ihisn cdlcinc has gained. Any
druggist viii confirm thls statement iioois
slfiapariila Ia, reached this position Of the
does all tia, Il claimed for IL II contains
those properties which arc known TO medical
science "a powerful In removing poisonous
Impurities nom tho blood. and ~ iheir tonic
cfIcci 10 restore waste tissues and drive away
weakness and debility.
81 am having good trade on Hoods sar-
sapariiia now, and those who use % think =
the best blood and tonic remedy on tho
market" J. " fifrr. Owcnsboro. kv.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-30
DIRECTORS.

D.'c.N0UNe. Prest..
GEO. NJ. CANNON, vIoc.Prsst..
IA. o. YOUNG, ssey. Z Treas.
l.. q. HARDY,
GEO. HARDY.
lALONZo YOUNG
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-30

Writing OF the Panama canal failure,
an American who visited the deserted
scene Of operations suys; To-day about
all that remains on the isthmus Of Pan.
anna as evidence OF the human greed for
gold are millions Of pounds OF what was
once magnificent machinery, hut Is now
little more than old iron, aud thu bleach
cd bones Of tens Of thousands OF men"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-30

at seems very queer that In both the
Old and New Testarnonts tho dog Is
spoken Of with such abhorcnco," said
a well known canine physlcias. ''rhe
animal among the Jewish people OF Old
was considered an unclean beast, and
the buying and selling Of him were nm
abomiuation, Tho only reason can
Imagine for this fnct is that dogs were
held Ia such idolatrous venoratlon by
the Egyptians, from whose tyranny the
lsraelltes had escaped Figures Of the
beasts appeared on most Of the tomplcs
OF Egypt and IN the religion OF that
hnd unoiently they wero regarded as
emhlems ~ the divine being The poo
pie Of every family actually shaved
Themselves when dog belonging 10
them died, 40 a sign Of warning. Wash.
lngtun Star
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-30

An the Australian coIonics ~ the Brit.
ish einnirc are now In session Ia syduey
10 tume a constitution Tor the n1e Of
the federation OF colonies. But no sort
OF union win be of any good uni ~ the
colonies bind themselves ar clunly to.
gether "a tho states OF thc American
Union Half way union, iise that at
present witnessed in the Dominion Of
Canada, works Dyll instead Of good.
iho old thirteen states triyd : fedora.
uon' found It would not work and
changed 1t into anion
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-31

Eok SAILS Oh fxCHANGE--SteAm Flour.
= fnz Nh, roller precess. nrst-elAxs soa-
sttaea, 10 barre. esgAeits. slsssier. ali mod
esantryi doiHs <soa pauaS business good
~ szsoas for seliin<. price slz13. NinAas 4
Aiken. sad Tower block.
xt Q0GwortA 500. on nsashly pay.
<is.N ments. a new sroem haGsa On east
esty ball; cellar under tne whole house: an
lsaed Tor laundry Aad eiosst winans Allen.
aaa Iewer hlocx.
- S0O Farm Ia Afi-gan county for sAle
S-,NN or exchange Tor house ana lot;
esildinxs cost s1sse acres Of orchard.
BUSINESS cHANcE-A drug stock. on .
ID good corner; viii iasoice about e. $40;
will s1chslgs for house and los
a 1Sl1 wiil buy . froom house on the cor
~, IN n<r OF ceRter and iststA. Com
stock Addstieai the owner refused u. no for
10 ono year AGO
81 S00 viii buy . new modern Sreem
house large hail. h.1s.sss ara s,ss as.ss
uili paint color % suit purchaser.
WE have several ine houses on Henyy-st..
w ranging In price from 5000 TO H.oo1
- 1On for = house And lot on Lafayette.
o., IoV between Cherry and Wealthy.
A GOOD FARM within ten miles Of the city
"A 30 trade for . house ana lot.
% 100 for nies modern aroom house on
o., loO tue lfii; nice neghborhood; house
adjoining not as good WAS sold short time
ago for s1-stp, terms easy; Do not delay; some
oae ulll surely get q bargain
- 200L Ls-room new house. No. d Euc'ade-
S-s~oV ave.; also good barn; bargain
for some one
GO 5OO Look st No. % Henry st; srocm
SO,ON new modern house. rice bath.
large bedroom below lot 5oxiSs; would ex'
change for farm.
WE have list OF 500 farmers who wish to
W sell or tfaae their farms
I'VE have . large Tract OF western timber
w land for sale. Oh . large river. near the
sea coast.
EVERYTHING on earth" In the shape OF
~ . bargain. Wlnans 4 Allen. 3 and I
Tower block.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-31
DeG0LlA BROS.
- psAIns n -
Real Estate, Business Exchange
AND LOANS.
8 and 8 Tower Block

TOR sALE-loo acres land In Paris township
4 smiles from city; large house and two
kood barns; clay loan soil. large % short;
good fence; 70 acres beech and maple timber ;
Rapids property.
FOR sALE-or exchange: 100 acre harm IN
= northern Michigan; IS acres improved.
good house. barn and outbuildings. = acres
small orchard; this farm lies. on bank Of .
small lake and ts 30 protected - 20 be free
from early and late frosts; lake abounds In
pricc % G,oe0. on easy terms Tor cash. or Win ex.
change for Grand Rapids real eststes. Fer ex-
change. hardwood stump landa IN Newaygc
These These lsnds M % are veil located and GOOD soii.
perfect title. and can. b tmproyement. De
made hne farming country. This Is your
chance 10 get ou: Of debt.
TOR SALE-aroom house Just completed on
Hanover Court. finely nnished with high
terrace. graded street; call In and get .priee
on this house II you want to invest In North
end property.
L Of city; house uncompleted and party can
not complete same from shortage OF funds.
This Is good. chance for person having sm AL
amount OF money 10 n axe gool Investment
RIO EXCHANGES acres. 20 acres improved.
l. balance white oak timber. l0-room house
and barn. fne orchard. asres low land un.
der drained and under cultivation. This nne
place Is situated about % miles from the city.
SOutus NoIuo III Suo XVI iuii oeSCttPsAous
TOR SALE OR ExcHANGE-20 acpos on lake
shore. near the parks good buifosngs. 300
peach trees in bearing. Is pear stauc ards In
bearing. 2 acres strawberries. ecres4aspber.
ries. 800 grapes. gooseberries and other small
fruits; ptfce $500; fruit on Same 80 pay for
IL the present season; would exchange for
good city property; this 10 great chance Tor
some ono and the greatest bargain we have
ever offered.
TO EXCHANGE-For good renting city prop
i erty. 50 acres. nne house. barn and out
buildings, 20 acres improved. balance oak.
beech and hickory timber. good fencee 40Q
peach. $50 apple. pears. plums and unall fruis
'ie''' raw ~ DrGoLIA BROS
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-31
/ v, cLosTERHoUsE,


OF hsusss ana lets IN the city. City property
20 trade fer farms. and some nne fsrms ciese
properly. Asyene wishing to hay would do
well TO examine cur list before purchasing. -
We have some bargains In both vacant ana in-
HsSsss sSs scs sss West Broaa..y faces
east Iot 1oxix. With shade worth ss.0o. fer
~ 90. House and TOT - Charles-st.. with ten
rooms. lot Sxis2 FOR e.oea House and iet u
cisfern. hydraulic aud fne spring water; house
contains eight rooms. for tz.ouv; this IL . bar
gain.
For safe. Is Lasrand st., win take . vacant
lot or cheap house znd lot ~ part pay. ezDo.
:, For % ssls .s On monthly pasmsnta No io7 Lake
For sale nev :loroom hause. 60 n OF nice
porch. large dome. papered In giis. nice CRATE.
wooden mantel, large reception hail. four
rooms nnished In oak. plped for gas aud fur
part Of the city on my addition; wtli sell
small payment down. balance monthly; house
will be finished about October /. price s1,oo
For saie u acres facing East Falton-st- lays
high aad nice for plating. only 500 per acrs
II taken soon.
No. 50 Henry-st. IL place with al, the mod
ern tmprovsments- ten rooms. lot 5xlsz. shade
IN Hcnss iaen IN nne condition. barn lsxa. al
House and Lot ss Third soa
House and lot i<s Hylsnd-ave.. sl.ooo. WIN
take horse and buggy ~ nrst payment.
House and lot los Clinton ST.. lot 5oxl0. hne
terrace sewer In alley. gas In house. price
Cottage 0rove-ave. s4xl2s. house new. for
N.lU0. We Also have property In all parts Of
the city too numerous 20 mention.
$1,000 to S6l.0O. We can suit the crank as well
IS any.
Telephone - y.w. cLosTERHousE.
II Cansi-s&
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-31
royIsa, fAoEIae : sToRAsk

QADcLIFF 1 HoI RELIABLE stSs ttss iarses,
vans EMPLOY the most eempsssass. wsa ssa a.. -.
vii give sss regular rates. VI ar ssS ate,
foT then u net hY phoniss Ne "
busiasss hsurA ----------
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-31
MONEY 10 LoAs.

MONEY TO Io4N-At the ievsst Tssss u VIA IA
vi tfreu' Willisn II. Gilbert NV IA
dlesnb salIdiag- .---------------
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-31
FOR SALE.
Fine Building Lots

ON LYON STREET.
log1oDft. Terms easy. No better lots
Il the citv; also other lots either
IUrth or South side. Excellent homes
On cav terms. eitherin Grand Rapids
or Detroit. We have . bargain for a
homo on South Lsfayette-st-. Grand
Rapids. We have pine in Michigan.
Wisconsin and MISSISSIPPI; also some
very fne pieces Of hemlock timber; viii
mall estimates on application. A good
restaurant for sale. doing nne busi
ness, Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-31

HERE Is A BEAUTY-l0 rooms furnace.
"A gas. bath. also steam heat, automatic
pump. sends water 70 al parts OF the house.
toilet room. closet. etc. on nrst floor; bath.
cold water on each noor; register and radiator
In each room; lot 70xl40. large barn with
coachmAn's quarters. This house Is brick and
= built IN h No. snaHe' pa pnrn s6s : .raTe nG 1n1
want home nt for king call and will take
you 10 see II; the price Is less than you car
build the house. Tor owner wants to sell And
nov is the time 20 buy while he Is In the sell.
EOR RENT-rve modern houses. all con-
veniences on Cherry-st.; y minutes walk
from Monroe-st.
TOR RENT-Modern house on North Pros
4 pect-st.
TOR sALE-Fins farm 10 miles from city;
4 good buildings; soil the best. ct = bargain.
TOR sALE-7-room house ON College-ave.; !;
viii take vacant lot as part pay; look this
up.
TOR SAI,E-vacant lots In the South End at
prices that will astonish you.
FOR sALE-vacant lots At North Park on
terms TO suit.
VACANT lots to exchange for improved prop
erty; win assume some incumberance.
IF you have any property to sell or exchange
come In and see me. - l ALWAYS have bar
gains on hand.
II you have . bargain want It. and II have
one you want IL
J.F. BROOKS.
once open Wednesday and saturday even
tngs.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-31

TOR SALE-Houses and lots In different
parts Of the city; small payment dow wn;
monthly payments afterwards. Lots and acre
property Within the old city limitA Also my
block on Bostwick-st. At bargain. Dr.. Veen.
boer. 4S Eostwick-st. Sctf
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-31

80, : .,:, ~ .s:s ,s:s' ~: ;s:.:: = =; 4
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-31

Il a0x70 feet; alley in the rear; suitable for
wholesale business. ofnces or stores; rent.
$3.50 per month each. Also two second floors.
each 2Dx,0 fees. sS ger month each; can be
west OF Canal-St. and ono block north of Lyon
ST. Anton q. Hodenpyl. 10 and Il Fountain.
st. i6itf
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-31

TOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOR SALE-l5o0.0o0 feet OF hardwood lumber
consisting OF maple. elm and Eastwood. all
dry. 6ibbs Bros. Mayneid. Mich. AS
EOR SALE-Cheap. Welch Folding Bed.
Also good bed room suit. both IN perfect
condition. Inquire Mt IS south Prospect-st. 2il
FOR sALE-Cheap; . good paying business
on West Bricge-st. Fitzgerald / Frapk-
ford. 80 West Bridge-st.. real estate and are
insurance agents; telephone 1884
TOR SAI.E-Bakery and restaurant IN Dow.
y agiac; good reasons for selling. Call or
address l.. Townsend. powaginc. Mich. 2s5
E'6R SALE-Housc and lot; or viii exchange
Il for farm outft. horses. cows farm tools
etc. etc. at southeast corner North-ave. and
Curfis-st. 24S
E0R SALE-onc team OF good work horses
Il with wagon. harness. etc; or will trade
for q mortgage or other good security. In
qulre of Geo. ksciofs Il Canalst. 22lu
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-31
FOR RHHT-Bus1HEss PLAuEa

ITO RENT-Stores Nos and IL Huron-st. each
L 20x70 feets alley In rear; suitable for whole
sale business. office. light man ufacturing or
storage; reat $3.50 per month each. Anton
g. Hodenpyl. 10 and q Fountain-st. 2ostf
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-31

TOR RENT-Two fine stores in brick block on
Il vest side Of South Division-st.. suitable for
ments with rear entrance from alley; also
suites OF rooms in same block with private
hall and bath room with each suite; this prop
erty will be rented at q low price TO the right
party. For prices call on j. w. Calvin. room
8. Shepard Hartman block. from to p. m.
Phone $50.