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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-22
A RAISER,
A st. Louis Invention That Promises to
Racnna F1Nnn1ar

A St. Louis Invention That Promises to
Rsceme Popular.
The attention of railroad official has been
called here to q combined automatic sash
lifts and lock, which certainly seems to nos
sess all the advantages claimed by the in
ventor. Every passenger knows that the
ordinary locks and fasteners OH car win
dows figure among tho aggravations and
annoyances of a journey by rail. It is al
ways difficult to raise q window, and when
it is raised it seldom remains in that posi-
tion, nor can it be adjusted to the desired
space for ventilation. These defective ap-
planes worry the trainmen themselves and
set an ex-railroad employe to thinking. A
short time since a patent was applied for
and grantad to Mr.. Charles Knapp, of
st. Louis, who was for many
years in the Pullman service, and
he has prepared a model showing the work
ing of an improved sssh-lift and look,
which enables the window to be raised by
the use of one hand, and the sash will re-
main In any position desired, and when the
window is down it locks it firmly. The
mechanism is simple, comprising but a few
parts. consisting of ratchet teeth formed
in a plate and imbsdded in one side of the
window frame, u reaiprocating rod located
IN the lower horizontal cross piece Of the
window sash, and operated by a thumb
latch and a spring employed to bring the
latch INTO its normal position. This little
invention should solve the window-raisino
problem.
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TRACKS.
The Street Crossing Question Discussed
as 1t Applies to Chicago.

The Street Crossing Question Discussed
as 1t Applies to Chicago.
The theory of elevated tracks in cities ia
undoubtedly the correct one and if the
growth Of Chicago had been foreseen and
no railways been allowed to enter the heart
of the city at grade it would have proved a
fortune, says the Railway Age. But now.
when thirty different lines have been
granted entrance and all surrounding in
terests have been adjusted to the existence
of the almost innumerable tracks on the
surface it ID a Tremendous undertaking to
even begin the work OF elevating tracks.
The railways should be compelled to pro-
tect their street crossings by the most
effective arrangements of gates and sig
should be prevented from entering
upon the right OF way of the rail
ways as now is done constantly with i'm
punity. so far as the autL. critics are con-
cerned, but with serious RESULTS to many Of
the trespsssers. Scarcely a freight train
moves within the city limits that does not
swarm with loafers and tramps who defy
the efforts of the tralnmen to dislodge them
and who furnish many of the victims whose
~sarface tracks. The railways are very
deeply interested in having their trains
move rapidly and safely in the city, and
managers have for some time been consid-
ering the advisability of establishing their
termini far enough away from the center to
remove the danger now existing. The pub
lie would suffer great Inconvenience from
such q plan compared with the present ar
whereby all the ines have pas
stations and freight houses within
= fsw blocks of the city hall, but this may
be the eventful result.
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Another Fast Runner,

The Pennsylvania company again heads
tho list with the fastest and most powerful
locomotive ever built in this country. The
new engine has six massive driving-wheele,
each six feet in diameter. 1t is constructed
with four compound cylinders, and Il is
bullt so as to run us high as ninety miles
per hour with perfect safety. The engine
Vas built by the Baldwin Locomotive works.
and made the fist trip between Plttsburo
and Chicago a fow days ago, when if
showed n speed of sixty to seventy miles
per nour Wlthont any, great effort. A large
number of the Baldwin people ware ubo,rd
tho locomotive and the coach attached
and were we'll pleased with tho workings Of
the new engine. The weight of the new
IRON monster is 10000 pounds, light
weight. 'NNs
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-22
AsHBunN K. BARBouH,
Plaintiffs Attorney.

SUMMONS-IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
~ the First judicial district of the state of Mon
tana: III and for the county OF Lewis and Clarke.
Lilly Pitcher. plaintiff, We. Thomas A. Pitcher,
The state Of Montana sends greeting to tha
above named defendant:
You are hereby required to appear in an action
Drought against you by the nbove-named plain
TIL IN the district court of the First judicial
district Of the state of Montana, in and for the
county OF Lewis and Clarke, and to answer the
complaint filed therein, within ten days (oxcln-
you OF this ummons il served within this county,
9}r!, u served out of this county, but within this
district. within twenty days; otherwise within
forty days, or Judgment by default will be takon
AGAINST you, according to the prayer Of said COM
plant.
The said action is brought to obtain n decree
OF this court dissGlving this bonds of m%atrimony
now existing between said plaintiff and defend
ant, npcn the grounds set forth in the complaint
on lille in this action. and for general relief.
Plaintiff alleges in her said complaint. AZ
grounds for such divorce, that on this it'll day OF
withont causa deserted and abandoned tho plain
till and a~prented himself from plaintiff against
her will and without her consent and departed
from The stat, of Montana without intention of
returning t!lereto.
And you arc hereby notified that If you fail to
REQUIRED, the said p~lAiutitf will apply to the cour.
for the relief demanded In her said complaint.
Given unaor my hand and tho seal of the district
court of tho First judicial district of tho state Ut
Montana. in and for the county of Lewis and
Clarke, this 9TH day of January, in tho year of
two. .E
lsEAL.I. JOHN BEAN. Clerk.
BY II, D.. CASSIDY. Deputy Clerk.
Sterling u Muilly, attorneys for plaintiff.
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MADISON WANTS A ROAD.
Henry Filing Working for a Line.
From Virginia City to Dillon
or Whitehall.
4 junction With tho Northern
Pacific or the Utah g. North
ern Proposed.
Grade Crossings Aeltattng the Railroads
That Enter ChicAEo--Ricycle Passen-
gor Railway In New Jersey.

Henry Filing, the Virgins City banker,
wants a railroad in Madlson county, says
the Dillon Tribune. He ID working hard
for it. 1t is proposed to make, ut least in
the roads infancy, the terminus at Laurin,
and tho projectors have two routes in view.
One is t., Join the Northern Pacific at
Whitehall and the other to make junction
with tho Utah and Northern at Dillon. The
Dillon routs has the advantage in the fact
that in corning here the road would pass
two counties. The advantages of the two
poirts-DiNon and Whitehall-ss to grade
aud distanes. are about even. In case the
road should come this way it would &c
down tho Ruby northweHt from Laurin,
touch Point of Rocks, and then come mp
tho B~ssverhsad, leaving Twin Bridges u
few miles to tbs north.
The ma opls of Madison county will grade
the road ned to a point on the Ruby thirty
miles fro.u Dillon. Beavsrhead county
10 asked to grade tho road from there to
Dillon. Mr.. Filing guarantees to raise
sufficient ca .pital to put in the track. The
rolling stock would be leased until such
time as the COMPANY would be able to pur-
chase. The road would be largely owned
and controlled by local capital.
Capt. Moore. in speaking of the schsme,
said: Madison county will have . rail-
road, soonsr or later. 1t will sithcr go to
Whitehall or conas to Dillon. IF il gees to
Whitehall, Dillon will lose more or less
trade. If it comes to Dillon our city will
cain-of course NOS largely, but between
the trade We would rstsin and the increase
object is made. Then the o wsuld
naturally have its headquarters here, this
being the most important point Oh its line,
and the employees would probably make
thsir headquarters here also. The Union
Pacific has guaranteed concessions as to
bringing freights, and will also offer a
bonus for freixhts coming from Madison
county over the proposed road. 1t might
have a tendency to bring the shops here
Capt. Moore viii probably eall a mass
to discuss this matt or some time
in the near future. .-
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A BICYCLE LINE.
The Oddest Passenger Railway in the
HIo1,AlHxA Nn.x I..n~.

The Oddest Passenger Railway in the
Country in New Jersey.
Probably the oldest passenger railway in
she country is now being constructed in
New Jersey, between Mount Holly and
smithville, and is known as the Bicycle
Railway company. 1t will be about two
miles in length, and its construction, in
Guiding the right Of way, which has already
been secured, will cost about $40, 900. 1t
will probably be the cheapest road to main
tain as far as operating expenses are oon-
csrnsd, a. it will require no engineer, no
fireman, brakeman or conductor. Each
passenger will furnish his W motive
power. and can whizz along at the rate of
mile IN three minutes, or 20 as much
slower as hs wishes. There will be two
tracks. one for the north and the other for
the south-bound bicycles, 80 that
all danger of a collision is avoided.
Inc run from one town to the othsr
can be sasily made in six minutes. The
depots will be provided with number of
sidstracks, OR which the bicycles will stand
wien not ia use. The road will start with
about kevonty-tiye or 100 machines, which
resemble inverted bicycles on top of Il
fence. The inventor is Arthur H.. Hoteh-
KISS. OF New Haven, Conn. who is conf
dens that the scheme will be Il SUCCESS.
ING track Is built by bedding cross ties
a1bx3i4 feet long in tha ground once in six
1eat' ana srscting upon them n post and
ran structure about three and half high of
dressed yellow pine lumber. The post ia
secured to the cross ties by menns of bolts
and angle irons. Narrow wooden s%triuper
pieces connect tho posts, and The ton
strlnger piece has e. I-shspsd rail screwed
on 1t, on which the bicycle runs, This
railroad telulrsa for it's use 4 special form
or bicycle, although the ordinary saddle
handle, bar and plopslling mechanism are
employed.
In the upper part of the frame are two
groovsu wheels winch run one in advance of
tne other on a single track rail. The posi-
ton OF the saddle is between the wheels. 40
that tbs rider is carried above the trpoE
way and astrlde the tr~nCk-supportinp strDc.
ture. The handle-bar is located in front of
the rider in the usual manner, and vhils
not required for balancing or steeripe
serves to steady the rider and to assist when
ytopelling rapidly. The frame is puda
double. 1t extends downward below the
track tAil ON opposite sides of the track
structu:e about two and ons-half feet, and
has at the lower aAds small guide wheels
running horizontally on opposite sides Of
the lower stringer piece of tho trackwuy to
keep the machine in an upright position.
There was about 100 psisons employed at
Smithville who livs in Mount Holly, and
neatly Gil OF them will travel on the new
ni!why. The commutntioa rate of fare
Will be five cents, and it in estimutcd thai
1t VIII pay a dividend the frat year, as this
operating expenses will be comparatively
nominal, and it will be the cheapest road
10 maintain in the world. Col. C. S. Sims,
n brother of Secretary Sims, of the Penn,
sJ4'ania railroad, is one of the directors OF
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-22

SUMMONs-IN THE DISTRICT COURT
~ OF the First judicial district Of the state Of
Montana. in and for the county Of Lewis and
Henry !. O., Kleinschmidt, plaintiff, VS.. An
drew N, Patton, Northwestern Land and Invest
ment company and G. W. u. Griffith, trustees,
The state of Montana sends greetings to the
ABOVE named defendant;
You are hereby required to appear in an action
i Sat tSss dis Szi1as eo see q y t ths f FiTss j nsmaa lPaIti striot
e. 1.-The the state Ct Montana, in and for tho county. Of
fled therein, within ten days exclusive OF the day
mons, it served within this county. or, ii served
twenty days, otherwise within. forty days, or
1udgment BY default will bs taken against you
'' ihs .aia .ot fas P IS I raus 9t s ss db S.%pl. dsa,e. o,
this court for the foreclosure of q certain mort
gags, described in the comp amt, and executed
june, 1880, to secure the. payment Of two certain
promissory notes msdo by him to the plaintiff
on the same day, which said notes were for the
Of the United States, described in the complaint
first Of said pron,issory notes. when due, and
notes. has become due. and alleging that there is
que upon sad promissory notes the sum of
eleven thonsana nino nunlred hand ssyenty-tiys
ana 1a-lDO lbll,1i!.@ did hrs, and which sum ia
Que. and the SUM q, at5 ~ for taxes, with in
t tec sd. at the RITE 0 un : cent per annum from
~ y y Qay VI dhHuA /, IeJa. Also LOF the sum
Of $500, counsel fees tt, Ee fixed and allowed BY
the court and for costs Of suit herein expended;
that the premises conveyed by said MORTGAGE
the psy nent Of taid notes, moneys expended by
suit. For further particulars reference to the
complaint on tis is hereby made, and in case
tuoh proGeeds ara pot sufficient to pay the same,
then to obtain an execution against the said An
drew n. Patton for the balance ,rsmsining due.
ani also that he above named defendants. and
all Eersons claiming by, through, or under them,
may be barred and forever foraclosed Of. all
rlght, I tie, claim, lien, equity of REDEEM ption.
Uses. and further and other relief.
And you are hereby notified that Il you fail to
appear and answer said complaint. as above
required. the said plaintiff will lake default
against you and apply 10 the court for the relief
inths said comp amt.
tilven under my hand and the seal Of the dis
triot court of the First judicial district Of the
state OF Montana. in and for the county of Lewis
and Clarke, this 10th day Of January A. .. 1892.
lsEAL.l JOHN BEAN, Clerk.
AsHBuRN K. BARBOUR,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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VIII Go to Chicago,

Another department of the Northern Pa
cine ID booked to leave st. Paul for Chicago.
Chief Engineer j. kendrick and his entire
1orce OF thirteen men will yacate their
present quarters as soon as matter, ara
arranged, and will hereafter transact bnsi-
ness ifoin the Chicago offices. The vacant
rooms will be used for the auditirg fnrn.
OF the Wisconsin Central after March /.
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Short Lines,

Inc indianapolis Sentinel says: ."rbs
longest train on record passed over suut.
D~ariihgton's division of the Pennsylvania
ROAD a week ago Sunday. 1t WAS freight
trsin o. II was run in fourteen sections
between 81 adford junction and rolnrnhrn
o.. Each section contained from twantv ~
thlrty-tve cars aud was pulled by the heay-
.ast ana most powerful engines on the d.
When Gath" asked MIR. Pullman about
nt:iSllng tips to Pullman car porters he said:
we DO not ask or expect the public to nav
our poItera. We pay them good salaries,
anu We can get all the good porters at the
patup W. pay thoh'. Fees Iald by foolish
people often demoralize the service. Wa
"ish TINS people would stop it,
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pPOPOBALS-SEAI.ED BIDS ARE INVITED
for the care, support and maintenance OF
the sick, poor and intrm. OF Lewis and Clarke
the year succeeding March l, 1893; BIDS to In
o1lude and cover the entire cost Of feeding.
firm, and al burial expenses thereof. Bid to
be received until March l. 1899. and to he IA
dressed to tbs undersigned. :
BY order OF tho board.
Helena, Montana, Dec. 10. 1891
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-22

Those unhappy persons win snnar fr,,, u
" "s ana Dyspepsia should iisa Curter's Iitti.
NefFs rms, which ars made expressly for siasn.
'ess' nervous dysieptic suffers. Price, 25 cents
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y a decree made in the district court Of tIhe
First judicial district Of the state Of Montsna,
IL and Tor the county Of Lewis and Clarke, on
the Slst day Of October. A. d. 1881. in the suit Of
William D. Rector, plaintiff, against Samuel
Alexander, defendant, the undersigned, a. 4
msster ot said court, appointed for that pur-
"Wednesday, the gath day OF February. a, b. 1882,
+ the hour OF II O'Clock noon Of said day, at
ths front door ct the court house in the city Of
raid William y. Rector in and to the following
deacribed real estate. situate in the city OF Hell
Montana: -
Lot 10 in block 10, lots 8 and 4 in block Is, lot
- \ IN block ~, lot in block 10, lot II il block
lot u in block %. lot Is. in block rs. lot i2in'
block 81. lots | and Gin block IS, and lot IL in
block So; all of said lots and blocks being in the
Flower Garden addition to said city Of Helena,
JOHN H. BAkROWS.
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LETTERS,

fatters to the following aadrcssos remain nm
called for at this office:
Scotch housek eeper, = Cook, /" &C. MuNiuncy"
Miss Bedford.' "Roberts." Amos" Miss
"Woodford.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-22

FOR 6ALE-LOIS 1 AND 2, IN BLOCK 10,
L corner South Rodney and Southern streets
Level ground; finest yiew in the city. Apply to
j. N. Craig, 6l2 s. Rodney street.
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FOR sALE-A BEDROOM SET; ALSO
l stoves and chairs, Apply 2l9 Rodney. cor-
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EOR SALE-f4OO FOR AN EXCELLENT
i building lot on Hollins avenue, on line Of
electric motors. 500. down, $50 per month: or
purchaser making improvements on tho lot to
the value OF 5000 may have 8 years time for pay
nens OF entire price oflot. Metheson d Co.
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1 inal townsite; will sell On easy terms, at a
great sacrifice. improved property on Bluff
street and on Pine street. Steele d Clements.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-22

WANIED-A CUSTOMER FOR ONE OF
w the finest residence sites on west side; price
low for cash. VIM Muth.
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WANTED-A MAN WHO WILL GIV $1,000
w for u half interest in a large quartz lead, the
money TO be OK expended in developing the prop.
erty and to DO paid il az work progresses Math-
eson Il Co, Dcnver Block.
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TOR s~ALE-sl.oao: $3.50 CASH, BALANCE
L on long time. buys q new three-r0om house;
lot h0xl2h Address box M, city.
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FOR MIscELLANEoUs

EOH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EN-
! gine, boiler and saWmill complete. Adj
dress X II. this Office,
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EOR SALE-ELEGANr RESIDENCE ON
- Madison avenue. west aide, east front, lot
l2Sx2OO feet; cash buyer can secure = great bar
gain. Steele & Glements.
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ATAhTkD-IO TRADE A 9-ROOM HOUSE
w. on east eide. hardwood tloor and finish,
bath. furnace. all modern conyeniences. for UNI
improved property. or viii soil equity for $5.00Q
Steele IL Clements.
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FOR SALE-LOW-A CHOICE BUILDING
lot facing on Broadwater hotel grounds
least 'front.' VIM Muth, agt, 49,
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FOR s~ALE-$5,O0O, 5Oxl4o FEET. O
frame house. q corner on Warren street:
so.soo, 75116O feet, Broom stone house on Madi.
son avenue; SS,500., 4Oxl13 feet. Groom frame
house, corner, on CHANGER street; $S,5OO, 4Oxll3
feet, s-room frame house on Chaucer street. II.
s. French & Co.
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EOR sALE-NEW SlX-IOOM HOUSE IN
Eroadwater addition. only one block from
motor; small payment down, balance
Steele Il Clements.
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FOB sALE-sl,so 0 25xl1s, 4-RooM FRAME
frame haqse, Blake street; $4,000, AXIS feet
Broom brick on Sixth avenue, Beattie; $1,000.
S5xS8 feet, s-room brick on Heattie street. i. 6,
French Il Co. ~
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WANTED-A BUYER Fol A PIECE OF
w inside property; Just the thing for row Of
fate; close to Nam street. VIM. Muth.
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EOR sALE-FRKsH MIIEH cow, DUR
!. ham. perfectly gentle. Inquire Brass
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= business with a large trade: viii trade for
improved real estate in Helena. Steele 4 Glenn
ents.
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WANTED-A BUYER FOR A PLATTED
w trnct Of tho best residence property on
west side; price " ay.down; half cash. balance in
one year. Wm. Muth. agent.
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TOR SALE--ONE DECKER BROS. PIANO
y one bedroom set, Que parlor set, two car
pets, four diningroom chairs, two stoves, etc.
No. 4S2 Harrison avenue.
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EOR SALE-GHOICE RESIDENCE LOTS IN
Hauser addition at very low prices. VIM.
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WANTED-TO BUY SECONDHAND 25 10
W 80 horsepower boiler or will give a Is
horsepower boiler in exchange and pay differ
ence. Address A. r.. this office.
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i ena EublnssB College. Call at this Office.
EOR SALh-OLD PAPERS ATA BARGAIN
l. at this ofice.
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EoRSALE-CORNER LOT. 1eo1l5o, on best
i residence street in the city; full view OF
the east side and valley. Address boz ~. city
postotiice.
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TOR ~SALh-loxl4O FELT ON LYNDALE
:, avenue at a bargain. terms to suit. Steele &
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WANTED-SAW MILL AMI LOCATION BY
w mill man where there is good market, or
accessible body of timber. Give full %particu-
lars. Il. M. Briggs, Salt Lake City, Utah.
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FOE sALE-$2.soQ, bO114O FEET, Broom
feat, broom brick house on Eighth avenue;
$4,000, 42110 feet, 5-room frame house on Broad
way; $4,000. 4ax10O feet, Broom brick house.
corner, Broadway. /. 4. French Il Co.
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NJ ANThD-TO TRADE 50 ACRES NEAR
w Great Falls for Helena property. Steele Il
Claimants.
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EoR SALE Two hlA-RODM HOUSES ON
j Ynst side: easy forms; near NV .cbnni
building. foundry and ~eisctfi, lines. Vim.
Euth, agt. VAN
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FOR SALE-Sl,S 500, 75x125 FEET, 4-ROOM
J. frame house, Broadwater motor line; $500.
so1lso feet. Gi,,room frame house, so feet, double
property; 5000, S4x11O feet, S.room frame house
On Lawrence street; 5000, lOOxl40 feet, a-room
Co. 49,
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TOR S~ALli-Ss,s0O. s5xSs, BROOM BRICK,
: cellar, water, otto, on Raleigh streat; S8.sO0.
4axsS, Groom brick. cellar. water. etc. on KAl-
eigh stroeti $4,000. 60xltD feet. a-room frame
house, on Hauser boulevard; $4,000, l51lOo fest
broom frame house on Brosdway. Il. s. French
Co.
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NOH SALE-WAREHOUSE LOTS IN FL
= liston. on n. T. right OF way 500. Naths-
Eon Il Co -
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HOR SALE-FIFTy FEET ON HELENA
avenue near foot OF Rodney at thrce-fourths
actual value. Steele Il Lloments.
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FOR ~RENT-STORE ON MAIN STREET
4 large and desirable; cheap rent. w. u. Coz,
Gold block.