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Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-01
L. Marriage A Failurep

Have you been trying to get the best
out of existence without health in
your family? Haveyou been wearing
out your life from the effects of Dys-
pepsia, Liver Complaint and Indiges-
tion 2. Are you sleepless at night Do
you awake in the morning feeling
languid, with coated tongue and sal
low, haggard looks? Don't do it. a
shout in the camp tells how Aunt
Fanny's Health Restorer has cured
others; it will cure you. Trial package
free. Large size SOC, at Tudhope Drug
Co.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-01
Country Hams.

We have an extra nice lot, one and
two years old.
Sld2t. ADAMS q NEBLETT.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-01

WANTED. Gentlemen boarders at
corner Third and Union streets, No.
1913. MRS. CHAs. Young.
aug29, d3t.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-01

Closing out at cost for cash.
ale, ddswlm OUTLAW & BLAIR.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-01
Thursday, Sept. Is. 1892,

the following Town Lots In GAINESVILLE,
Tenn, owned by. Mrs. M. T Cobb at the time
of her death: One lot fronting 1861 feet on
Madison street. running back 260 feet, being
the lot on which the brick residence is To-
Gated and where Mrs. Cobb lived at the time
OF her death. One vacant lot fronting rs feet
on Commerce street, running back 100 feet to
an alley, said lot being situated between the
property of G.. N. Byers, and John #. House.
Also another vacant lot east of and adjoin-
ing the property OF JnO. +: House, fronting
4S1a feet on Commerce street and runs back
lbs feet.
These are the most valuable residence lots
now attain able in the city
FTERMS-One-third cash, the balance in
one and two years with interest from date
and lien retained on the property (but no
personal security required) for the deferred
payments. Sale to commence at IL O'Clock
M. G. PITMAN,
Special Commissioner.
At the same time and place will also sell
at auction to the highest bidder for cash
only, the remaining household and kitchen
furniture of the late Mrs. M. 4. Cobb. consist
ing partly of the following articles: Ward
robes, piano, extension dining table, side
table, kitchen table, carpet, bedsteads, feath-
er bed, mattress, chairs, hat-rack, cook-stoye
and other articles.
nj. @. PITMAN,
Admr FRS. M. T. Goodwill annexed.
Aug. Ii, 92. d&wtd
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-01

Gilt-Edge Butter
Just received at Adams q Nebletts'
S1det
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-01

Groceries at cost for cash.
a.6, d&sw1m OUTLAW & BLAIR.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-01
GHANCERY SALE
on
VALUABLE TOWN LOTS.

Pursuant to a decree of the Chancery
court at GAINESVILLE. Tenn, at its April term
1892, in the case of M. G. Pitman, administra
tor with the will annexed, ct ais VS.. Robt
III. Jessup, ct ais, will sell atpublic auction
on the premises ON
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-01

is CENTS PER WEEK.

Louisville q Nashville II. a. Time Table.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-24
IN A HORN.
A Musician Makes an Improveme nt on
the Phonograph.

A Musician Makes an Improveme nt on
. the Photograph.
New YORK. Aug. 22-C. J.. Wilson,
author of many popular songs. has i'm
proved the Edison ]phonosraph so that it
will be able to transmit and record soprano
tones on cylinders. MI. Wilson's invention
consists of transmitting the sound of a
human voice, in fact, all sounds above no.
prano. through a conioal-shaped horn. The
wave tones then travel to the monograph
cal diaphragm and are recorded according
to the Edison svstem.
I'm the horn" said MIR. Wilson tonight,
'the whole stosy Of my success in perfect
ing the phonograph il found. 1t acts as n
receiver for all high sounds and cleunses
them of all foreign element, so that when
they strike against the phonoprahioal dia-
phragm none but natural tones are To-
corded. BY aid of the horn notes above
soprano may to transmitted to the phono-
graph and then carried to the ear. so that
the ear is able to distinguish what KEY the
note is without hesitation.
$50 far ! have wonderful success in re-
cording perfectly on a ~phonograph whole
passages from works of numerous we'll
known writer's of classical music. I have
already received a large number of orders
from the Edison Photographed company
for phonoRraphical cylinders on which u
number of soprano songs and compositions
are recorded"
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IN HONOR OF CARDINAL.
Preparations for the Celebration Of 9
Golden Jubilee.

Preparations for the Celebration Of a
...- Golden Jubilee.
QuEBKo, Aug. 22.-All Canada. and more
particularly all of old French Canada,
prepared to celebrate on = scale Of unusual
religious splendor the golden sacrsdotal
Jubilee of the venerable Cardinal Tas-
ehsreau, archbishop of Quebec, Tuesday.
The French Canadians feel justly proud of
the first prelate in British North America
honored with the Roman purple, and as his
jubilee 10 the first occasion when an Ameri-
can cardinal has celebrated a similar ami
versary. the biEhops and a.chbishops of the
United States and Canada made it a
special event. which was attended
by more than the ordinary ceremon-
les in tho Catholic church. All
Canadian church dignitaries were
present in Basilica of Notre Dame in Que
bee on Tuesday. the Esd inst, at nine
O'Clock, when pontiicial mass was cele-
bsated In the most imposing manner, and
in the presence of probably one of the most
distinguished gatherings of the kind that
has been witnessed in America. All Cam
adam bishops were present, and from the
United States there was a large repre-
sentatioD, including Cardinal Gibbons,
from Baltimore, Archbishop Corriqan and
RI. Rev. Bernard O'Reilly. d. D.. protono-
tsry apostolic. from New York. and promi-
nent bishops of the country generally.
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Fury of a Lover Scorned.

CLEVELAND, Aug. pa terrible tragedy
occurred at the home of ex-Mayor Stephen
Buhrer at $3.50 O'Clock this morning.
George Talcott ia dead and Ed Hutchinson
lies in the hospital in a precarious condi-
tion. hutchinson, who lives on Birch
street, arrived at the Buhrer home with the
intention of calling upon Eliza Jackson, a
domestic employed there. Trouble was
feared and MIS-. Buhrer locked the oirl in a
bathroom. Hutchinson began to raise a
disturbance and George Talcost. the family
goodman. was called to put him out of the
house. When the coaehman appeared
Hutchinson drew q revolver and shot Tai
colt in the neck and mouth, killing him al
most instantly. A physician was called
and hs was put out of the house BY the in
furiated man. Hutchinson then threatened
to shoot Mrs. Buhrer. He finally turned
the revolver on himself and fired several
times. He was taken to the st. Vincent's
hospital. where he 10 still alive,
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THE o MASONS.

Successful Meeting of = Western JnriA
dictlon In st. Louis.
sr. Lou1s, Aug. pa grand parade Fri
day OF the grand lodge, grand chapter
Royal Arch Masons, and grand comman-
derry, Knights Templar, colored, Of ths
jurisdiction embracing Missouri, Nebraska.
North Dakota. lows. Minnesota and New
Mexico, Was tho last formal and brilliant
various organizations named above. Fully
2O OF the uniformed ranks participated in
tbs parade over the principal ~strests, under
the ~marshaiship Of j. w. Simms, G. w.
Prentice and j. Milton Turner, A grand
picnic Was given Ut Lindell park. and the
afternoon passed swiftly away to the 1000
colored people in attendance in witnessing
local Communicates Knights Templar. Tus-
can. Far West and Western Star. r
Bstween four and Ave o'clock in the At
ternoon public installation ceremonies wero
observed for the grand chapter, Royal Arch
Aasons, and the following officers were in
Quoted in prescribed form: Milton F.
/. b. Carrier, Of Kansas City, Mo-, deputy
grand high priest; George Lewis, of Hanni-
bal. No., grand scribe; William Roberts,
Of Hannibal, No.. grand captain of the
host; Samuel G. Wooding. Of Hannibal.
grand secretary; j. H. Jenkins, of 1nde-
p~sndenoe, Mo-, grand treasurer. This cefa-
nony constituted the third installation of
the order.
The installation of the newly elected and
appointed officers Of the grand commandery
of tho Knights Tempiar followed, which
proved q most impressive scene. A feature
of the day was the presentation of an ele-
CANT silver service to Grand High Priest
Milton Fields, ST.. of st. Louis, from the
subordinate chapters. the presentation
speech being made by j. Milton Turner, to
which Mr.. Fields gave a felicitous response.
A lawn sociable at the park last night
rounded ont a day of unalloyed pleasure.
The various organizations will hold their
next annual session in Kansas City, Mo.
J he majority of the members departed for
their homes last night, delighted with the
genuine southern hospitality accorded them
in 81. Louis, the city of Conventions"
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snter-l2ull, steady.
closed $3.50

Money on call easy; closed offered At 2;
prime mercantile paper .4&D5h: sterling sx-
change, quiet and steady; sixty-day bills. ~. e6A;
demand. $4.88ia.
CHICAGO rATrLH.
CHICAGO. Aug. %. -CAttle-Receipts, 5000;
slow. steady: extra steers. q. OO95.l 20; others.
4. Is: stockers, $2.15@S.15.
hoss-heceipts $4,000: opened strong to 100
lower; rongh common. ". S0@h.. 40; mixed, 1h5.@
$50; prime heavy and butchers weights, IS. 750
so; assorted light $5.75G5. 80; other light. IS. 10
sheepE;Reoeipts, 5000; active; sheep STEADY:
ga. 30; mixed. Il.40R4.75; wethers, IS. 25@aOO;
fed Texans. $4.5O@4. is; westerns, S4.5 so.
L. -.. CHlt'AGn pKDDUGT
CHICAGO. Aug. %. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
cash. 75ssc; September. 76c.
Corn-kasier; cash. b2a G; September, 52kc.
~0ats-Easy; cash, SIC; September. 34M @34sc.
BARLEY CSC.
Pork-Flrm; cash, s11.42h; September, S11. 80.
Iard-Firm; cash ana September. ". 70; Janu-
AIRY, $7.72h. "
Short ribs-Eaey; Gosh. $685.; September,
$7.6211a: January. S.. 47A.
Shoulders-$6. M@L7.OO.
Short clear-$8.104S. Is
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DOCTORss FRns AND FREE Al.
vEaTIoING.

According 70 nswnpaper reports, : ccle-
hrated American surgeon received eb,O00
for removing q little wcn from : wealthy
aady's scalp The papers fail to state tie
exact amount 81 free advertising tho doctor
managed To obtain,-Nati0nal advertiser.
Let's reason together.
Here's ! firm. one of ~ largest the i
ny over The kprld over; II has grown, step
~ atep, through many yeArs to gTsatnsaA
This firm pays the newspapers good money
texpensive work, this advertising II "a Aall
the people that they have faith Ia what they
sell, 20 much faith that II they cant bsno6s
or cure they don't want your money.
DR.. Fierce's Golden Medical Discovery
Is sold on this liberal plan. II II, doesn't
benefit or cure, ~ costs nothing. II cures
Skin, Scalp and 6erofulous affections, a.
Eczema, letter, Salt -rheum; Fever -soree.
White swellings, Hip-joint disease and hin.
dred ailments
It's the chenpsst blood : purifier sold.
through druggists, no matter how many
hundred doses are offered for its price
I.ssal..a@ q !, bot.le,, since you Pay only fof ~
Can you AK moEsf
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WEATHER CROP BULLETIN.
Hay Crop Above tho Average. while the
OMt Harvest VIII Ia short.

Hay Crop Above tho Average. while the
DAT Harvest VIII III short.
Diractor n. j.. Glass. In tho weather crop
bulletin Tor tho w0ek ending Aug. 20,
rays: The first three daya OF the week
was very warm, followed by four days of
cool. cloudy weather. In the northern part
Of the state. and extending eastward 10
Dawson county heavy showers Of rain fall
county on the Goth. These arc tho only
a~ections OF the state that Was visited by
rain during thu week. The absence OF rain
has been beneficial 10 the hay harvestsfs.
An over Average hay crop IL being harvested
In Jefferson oounty. in the vicinity OF Finn.
and also in the Frickly Pear valley, Lewia
and Clarke county; the quality 10 also
excellent
Tho wheat and oats crop are riponing
very fast, and In DAWaon bounty oats are
being harvested. The oats crop with fsw
exceptions will be abort. and will yield
below the average. Whekt 10 in good con-
dition. especially that which has been irri-
gated.
II the northern part Of the state rain 10
no longer needed al the hay crop has been
harvested and the range Rraas 10 cured and
rains will have q tendency to injure the
grass already cured.
Reports from correspondents are % fol-
lows:
Choteau.-The fore part Of tho present
week the temperature ran high and irri-
gated crops made tine progress. Hay har-
vest vas also showed along at = great rate,
tho past three days have been cold and
On Wednesday q heavy thunder
oue-half inch Of rain fell. No frost this
week.
Havre-Thers has been q deficiency OF
temperature during the week, with an I'M
usual range of tifty-ssven degrees, having
= maximum OF ninsty-eiQht degreeN on the
18th and a minimum of Al degrees on the
18th. The rainfall was above the normal
such M onions, etc. The grass
been cured standing by the hot and dry
weather OF the past two weeks. Cattle are
being loaded and shipped east. and others
brought in. Plenty Of good feed for stock
No more crops in this vicinity
hat can be injured this year.. Rain 10 no
|onger required, since potatoes are already
made and z ass dead or cured standing; in
Eaot. the season here ia over, owing to SO
much loss by frost in July.
Finn-1t has boon exceedingly hot and
Try. Grain ID ripening very fast. Oats are
soinR to be short and light; wheat abous
'yerage. Fine weather for haying; over
.verage crop.
Elk Park-Haying Is nearly all done.
srost has killed all the grass now standing,
md fires will be running il it keeps dry,
siles and mosquitoes are all gone.
~bozeman--Some crops have suffered by
,einR. dried out in spots by long and con-
inued dry weather.
Glendive-The temperature for the past
Veek has been very much above the nor
nal. Corn and late potatoes, not irrigated,
I'LL be a Light crop. Oats harvested; hay
ng we'll along. Local showers in central
nd northern pait Of the county on the 18th.
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no REV. W. A. PAsSAVANT, JR.-YOU
are hereby notified that the undersigned,
commissioners appointed bv the city council Is
opening OF Lawrence street according to ordi-
n1ance No. 40 Of the city Of Helena, approved
June u. 1872, will meet at the city hall, in this
at three o'clock ,: m. of said day, ct which time
snd place you will be given an opportunity to
be heard, If you 80 desire, relative to the assess
msnt TO be made by said commissioner upon
lots l. 2, 8: !. 5 and s in block No. ia ia tho
Allen addition to the city of Helena, for the
opening of said Lawrence street. $50
II. p. FULLER,
Chairman y
O.. B. TOTTEN, H.
MOSES MORRIS, +
CommissionerAt
City hall. Helena. Aug. :. 1892
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TelegrAphers Organizing.

New York, Aug. 23.-The Tribune saws
the commercial t~eleRraphers of tho United
States are engaged in forming a national
brotherhood. A committee call has lust
been issued for a meeting Of representa-
tives in Kansas City, Sept. 2, to form such
organization. For some time correspond
ence has been going on in relation to the
subject, and interest has been manifested
in all parts OF the country. Local unions
have been formed in twenty-ssven cities
already, and after the convention six com
missioned organizers will be in the field.
The national association will unite ali
operators and make q powerful organiza-
ton.
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Dancing the Messiah Dance.

GUTHRIE, O. T., Aug. 23.-Deputy Mar
thai Lilly came in this morning from Otoe,
bringing nearly a score OF Indians. Lilly
states that the entire Otoe tribe is dancing
the messiah dance, and was recently Joined
by the Iowas. Poncas. Osaces and other
small n~eighboring tribes; that the dance il
in earnest. aud considerable anxiety il
manifested by the whites in the %neighbor-
hood.
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To Preve mt = Hanging

NASHVILLE, Aug. pa special from
johnson City says: '1he day for the exc
cution of Dalton Hall, the noted Virginia
murderer, who il reported to have killed
ninety-nine men, is next Friday between
the hours Of 10 and two O'Clock, at Wise
court house. Virginia. The sheriff has
commenced the erection of a scanold, and
q oeath watch has been put over Hall. His
friends are now collecting on the NOM
tains with Wholesalers and swear he shal.
not be hanged. n that they will release
him If all are killed in 80 doing"
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Bucklen's ArnfcA Snlve.

The best salve in the world for cuts.
bruises. sorsa. ulcers. salt rheum. fever
sores, tetter. chappsd hands, chilblains,
corns and all Skin eruptions. and positively
cures piles or no pay required. 1t is guar
anteed to give POI, feet satisfaction. or money
refunded. Price 70 cents per box. For
sale by Il. s. Hale d. Co.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-24
Labor Riot in Russia.

sr. PETERSBURG, Aug. ga serious labor
riot occurred yesterday at Ekaterinslav.
Workmen employed in Hughes steel rail
factory set fire to q number of workmen's
dwellings. plundered the factory and begun
to demolish the furnaces when a military
detachment arrived on the scene. A sharp
encounter took place and several persons
were killed and a large number wounded
before the riot was suppressed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-24
Quick Eastward Vovnua

NEW YcRK. Aug. 23.-The steamship CITY
Of New York was reported passing Brow.
head 1t ono o'clock to-day, and subse.
quently arrived at Queenstown, making the
official time five days. nineteen hours and
fifty-ssven minutes. This makes q new
record, ns it is the best time yet made to
the eastward. The best previous time was
hve days. twsnty-one hours and three
minutes, made by the Tsutonic, in o.
tober 1891,
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The Dedication Valid.

CHICAGO, Aug. 2~3.-Judge Anthony to-day
held that the title to a strip of land along
the lake shore north of the city, dedicated
to the city by Elisha Hundley. Of Virginia,
rests with the city. +. 3. Mason and
others commended that the dedication was
not valid. and they held title under a deed
from Hundley's executors. The land is
valued at about a m llion dollars.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-24

CHICAGO, Aug. ga number of colored
men of Chicago have organized the North
western Immigrant assooietion of Chicago,
Tor the purpose of aiding and ASST stino
colored people to leave southern states
and lind them homes in northern states.
Arrangements have been made by which a
large number of colored people will leave
the south this fall and come north.
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Independent Agent

THE HELENA INDEPENDENT /
on sale by the following news
dealers in this city and state, an.
in Idaho, Utah, Colorado, Wash
ington, California and Minnesota
who will furnish single copies 81
receive subscriptions for the daily
or weekly:
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ous aof this leaders Of the sttiks. was arrested
to-day for interfering with Lehigh VALLEY
passenger trains. Upon being searched =
3S6-6Alibte revolver was found In his pocket.
He furnished bail and wss released.
Conduotor1 Have No Grievances.

Conductors Have No GrisvAnos.
CAIoAao, AuR. &c. il. Clark. OF Cedar
Rapids, lows, grand master Of the order Of
railway conductors, arrived In this city thia
morning. II nm on the way to Buffalo,"
said he. s.in response 10 the invitation Of
0rApd Master Swssny. OF the switshmsn'a
union He said that 10 far ID he knew his
order had no grievances TO right. He
thought the demands OF The awitchmon
wsfs inst, but strongly condemned recent
lawlessness. Clark was joined here BY
Grand Master Wilkinson, Of the order or
railway trAinmsn, Of Galesburg, and both
left for Buffalo at three o'clock.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-24
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

Ex-Gov. Myron H. CLARK, of Canandai-
gua, N. Y. is dead.
Louis Lowe. ex-governor of Maryland,
died at his home in Brooklyn.
Gen. A. +. Stevenson has left New York
on his return to his home in Bloomington,
Ill.
Capt. Eugene Bunch, train robber, was
killed at Franklinton, La, while resisting
arrest.
Nine cars of California fruit were wrecked
near Msdill. Mo-, and farmers GATED 1t
away by wagon loads.
The New England terminal property has
been bought by tho New York, New Haven
d Hartford forS3. go. 600.
A c%loudburat at Roanoke. Va, DESTROYED
100000 worth Of p. opertv in half an hour
and drowned three persons.
Bricklayers and hodcarriers of Anderson.
Ind. ara on a strike, owing to a dispute
between themselves as to whether work
should begin at $50 or seven n. m.
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webb Thinks the Men Defeated,

New YoRK. Aug. d. Vice President
Webb. Of the New York Central, returned
this morning from Buffalo. Speaking Of
the strike situation ho said: 1.-The strike,
ID my opinion, is broken. II cannot extend
eastward. There IL q slight chance Of
Grand Master 6wseny ordering . strike in
the west, but avon that 10 a slim chance.
The mon acted rashly and hastily, and hsvs
lost the fight. The sooner they recognize
that the better,n
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q. a. X. Line of March to tho National
Encnm pment ut Washington.
The directness OF the route, facilities for
rapid and comfortable advance, makes tho
Pennsylvania lines the desirable avenues OF
travel to Washington. The train service is
characteristic of the Standard Railway of
Am6rics; Pullman Vestibule Dining and
Sleeping Cars and Modern Day Coaches.
marking the highest conception of railway
equipment. Connecting lines from the
West ano northwest enable passengers to
at Chicago. Sid trip to historic Gettys-
burg IT desired. For details address
j. M. GREAyEs,
Travelling Pass. Agt.. st. Paul, MINI.
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HELENA WHOLESALE MARKErs.

HELENA, Aug. %, 1872
Granulated sugar. U 100 ......$ IS
iillsbury's Best -four, " l00...... SIS
Montana flour. u 1oo...... 49,. Is Ga 70
Corn meal. white. " 100 ........... VS.
Corn meal, yellow, " 10O........ 100
Bacon, dry salt. u tb............ O8H
bacon. smokeu, " h....:.:-..". O8h
Bacon, CHOICE breakfast, u Dee. 12K
Hams, q. 10Y
Lard, prime leaf. " b ......... 10
AIMED tomatoes. u case......... "a
Dried peaches, peeled. .......... IA q Is
Dried peaches. unpeeled. ......... NM@. 90
Buckwheat. 25
Honey. white clover. combs. " b. 10
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Wilbur Tebbils ........ Merchants Hotel, 81. Paul
Wsllard u. Deunls....... Hotel Ryau, 81 pall
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Big drive i'll mems underwear. shirts. hose and
furnishing goods OF all kinds ut The lee Hive.
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WASHINGTON

CALIFORNIA.
Il. z. Wilbur ....... Palace Hotel. San Francisco
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UTAH.

COLORADO.
smith d son....r......a9 Sixteenth st., Denver
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SITUATIONS wANTEb-FEMALE.
Advertisements under this head thrss times
TREK. @F % aE
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BUSINESS CHANCE-A HOTEL DOING An
~ excellent business. central location. frat
class furniturs. nearly now; dining and kitchen
equipments for 100 guests; only ~, OOO cash. hni.
ancs on time. Owner has larger intsrestr and
must dispoee Of this. Address Herbert b. Reed,
bailey block. '