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IDf REM
4 1923 Florida W. Srs., bath and cellar $40 90
ZIG 9TH 81. 9rs. and bath. 30 50
SiS 9TH ST. L. 9rs. and bath ...........,. 80 80
BIZ New Hampshire 6rs. and bath. 30 30
Sl4 ST. n. e. Grs and bath. 20 20
Apply to JOHN A. PRESCOTT & son
WIT kellOgg building. Il 6 L ST. n w
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
NOR sAiF

EOh sAlk-
L NORTHEAST
l2SS - IKE v .hh,
~, and Sss a. $40
18th -. b h. 6r.silsl5.Oli
Sfore and dNg. iotl
ID -. b h.t,r. ..... \ 7n0
GeS qth -. IN. o. w I. .. ,sNl
~ Myrtle -. b h. u =, ~
1iOo sth 4 b h.G- ,. 2.sl
~ and 30 Myrtle II. d
n. Tr.....-.........l. ~
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WANTED-ROOMS.

W-ANTED-TwO OR THREE UNFINISHED
w ruolls' relt not 10 exceed els per month Ad-
dress G. B.. star office. It,
WASTED - TWO PLEASANT UNFURNIsHED
W rooms; rear board. between New York ave-. r.
9th and 18th st-. good location Address, stat
ing all particulars. Box TEA. Sta Office. 1y43ts
WANTED FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED
w rooms all parts Of city cheapest and plan
70 secre d"e! able roome-s terms moderate SHACK
LEFORD'S AGENCY. 427 18th st. NV. je25-9ts
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NoRTHwEsI

INOA ALL NOkIHNIS1
r NoETHEAsT Iseo soh :. h.
i a. :. sna a 81 :; 80 "a ii,II sco
ls,h = -; 4 O. ,o ~ PSI - MI
s s ? st n's 20: Missouri ave ieo,
i2;SyTsi.st y. = y, i.S > 20 and az 49, -,
= md 20 NyTiiS siH -, sol on ls., sSoS
SOUTHEAST ses and .;sp L. - i.
1iIsIs and IlI7 NJ .cs and 81, ( Gi.P s., as"
;vs,ii =. 4. 81 80 rSSS -, co
Alley. 81 Gala s,h.G 81 rsorrr. = -. SNl
s2 ,o.s q SS IS IS t-s i, .. 1 "a Oh .Si
T ans s.a 1 600 eis IL Il sar r,s Al: W."
I 1s IN IN L p lSy I, Z Il; s 9, 30
ics Sth n =, IN. ar. SO sTo % s ~ ooo
t, r. Hse Isl. s GIi ~. r - e ,ss sr on ny
fhe let and 18th uyll Tdos. y WAS1AMsN.
I,nR SALE 2,l6 18TH ST NV, 2-sruRY
4 brick rooms: ~ iuprcverneuts sced condition.
wishes 70 iesvecits. THOMAS ). risHfk a CO..
Rl-H IFa4 st n. "a
IGOR SALE BALDWIN q 90. sIhFsT.
II -. n-o., q rulan and hath. 81. ae. -; ne,
q rooms and hath - 100 y 4. nv, II rooms sni
's jgi-s s;O0o ST. nv. s'o'"' and BATH si2'"'h
ISoH SALE-FoU INV THEEE-sToRY BHICKs:
-. ss ,s 81, sn iri,s,'Ss NH. hsr S ,, , s
, Sg si -. oa S,,. 1 s b, , i, atm,
esr aliey 1ese hons.,s are sliusted 40 a nr~t-las.
rci-hhos hnoi. and tie hnssss built hous.s N
TiRD&I NAILERy.' 0a4 & a ". Fen Rsii-
inr. l-eNtH
lHfR SAILOR VIII. FNCHANaF RON M
proved or unimrroved irnf-riy ~ the city.
beautiful frame cattage m fakunIa Park contain
inE rooms and hath lara-e rrreIittnn hall nfwiv
painted inside nnd ont hani-onsiy rsrerra and d.r
dry inrrete cellar: nlre COL vHrandas shady lagn.
and walks. location ligh and healthy near the 81
rs - tstofs ss.riasS lere hen house, wool SHE'D
New raling f'nce This property must 10 secn 50 10
: For prlcs and terms arply
4. ". wRED CO
my11-sn 5Oa tlth =. n W.
p-uR sALF-, NICR HoME no FxCHANaE FoR
500 sl2JO. viii ray from 10 90 - per rrni t'ai
quick OF lo-e . tsrgain Fight pretty hav-N in low
bricks ami .sith aad "A SIS n cheap. Souie mn
rer acre ohse hours FROM "a o. n IA. for bar
I yarns look FOR Red Me- eirn of
1e,jlm MY BROS. A co. $40 Y -. n. W.
/ t,oH sAIE WEST v AsHiNGToNS-
/ Il ",,.6 P,nlar - NV, 1918 18th Il. ofrco..
sss .anS =: i. $500 ,ssssi and Or. lsi
orioi ~. ~ 800 sis ~ i, ~ M r..
/ ISL sgl Ssi NV mfr. lot LOT bNloo. alley. 900
-7nisn 70 alley =. 90 SSfa Prorf.ect
| 10. "a - NV. ar br, nerl nv. ior b. mt
10y -,kl:1 1000 let s'spa. alley a. so
g. 3, $40. A,lsy $500 T. lot ~ In MO j. 100
! 3.u5 Il 81 nv, lor hr lss1 ;ksth at nv. cor
:s st NV Tor li ' :, li ioi sSd SsS'S ooo
| md store. m -. 4 600 sSlo Y ~ NV llr bf
;seUs 81 NV. Tor br. 70 1. lot .ssIa0 1000
III, SD 81 i,r b 100 q Sl io q s Bs Or 5
| i. hot q. Sorl.4l. 3la7 II nv t-rooFn
alley .....-....-... D. W franie lot l0ytil . GO
CHARLES ". fICkLiNa.
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or u lesr, ll23 14th Dear, 80
3: IS III Ssss J;
eeE ssi sss Oily. fSohxs J. WITH s %. IS
FT "a y. IL "a {kk = ~ "a
II ss IsI3 IS u - e:
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EOR SALE-LOTS AT wOODsIDE ON THE
Metropolitan branch of the B. and o. R. H.. eight
WESTERN and the 9TH st road the eastern boundary Of
this subdivision. WHICH Is on ridge dividing. the
noxins into Rock creek s we'll drained. has excellent
water and is q steadily growing settlement. Fourteen
houses have already been erected The new and At
tsctive station l. about midway q the subdivision
200 feet and sold easy Houses built and
sod on installments For plAts information apply
to B. F. LEIGHTON,
te3U-lm ASP La. ave. a. VI
Tor sALE-AHANDsOME NEW SIX ROOM COT
tage at Ingesde. one mile west of city: corner lot
G01l0o Price 81, ESQ., &l50 cash. balance e25 per
mont r. A. PHILLIPS 4 SON
ie27-lm 1422 New York ave.
L,OR SALE-BEAUTIFUL VILLA SITES FROM
2to miles northwest Of city and 200 to 300 feet
in elevation Lots to l0A Price, $3.50 to s40o per
X. A. PHILLIPS 4 SON.
ie21-1m 1412 New York ave.
Tor sALE-37 ACRES OF LAND NEAR BRIGHT
II wood adjoining Rock Creek Park. Price reason
Roy ity iool Dxus
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EOR RENT
Il l124l0th. Elr. a m 4. 81
l:2S X st. Tor, all m i....Tf
901 N Q ave sc. E2r. sc
$50 10 l. 8. ir. all IN l.
2202 I4th st. l2r. ~
- Grant Place, 81 .......4C
J02 9th st Sc. 7r, all M /. 81
2f2 Attn st sc. 81 h all IN i. 81
TO 9th st, or. ali mi. :. .3i
Ee5Mass. av ne, Sr. 81
2,sS 18th Sc, 6r. all m i. .3G
Dy.SD SWOkMSTED
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je101m 14i0 st. NV
EoR RENT-205 9Th NEE tw: ROOMS: ALL
4 fmps. so. 4}2H s.w.: rooms; water !;
s13. $40 13shs.w:s rooms; water; $4 25I9
2@2 G n. W.. opp Trinity Church je251Ot
NOR RENT-TO WHITE TI|NANTS; NEW
4-room brick dwellings. COS to 010 81 ct. n. e. bet
and SITS. $40 80 per month. Special Inducements
offered for few days.'
TAYLOR L ROGERS,
je22-1ms 9iS ST. NV
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WANTED-HELP.

Ny-ANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
W work one who can cook. wash aud iron Apply
At 4s5 VI st. n-e. IT.
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lakeland Is little eight miles from this city
via b. and o. K. X. the Baltimore pike and in
direct line Of the proposed Maryland and Washing
ton Electric X. r. The houses well built on good
brill with po,she, closets celar out
that contain about 5000 square feet q ground
Churches, schools post office and stores are conve
If you want q coy suburban home you can get II
for from 400 to "a 500 depending the locaiion
number Of rooms &c. The amount of cash required
is the sum of monthly payment No othe- subdivi
sion Possesses the natural advantages Of lakeland.
portions. IL Lake Arte,nesia. magnificent body OF
water. well stocked with fish and supplied with pleas
ure boats of different kinds
For further psrttcn plsts. &c. apply to EDWIN
A. NEWMAN, 14O6 Columbia ct. n. W., between and
10 IN. or after At Lakeland ask for the super
intendent. Mr.. 7. J. GABLE.
Tor sALE-AT wOODsIDE. NEW s-RooM
For particulars address B. r. LEIGHTON
1eJllm 4S2 Louisiana
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IIOR sALE-slo srCrRFs A lot.
Il : have for sale SEVERAL BEAUTIFUL LOTS
IN tie growing seaport city OF NfNPpsI NfWs.
VA. Box l.l nicely graded streets. 1t 800 each.
which be by raging $40 cash ana sl0 I-r
month until paid Money invested In these ots
b+ doubled before you finish paying for satire.
For plafs and information call ON JANEsf. BRONS.
Agent. 6D4 ioth II. n ". Washington. u. q
Telephoue g1sS. 1eS-lm
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
FOR SALE-HoRsEs & VEHICLES

ItOR SALE-A THOROUGHBRED STALLION
Il stylish single double driver. Can be sec n at
j. g. BOWEN'S LIVERY STABLE. 627 N Y. ave.
NV. iy4-:,t.
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FOR RENT NEW BROWN STONES; ROOMS
= and bath; 1895 and 17:6 Y 81. n. ". S2S month.
yl,8 CHARLES EARLY. 603 18th ct. nv.
EOR RENT-0-ROOM BRICK HOUSE. WITH
house. With mod: irnpe. 1875 kinsqan placs. s.
js20-1m JOHN =. GREEN. izi6 8 =. nv.
EoE RENT-ao8 llTH. uRs. AND BATH =. go
stcEs On 4 4. 81. Oh and 7sH look 81 IL y
sS s ~ 1 II :4HulsH. ilas Il. I. an. =
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IIOR RENT-i22S 18TH ST. N W; IL ROOMS
i and bath; newly papered and painted Throughout;
at 1924 18th st. THEOD. FRIFBUS.
DylB.,m Ia3gU a.
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STORES
Ne cor lith&Md av sw s3o g37 Florida NV. S15
1913 14th st nw......-... Is 2lo0 Sth st nw.. ~
STABLES
Rear $40 st nw...... $l2 Rear 1921 9th st NV a1o
Rear 112O 9th st NV. 10 Rear 2 18th st
iy.-}t' A. S.CAYWOOD. a:S3 9th ST. NV
L,OR EENT-STORE AND DWELLING WITH Z
Il rooms a. mi. ;cor. I'd and n, W; rent low to
good tenant A. j. SCHNA RTZ
jy2-3ts COS 18th St a. W.
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WHIMSICAL DUELS.

Eccentric Reasons for ResOrting to the
Code of Honor.
london Tit.Bits says that Col. Montgom-
cry was shot in q duel about a dog, Col.
Ramsey in one about a servant. Mr.
Featherstope in one about a recruit,
Sterne's father in one about q goose, and
another gentleman in one about a
bottle of anohovies. One officer
was challenged for merely asking
his opponent to lass him a
goblet; another was comnelled to fight
about a pinch of snuff. Gen. Barry was
challenged by II Capt. Smith for declinin &
wine at II dinner on a steamboat, although
the general pleaded as an excuse that wine
invariably mad him sick; and Lieut.. Cow
ther lost his life in q duel because he was
refused admittance to u club of pigeon
shooters.
In 1777 a duel occurred in New York be-
tween Lieut.. Feathst s~tonehaugh, of the
Seventy-ffth, and Capt. MCPHERSON, of the
Forty-second British regiment, in regard to
the manner. of eating an ear of corn, one
contendipg that the eating was from the
cob and the other oo~ntending that
the grain should be cut off from
the cob before eating. Lieutenant
Featherstonehaugh lost his light arm, the
ball from his antagonists pistol shatte ing
the limb ~fearfully. 40 much so that it had
to be amputated. Major Noah lost his life
in 1897 at the dueling ground at Hoboken
in a simple dispute about what was trumps
in q game OF cards. IA
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HEIRS OF MILLIONS.

Jay Gould, Jr., Has Great Prospects Ahead
George Gould at % is the youngest Amer
loan who has inherited an estate which gives
employment to 100. 900 men. The three
successive Astors have each been over 40
before they inherited their father'a for
tunes. William II. Vanderbilt was nearly
80, and his sons were AZ and Sc when he
died. The Rothschilds are all q long-1ived
race, and no one of them has ever reached
the family control at 80 youthful an age.
The second Rothschild was 80 when he he
came head of the house. Though Mayor
Rothsehild, the founder of the English
banking house, made his greatest coup NJ
SO, he was succeeded by his son al the age
of 70, the only one of the family who
has had great responsibilities before he
reached 80. Under the system of allied
branches, however. begun by the founder of
the house. the Rothschild policy has al
ways been under the control OF men near
80, and this has been the rule in the two or
three ducal fortunes which turn $50. 900, 900.
Ten years under Jay Gould and She control
of 800, coo, 600 are, however, enough to
sober any man and make him old before
hia time. and Mt one looks on George
Gould as youthful. His instincts are con-
ssrvative. He will probably leave to Jay
Gould. Jr., some time a much larger for
tune than he 10Y inherits from Jay Gould
the frat.
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DISHES FOR LITTLE FOLKS.
Prepared by a Fond Mother for Littl
Son.

Prepared by a Fond Mother for Little
Are there not many fond mothers who
have vainly underworld after repeated Of
forts to make the various kinds of cereals
(particularly oatmeal) palatable for the
little ones. who have given up the idea as
utterly useless, on finding it so distasteful
and repugnant to them? As this has been
my experience with a dainty little one, in
which / have finally como off victor, l will
write for the beneft of discouraged mothers
how the field was one.
took q nicely favored apple, and after
having cored it and added a heaping tea
spoonful of sugar. with a little water, baked
it. When cool, q little of the apple was put
over the oatmeal, enough to make it apps-
tizing. This was eaaerly eaten, and more
times in this way, the plain oatmeal with a
little sugar and milk was tried again, and /
found, to my delight and surprise. that it
was no longer refused, and now our little
Ernest, although he often has the apple
added, will eat it Just as readily without.
Another simple dish which our little two
acknowledgements enjoys is bakers toast
spread with a very little butter and cut into
little squares (for a mouthful each), with
the Juice Of two grapes squeezed on each.
Prepared in this way he takes his little fork
and helps himself.
A third meal, which Is perhaps more
hearty, is pl epared by taking a piece of
juicy beofsteak. heating ii thoroughly (but
not cookinR), then squeezing out the juice.
If the Juice does not come readily hold the
meat over the hot steam from the teakettle
and squeeze again. Add a little salt, and
serve on bread.
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HEARTS BEAT IN HARMONY.

And Souls In WordIess Measures Made
Music to Each Other.
The amethy stine lines of evening were
growing into darker purples, and the pur-
pies into black. "
On the little vineolad porch of the old
house the two sat silent. az they had been
sitting since the sun had thrown its first
long farewell shadows across the fields.
What thoughts were in their minds no
look or motion of theirs betrayed.
They we're as silent as the stars, which
one by one began to peep above. the dark
line of the hills.
Here and there a cricket chirped its yes
per HYMN, and in the old tree beyond the
road a roosting fowl at intervals croaked
c%ontented!y.
II was a time when hearts may beat in
harmony and soula in wordless measures
make music to each other.
At such an hour Peace spreads her gentle
wings and all the turmoils of the world run
to her shielding breast and sink to sleep.
Softly the man put ont his a and
touch His companion on the a m.
The touch was light, but 1t was enough.
What Ia it," came the gentle query In
response.
The man moved his chair a little closer.
"Jim," he said. 'can you give me a chaw
OF terbacker?"
And the other man, in the soft, sweet
hush of the evening time, vent down in his
pocket for the plug.-Detroit Free Press.
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Railway Conundrums


What is the railway mileage of the United
States? 170.601 miles.
What has been the cost? Over ten billion
dollars.
What state heads tho list in point of
mileage2 1llinois-10,079 miles.
What is average cost of constructing a
mile OF railroad? About $780, 200.
Who built the first locomotive in the
United States? Peter Cooper.
What is the cost of q palace sleeping car?
About $15.0 GOO. or SIT. 900 if %vestibuled.
What DAD car les the laraest number of
passengers? The Manhattan Elevated rail
road, Now York-525, coo a day or 49, $685.
600 yearly.
What are the chances Of fatal accident in
railway travel? Statistics show one killed
in every ten million.
What road rum tho famous v~estibuled,
electric lighted and steam heated train be-
tween st. Paul, Minneapolis and Chicago?
The Chicago, Milwaukee IL st. Paul rail-
way. IT leaves ~. Paul at $40 o'clock every
evening. Considered one Of the most COM
plete and handsomest trains In this coun-
try:
How many trains Ter day via this road
from the twin cities" to ChicaRo2 Four
from st. Paul Union de- OF at 1850 a. M.
2:5b L. M. 6:h5 +. m. II $40 p. IN.
Are they all heated by steam? Yes.
Is there any road, except "The Mill
waukee," which fu nishes electric berth
lamps TO read by3 No.
Who should a passenger apply to for in
formation as to lowest rates to all roints in
United States and Canada via 1.-THE Mil
waukeep' 10 any coupon ticket agent in
the northwest or address
j. Il. COMFY.
Asst Gen'l Pass. Agent.
81. Paul, Mimi.
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The sscona Larxe.. Diamond.

The second largest diamond IN the world
10 now undergoing the cutting process at
Antwerp II weight 10 at present 414 carats,
but II will lose no less than PA oarats before
10 IL ready for the market. Even then.
mend in the world, standing between the
eighty carats of the Persian diamond "Gtegt
Mogui" and the 1917 7-l0 Ca ats of the
Russian "Otlod" brilliant. Roughly speak
ing, the Antwerp stone will be about the
aizs Of q pigeons sgg. In its present state
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GENTLEMEN AND FIGHTERS.

HUMANS No Longer Tolerated by the Pa
irons of Boxing.
Tommy Warren, who in his makeup
contains many of the eiements that made
fighting a blotoh on the earth in years gons
by, was yesterday sentenced 10 jail for ak
years for killing a negro saloon porter in
Waco, Texas, says +. Jsy.
Tommy was never deserving OF the kind
ness shown him by the patrons Of pugilism,
for he seldom. IL ever, did anything that
could be construed Rs a favorable reflection
on tho fraternity. lie was always instfouble
of some kind. and when he killed the porter
he was attempting TO shoot a fellow gam
Ter. II 10 a pleasure 10 say that In these
days We have very few Warrens. In the old
times, when gang rule prevailed and
sufisnism won battles, Tom would have
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NATION.

Remember this: The greatest line
OF railway operating between St
Paul or Minneapolis and Milwau.
kee and Chicago is the Chicago,
Milwaukee C ST. Paul. 1t owns and
operates, under n management,
6,1OO miles OF track.
Every day this road starts FOUR
handsome, elegantly equipped pas.
Senger trains from the Twin Cities
that run through to Milwaukee
and Chicago without change OF
cars of any class. TWO trains daily
to st. Louis and Kansas City. The
train service and general equip.
ment of 1.-THE MILWAUKEE, is
not surpassed by any railway il,
America. 1t runs the famous and
only electric -lighted vestibuled linn.
tied train to Chicago daily-con.
sidered the finest regular train in
this country.
It is the Official Government Fast
Mail line. If you are gong to Chi.
caqo, Milwaukee, or any point
east or south, or to ST. Louis or
Kansas City, cut this out:
Leave Ct. Paul B 1885 .. M. arrive at Chicago
1000 same evening.
Leave st Paul A 2:l5 p. M, arrive at Chicago
O'fo AS1t IloTulu&.
Leave st Paul A 6;55 p. M. arrive at Chicago
200 next morning.
Leave 1t Paul A SEQ p. m, arrive at Chicago
$50 next morn ng.
Leass St. Taui A 9:i5 n M, arrive ut St Louis
1850 next morning.
Leave st. Paul c 7:15 D. m, arrive at st. Louis
6:1b next evening.
Leave ST. Paul A G15 q. M, arrive at Kansas
City 7:00 next morning.
Leave st. Paul G 7:15 p. M, arrive at Kansas
City 6:eO next evening.
ADaily. B Except Sunday. G Except Saturday.
Parlor chair cars on day trains.
Dining a service superb.
Trains leave from ST. Paul Union
Depot. No trains. For lowest rates
to all points in United States and
Canada apply to any ticket agent
Or address j. T. CONLEY,
Assistant Gen. Pass, ACT,
ST. Paul. Mimi.
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SUMMONS-IN THE JUSTICES COURT on
~ Helena township.
Stats Of Montana, county OF Lewis and Clarke.
BE.
Before b r. Woodman. Justice Of the pesoe.
g W. Raymond. plaintiff. versus Sydney
Paget, defendant.
The state of Montana to the above named de-
fondant, greeting:
You are hereby summoned to be and appear
before me-. b +. Moodman, q justice of the
peace in and for the county of Lewis and Clarke.
at my office in Helena, within ton days after the
Q completion of this to-wit, after Dec.
20, 1892, then and there to mako answer to the
complaint of q. w. Raymond. the above named
plaintiff, in a civil action to recover the sum of
two hundred AMI, fifty dollars for and your
promissory note given TO the plaintiff for said
amount ON Sept. l. 1901, due ono day after da o.
and In default thereof Judgment will DO rem
dered against You. Sydney Paget the above
named defendant, for tho sum of two hundred
and fifty dollars and costs of suit In his behalf
expended
Given under my hand this Sd day of December.
A.. D. 1892. h. Il, WOODMhN,
Justice of the Peace Of Said Township
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it measures 2.741 inches by 1.767 inchee.
Its polished surface will measu Q .7s3 inch
each way. Some idea of the enormous ex-
pense of the transmutation of these costly
tribes from the natural commercial state
may be gathered from the fact that the great
English crown diamond. the Koh.i-noor.
which has the comparatively modest weight
of 1925 carats. cost no less than $4,000 to
cut and polish. The polishing of a vs-y
large diamond is a slow process, and it will
be a long time before the actual value of
the Antwerp stone can be determined, as its
luster apd water cannot be decided until
it has left the nolisher's hands,
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disease when a written guarantee 10 positively
given with Q boxes, to refund the money II not
cured. Send stanip for free sample, Guarantee
Issued by y. NJ, rarehen 4 Co.. druggists. sole
agents, Helena, Mont.
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Rucklen,s Arnica Saliva

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter. Chapped Hands. Chilblains.
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles or no none required. It
I 9 guaranteed to give perfect satisfa ction,
or money refunded. Price Is cents per box.
For sale by II. M. Parchen d. Co.
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been a favorite. Nowadays, however, the
knights of the knuckles and those who adj
mil the game have no use for such men as
he is. It has been demonstrated within the
past few years that it is possible to be a
pugilist and be Renteel. and We have to-day
as champions men who know how to behave
as gentlemen at all stages of the game.
Corbett. jackson, Dempsey, Fitzsimlnons,
Hall, Jack McAuliffe and others / could
name as being men in every sense OF the
word. The ring and rutfianism are no
longer synonymous.
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$500 Reward!

We will pay the above reward for any case OF
Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia, Sick headache. In
Digestion, Constipation or Costiveness We can
the difeetions are strictly complied with. They
are purely vegetable, and never fail to give fatis-
faction, Sugar Coated Large boxes, 70 cents
genuine sold by Ii, NJ, Psrchen 4 Co., Helena.