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FIVE STATE TICKETS.
In the Field in Louisiana-Probable Anti
Lottery Victory.

In the Field in Louisiana-Probable Anti
Lottery Victory.
NEW ORLEANS, April 19.-The election to-
dav was one of the most important ever
held in Louisina, the peaple voting for gov
ernor and other state officers, for a full leg
%islature, and for district, parish and local
officers. The citizens in New Orleans voted
in addition for municipal officers from
mayor and councilmen down. Three
amendments to the constitution were also
voted for, the most important of which was
the famous revenue amendment, extending
the charter of the Louisiana lottery COM
pany. Another authorizes New Orleans to
fund bonds at g lower rate of interest, and
the third authorizes police juries to levy an
additional tax for school purposes.
There were five complete and distinct
state tickets in the field, the regular demo-
cratic ticket with Judge McEnery for gov
ernor: the anti lottery faction, headed by
Murphy ]. Foster: the regular republican
ticket. headed by A. H. Leonard; q repub-
lican ticket, headed by John E. Breaux; q
peoples party ticket. headed by Il. l.. Tan
sill. The regular democratic nominee for
mayor, John Fitzpatrick, who is a McEn-
erylte. was opposed by Jos. Shakespeare, the
present incumbent, and a Fosterlte.
At eight p. m. an extra edition of the
States declares that Fitzpatrick is elected
mayor by from 1900 to 1000 majority over
Shakespeare. The vote go far shows that
the Leonard republican ticket leads the
Ebreaux republican ticket in this city. II
is also claimed that McEnery held his Own
in most Of the city wards. Advices indi-
cate that Foster has carried the state by
10000 plurality. The republicans carried
about six parishes, but McEnery will be
second in point of votes. The election
was quiet and scratching in the CITY was
unprecedented,
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-1N ACCORD
. ance with a resolution adopted at a meeting
Of the board OF trustees OF the M ho5t : r. ~ doahs
special meeting of the stockholders OF said com.
pany is hereby called, the same to be held at Ih9
tuesday tbs 18th day Of May, 1882. ut 10 o'clock
The object OF such meeting is to devise ways
and means to raise funds TO pay oil the debtB and
liza bilities of said company. including advances
made and to be made by. various parties and
st I * 3hs md fer the ss Sensht Of m aa,n GomRaa oy 3 3
any two or more of them1, to.wit:
no authorize tho board of trustees, to sell fouR
thousand shares Of the capital stock Of the cor"
poration now held by james Kasson as %trusteas
and commonly known as treasury stock.
Also to authorize I:He the board Of trustees Fer i 10 icy 1es
Ger ain patent for an invention which was as
stoned to the company BY "; L. Austin, on he
the interest in said patent right which the cor.
p~oration has obtained in and for the territory OF
Also to authorize the board Of trustees to
hypothecate and mortgage the whole or any part
Of thu property and assets Of the corporation to
The II . property So proposed to be sold Or mors
gagged consists OF, the patent right aforesaid
sometimes called the Auatin patent IN which ,hs
and Idaho. also all the leases. rents. rights. trans
ohises and royalties gr.wing out Of TIE came u
tools, coal, ore and other personal property rel
Gently in use ut Toston, Montana, q more par
ticular description OF which can DO optalneo py
applying to W. B. Loreatz, superintendent at
1oston, Montana.
The object of such meeting is also to elect 4
board of trustees and to transact such other
business as may be lawfully transacted.
The books for transfer OF stock will be closed
for twenty days prior to May y, 1s92. +
A.G. PuSIELTHWAlTE.
JAMES KASSON,
N. G.. T1RALL.
GEO. O. kETTLNTON,
L. B. EORTHRtP,
f. B.. NoRTHRoP, Trustees.
Secretary.
Dated this 18th day of March. 1892.
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THEY BROKE IN.
Customary Rush for Lands In the Chey-
enue Reservation.

Customary Rush for Lands In the Chey-
enne Reservation.
Ell RENO, April 19.-Precisely at noon, as
provided BY the Presidents proclamation,
a cannon Numbered forth the signal, car
blnes repeated it, and twenty Thousand men
on horseback, in wagons and on foot rushed
into the Cheyenne and Arapahoe country.
Under whip and spur, everybody rushing
over flats and hollows-madly rushing over
the quarter sections for town lots. Sol
diers guarded the line as we'll az was pos
sible and we're assisted by the boomers
themselves, who saw to it that no one
should secure an advantage.
The area of the Cheyenne and Arapahoe
reservations is much larger than was gener-
ally supposed. 1t would make two Oklaho-
mas and five Rhode Islands. 1t contains
1000, 600 acres. After the Indian allotments
nave been taken out there will remain
g. 800, 900 acres, or enough to give 100 acres
each to %, 600 settlers outside of the town
sites. Th best lands have been taken by
the Indians, and many of the boomers will
be sorely disappointed i'll the character of
their land when they attempt to cultivate it.
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NOTICE OF GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL

NOTICE OF GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL
~ estate-Notico 10 hereby given that in pur-
suance Of an order Of tho district court of the
First judicial district of the state Of a ontana
on the 9Th day of April, A. D. 1872, in the matter
of the esta Q and guardianship of William D.
Whitehead. Mary E. Whitehead and John {.
sell at private sale to the highest bidder, for
cash. in lawful, money of the United States, and
subject to confirmation OF said court, on or after
title, Interest and estate of the said minors, il
and to all that. certain lot, piecs or parcel Of
land, situate, lying and being IA the city ct Hel.
parcel of land lying and being in Taylor and
Thompson placer, ia the northwest quarter Of
the southwest. quarter of the southwest, quarter
s vest sst.1 boun adtsii : s' follows: commeneinx sixty K
feet from the northwest corner OF lot 10. thence
north ~sixty-aix feet, thence north hfty-seyen de-
grees east to the west line of ,Clore street, thence
south along said line slxty-siL feet. thence west
to the place Of BEGINNING: Said lots having a
frontage of sixty-four feet on Park. Avenue
%!feImsfl} clore strset) in the city OF Helena
Terms and conditions of sale: Cash, or partly
cash, in lawful money of the United States. the
balance to bear interest. at not less than ~ per
cent per Annum and to be secured by mortgage
upon said property. Deed ut expense OF pur-
chaser.
Bids or offers may be made st any time after
the first publication of this notice, and before
the making of the sale.
left at the office Of Alex G. Botkin and Theo.
Shed, attorneys at law, rooms 1O9, l1o and Ill,
Granite block, or delivered to the undersigned
personally, !EhDi.
D. whitehead, Mary Z. Whitehead and John
G.. Whitehead, minors.
Dated Helena, Mont. April Z, 1892.
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BASE BALL.
Scores Made In Yesterdays Games by tho
League Clubs.

a. P&N& on
CrNcrSSAr1, April n.-Chicako was de-
fehted in two closely contested games Mnl-
lane was invincihle in the box. In the sec
ond Chicago men could get no further than
frat base. First: Cincinnati 8. hits 9. err
rors 8; Chicago y, hits5. errors 2. Batter
les. Chamberlain and Murphy, Hutchinson
and Kittredae. Second: Cincinnati 8. hita
6. errors o; Chicago o, hits i, errors 2. hat
tories, Mnllane and Harrington, Luby and
Schriver.
LorusylrLs, April 19.-Ihe homo team
won an excellent game IN the NINTH on
pfetfer's single and Iory's two-base hit.
Pfefferss batting was u feature. louisville
3 hits IL. errors 3; Pittsburg !. hits 4. err
rors l. Batteries, Jones and Grim, Bald
win and Mack.
BALTIMORE, April 19.-The Orioles PLAYED
an errorless game and won easily. ba!t,-
more 9, hits 3, errors Q; New York 4. hits
IL, errors i. Batteries, McMnhon ana hob
inson, Rusie and Boyle. vs.
PuI1ApEIrn1A, Aprit 19.-keefe's batting
was splendid, and he had magnificent sup
mort. Clarkson was hit hard. Philadel-
phia s., hits Z, errors 2; Boston 2. hits 8
errors 2. Batteries, keefe II Clements,
Clarkson and Kelly.
WASHINGTON, April 1a.-Ths homo team
it's frat game by punching hits in the
seventh and on q base on balls by Hart,
and a bad throw by Griffin. washington
I. hits Z, errors 3; Brooklyn &, hits II,
errors 8. Batteries, Gastri9ht and Mill
gan, Stein. Hart and Kinslow.
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TO KILL THE BOY KING.

Against the Life of tho Little
Ruler of Spain.
MADRID, April 19.-The arrest Of Felipe
into the banda of the police by Delboche.
who informed the authorities that Munoz
was the prime mover among the anarchists
and supplied him and others with bombs,
promises to result in the e1tirpation Of a
dangerous class in Spain. Munoz has al
ready made confessions that caused the ar
rest OF u number of HIS accomplices,
and it is thought that before the
police are through with him all
the leading anarchists in Spain will be
under arrest, or will have sought safety in
flight. The most decided sensation was
confession made by Munoz to the mapis-
trate who has charge of thu case. Munoz
told the official that at q secret meeting of
anarchists lots were drawn to decide which
numbers should kill the boy king of Spain.
This statement caused much anxiety and
precautions to guard against an attack
Upon the king have been greatly added to.
Several anarchists under arrest have con
fessed that an attempt was to be made to
blow up the royal palace, but mono until
now acknowledged that a direct attempt
upon the life of the king was to be made
With the knowledge that such a conspiraoy
does exist the authorities will be able t.
guard against it. The public do not knoq
anything beyond that Munoz revealed tn
existence of a plot to kill the king. but it i
thought that within a very short time ever
one connected with it will be in custody
1t is also thought that Munoz will make
clean breast of his connection with tn
anarchist movement, and by this mear
escape the life sentence impending owe
him,
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DEFRAuDED UNCLE SAM.
Extent Of the Conspiracy to import
Tobacco Under a False CLASH
fcation.
TO Which the Customs Appraiser
at San Francisco Was O
Party.
From One Cheap 1sale the Whole Cargo
Was Classified in tho Wrong Grade
Arrests Made.

CHICAGO, April 19.-Extensive ran1hca-
tions OF the San Francisco customs ffaua
are said to have been discovered in Chicago
and other eastern cities. Last night United
States treasury agents seized $40 worth
of sumatra wrapper tobacco at the essao-
ment of j. Mavor Il Sons, hero. b to-
bacco was from Iiebes d Co.'s New Aork
house, and was bought by Mayor d sons at
remarkably low figures. Hitler " hoileh-
back. another Chicago firm. we're visited ny
n treasury agent but were found to nave
not closed a contemplated trade win
T,eihes, agent. Seizures of goods that have
escaped full duty at San Francisco are ex-
nected at Cincinnati, st. Louis, Detroat
and Minneapolis. Enormous quantities OF
contrabaud tobacco are believed to ave
been disposed of in Chicago by lAebes ~
Co. The purchasing firms are not charged
With guilty participation in the frauds, the
San Francisco importers being held as the
culprits. The tobacco seized last night was
mart OF an enormous quantity entered AZ
the port of San Francisco, where customs
frauds have been so extensive lately. Inc
appraiser there. Learey. o short time ago
was dismissed. and it was discovered mat
three BIG tobacco importers had been IN
porting Sumatra tobacco dutiable at - per
pound and through the aid OF Appraiser
Lsarey had it entered as q cheaper grace
used for filings, and on winch the auey
was but 40 cents per pound.
The method pursued was to have one bale
ID a large consignment used rs a sample OF
the rest when the appraisers examined the
--1 =. - A.. hsr sp,rrrfnra a1SEQvq saw TO
Il that the bale to be examined contained
cheap tobacco. and, according TO the Gus
tom in vogue, this examination was sum
cient and the entire lot entered at forty
cents a pound. Liebes & Co., OF New YORK,
were said to be the agents Of the San Fran
cisco importers. They agreed to dispose
of it. A great deal of contraband tobacco
sent east was distributed to various cities,
in order to confuse the customs officers,
who were after the goods. 1t was known
that one of the agents of Liebes q Co. had
been in Chicago recently, and had, 1t IS
said. sold enormous quantities of Sumatra
leaf at prices which legitimate dealers could
not touch. AL! the firms so far involved IN
Chicago are merely victims. 1t Is hinted
that come one squealsd I'M through this
person the various firms which purchased
goods were located 'Ihe government uAs
been at work on these tobacco frauds for a
month"; said Collector Clark, land l be-
lieve the men who have been guilty are in a
fair way to 90 to the penitentiary., Some
of these fellows in San Francisco, at least,
will haye hard work keeping out of jail.
The frauds have been very extensive in San
Francisco. and enormous quantities of TO-
bacco which were brought in under low
duties nave been sold. All the Chicago
arms who purchased, I am convinced, are
innocent parties.o
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SUMMONs.-IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
- the First judicial district Of the state Of
in and FOR the county of Lewis and

the First Judicial district of the state OF
Clarke.
IEaao Hamburger, plaintiff, ". l., N. Shepard.
N; =. Shepard and James Chalmers. defendants.
above named defendants:
You are hereby required to appear in an action
i G1f tRs dis ssG!as oo yee ~ y t tbe f Fiqst i nsm = pdIt ;str;ot
Of the state Of Montana, in and for the county Of
Lewis and Clarke. and to answer the complaint
of %servioe) after the service o you Of this sum
mons. II served within this county. Or: if served
twenty days, otherwise within forty days. or
Judgment by default will b., taken against you
according. to the prayer Of said complaint.
obtaining . decree of this court, in favor Of the
plaintiff and against the defendants, cancelling
aosa ' mnaal nga 2 Certain an %e0p aaiiysr or bend S2 abd fe Sid !
plaintiff to, the defendants NJ. u Shepard and
James Chalmers on the 1st day Of MAY, 1890,
and obligated himself to convey to defendants
NJ: r, Shepard and James Chalmers, those Ger
tain lots. pieces or parcels Of land, situate in
tana. and described ~ follows: Lots II and 10
IN block 1853; lots q and g in block 179, and lots
to the city Of Helens. for tho reason that tho said
defendants III. Il. Shepard aud James Chalmers
have failed and refused to comply with the terms
deed; also for the purpose Of obtaining a decree
of this court enjoining the defendants and each
of them and all persons claiming under them or
said property or any part thereof under said
bond or contract; and for such other relief as in
equity and good conscience this plaintiff may he
entitled; and for costs of suit
And you are hereby notified that it You fail to
appear and an .war the said complaint, as above
required, the said plaintiff will enter your default
and apply t., the court for tho relief demanded
in the complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the dis
trict court Of the First Judicial district OF the
state of Montana, in and for the
~-~-- county of LOWS and Clarke,
Seal First this 10th day of March, In the
Jud. Dist. year Of our Lord one Thousand
Court. eight hundred and ninety. two
$500 JOHN BEAN, Clerk.
BY II. C. FREEMAN. Deputy Clerk.
Mcdonnell. Claybere d Gum, attorneys for
plaintiff.
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They Confessed.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, April 19.-Four ne
groes were hanged at Inverness last night
for the murder of Stephenson and Payne.
A mob surrounded the Jail, o~verpowered
the sheriff and hanged the men TO trees
near by. They confessed and implicated
two others who will no doubt be soon cap
tured. The same fate awaits them.
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MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS GENERAL
Az Grant Mining Company-Notic, is hereby
ers q the General. Grant. Mining. company not
having been held on the, third Thursday Of
November. 1891, as required by the bylaws OF
stockholders Of said company is hereby called
to meet At the Office Of Drank y. Reece. score
inr. in tho city Of Helena, on Tuesday the 9TH
day of May, 1892. Polls open At the above Office
from ~ O'clock noon to two o'clock ,. m. Of
trustees to serve until the third Thursday Of
November, 1892.
+. L. REECE,
Secretary Of said company.
Helena, Mont, April Ii, 1892.
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A Ten.Round Draw.

MINNEAPOLIS, April 19.-Ike Weir, the
Belfast Spider, and Tommy White, of Chi
cago, fought ten rounds tonight at the
Hennepin Athletic club for q pulse of $500,
$500 to the winner. 1t was q fight from
start to finish and lots of hard work was
done. The Spider drew first blood in the
first round and had the best of it all
through. At the end of the tenth round
both were fresh and aside from a bloody
nose that White wore neither was hurt.
The referee according declared the fight a
draw.
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Count Not Completed.

BATON ROUGE, La, April 19.-The indi-
cations are that Leonard, republican, has
carried this parish by about 600 majority.
McEnery beats Foster by about 200 votes.
The entire McEnery local ticket was
elected, except, possibly, two Leonard re-
publicans in the house. The count will not
be completed until tomorrow.
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Racing at San Francisco.

SAN Francisco. April 19.-Track perfect.
Mile and one,quarter, three years old and
upward-Fairy won, Janus second. Time,
2:l2 $50.
California stake, two years old, half a
mile Castro won. Sir Peel second. Time,
:49 "a.
Three wears old and UPWARDS. six fur
loncs-Bernardo won, Geraldine second.
Time, 1:15 SO.
Three years old and upwards, ak fur
longs-Hercnles won. Elrayo second. Time.
1:15.
Two wears old, five furlonrs-Mezzotint
won. Orta second. Time, los 20.
Five furlongs-Vince won, Joe second.
Time, los l-5.
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Memphis Races.

MEMPHIS IIhceS.
MEMPHIS. April 19.-Track fast. Six fur
longs-Wild Flower won. Ernest L. second,
Slower third. Time, 1:lS. -
Half a mile-Helen Nichols WOE, Emma
second. Fringe third. Time. 81.
Cotton stakes, one mile-Helen N. won,
Miss Dixie second. Montesisto third. Time,
1:44.
Seven furlongs-Foxall won, Pat Conley
second, Kildare third. Time, 1870.
Mile and one-sixteenth-Costa Rica won,
First Lap second, Sullross third. Time,
1865,
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j located at He'd Mountain, Lewis and clarke
county, Montana Notice ID hereby given, that ~
4 meetinR of tho trustees Of snid company, heiu
On The 26th day OF March. A. D.. 1902, nm aasesN-
ment Of ono and ~oua-hnif uh) cents por share
WINS lsvisd npon tho capital, stock Of SAID com-
pany, payable on or before the 9th day OF MY
is0s. To Mast ens HulIArd, secretary Of tho com,
pany, room i. Gold block. Helena, Lewis. and
llarka county. Montana, Any stook upon wnlch
aA,d sssssamentt, shall !enain unpaid "a tns ao,h
and will 81 duly advertised for GALS At public
suction, and unse . payment shall BE- maa !, na-
nav tho daIinauent assessment. together with the
costs az adycrtiBing and expenses 81. sale.
MAHSENA HuI4LARD.
Secretary OF Pioneer Mining company, room 9.
Gold block, Helena, Lewis and Clarke county.
Montana.
Dated March %, 1852. l
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Rlps FOR BUILDING PooRHOUsE-oF-
ston. Mont. A tuii' 8, %1sss4sesisd proposa nasAf fer
the furnishing of matoria, and the building and
constructing of the Park county poorhouss, sit
uated about three miles east Of the CITY OF Liv-
ingston, will ba received.
Plans and specifications are now ready md
can be seen at the office Of Galbraith Il Fuller,
Of county commissioners reserve the right to
reject any or all bids or proposals, Bids shall
be sent to the county clerk OF Park county, en-
dorsed ''Bids for building poorhouse,' on Or be-
fore IL o'clock noon, May 10. A. ID. 1892.
By order OF the board of county commission
ers Of Park county.
8. DEUTsCH.
County Clerk and Recorder.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING OF THE MEL
- hart Gompany-Te the stockholders OF this
Neihart company: You are hereby notified that :
special l; meeting q the Stockholders Of said con-
], Power building, in the city Of Helena, Mon
tana, on Monday, April 25, 1882. NJ three O'Clock
p. M, to elect five trustees OF said com r,any and
to transact such other business as may properly
b. Brown, President.
Secretary.
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IRE MARKETS..
STOCKS.

New Yoar. April l9.-Bar silver. 1854
Copper--Quiet; lake, si1.e0 bid.
Lead-Fir1n; domestic, $i.25Mh27h.
Operations in the stock market. while heavy in
the morning, were restricted later iii the day.
Western Union continued the strong point.
Tho market closed active aud heavy, in most
cases lower than opening. Reading il down 3.
Rock Island w, distillers l.
Go7ernments-Dull.
Petrolaum2MaY closed 90.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BOOKS
~ will DO oponed for receiving subscriptions
to the capital stock of Tho Helena, Missouri
River Valley and Eastern ,hailrvAd company ~
~ o'clock 4. M. on this. 10th day Of April. 1909.
ct room ~, Montana National Bank building.
Helana, don't.
a. Freenan Fuote. stephen- Carpenter. John
.. Wilson, Arthur g. LoinbArd. Walter II.
Iittle. Dated Holenn, Mont, harah 10. 1852.
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TIME SCHEDULE.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT HELENA.
~. , p.o;fc Mail. west bound ........ 1:3t p. m
Nh. 3 Atlantic mail. east bound ........ 1920 p. a
No. s, Logan passenger. CONNECTING ~
,.ost honnI. 2:1O \. m
NOD. Mipsoula and Entte passenger !. l2:5O p. m
No. s. Mnrysville passenger .;.......ll:2 b. m
No. 10. Marysville recommendation. $40 p. m
No. d, Wickes, Boulder and Elkhorn
No. IT,, fKimini mixed, Mondays, We'd
nesdayg and Fridnys"...,........... 5:W p. m
TRAINS DEPART FROM HELENA.
No, !, Tncihe Mail. west bound ....... l:aO p. IN
No. ., Atlantic Mail. east bound $3.50. 1885 p. M
No. d. l. ogan passenger. connecting at
Logan with Atlantic express, east
bound. .....",....... lilo p. m
M. &. Butte and Missoula passenger. son n m
No. 7. Marysyille passenger ........... 745 a. m
No. 8, Marysville accommodation ..... 800 p. m
No. 10, Wickes, Boulder and Elkhorn
Passenger .+...,....,, ............. 1885, q. m
No. 101, Himini mixed, Mondays, We'd
nesdhys and Fridays. ...."......t.. 8:l3 a. m
For Rates, Maps, Time Tables or SpsciAl
Information apply to Chas. 4. Fec, General
Passenger and Ticket Agent, st. Paul,
MIMI, or
I'D EDGAR,
| General Agent OF the Northern Pacific II. r., q
" HELENA. MONT.
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THE POPULAR LINE.

Daily Express Trains carry elegant, Pullman
6leepinR Care, Dining Cars, Day Coaches, Pull.
man Touript Shoppers and Free Coloulst s1eep'
Ing Cara.
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sse LOST
I,OST-BETWEEN THE COURT HOUSE
- and No. 4 Harrison avenue, q small roll Of
township plats on tracing paper. Finder please
leave with II. s.. Howell, at governors uttico.
Granville Stuart.
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FOUND,


TOUND-A CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HYMNALI
J. and a prospontus-White House Cook Book.
Owner cali at 10 jackson street.
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EOR sALE-FINE EIGHT-ROOM BRICK
y house on Spencer street, near Rodney. only
few minutes from postottoe. at great bargain.
Steele & Clements.