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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-17

sTEAMERS.
pacific NAvIoArtox CO.
wHArcoM ROUTE.
STEAMERS STATE or WASHINGTON AND
Alternate on Following Schedule
Leave 900 PM. Tacoma. Arrive 500 aa
Leave $50 pm. Seattle. :. Leave 600 an.
Leave II ~ Pm. Everett Leave 1850 I'm
Lave l:So amsPt Townsend Leave 500 pm
Leave $50 am. .Fairhaven. . Leave 400 pm
Arrive 500 am. -. Whaacoa.. Leave $50 pm
'steAmef Sehone calls 81 fort Townsend every
alternate day in beth directions
Ccnnects q Everett daily With steamers for
Monticello tor Port Townsend aud Port Angeles;
a. Tacoma with trains fsr west south and east: At
Whsscons with q. r. r. n trains 70: north and east
t. CoxSER AND wHIDBY ISLAND
STEAMER TAIRHAvEN
tAaves Seattle daily except Saturday, 900 . m,
Tor Evefstt, Ia Conner Aat all WILDLY Isiand
points; arrives Ia Conner 3:J0p m leaves Ia
Conner quo p n-. calling 1t same points: touches
Everett 80 q IN. and arrives seattle 400 = M
EVERETT AND sNoHoMIsH ROUTE
STEAMER HENRY BAILEY
Connects ~ Everett daily with boats 10 and from
East Everett. Lowell and snohomish.
y. B.rreisht shipped via our lire goes through
during the night
Headquarters In seattle. 1eser DOCK.
For further Information address
az J.RATHhoNk. oen1 Agent. Seattle.
FRANK wATEkHorsE. aeni Mgr. Tacoma
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BORT ASoKLEs. PORT TOWNSEND. pux.
gsasAs and seAgie vos.e-
sfsw cAGp
Fest Passenger ard Freight Propeller
N0<TfCELI1
Commencing TaesdAy, May ~ 1923.
Leaves deiiy except Ionday - follows; Seattle
= ma. Towssend 10 -; arrives Pert Angeles
u m Leaves Pert Angeles n m. Pars
Townsesd 30 p. IN. arrisss seattle 10 y
Lanasaga City Dock, seattle: Tfhcsi's pocx. rsn
Townsend. Mcrss's p1cx. Port Au<eles
HATCH BROS
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Hsfmaa Gseek1e cE4 ueeans Day coaeAes
eRa Aness Palace btaiae Cara eesveea s<assse. e.
fsna 80 Chicago wssAeas cAArxM Con asessoas
- IL points n IL Caissd Stakes Aad IaSassA
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GREAT NoRrHERN HALLWAY LINE
SeAtsh = Montana Railway FAlshaven q Southern
Railroad. New West Minister south
efn Railway.
TINE CARD IN EfrEUr JUNE IL 1904
70 AND EnoM
Everett Masysviiie. atanwced. NJ Vernon FAN.
haven, New WhafcaunA BiAiue AID
Brownsville1
Trains leave seattle. passenger ...... s:sS :. m.
IrainssAffive seattle. passenger. loss 4 IN.
THROUGH cars between seattle and Rrownsyi,,e
eonnscttne with electric line for vancouvee
ia WILSON. Agent
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TAKING IprDcP
THuRsDAY. JUNE L
TINE cAnr.
Leave Tacoma--6:3O e.ts q. IN. so Sis p =.
Leave BeAitie-e:l6 HAS . M, $50. 90 3 n
scNpAY.
Leave TAcoma-S:a1. IL ~ . m. A,33 p M.
Leave seaftie-e.0O . m, 400 100 y n
Landing at ~ r. wharf, Tacoma. and Conmsr
ciAi dock foot Of Marion street seattle
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FAST TINE
PORT GARDNIR ROUTE
ATEANER GREY HoCyD.
Commencing Feb IL. Daily eHceps SUNDAY.
Leaves 100
Arrives Everett ......................... e.ib m
leaves Everett. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $40 .
Arrives a<attio. IL :ss =
Laavso seattle Observation-Disclosures. 1890 d
Arrives Everett OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. z. : m
Leaves Everett. z: 10 .
Arrives Seattle ......,.......,..-......A .s1 y m
l<aves Seattle OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sste IN
Arrives everett 8:3v pm
IAAvos Everett ..-...................... 90 IN
Arrives Seattle e;ly IN
go. leaves seattle - 40 = in lx;i3 p m
0"""Hs Leaves kverstl. ..e.A5 . IN, 2.Aa d
Connecta with boat for snohomisn- Connects
vtsh steamer Flyer for Tacoma
Trips daily including sunday
Loayez colman dock. foo, OF CoiuusetA street
0GATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION CO
CLACD TROUT. FRANK W. oooDHuE.
Prea seer.
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CU000ncon9 March 9snL pAsseo9oro ooavtne
epekaae on NcndAys. weaaesdays ana Fr,i "a
e0nsect came afternoon - Norsapcrt with sseasnss
sof Tran trsek. keoeaA nelson hAisaur. fslst RAy.
arriving from the ncssn On those days viii 70 -
Soctsy throngh 70 spox ane. arriving ~ 3 81 p n
Daily sefvtes via this aane vii cemmeaco abooo
April lou. when paessnssfs siii q thre0oA -
oome cay
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xRT Yo3G eFOcE 8xcuA1o2
kRw Yoal: Jsss M-Ths soee1 Dashss -,
sssoeg today: visA s1vsseO rangfag frs0 s1Dk
Dsr csat fi8Ns thSD1eh Ne lts& n fonsovo-
Dsatis astsiisstsd ehieAy 70 clearing heass hants
Issuing iess SsruGessss and fsssAsg asciiss r.
sossign sxehsnse- The ersaasss aAva.ss - q.
Sssioaai ssaseA ssspoa psssssssA vAieA -
posnsA DissSslsss eaoe nsxe win . de- a y
and Inquire vas sstDsisAsd u spppgS
nat sss dspussse soeetsas g - Wse
bad ssesisd sts;s 1i6seeness. Nsstoaas Cseaaes
eomnoa rosf asd psesssssd pss esns, GsasrsI
Eisetric cold up Per esst ana cbfeaeo Gss 81
vsaeed II elFiy IN ths dag. The speculative
interest ees;fsd largely in industrials, bat Sab
seqosnfly nesvsy shssss aeveiossd naskae
ssssasfh and pn sapscvsnsss of hDa pss esua
AIssf o etoeF shsss vss . ossssai rsacssoa q
ISIS PEI este ~ eenssqsencs Of hsGa sssss fox
moasy. pas + rally OF ls9rs sasued sna shs
Govsrnmeus s0nds-ssesay.
FsssussuD-.osn; Sxle bsa.
usAserAL
1oosy-On:eali, actsve: A09 ~ esus aap,A.
essseo.A Yfos psess. e1s pss esst sssetin9
ssn1Sss:fe-SSsa: scsnai business In bnakoss
a. 1870 :. ser sa-day. and tAssDAs<
NEW Yo.x; yu,e M-s., 49,, sn<.. -.
- ss''sn. $50
0oxpA
Ssv Io1x, June IL -cissisg:
IS =: Is.:ss. ':..,.:.: Y s.s
RAnsoAD nocEa
Canadian Psfiae. 7sssxossh vsssssa..... yoas
Ssnaoian soVsA'n s0z Preferred . .s742
Genital raetese 2ys New York Ceasrni ~,
{. ~ 20 $50. ss5e short ins. ..... II
lackawsnns -. lkaZ Reading - TO-
Donvsf r. q 80 fsrntuai 81
Illinois CentSal 81 Rto sssnd Wess. !. "a
kansss 1exss.... D. Preferred -. s.
Loke Snoeo lZpA ftssts ........ 7fi<
lIouia 4 SasS... S. Roek Island -. ma
Aieh Csusssls - - Paul . oelS
Miseoun rse;ae.. ssl<SsI PsuI : O9she ~
North Amssisssa.. 81 rsxss Psctae a.
Sosshsss fse;ae.. ia4usieo PsetAo.... 291s
1nusfA
Cotton OsI.. sy<Sss Coraaea. la<
DtsuiieA cd. X91Nat Lnsoed OIL. II
1oo0... .......;...- 2xsSugoY ,...... 03l<
yxraxss conpAHfsA
Ancsieea. 49,. los wssis-Faxga 1900. ~
siscELlAxsoua
chteaeo Geo.. 7isf racfAc Man. $3.50. ~
Gen. Kisetsist -. III Pullman. . ISL
Ofeeo0 Imp t.. ~ lwsssesn Untoa... ss,<
Oregon Nav. So. 60
MINING srocxa
Con. Cal. 4 We. 7usissra Nevada. 80. -
Dead wood. ....- ! 0nSsendasd. ...... I oS
0outo Custw..,. s0cpton Con. IS
Hale 4 SosQssso-. 6uYsliow Jscket.... ! -
Homsseake S.. 10 0eison Silver, Is
Mexican. So. lsQuicksilvsr. . %
Oatario $3.50 -.... ~ OIL Preferred. 49,. Is %
Ophis.. $3.50. ] 7CDulwss ........... 10
BJyWoutb- s...-. -
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2lDE AND SHIPPING.
3 luiens Jump Upward Half
asCent Per Pound.
- saeoxeEs WITHOUT STOCK
nGcs 1Svsss-OsA Pseessss Are
n.sesa Iswes--Bseesas oevs ~.
g1vsa n AssksG

g e~,susuesr % AsRscrIsrHs vBAnus
nruAr-pAfLY ScIIefSH
ssxrr1R. guno H. lDo4
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OFFICIAL 1INR CARD
TAKING EFFECT JUNE &. 1894.

AAAAA~S0 1C ASA 0NSn 0s 1919.
1nAfNS LEAVE sxArriR:
- . Pant and Esss-4 80 p IA aaa 10 % n n
Fes Portland and Sosfa-SlS q m 40 az
$40 = m
Fer Uynp,a. Gray's 1arAoe esrsss aaa seu,A
0ond-6s13 "A
Icf T.coma-s:Is and lo:ss = N. ass. s.sa.
100. $40. ard 10 - D n
xos sncasmish. ssars ana Anscesses-s:se
q M en1 S.3e M
Ees Everett sanas ssa wAaseOm-es OA m.
~ Sooqnasmte fAsss and North Beod-e. %
1RArxS ABsIvs AZ sRArrxn
1ssD . PAM aaA Eass-l22s . N aaa go
BON rersiaad and seusA-i:ls = m, 500 and
100 p N ~
Prem Olympia Gray's Harbor essies and south
0eod-eso0 p m ~
From Tacons-lg:fS. las snd Sis n n
II Is. Loo s:s0 snd $50 o m
Prom SoohomioA, eoafo ana Anseo-sa,- io. a
Z INA 80 p. m
Prom Evsrest. samas ana whatcon-A: "a n m
Prom AncqaA-Uie Falls and NofsA Bend-l: 81
p m
RAILROAD AND sTEANsHTP TIcKErs TO
ALL POINTS IN THE woRln
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Arrive Vancouver Leave Vancouver
Nav g. 1893 Empress Of China Nay IS, 1898
MAY "a 1893 Empress % India June S, 1929
Juns IL. 1888 Empires of japan Juns 20. 1898
july g. 1899 Empress Of Chino Jafy II. 1898
yaIy "a 1898 Empress OF India AuH. T. 1898
AUG Ia 1898 Empress Of Japan Aug. ~, lra3
rent g. 1898 Empress Of China a>pt. l.. saS
eope ~ fReY Empress 81 India Oct. 10. 1898
&c. as 1898 Empress Of japan Nov. II 1898
0oV "a 1893 Empress Of Chine Dec III, 1891
For full Information apply -
uK0 McDRoWN. pissrses Passenger Aesa1
Vancouver
4 ". Nc0iNNIA Agent ssarr-so block. -
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-13

, the First judicial district of the state Of
MontnnA, in and for the county of Lewis anti
". !. Phillips, plaintiff. vs.. Joel t. Smith.
The state Of .Mont.n, sends greeting to tho
above named defendant:
brought against you BY tho above named plain.
tiff In tho distriot court of the First judicial dis
tTist Of = The state .o Of n nIssao. .n Il t. and .n. t0s t tss
1e1clasive Of The day Of service, after tho
this county;. or. II served out OF this county, but
within this district. within twenty days: other
wise within forty days, or Judgment by default
prayer Of said complaint.
Tho said action 10 brought to obtain a judg.
msns s oI insa s ssoo. 90 Sa aoilsss wit With l interest aas sd there 81
on at the rate OF IL per cent per annum from the
18th day Of March. 1872. on your promisso-y
W WI h. Philips, the said plaintiff. for the sum OF
500. and providing for said interest and also q
reasonable attorneys fee Of fifty dollars; and
interest thereon at the rats 81 ~ per cent per
nnnum from the 10th day OF March. lSs2, on your
Promis.ory, note dated FEB; T, 1881 payable to
plaintiff. by said bank, for value. said note pro.
stsarne ,0 ie s.' SO ."' the p Ia being now the
legal owner and holder Of said notes. all OF which
more fully appears by reference to the said com
plant. to which yon are referred.
And you are hereby notified that II ron fall To
appear snd answer the said complaint. as above
required the said plsintiff will take Judgment
against you for tn. sum Of ZOO and interssI
from ihs 18th day Of. March. 1872. and q reason.
able attorneys Tee Of $50. and the further sum o.
$50. with interest thereon ut the rate Of az pe
cont per Rnnum from 10th day Of March, 1ss!,
and . reasonable attorneys feo Of go and al
court costs.
Given under my hand and the. seal Of the dis
trict court of tho First judicial district OF III,
stats Of Montana, In and for tn
co., v,-.,, cepnty Of lswis and Cisrk e
Jcd. Dist. + year Of our Lord one thousan,
Court. eight hundred and ninety. three
-- JOHN BEAN. Clerk.
by JESSE RIcKER. Deputy Clerk.
W. W. Phelps. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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ALIAS sUMMoNs-IN THE DISTRICT
state q Montana. in and for the county Of Lewis
John i: Miller, plaintiff. vs.. Mamie, Emith.
Nc ssul onne! Mar sarah f L. Mee so1s Sl'e 2i,i So Wits ).
Adam Ierhaufer and Theresa Rosina Gsrhauser
this wifeh defendant.
above named defendants:
You are hereby required to appear In an action
. ntPp Y IT, ssssi;n nt4;, y1n oc y the e. 'p 1Ss F France 1uIa l;sanil
county Of Lewis and Clarke and to answer the
s sH~D 81 the a a'sa Of h sss1iee S .iso9 the ssa service aS3e ' on you
q i 'e s;s5, OF .. 81 III s.s county a;S:rI but I e this ,d az,
against YOU according to the prayer Of said COM
The said action is brought to obtain = decree
OF this court fOf ! the b ,t foreclosure sam s1.;0 q certain .nt ana m1rt1
the frat day Of April. 1889, to secure the pay
, nsns o. m ssIsi Sy th Ra1m and dyei fUes ed Ito to plaintiff
on tho came day g t follow; to T SlGa-sa dollar.
sCs, tss sum psr e q o ne hundred nd fasts dioll.ss;
ssn cent 81 o es'h hundred aadn% an. .si& forty S' doi i I'd {si lsS and
interest thereon q the rate ,so Ct twelve y. p sam cent y;
pne . hnsar. d a'U and H forty dollars oil z Wl4% and dir inter-
eat thereon at the rate Of twelve per cont. Yer
s snnSqsa t .nS ,o ct d L ,ss' t 81 the .n s1P in 81 eas
thereon at this rate Of twelve per cent per annum
from Arr! J. 1892; 70. The sum Of tai .Ss l.ss DOL IT.
i foY tSs . Dsr q EN- thir YET .n dol1ar n'4 U.s. Ss and / inter- aass'
s ss th ffom 4 sif T. rs fss Il i sme .Se s ser o II sl}Rs e, i've
dollars ($35) and interest thereon ct the rate OF
t TIVE s~m psi 81 sfnt PEI sn aoiiar s'0 'ss 81: and d i interest sss
from April j. 1907; Tor the sum Of four hundred
That ali Of said notes herein SGT out arc due
a o~ner po 81 tho . :aas t that p the premises ! eon,s,ea
s ssss,; q s,s s;s: "a IS , :ss q, II il 1 .ss 0' ssa S & Il:
eff block nan6s1sa eisht, It Ss:ss,s,: addition
eeeds thereof applet to tho payment Of ssaid
notes. attorney fee. and cost: ot suit. And in
case such proceeds a. are not suhaoient to p.y ths
a soconaei and John G.. P.uisen TO-;
ths the s, s:ia sefe 1s%a's'i herein aG nsma se1 and al, III
persons claiming Ing BY 9g,;t throuSh :, Or ~ under ;sh.. then hem
olsim 90 LEM Gaa' equity nIS Of d' redempti Sa and ' interest .si in
snd further reliisf. as fully appear IN the COM
And you are hereby notified, that II you fail to
sppear and answer the said complaint. a. above
required. the said plaintiff will apply to the
court for the 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 Lswis and
EoAl First tlarks, this 18th day OF Nay.
Jud. Dist. in the yoar OF our Lord
Court. one Thousand eight hundred
@r- and ninely-three.
JOHN BEAN. Clerk.
BY g. q. FREEMAN. Deputy Clerk:
i. {. Hepner. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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- trict court Of the First judicial district Of
the state Of MONTANA. in and for the county
ceased. -' -
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned, exc
cntor of the last. will and testament Of benjamin
and all persons. having claims against tie said
deceased, to exhibit them with tho necessary
Vouchers within ten. months after the frac pub
!tcation OF this notice to the said executor -
the law ohs CO Of M,spena Bullard. Room 6 Gold
Block, in the city Of Helena. in the county q
being the place for thu transaction Of the bust
ness OF said estate in the county Of Lewis and
Clarke.
~BOWDUIN BRADLEE CRowNINsH1ELp.
Executor Of the last will and testament OF Ben
jamin w. CrOwninshield, deceased,
Dated May 20. A. d. 1868. GU.
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T MARBLE WORKS
Write for Prices.
Office and Yard Lower Main street. Helena.

A ssEssMENT NOTICE-THE LEO MINING
N and Milling Company of Montana; works
Silver Bow county. Montana.
Notice is hereby given that at = meeting OF
trustees OF said company held on the gath day OF
Was levied upon the capital stock. of said com
pany, payable on tbs Sd day Of July, 1s9,, to John
+. Meyer, secretary OF said company, at the office
OF the Leo Mining and Milling company Of Mon
tana, room No. 40 Commercial building. St.
Louis, Mo.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 10th day of July, 1883. shsl
b deemed delinquent and will be duly adver.
tised for sale ct public auction. and unless Fay
ment be made before, will be sold on the Sd da,
ment. together with the costs Of advertising ant
expenses Of sale. JOHN Y. MEYER,
Secretary of Said Company.
Room No. 40 Commercial Building, St Louis
Mo-, Office of Eaid Company.
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NOTICE OF, APPLICATION FOR PERMITS
- sion to cut and remove timber from the

i#Aa .N.H s"' 'fN .. h S..a
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PERMIS-
- sion to cut and remove timber from the
public lands Of the UnitetntAtes 1ts
Notice il hereby given that at the expiration Of
twenty-one day ftom the hrst pphiication ct
Fishburn and jacob l. fishburn. Of Ferrous
ments Of eect.on s Of the rules and regulations
prescribed by the honorable secretary Of the in
terror. approved May s. 1891. make written APP
p~lioation to the honorable s~ecretary Of the inter
hundred cords Of wood from tho following de-
ecribsd lands situate, lying. and being in the
Lewistown land district in Fergus county, Mon
tana. viz:
The M Of section l. the y Of no Y, the NV \
of the neM, and the Q VI of tho nv Y Of SEQ 2. all
in t a n. r ls 9. and the sw Y Of the e \ Of SEQ
IS, t Is n. r IS o. embracing an area OF sou acres.
upon which there is now situated about 400. 900
feet of pine timber. That all of the said land is
and wholly unfit foi agriculture. and not known
10 contain mineral.
GEORGE A. F1SHRURN.
JACOB K. FISHEURN.
Edgar g. Worden, Attorney for Applicants.
Lated this 18th day of May, 1893
Iirst publication May 70. 1888.
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ON TRACK AND DIAMOND.

The Winners of Yesterdays Races and
Base Bali Games.
LATos1A. June 12.-Track fast. Thirteen
sixtsenths Of a mile-Marion G.. won. Harry
Weldon second. Hsnnigan third. Time.
1924.
Fifteen sixteenths of a mile-Elvs won,
Pom Owens second. This Heirsas third.
Time. 1881.
Nins-si1teenths of a mile-Anna Mayes
won, The Kitten second, Miss Rlca third.
Time. :5G13.
One mlle-Cliford won. Tho fculptor
second, Dolly McCone third. Time. 1:4OM.
Five furlongs-Imp. Hoosier won. Emma
s. second. Sarah H. G. third. Time. 1:02A.
Thirteen s%ixteenths of a mile-Kambler
won, Verdant second, Sis ULee third.
lime. 1:22.
ST. LOUIS. Jnnc 1o.-Track fair. Six fur.
Eula G. third. lime. 1:l514.
-Four and one-half furlongs-Uua Colo
RADIO won, Nicaragua second, The Broker
thito. Time, :57.
Six furlonQs-Hedee Rose won, Granite
second, Fillmore third. Time, l:25.
Six and one-helf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. won
Rnbe Burrows second. Safe Home third.
Iime, 1:2G1.
-Four and one-half furlongs- Maggie Small
wood won. Baylis second. Challenge third
lime, 1917.
Six furiongs-Brazos won. Princess sec.
ond. Pescador third. Time, 1:l9M.
MoRR1s PARK. June 12.-Track fast. Fiv
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS won. Little Pirat
second, Solitaire third. Time, :583I.
Mile and one-sixteenth-Sir Waiter won
Romapo second. n Il. third. Time
1:474.
Six furlonRs-Milan won. Ksntlgerna sec
ond, Miss Lille third. Time, Iii.
Mile-LidRstwood won, Young Arion sec
ond. Certainty third. Time. l:4l.
Five NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. won. Sarah Rame
second. Louise third. Time, :57L.
Mile and one furlong-sis Arthur VOL
Circular second. Chief Justice third. Tim,
1:54h.
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THE COWBOYS START TO-DAY.

Despite the Humane sooiatioa They VIII
Race to Chicago.
RAPID Cry. s. D.. june 2.--Th much
talked about cowboy race from Chadron
begins Tuesday evening 1T nvs O'Clock at
the crack of q pistol shot. II all the entriea
start there viii be between thirty and forty
in she field. The best opinion 10 the man
who averages fifty miles per day will win
the race. Each man leads u n extra horse.
must,ride in a thirty pound saddle and
weigh at least 100 poundA An attempt was
made by the officers OF the humanitarian
society at Chadron to interrupt the race.
but the committee pronounced all feara OF
cruelty 20 horses as idle and ID 10 decided
that the reat race shall be ran. The rideri
will not be allowed to ride oves twelve
hours nj o st1etoh and every preeautior
will be taken to prevent cruelty. Membsrt
OF the committee state tonight the humane
society will make no effort to stop tho race
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0lrB Employment Agency.
MArHEsoN co.

MATHEaON . co.
$50 per front foot, NM corner lot on Dearborn
block from two ~elcctrio lines. A fine location
for q residence This lot has over lOO feet 'front.'
age on Dearborn avenue and 10 $50 feet deep;
$2S psr front foot for 1870 feet on Penton ave-
nue., adjoining Hauser addition. -.
ISL per front front foot .0t fG H. .Sa feet .i On r raasn A honse.
SIS Der front foot for fifty feet ON Broadway
Isl 81 per front foot for 5ox1lo feet on Ninth ave.
Sic per foot for lot soxl4o adjoining Flcwerree
aa a. ner pay payf for o sn aew so. 70 On on Hoilins ave-
Sit per foot for lot fronting on Renton and
t Maa 1esps 1 time t. ON pat chaser Who sas' builds %ild ) interest
SIS per foot for lot boG12s On Jackson and Lo-
So Der foot for lot 1OOx14o on .Missouls avenue;
good location for any one wishing plenty q
room for poultry business: purchaser who builds
may have three years time TO pay TOT tne io''
DWELLINGS FOR SALE.
e~.sOO-Handsome brick dwelling in Kenwood.
eleven rooms. all, modern improvements. I'M
u S2,sW-Ten room double house N Rodney
Sl,0JO-Seven room brick and frame dwelling
on Peosta avenue. bath, lot 5oxl25; $500 down,
$2S per month.
S2.25O-A connections brick dwelling with Rix
rooms and bath. largo lot, shade trees. lawn
S7h0 down. v su. ~ - If 81
81. 35O--Neat cottage on Kighth avenue, near
city water. lot 25x140; 800 down, 420 per month.
$S,O0O-Eleven room brick dwelling, modern.
Ss,2O-New. well built brick dwelling on east
side: hall. seven rooms bath. hot and cold wAtsr.
lot i2xltO; will take $1,25O in unimproved real
estate, S 1900 may remain on the property.
S1.75O-New seven room house in Broaawater
addition. two blocks from electric line, fences.
shed. city water; 500 down. rs per month; lot
42x1OO.
81 .2So-New six room dwelling on east aide.
LOT $aOx14O: $50 down $15 per month.
81, 500 Well built residence o. Ninth avenue
between Beattie and Hoback. seven rooms. tath
roam. plastercd cellar, lot 50x140; $500 down. $2S
Der month.
So, 4OO-Five room house, large barn. and five
lots, each 50x140; $1,000 down.
$600-Neat three room dwelling and lot
FOR RENT.
Store on Sixth avenue for $45; shop on Seventh
avenue. suitable for carpenter or painter, $lO;
houses from IS to $40 per month.
Wanted q six to eight roomed modern dwell
ing, in exchange for stock in thriving sheep com
pany.
Gold Block.