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NOTICE Of GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL
- estAte-Notice is hereby given that in pur-
.uAnce 81 IN order Of the district court OF the
First judicial district Of the 81 ate Of ~hlontana
on 9. the 18th day Of April, 4. .; 1872, il ths mattes
Whitehead. Mary T. Whiteheana 4 and si'l john G {.
Whitehead. minors, the undersigned guardian
cell at private snle to the highest bidder, fnr
cash. in lawful money Of the United States, and
subject, to CONTINUATION Of said court, On or after
' J 2nd day Of May. a. D; lso2: 81 the right,
sau 70 AZ that certain lot, pieoe OF parcel Of
enh county q Levi and Clarke. aud state Of
paaroe OF land lying and being in Taylor and
Thomson placer, in the northwest quarter Of
lae southwest quarter OF the southwest quarter
: e v sect h n thirty es91, township 70. notth. range
rect from We northwest corner Of lot is, thence
north sixty,tx feet, thence north hfty-seven de-
grees east toS,''e west line OF .Clore street, thence
Is toq re , pI.os 81 u , in: %sI1ty-s lit; fset ~ thence wess
frontage ct sixy-four feet on Park avenue
s .fforms5;!aY clore street. il tho city q Helens
Terms and conditions Of sale: Cash, Or partly
cash, IN lawful money Of the United States. tho
balance to bear interestAt not less than 10 per
cent per. annum and to Esssacured by mortgage
upon said property. Deed ut expense of pur-
chaser.
Bids or offers may be made at sny time after
the first publication. OF this notice. aua. befr1u
the making 81 the sale. -" -
left at the office of Alex G. Hotkin and Theo.
Shed. attorneys at law. rooms 100, 10 and III.
Granite block, or delivered to the undersigned
2. Whitehead. Mary Il. Whitehead and john
Dated Helena, Mont. April Z. 1892.
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EUMMON4-lN THE. DISTRICT COURT
q the !ktrat judicial district Of tho state of
Montana. IN and for tho county Of LowisA and
ahomas lilahri.t, Charles, Gilohriat and VIII
4. Edgar. p%artnars, doing business under tho
y ssa 'l aa%' s q S.asRs'' nd af's Join { Ed Hsa. s'isin''ft e:
hnabAnd, defendants.
.h The state q Ment.n. sends greeting to the
Yon are hereby required to appear in An action
M n,ffpfg3 Il Il: . si.tsialy s esn b the =; A., sna, a., N. sasfa,! Main ..
eoaaty i j L.yi: and dlsrts, i.sd % oa sn. va tho
complaint filed ths.reln. within ten daya
service on you Of this II served within
within this district, within tventy ddays; ethesr;viss
sald complaint. : - prayer q
nf two hundred and sixty-ona and 6t-l0O dollars
lumber md building materisls, sold and asti y.
request. il ths city 81 Helena, county q T. L L.nsis
March; q i is SIS, ma M..s q. isss; sIso to rscovel
psyment q said .um having been wiitahheidi By ),
cover costs Of suit in this behalf expended, iii
dle herein, to which special reference Is hereby
And you are hereby notified that il you fail to
appear and answer he said complaint, as Abuya
occurred, the said plaintiffs will take iudement
tof IVY hundred and sixty. onn and B4-luO dollars
and interest thereon from and after the 18th dav
O. NAY, 1889. It the rate .ot 10 per cent psr a.
nnm, and for costa OF snit.
Given under my hand and the zeal or thu dis.
court Of the, First judicial district 81 the
state Ct Montana. in and for the county Of Lewis
md Clarke, this 9Th day OF April, In the yea7
ninety-two. -" :
lsEAI-l JOHN BEAN. Clerk
= ~ II. q. FREEMAN. Deputy CLERK.
y. L KNOWLES. Attorney for Plaintiffs.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-IN ACCORD
~ ance with q resolution adopted at a meeting
Of the board Of trustees of the Montana 3 Idaho
Mining Il Reduction company. held this day, a
special meeting of the stockholders of said COM
pany is hereby called, the same to be held at The
Tuesday tie i7th day of May, isSS. 1t 10 o' (
Tho object Of such meeting is to devise ways
liabilities of said company, including advances
made, and to be made BY various parties and
any any, Of the methods 5.peinafter m mem ioaa9ao oy b by
any two or more Of them, to-wit:
To authorize the board of trustees to sell four
thousand shares Of the capital stock Of the cor.
poration now held by James KAsson rs trustee,
and known az treasury stock.
:, A .h to authorize nE? The board Of trustees to sell
certain patent for an invention which was as
signed to the company, by y l. Austin, on the
the interest in, said patent right which Che cor
idaho.
Also to authorize the board Of trustees to
hypothecato and mortgage the whole or any part
OF the property and assets OF the corporation to
gagged consists of the patent right aforesaid,
sometimes called the Austin patent, in which tho
and idaho, also all the leasea, rents, rights, fran
chises and royalties growing out Of the same IN
which the company is. interested; also certain
Gently in nse At Toston, Montana a more par
ticular description of winch can be obtained by
applying to w. B. Lorentz, superintendent at
1oston, Montana.
The object OF such meeting Is also to elect 8
board of trustees and to transact such other
business a. may DO lawfully traneacted.
The books for transfer Of stock will DO closed
Tor twenty days prior to May II, 1892.
A. 6. POSlELTHWAITE.
JAMES KASSON,
N. G. THRALL
GEO. O. NETTLETON,
L. B. NORIHROP,
E. B: NoRTHnoP, Trustees.
Secretary.
Dated this 18th day OF March. 1892.
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showing how largely silver was used in
other countries India, Japan and China
were given as examples, whore over 81, $780,
100000 or over half OF all the ailvor clrcu-
lates among 40O.0O0.0O0 inhabitants, - per
capita. Yet they say we will be flooded if
W. adopt free coinage. These nations. II
they had the other half OF all the silver in
the world, would only have IS per capita.
or ths 0 100000 in the Latin union
France controls 5000 Q COO. When the
GerTnans levied their war Indemnity upon
the country, the people OF France we're able
to 90 down in thoir pockets and dig up the
amount in four days. He then referred to
tho action Of England in buying American
silver and coming il into rupees to trade
for the wheat OF India BY which England
Smith closed with an appeal for unity i'll
the west. aud that the south was with us.
IA. M. Hotter expressed himSelf for free
and unlimited coinage. He said the power
OF the gold trust, lead by the Rothschilds
and Others, was so enormous that the po-
how strong it was in Europe, he pointed to
the Egyptian loan made twenty years ago
by the Rothschilds. They took up $780,
100000 in bonds at 80 to IS cents on the
dollar. Egypt could not stand il. 1t only
had a population Of 100000 and q scanty
people rebellsd. England ssnt her navies
and took possession Of the country, and
levied $50, 900, 900 interest on tho bonds and
an additional $27, 900. 600 to main
tain her armies in Egypt. What a
power this ia that each party must fear2
The profits of the gold trust are enormous.
OF course we do not expect anything like
this will happen to this county. The eff
feet of the levy on the Eayptians was to
make their per capita $l7.50 per head out
aide of their " tax. Watch the silver.
When wheat is high in India silver is low
in the United States. ~
The meeting closed with a resolution
by George B. Foote that each man
present constitute himssif a committee of
one to bring another to the next meeting
Monday evening next, when the COM
on resolutions will report and sigma
lures to the club membership will be re-
Ceiyed.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The Ohio river is rising, and floods in
Mill Creek valley are feared.
The carpenters and bosses of Cincinnati
have agreed upon a scale for two years.
Gov. Flower has called an extra aession
of the New York Legislature to meet next
Monday night.
Seventeen trunk factories have gone into
one company with a capital of 81 5000, 900.
to divide territory and reduce expenses.
Postmaster Kaufman, at Reisel, Texas,
was assassinated Wednesday night by two
negroes. 1t is supposed tho motive WAS
robbery.
Col. William Henry Dixon, assistant gen.
eral passenger agent of the Chicago. Bill
waukee d st. Paul. died at st. Paul THUS
day afternoon of bronchitis.
James Cockerson, of Dss Moines, a..
killed his divorced wife and w. T.. Davis
Wednesday night and then committed sui
eide. Another who was present il
now a ravinR maniac.
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U AN ISLAND
Report That American Capitalists Have
Captured SAN Domingo.

IxGnOEe I1nC american SNptNftAtet IL AAMN0
Captured SAN Domingo
Nsw York, April 2I.-A special cable
from Amsterdam says: There ID reported
here a most sensational aud remarkable
international transaction which cannot fail
to make'a great stir in England and Ger
many. The transaction consists Of the
Virtual sale Of the island republic, San
Domingo, to a private company iii the
United states, the sum agreed upon being
81, 100000 in Ave per cent debentnress Sc
other a~rtioles. This concession has boon
sold by Westerndorf, the we'll known
bunker Of this CITY. and representative Of
San Domingo bondholders. At present
nothing remains but the signatures Of tho
American representatives to complete the
transaction and secure for the United States
this most IMPORTANT harbor and eoalln9
station. The holder IF this concession
practically rulea the republic beoa use he
pays the officials and receives revenues
from the tobacco monopoly.
IA striking feature, however. is the state
ment that the scheme has been approved
and endorsed by Blaine aud supported by
Gould and Ogden Mills. Il is also 70.
ported that those gentlemen are going to
spring il upon the United States Rs u cam
paiSn weapon somewhat upon the same
lines Rs those upon which Beaconsfielu Sc
cured control Of tho Suex canal for Eng
land. The transaction has been rushed
through with unprecedented rapidity, all
the details having been arranged in four
teen days by Raton Won Olegar, together
Solicitor Thomas Watson. They are
now awaiting the arrival of the American
This former does not deny that
the so-called private company is virtually
the United States government, which III
this manner now and forever becomes mas.
ter of San Domingo. One of the most ac-
tive negotiators has been lsaacs, son of the
lord mayor of London, and Legrue
Restio. of Brussells."
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ROUGH MARCHING WEATHER.
Experienced by the Troops and Caffeine.
in Wyoming.

Experienced by the Troops and Cattlemen
in Wyoming.
DENVER, April 21.-A special to the Re
publican from Douglass. Wyo., says the
captured cattlemsn are resting comfortably
in camp tonight at Browns Springs. a
stage station thirty-eight miles north. The
trip has been a hard one, the expedition
travelling three days through a binding
sleet storm. at various points along the
route armed men were met and on sew
eral occasions COWBOYS hold consultations
with the %captives, but no symptoms of hos
Utility were manifested. The scarcity OF
forage along the route used up the animals
and caused delay. 1t is believed the party
will reach Fort Fetternan, whore they will
strike the railroad, late tomorrow night.
Three companies of the Seventeenth in
fantry came in from Fort Russell tonight
and will remain until Van Horne and party
arrive.
Saturday q c%oroner's jury at Buffalo re-
turned a verdict of murder in the fret de-
gree against the invaders who killed the
%rustlers ALTA ranch.
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RECURRENCE OF EARTHQUAKES.
The Work of Monday Continued In the
Valleys of California.

Tbs Work of Monday Continued In the
Valleys of California.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 21.-There was n
recurrence of the earthquake wave in the
central pa:t Of the state this forenoon. It
was p%erceptible in this city, and also no
ticeable as far as Reno. 1t was felt as far
north as Red Bluff and south to the San
Juan valley. The shock was not 50 severe
rs hat of Monday night at most points,
but at Sacramento it was sharper than any
previous one, and caused some excitement.
At the state capitol building one of the
plaster figures above the main portico was
overturned and levsled to the ground. At
Woodland brick walls fell down and chin
neys were overturned. At Dixon and Ds-
~visville several brick buildings which were
damaged Monday were demolished. a
survey of the damages at six towns in the
Vaca and Sacramento valleys show that the
buildings uninjursd were mostly frame. In
this city and Sacramento the shock was
not so noticeable in strong business blocks
nor mission churches, many Of which are
over 100 years old.
A dispatch from Esparto says that q
severe shock occurred there this morning
completely levelling the brick portion of
town. Every brick chimney was thrown to
the ground and wooden buildings wrenched
out of shape. Several people were injured.
Reports from GHe country aTooNu EsPartO
tell of great destruction to property. Many
teams broke and ran away, wreckins
valuable vehicles and i~njuring stock. Ex-
tensive assures are reported between Els
parto and Woodland.
At Sacramento clustering fell from q
number of ceilings, many chimneys top
pied over, Rnd glassware was broken in
urockery stores. In the state house, be-
sides the topping over of the plaster statue
q crack was made in the ceiling, extending
from one end of the building to the other.
Books were thrown from the shelves in the
library.
At the town of Winters the shock COM
pletely demolished buildings injured Mon
day. One man was badly hurs by falling
walls. Three brick and stone houses near
town were completely wrecked. At Davis
vile the shock seemed to exceed that of
Monday, assures in the ground showing
considerable enlargement and much addi-
tiona damage being done to property. AT
Dixon to-day's shock completed the wrsek
begun Monday. Only two or three brick
buildings in the town are safe, while there
were many narrow escape s from serious ac-
oidents, a hotel and several prominent
buildings being badly injured. Reports of
q similar nature come from all towns in the
valley.
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ribs FOR BUILDING PooRHoUsE-oF-
- nee of the County Clerk, Park County, LIVING
stons Mont, April q, l89i-sealed proposals for
tho furnishing OF ~nateria. and the building and
constructing Of the Park county pocrhouse, sit
!!iated apout thrae miles east Of tie city Of Liv-
ingston. will BIO received.
Plans ard specifications are now ready snd
can te seen at the office of Galbreith & fuller.
architects, IN tho city of Livingston. The board
rieject any or all bids or proposals. BIDS shall
Pc sent t. the county clerk OF Park county, on
fore IL o'clock noon. May 10. 4. D.. 1892.
by order of tho board of county commission
ers OF Park county.
8. DEBTSCH.
County Clerk ard Recorder,
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Affairs in Brazil.

BUENos AYREs, April 21.-The latest news
from Matte Crosse. Brazil, is to the effect
that the reyolutionists intend to offer de-
termined resistance to the government
troops. All the steamers on the paramu
river have been seized by the insurgents.
The government troops expect to arrive at
Matte Crosse next week and will at once
attack the forts occupied by the insurgents,
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Bombarded q Restaurant,

PARIS. April 2l.-Great CONSERVATION was
caused on the boulevard des Italians to-day
by a shabbily dressed man who stopped in
pront OF the cafe Richie and bombarded the
windows with stones. The anarchist out
RACES came to the minds of the occupants
of the cafe and they foo in confusion. The
man was arrested after he finished his
amusement and when questioned said he
was an anarchist.
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How the Tramp Took his Medicine.

How the Tramp Took His Medicine.
Few tramps are lacking in chesk, but the
Hartford Times has discovered one who
easily carries off the palm. He appeared at
the rear door of a Hartford residence. and
on being asked what he desired, explained
that he wished some hot water and a little
sugar. He had bsen having much trouble
of late, he said, with his stomach, and he
wanted to cure it. The demand appeared
10 mild and reasonable for one of his kind
to make, that it was at once complied with.
Setting down the articles on the table, this
wandering gentleman removed from his
hip pocket a well-flled bottle of gin and
proceeded to ooncoct his grog. The mixing
stepped to the door and, with a gesture of
cordial welcome, invited three hitherto un-
seen companions to step in and have a
nip,n
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M NrCier Under ArrasE

MONTREAL, April 21.-Mercier, the ex-
premier, who is ill in bed, was to-day
placed under arrest by 4 summons to APP
pear before the criminal court at Quebec on
April %, to answer to the charge of con-
splracy to defraud the province out of
$4,000. The premier will obey the sum-
mons and defend himself.
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p1orFER MINING coMpANY. WORKS

pIoNEER MINING COMPANY. WORKS
- located at he'd Mountain. Lewis and Clarke
county, Montana-Notic 10 hereby given, that at
q meeting OF the trustees Of said'company. held
ment Of one and one-half (1h) cents per share
was lsyisd upon the capital stock Of said com
payable on or before the 9th day Of May.
psny, room 8. Gold block. Helena, Lewis and
Clarke county. Montana. Any stock upon which
day Of May, 1882, shall DO doomed delinquent.
and will bs duly advertised for eale at public
auction, and unle 8 payment shall be made he
Pay the delinquent asseasment, together with the
costa of advertising and expenses OF sale.
MASSENA BULLARD.
Of Pioneer Mining company, room 8,
Gold block. Helena. Lewis and Clarke county,
Montana.
Dated March %, 1892.
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National Convention of oo1ored M en-.

NHhluHal SonScnbson III oloiS Gl
CINCINNATI, April 21,-The committee re-
GENTLY appointed at a mass meeting has
decided to call a national convention of the
colored people of the United States
for the purpose of taking effective
stops to enlist the sympathy of all ciyiIi-
zation in behalf of justice for the negro.
Each state will be entitled to one delegate
for every 10000 colored population, or
fraction thereof. It is not intended that
the convention shall be in any way q po-
iitical affair.
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News to Them.

New YORK, April 21.-Conoerning the
reported virtual sale of San Domingo,
George Gould said, in the absence Of
his father, he was sure the latter had never
heard of it. Ogden Mills also said he had
never heard Of it. Consul Uasqnez. OF San
Domingo, and Consul General Haustsdt, of
Hayti, which occupies one-third Of San
Domingo. both said the story was news to
them. That such a plan could not have
been considered, fer no man or party could
agree to sell the land. That could only be
done by a vote of all the people. Such a
vote had not been asked for.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO CUT TIM
4. BERN accordance with tho provisions of
section :. rules and regulations prescribed by
the honorable secretary of the interior May 5,
1871, |, the undersigned, retilent of Park
county, Montana, hereby give notice that
at the expiration OF twenty-one days from
the first publication of this notice will make
written application to the honorable secretary of
the interior for authority to cut and remove all
the timiber fit for lumber on tho following dc
scfibed land, to-wit; Section no. "a, township
No. ., south of range No. Z east. in Park county,
Montana. Said timber consisting of fir, spruce
and pine, amounting in all to about 5OO,0 GD feet.
HARRY GASEERI.
First publication April 20, 1892.
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WASHINGTON, April 21.-A reporter called
on Secretary OF State Blaine in reference to
the above oableeram, but found him out.
Assistant Secretary Wharton said hs lad
never heard of the San Domingo matter,
as did Acting Secretary OF the Navy Solely
and other department. chiefs. ""' %
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.OIn M 4 7 ION,

ihave q positive remedy for the above disease; by its
use thousands of cases of the worst kind and OF long
standing hnve been cured. Indeed 30 strong Is my faith
tn its efficacy, that will send TWO BcrrLGs FREE, With
on tins disease to any sui.
tersr wte will send me their Express and P.o. address,
H a. Slocums M. Ca ISL Pearl St., N, W
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TIME

TIME SCHEDULE.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT HELENA.
No. 1. Pacjtic Mail. west bound ........ 1855 p. m
No. 2, Atlantic mail. east bound lO:2o p. a
No. S, Logan passenger. connecting 1t
Logan with No, ). facihc express,
west bound. 49,. 2:1O a. m
No.G. Missoula and Butte passenger -. ESQ p. m
No. 8, Marysvil1e passenger. ...........1l:20 q. m
No. 10. Marysville accommodation. 80. Gas p m
No. q, Wickes, Boulder and Elkhorn
passenger .,..... $40 ..
No. 1G2, Himini mixed, Mondays, We'd
nesdnys and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500 D. m
TRAINS DEPART FROM HELENA.
No. /, Pacific Mail, west bound ........ 1850 p. IN
Nc. 2, Atlantic Mall. Gust bound ....... 1885 :. m
No. Il, Logan. passenger, connecting at
Logan with Atlantic express. east
bound, -5 ii ......s........ ITO D. m
No. 8, Butte and Missoula passenger. R:0h 4. m
No. z, Marysville passenger. ......... 7a5 a. m
No. 9, Marysville accommodation. 80. 800 D. m
No. 10, Wickes, Boulder and E!khorn
passenger =. ....... ...,......... 7:s5 a. m
No. 1Ol, Rinini mixed, Mondays, We'd
nesdAys and Fridays, .............. Bis e. m
For Rates, Maps, Time Tables or Special
atios apply tn Chas. +. Fee. General
Passenger and Ticket Agent, st. Paul,
MINI, or
e D. EDGAR,
General Agent Of the Northern Pacific II. II. at
HELENA. MONT.
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THE MARK EIS.
STOCKS.

New York. April 21.-Bar silver. SIN.
Copper-Quiet; lake. $1L.80 bid. |
Lead-Firm: domestic, $t.25@4. 80.
The stock market to-day was almost entirely
professional, but tho general bearish feeling of
local traders caused it to droop Throughout.
Final changes are generally small Losses.
Governments-Dull; firm.
Petroleum-May closed 59Ac.
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CHICAGO CATTLE.
,Cr1cAao. April 2l,-Cattls-Recsipt., Il, 900;
higher; choice to prime steers, 81. 40@4. s.; others,
S3. 250 4.25; stockers. So. 9OA3.5O.
hegs-Receipts, $4,000: lower: rough and COM
mon, - .OoM4.40: mixed and packers. $4.5514 60.
shaep-Receipts, 5000; steady; wethers and
clipped Texans, S.. 1905 SO.
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHICAGO. April. 2L-Close-Wheat - Easy:
cash. May, S0ssc.
Corn-Lower; cash, 4oH @41Ac; May, 4sAc,
Oats-Fasy: cash, 2sBc; May, 28Ac.
B~arley-5JMGOc.
~Pork-steady; cash, s9s42Na; May, $9.4 Ii.
~Lard-Steady; cash. May, S.. Is.
thoulders--S4 "a. 5Oma 90,
Bhort c!ear-$6. 17A0ab. 20.
Short rihs-$5, 521a15 S..
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FOR sALE-HAY RANCH AT HELMsvlLLE
= all fenced, stables and cabin; controls rest
range in Nlavada valley; splendid water and lots
o8 it: can be irrigated with one gate; said to pro-
ducs four tons Of timothy to the acre; price,
81, 800, ", 800 down. balance on time. Mstheson
d Co, Denver block. &
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tUK SALE-EBIABL,sHED MEnCN NTH II
business with u larg, trade: will trade fnr
epts. ""'t9 SAoin-
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EuR sALE-LoTs ON FIFTH. AVENUE AT
$500 each; one-third down, balance in ak
and twelve months- Matheson u Co.
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THE POPULAR LINE.

Daily Express Trains carry elegant Pullman
6leepins Cars, Dining Cars, Day Coaches, Pull.
man Tourist Sleepers ind Free Colonist Sleep.
ing Cars.
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NOR SALE-UNTIL APRIL is, LOT box140
yer block.