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GREAT YOUNG AMERICANS.
Many Leading Statesmen Won Thslr
Iwurels While Young Men.

Many Leading Statesmen Won 1hsil
Lmurels While Young Men.
AT the very beginning Of the republic
Thomas Jefferson. in the Continental con.
gress, wrote the Declaration Of lnaepend-
snae when he was thirty-three. He had
entered the Virginia legislature at twanty-
six, and had obtained prominence there,
says the Washington Star.
Alexander Hamilton surpassed his great
opponent, Jefferson, in early advancement,
five, and a member of President Washing
toms cabinet at ~thirty-two.
james Madison was y congressman at
twenty eight, and John Randolph at TWEEN
ty-six. while John Quincy Adams was ar-
pointed minister to England and the Meth
erlands at twenty-seven.
Washington himself had been a striking
instance OF preoocity in the public service,
for he was appointed adiutant general OF
the Virginia troops at 10, at "a received the
chief command OF the Virginia forces,
and was hut Az when he tool command of
the American army ~ Cambridge.
Daniel Webster entered congress at 30,
before he WAS OF constitutional age.
Clay had previously won a great reputation
AZ q member Of the Kentucky legislature.
He was elected speaker OF the national
house OF representatives at 81.
John c. Calhoun entered the South Caro-
lima legislature at IS and congress- at %.
Al IS he became secretary of war and occu-
pied the office seven years.
Andrew jackson was a marvel of pre-
cooity. He had carried a hintlock musket
al u soldier of the revolutionary army at
the age of IL. At IS he was appointed by
Washington district attorney of Tonnes
see. He was a United States senator at so.
He did not reach the presidency until he
was 60.
John C. Breckenridge WAS the youngest
vice president the county ever had. He
was elected on the ticket with Buchanan
he WAS 50. He had been elected a
member of congress at 80.
Gen. Grant was the youngest president
the country had aver had; he was elected
at As. But at 80 he was unknown.
In the present national house of repre-
sentatives seven members are under the
age OF 80, and this is not an unusual pro-
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NOTICE uF GUARDIANS SALE pT REAL
~ ettAte-Notica ID hereby givan that In puVr~
snaneee q m order q Tho district court q tho
on tin 9TH dAy of April, AZ, Is. 1872, in thls matter
M u IT'D nd May Nv H. Eae WhitsIsaa md jsh1 I.
y .1s mssson mi .na , The nnd &c sas1 m,a E,sfa mill
sell at nriynta sale to the highest bidder, Tor
cash. In lawful. money OF tho United STATES, and
subject to continuation vi said court, -, Or alter
title, ~lntarest and estate Of the laid minors, in
and to all that Ger ain lot, pieOs or parcel OF
land, situate. lying and being IN the oity ot Hel.
,aa, county III Ct d hswa ,ha sn =. !. G asria;,n 1 IMa , stass =" ..
parcel OF land lying and being IN Taylor and
Thompson placer, in the northwest quarter Of
the southwest. quarter Of the southwest quarter
s. w sss,' baun aaisais d ~ toil ssWn'a cem ~ asa1a l siats
feet from the northwest corner OF lot ~, thence
north '~sixty-six feet, thence north hfty-seven den
grses eaat TO tho vast line Of .Clore street, thence
to the plnoe. d. BEGINNING. hatd lots having q
Of sixty-four feet on Park avenue
formerly Clore street, in the city Of Helena
Aforesaid.
cash, In lawful money of the United, States. the
balance to bear inherent at not lesa than 10 per
cent per Annum and to be secured by mortgage
said property. Decd at expense OF pur-
chaser.
bids or offers may be- made at any time after
the first publication of this notice, and before
this making Of the sale.
IA A. J, hid H. Or of Gifsrs must IT. b J, ,i n writing tin rh and
Shed. attorneys at law, rooms 100, ITO and Ill.
ante. block, o. delivered u e St The ,%an !
of y. %hlte 81 ses R &sss i. Nv @hi Hs'tsss q and a'. 5aSa
q. Whitehead, minor5.
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AS WISE AS SOLOMON.
How n California Justice Decided = Sui
Over q Hen. @

How a California Justice Decided = Suit
Over q Hen.
The Justice of Huene,ne could have given
the master of wiadom points. He had a
oass before him which involved the owner
shin Of a hen. The owl was only worth
two or three bits, but the respective claim
ants were in dead earnest, and fought the
case with as much vigor as if several thou
q dollars were involved. Many times
the value of the hen was expended in legal
and attorneys fees, and a vast array Of
witnesses were called to testify as to the
proper ownership Of poor little Biddy.
The evidence was so contradictory that
the Justice was unable to decide. but sud-
denly a bright Thought struck him.
"Court's adjourned. Gimme that hen," he
said, and the fowl. which had been brought
into court as an exhibit, vac turned over to
him. Followed by the wondering plaintiff
and defendant, counsel, witnesses and
spectators, he went straight to the locality
whore the rival claimants resided, paced off
the distance between the two houses, halted
exactly midway, and then let the chicken
70. The fowl did not hesitate for a second,
but with q glad squawk, half ran half few,
to one of the houses, and the judge imme-
diately pronounced the occupant thereof
the rightful owner of the bird and gave
judgment accordingly. The righteousness
of the decision was never questioned.-San
Francisco Chronicle.
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STOCKHOLDERS M~EETING-1N ACCORD.
y anee with = resolution adopted 1t = meeting
Of the board of trustees OF the MontanA n Idaho
special Isaiaf meeting n Of tho .toeaEhosiid tsll ii - said r com.
pany is hereby called, the SaIne 10 be held at The
Helena hatsl, in the city Of Helena, Montana, on
Tuesday tho 18th day OF May, 1882, at 10 o'clock
The object Of such meeting is to devise ways
A. nnd hj means # t. s ra aod dands 70 pay ;n, Gf the debts sdSsn and
made and to be made by various parties and
stockholders for the beneft Of said company BY
any OF the methods hereinafter mentioned, or by
any two or more of them, to-wit:
thousand shares q tho capital stock Of the cor.
and commonly known as treasury stock.
Also to authorize the board Of trustees to sell
sllthsinterest which The company Y. hss il that
1ifh Az d AUGUST, y, D. 1890, and especially
1es iHeeff e.. y obt ssla Pi Il aaa al f. t Hei t%arr 5he So i
Also to authorize the board Of trustees to
OF the property and assets OF The corporation ~ to
ra jnt funds for the purpose shove menyionoa.
Y ras property aonps,.,y. g 81 p, az asta to b s;. sald q mort
sometimes called the Austin patent. in which the
company own an exclusive right for Montana
chises and royalties growing ont Of the same in
which the company is interested; also certain
tools. coal, ore and other personal property re-
tioular description Of which can DO obtained BY
applying to w. B. Lorsntz, superintendent ut
1oston, Montana. % =
The object Of such meeting is also to elsct .
board OF trustees and to transact such other
business rs may be lawfully transacted.
The books for transfer Of STOCK will DO closed
TOR twenty days prior to May n, 1892,
Il KABloN,
: q 5a tSRHHLEros,
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The terms aud conditions of sale will be as

follows:
Thirty per cent of the purchase price cash at
d penal Obligation to be executed within twenty.
payment Of the residue of the purchase to the
ststs of Montnna in seven equal annual pay.
ments, with interest nt the rate OF seven psr dehG
hsve the option OF paving the whole amount OF
the purchase in cash il be so deB res.
All lands will be sold subject to tho proylslons
of section 81 of the act which reads as follows;
land upon which he or she shall have made i'm.
p%rovemonts prior to the passage OF thls aet, II
the land WAS surveyed at that time, OF IT unkur,
veyed, then prior to the survey, shall DO allowed
ments from the amount bid for the said land
and improvements. and IN tho eyoht thnt any
person purchases the land upon which such i'm;
pro yement4 have been made tho purchaser shall
pay the full price of said land and improvements
to tho state treasurer. and the state treasurer
shall pay the appraised value OF the improve
ments to tho person owning the same, and the
price OF said improvements shall. be paid in full
1t tho tine Of tho sale by the purchaser. Provided
for a sum equal to the amount OF both the APP
praised value Of snch improvements and tho
minimum price of the land as fixed by the state
board of land commissioners. hut in case such
land and tho appraised value of Improvement,
such deficit shall be taken from the appraised
value OF the improvements. Bald improvements
shall be appraised a. provided Tor tho arprAisc-
ment OF improvements upon school lands IN Geo,
No lid viii be accepted at loss than the ap-
praised value. nor for lass than ton Q0) dollars
Ali lands not sold will BIO for loaae immedi-
ately after the sale.
Jos, X. TooLE, President,
John CANNON, Secretary,
OF tho State Board OF Land Commissioners
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Escapea to the United States.

New WESTMINSTER, B. c., April 12.-
James NJ. and Robert Kennedy. publishers
Of the Columbian, who were summoned to
appear before the Canadian legislature to
answer the charge Of libel, fed across the
border and are now at Blaine, Wash. The
alleged libel was published in the Colu,n-
bian, March II. INT charged a member of
the house with accepting brides. Last
night troops guarded their newspaper Office
and ever y avenue of escape from the city;
but the Kennedys escaped yesterday from
the city and spent the night in the woods.
This morning they crossed into the United
E*pt0g.
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tho summer az the request Of the committee
on train rules. The committee on train
rules reported that replies received from the
circular relative to the twenty-four hour
CLOCK syatem had not prephredthem to pro-
pose any action. The consideration OF the
postponed until the October meeting. Tho
Recommendations Of ths committee on
safety appliances on the subject Of power
brakes were approved.
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SALE OF STATE LANDS.
STATE OF MONTANA, !
OFFICE OF ##o&#
STATE BOARD Or LAND COMMISSIONERS,

HELENA. Mont, March 10, 1872.
Notice is hereby given that in accordance with
the PROVISIONS Of an act Of tho legislative assem-
to provide for the selection, location. appraisal,
gale and Leasing Of state lands, = approved March
.. 1881. the state board Of land commissioner
1882, offer for sale at public auction at the court
house. in the city Of Helena, county Of Levi and
Clarke. and state Of Montana. the following lots
or tracts of land. the property Of the said state,
and lying and being within the limits Of the said
county of Lewis and Clarke. the particular de-
scrlption OF tbs said lands being as follows. to-
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The Boomers I3uoyant.

BBowN's VALLEY, Mimi, April 13.-The
ardor of the boomer continues. despite the
%downpour of rain, and knots OF lind seek
ers we're more numerous than ever this
morning. Schemes are being Matched by
the score to getinto the reservation in some
way. A party of some twenty boomers was
seen going toward the reservation last
night. Major Bernard has been informed
of the circumstance and several cavalry
men will assist in discovering their hiding
place.
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OUMMONs-IN THE DISTRICT COURT
Of the First judicial district of the state of
in and for the county of Lewis and

OUMMONs-IN THE DISTRICT COURT
y of the First judicial district of the state of
Montana. in and for the county OF Lewis and
Clarke. ..,
thomas Gilchrist, Charles. Gilchrist and Will
r. Edgar. partners, doing business under the
firm name Of Checklist Bros. 4 Edgar, plaintiffs.
VS.. Anna Mccarthy and John Mccarthy, her
The state Of Montana sends greeting to the
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above named plain
tiff in the district court OF the First judicial dis
county j y Of fl Lewis and Clarke, and to answer the
complaint filed therein. within ten days
exclusive of tho day of %seryice) after the
service on you of this summons, it served within
this county; or. if served out OF this county, but
within this district, within twenty days; otherwise wise
within forty days, or Judgment by, default will
be taken against you, according to the prayer Of
said complaint.
The said action is brought to recover the sum
Of two hundred and s~ixty-one and e4-loo collars
for goods, wares and merchandise, consisting OF
lumber and building materials, sold and deliy-
e eeol1 b. the b t Plsia ojt1 ct to H t1e aete oonnty q e L .hsis
Mar March h: y, 1889. and May 5, 1855; aiee to recover
pas aente Of said d sum nm having been Withheld by
cover cn or costs Of suit in this behalf expended, all
of which appears more fully in the complaint on
flo herein, to which special reference is hereby
And you are hereby notified that, if you fail to
nnnear and answer ha said complaint, as above
REQUIRED. the said plaintiffs will take Judgment
for two hundred and t%ikty-one and 64,lu0 dollars
and interest thereon from and after the 25th day
Of May, 1883, at the rate of 10 per cent per an
nun, and for costs of suit,
Given n st my my h h?Ist ana ;nd;e eha set a;.t Of me nf d rs
state of Montana. in and for the county of Lewis
and Clarke. this Eth day OF April. in the year
OF our Lord ono Thousand eight hundred and
ninety-two.
IsEaL. JOHN BEAN. Clerk.
BY IL. T.. FREEMAN, Deputy Clerk.
L, l.. KNOWLES Attorney for Plaintiffs.
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Facts. Not Guesses,

ST. LouIs. April 13.-The board of direc-
tors of the Merchants exchange of this city
this afternoon adopted a resolution in line
with the action of the cotton exchange on
the subject treated. 1t petitions the secre-
tary Of agriculture to have monthly reports
of the department. give all possible data
and information concerning crops without
Offering and deductions thersfrom.
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Does Not Want the Station.

LONDON, April 13.-J. W.. Lowther, par
liamentary secretary of the foreign Office,
replying to a question in the commons, de-
clared the statement that England is
scheming to secure a harbor at San Quen-
tin. Lower California, az q cealinR station
under the cloak of the Mexican Interna-
tional untrue.
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Because There was Money Up.

TROY, N. Y, April 13.-The ballot boxes
Of the Fourth ward Of Cohoes, which were
taken to the police station yesterday. are
still there, but Henry "A. Strong, republican
candidate for mayor is elected without
them. The Fourth ward, being. republi-
can, would only increase his majority. The
seizure Of the boxes arose out of the fact
that much money was bet on rival demo
cratic candidates, and n faction sought
to prevent the other. which had control of
HE ballot boxes, from undulv initiating the
cnnnt.
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Plot Against the Sultan

BERL1f.. April E.-The Vossische Zeitung
has a dispatch from Zanzibar saying n plot
has beer discovered to depose the sultan of
Zanzibar i'll favor Of a prince of Muscat. 1t
is reported that the British favor the depo-
sition of the sultan IN order to protectorate
over Muscat.
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Mrs. Osborne MAY Go Free.

LONDON. April 13.-The Exchange Tele-
graph company is authority for the state
ment that Matthews, home secretary. has
decided to release Mrs. Florence Ethel
Osborne, who is serving a nine months
sentence for the theft Of Mrs. HarRrave's
time of her acoouchment. Mrs. Osborne
expects to be confined shortly.
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De Giers In Bad Health.

ST. PETERSBURG, April 13.-It is stated
shat the illness of De Giers. minister of
foreign affairs, who for some time past has
been suffering from erysipelas in his head,
aggravated by a very painful ulcer in the
ear, resulting in permanent deafness, and
his resignation from office is probable.
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Federal omceholders Alarmed.

CHICAGO, April 13.-Civil Service Com
missioner Roosevelt caused a sensation
among politicians here by starting an act
i've investigation of infractions OF the law
prohibiting the solicitation of campaign
funds from federal officeholders. 1t is said
he has secured enough evidence to endan
ger one or two republican national COM
mitteemen and the agent for the national
committee. This agent is said to be Burns
of Minnesota.
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MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS GENERAL
~ Grant Mining Company-Notic, is Hereby
given that tho annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers Of the General Grant Mining company not
having been held on the third Thursday of
the said company. a meeting Of the stockholders
of said company is hersby called to meet at tho
office of Frank L.. fleece. secretary of said com
pany. GA and GlS Power building, in tho city of
Helena, on Tuesday tho Sd day of May. 1882, at
eight o'clock p, m. of said day, for tho purpose
of ~electing q board OF trustees 10 serve until Tho
third Thursday of November, 1892.
l.. l.. KEECE,
Secretary of said company,
Helena, Mont, April II. 1892.
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Donstion From Stanford.

SACRAMENTO, CAL, April Ex-senator Le-
land Stanford to-day sent to Bishop Man
used toward making Improvements to the
convent of the Sisters Of Mercy located
here.
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T'HE MARKETS..
STOCKS.

NEW YORK, April 13.-Copper-Quiet; lake,
Gil. 80 bic.
Lead-Firm: domestic. HS4.25@A 25H.
The features of the stock market to-day were
few. Sensational stories of intended litigation
against the Cordage company offered an oppor-
tunity to the bears to raid that stock, prices be-
ing forced off three per cent for common and
one and one-half for preferred. Rapid and full
recovery, however, followed in a short time.
Attacks were made on other stocks, but the gen.
eral market displayed a strong temper, which
brought nearly everything up. The close was
firm, generally at higher figures than last even
ing. Cordags remains down l.
Governments-S Steady.
pot nl -C1nca Mo-, 6To
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May. Sic,

Money on Call easy: closed offered at z;
primo mercantile paper 3h95; sterling OK
change, steady; 6o-day bills. $l.86; demand,
S4,S7h.
CHICAGO CATTLE.
CHICAGO. April DISQUALIFICATION. 10000:
steady; prime steers, 81. COCA. so; others, $3.25@
BITS: stockers, s.. 25M3.l0.
Hogs-Receipts. n. 600: lower: rough and COM
mon, S4.0OM4.25; mixed and packers. 81. 5004 60;
prime heavy and butchers weights. S.. 65D
4.70
bheep-Receipts, 1000. steady: ewes, 81 0o@
4.25; wetLers and yearlings, x6. 00@B. So; west.
erns, So. 75tg6.10.
CHICAGO PRODUCE.
Cn1cAeo. April. 13-close-Whea - Steady;
cash. May. 82bc.
Corn--Higher; cash, 405sc; May, 40So.
Oats-Fir1n: cash, May, 293sc.
I3arley-5l@6Dc.
pork-Firm; cash, SOTO; May. $40. 20.
~Lard-tirm. cash, ST. 17h; May, So. 2aM.
sho~ulders-$4.50n5 90.
Short clear-SG 17MM6. 20.
Short ribs So .60A5 G2h.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING OF THE MEL
- hart Company-1o the Stockholders OF tho
Neihart company: You are hereby notified that II
special meeting Of the stockholders Of said COM
/, Power building, in the city Of Helena. Mon
tana, on Monday, April %, 1sa2, at three O'Clock
p. NJ, to elect five trustees of said com pany and
to transact such other business al may properly
come before said meeting. u. w. IOOLE.
Is. Brown, President.
Serrntary.
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NOTICE OF Observation-Disclosures is
~ hereby given that tho CO. partnership hereto
fore, existing between James s. Grant and
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
JAMES s. GRANT.
STEPHEN Il. WHALEN.
Dated April !, 1882.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAI BOOKS
~ will be opened for receiving gu INSCRIPTIONS
to the capital stock of The Helena, Missouri
River Valley and Eastern Railroad company at
10 O'Clock a. m. on the 10th day of April. 1892,
ct room ~, Montana National Bank building.
Helona, don't.
A. Freeman Foote, Stephen Carpenter. John
D: Wilson. Arthur q Lombard, Walter IL.
Little. Dated Helena, Mont. March 10. 1852.
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TOR sALE-I HAVE A FEW WHITE Leg
y horn and duck eggs for sAle. Apply to
Patrick Hall. ago Upper Main street.
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RUSINESS CHANGE-A HOTEL DOING AN
- excellent business. central location, first
class furniture. nearly new; dining and kitchen
equipments for 100 guesta; only ~ 1000 aRh,J bal
ance on time. Owner has larger interasts and
must dispose Of this. Address Herbert B. Reed.
Bailey block,
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TOR sALE-DEsIRABLE SHEEP OR CAT
II tie ranch Of 800 acres on Big Black,oot,. -
miles north OF Drummond station. ample build
ings including %sawmi1l,, all under fence, first
wafer right Of over 1000. inchas; $4,000; call or
write for full particulars. Matheson y CO.,
Dauvnr nlnrk. .G59l % A@E&G % @
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avenue, i rooms, city water. near electric
line, 81 $3.50, payable 5000 down, 30 per month.
Matheson u Co, Denver block.
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JAIAhTED-IO TRADE A GROOM HOUSE
w on east side, hardwood floor and finish.
bath, furnace, all modern oonyenlonces ier y
improved property. or will seu equity TOE &o'V0
Etanln IL EleInenLA
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rOR SALE-SPLENDID RANCH OF 1000
{ acres, on the upper Ysllowstoae, twelve
miles from l4ivingaton; ample water and ditohes.
good buildings, $l0 per acre. Matheson " 20.
Denver bloch.
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FOR sALE-LADY's DRIVING or FAMILY
= horse, buggy and harness. upright piano,
handsome parlor stove. sewing machine, Eng
liah breeoh-loader. rifles. fishing poles, etc.;
owner leaving; will sell cheap Tor cash. T. O.
boz 7IT,
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EOR sALE-S75 FOR LOT. ON DAVIS
u street. bOxllA Matheson i Co, Denver
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rOR %sALE-FINE EtGHT-ROOM BRICK
residence on west sido, only two blocks
from Main street; fronts on two streets; very
cheap. Steele u Clements.
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WANTED - no EXCHANGE RUlIILING
Nv lot for ! good driving horas, harness,
buggy. atd. Inquire at 1891 Liyingston avenue.
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EOR sALE-A LARGE NEW HOUSE ON
J. prominent avenue; has all modern improve
ments and is in good condition; price very low
and terms to suit; a snap. W.. 4. Cox, Gold
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L tion, one. third down, balance in one and
two years time, interest atd per cent. Matheson
Il Co. Danyer hlOok. We
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WANTED-AROUT0NE HUNDRED CORDS
Of, wood per monthl, to ba delivered on
tics who will contract for tho delivery OF this
wood will please address tile undersigned, nAnl-
ing price and shipping stAtinn. The United
Mont.
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ITO SALEr-EIGHT-ROOM DWELLING IN
i Leno1, modern. $500, easy terms. Mathe-