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CONTRADICTORY by CLEMENCEAU.
He Thinks M. Stephane Is Intriguin
Against Him.

He Thinks M. %stephans Is Intriguing
Against Him.
PARIS, Jan. 23-Clemenoeau. before the
parliamentary commission. said today that
M. Stephane. despite statements to the
contrary, had told many PERSONS he had
handed Clemenceau Reinach's list OF per-
sons compromised by the Panama bribery.
Shephane, he said, is undoubtedly intri2u-
inc against him. The sub-commission ap-
pointed to examine the records OF under
writing syndicates which helped hoat
Panama loans. reported that they have
fonnd evidences of enormous frauds. The
so.called underwriters employed many lob
byists and other intermediates whose bust
ness was to give bribes.
The report OF the autopsy on Reinach's
body states that no trace of poison was
found bat that the examining physicians
we're unable to assert that Reinsch died OF
natural causes. Reinach's body was NOT
exhumed until decomposition was far adj
vsnced.
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CHINEsE WOMEN's FEET.
A Hidsous Dsfo smity When viewed WIN
ont Any CovoriuEs

A Hideous Defosmity When Vtswso Wisn-
out Any Covcrinks
A w,iter in ths Japan Mail. who appear
to have special knowledge OF the suo1sce,
refers 10 the we'll known Chinese custom OF
compromising the fest OF female children q
the better Glasses in China. he hopes That
few Of his readers have been 80 unfortunate
az to see the naked foot OF an -orshodsz
Chinese lady. But nan have looked a!
photographs of thia terribly twisted and
distorted member. and the sight muse nave
suggested thoughts OF barharous suffering
inflicted ON . particularly sensitive pat q
the human body. Year by year nundseds
of thousands Of little girls. the
wide empite OF China. are subjected to Z
ruthless process which brushes the bone'
and wrenchss the sinsws OF their tendel
feet, until at last a revolving detormity u
produced, and the foot. crumpied into :
shocking monsttosity, becomes almost val
ueless IA a means of locomotion. In
wretohed girl energies from her period o.
feverish torture a mutilated cripple, con-
demned to hobble through ltfe on fee'
which preserve no semblance Of natures
beautiful mechanism. having become Al
hideous as they are useless.
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and boWeH. It's q large cOntract, UuV 1'e
smaliest things in the world do tho buslnees-
Dr.. Pierce's Pleasant Pallets. They're tne
smallest, hut the most effective. They 50 %
work in the right way. They cleanse and
renovate the system tholoughly.AIon mo ede gh av
ddnmbut YOU don't feel them doing It. As Q
Liver Pin, they're unequaled. Sugarcoated,
aosv to take, and put up in walls, and her.
mefically sealed, and thus always fresh ana
reliable. -.s- .~.u
v,als and only one necessary for q laxative
or three for a cathartic.
they're the cheapest pill You can buy, be-
cause THEY'RE guaranteed to give Subtraction,
or your money is returned.
You only pay for Me good you geh
That's the peculiar plan all DIR. Piercea
medicines are sold on, through druggists.
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American Coast Line steamer,

New YORK, Jan. ga new American lire
of steamships running from New York TO
the west coast of South America by the
STRATA Of Magellan ia soon to be esteb-
lished. A cable dispatch received to-day in
the city announced that an English Fl; m OF
ship builders had signed n contract with
representatives of W. X. Grace IL Co.. of
New York, tor two frst-class full powered
freight steamers, with nil modern improve
ments. to be used III the new line. They
will develop IA speed of thirteen knots. Gu
abIing them to make the journey from New
York to Valparaiso in tnirty-slx days. A
third steamer will make up the fleet Of the
line. and the first steamer is to be delivered
by Aug. /.
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THE MARKETS.
STOCKS.
STOCKS.
Nrw Yopx. Jan, 2s.--Bar silver. "a.
Coppsr-Easy; quiet; lake. $l2'o0'

0AOSIAL
NEW YORK., Jan. 2s.-Bar silver. s4' q
Co~pper-Easy; quiet; lake. sl2'oo'
IeSd-Quiet; domestic. $3.50.
Thu stock market was again active to-day, but
extremely SO only for the first hour. when enor-
nous sales OF Distillers ran trading up into
large figures, 1t was more feverish to-day and
there was more press ure on long stocks, espe-
cially among industrials, coalsrs and grangers.
The principal oausr is found in the unexpected
announcement of further shipment OF gold to
Europe tomorrow. Sales of Distillers were be-
lieved to be for inside account. 1t WAS reported
that the Keene-Whits interest was entirely out
of the stock. but considerable distrust is caused
by the starting of opposition distilleries In other
parts of the country, and when the reported dis
agreement among the pool in the west was said
to be patched up recovery was only partial, AND
even this was afterward entirely lost, the stock
closing with a net loss Of 5ss per cent for the
day. Manhattan and tonsolidated Gas we're also
heavy losers. The general list displayed hrm
temper. t
Governments-Dull and firm.
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Governments-Du and firm
CLOSING


Money on call easy; closed offered at 21i per
cent. rhine mercantile paper. 4Ag6' ster7
ling Exchange quiet and easier; with actual
business in sixty-day bills at $4.S6; demand,
"a. S7h.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. Jan. 90. Observation-Disclosures. 1880;
STEADY. choice to prime steers, 81. 25u5. 90; fair
to good. sL5O64.9 5: others, $s.s0G4.2 '; stock
Hogs~Reoeipts, 1900; active and 1o@15c
higher: mixed and packers. .; 5 ~. h. prime prime
light, 81. 5Oa7.6O; other lights, S7.15G7. 80.
~shsepa,aeeeip.s, 1900; active sad shi iea
Texans, s465@4.9O; westerns. IS. 2O15.40
CHICAGO PRODUCE,
CHICAGO. Jan. Observation-Disclosures
Cash, 73Ac; May, 7sAc.
Corn-Lower; cash, 42Ac: May, Elsc.
Oats-Fasy; cash, 30hc; May, 34kc.
Ha~rley-65c.
PorI.Steady; cash, s1s.g7h: May. $40. 32h.
Enthusiastically; cash, $40: o.; May. $l907h.
Short clear-S10. 3Oa 10. 40.
Shoulders-$9.75M9 81.
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NOTICE TO cRED1ToRs.-EsTATE OF
First publication Jan. Is. 1898

NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ESTATE OF
~ Mary Power. deceased
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, ad-
ministrater of the estate of Mary Power,
deceased. to the creditors Of and all persons
having claims against the said deceased, to e1-
hibit them. with tho necessary. vouchers. within
tice, to tho said administrator at room Is.
Merchants National bank building. in the oity
of Helena. the same being. tho place for the
transaction Of the business of said estate. in the
county Of Lewis and Clarke.
WIN. MUTH,
c ased.
Dated Jan. IL. 1893.
First publication Jan. 13. 1859.
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$25 Reward.

BY resolution of the city council of the
city of Helena of date of Jan. 10. 1893, the
undersigned whs inst ucted to offer o re-
word of $25 to anv person who will give in
formation that will lead to tho arrest and
conviction OF any person found maliciously
tampering with or injurinR any fire ala IL
boxes or tife apparatus of the city, or break
ing window panes or otherwige inJuriug any
property within the city OF Helena.
In pursuance OF said resolution the I'M
dersigned hereby ofefs tie above reward.
SYDNEY ii. McINrIRE,
City Clerk.
Hoiapa Ian 10 1900
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NOTICE TO CO-OWNER.-TO o. G. Rim
~ ksr, your heirs. executors, administrator

NV Az WV
~ ker. your heirs. executors, administrator
You are hereby notified that Mark Brayerton
and q. W. Stevenson. Of jefferson county. Mon
tana, your CO. owners, have. in accordance with
the provisions. Of section 1924. Revised
t~tatutes of the .Un'ted states. expended
in labor and improvements upon the
cold and Limestone placer mining claim
situated in Jefferson county. state 81
n. Guiana. described ~ follows: Eeing the SW
\ Of the st~ and tho BE = Of the sW y Of
rec 4. and the N a Of tho N X Of the NV OF
the NE y. and the N u Of the N 4 of the NE \
Of &c 9; Ip N. 4 west. containing one hun
lars for the purpose Of representing and hold
ing said claim according to law for the year
ending Dec 81. 1892. and unless you contribute
or cause to be contributed your respective pro-
lows: thirty-three and ons-thiId dollars, to-
gether with interest and cost cf advertising
within 80 days after the service OF this notice by
publication upon you. your said interest in the
above placer mining claim viii! b forfeited and
become the property Of the undersigned As pro
| vided in section 1854. Revised Statutes of the
MARK BEAVERTON.
II. W. STEVENSON.
w. d 16nO
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Independent Agents

THE HELENA INDEPENDENT is
on sale by the following news
dealers in this city and state, and
in Idaho, Utah, Colorado, Wash
ington, California and Minnesota,
who will furnish single copies or
receive subscriptions for the daily
or weekly:
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A COLLIERY
Tho Walls Collapse and Several Men Are
Ktlad

Tho Walls Collapse and Several Men Are
Killed.
LONDON, Jan. 23.-The wall Of the shaft In
a ~colliery at Ponty Pfidl. near Absrdsre.
collapsed late this afternoon as the shifts
we're changing. Fifteen men were on the
way up and many we're waiting below. Six
Of the fifteen making the ascent we're killed
instantly aud others injured severely. Some
of the ten men at the bottom of the shaft
were also injured. Three more men may
die. The o%ompany's engineers are clearing
away the wreck and the wallis OF the shaft
are being braced. Most of the men have
been brought to the top already and before
midnight probably all will be out.
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To the thousands suffering with the grip
and yaln!y seeking Il cure, and to thous-
ands more, wearied 10y a slow recovery. tho
experience of ID. G.. Scott. of South Whit
ley, Ind, a druggist of experience. will be
most interesting. He says: 3D.. Miles'
restorative nervine il having u%nbounded
success III restoring people to health after
having lag -ippe. | find it the only thing
that will meet the emergency"
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Indians starving.

SAN Francisco, Jan. 23.-J ohm G.. Green,
q mine owner and prospector at Julovine
Bay, Alaska. has returned from there. He
saws Inuit Indians to the number of 500,
along Fish river, are in a starving condl-
tlou,
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Tdken aivav-
sick lheadActlA
bilious headache,
Distances, conseF
PATTON, indiC3
ton, bilious a.
tacks, and all de-
arrangements q
tho liver, stomach
AH.
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Ladies'. misses' and children's underwear yerS
cheap a. The Pes Hive.
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Hoods Sarssparina cures-and 1t has . recor
uneuuAled by any other medicine.
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The Bee Hive are selling mems furnishing
goods OF all kinds ~ per cent cheaper than an,
house in the city.
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bargain counters at The bee Hive loadec
do wn wi tn useful household goods.
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WASHINGTON.

Smith & Son...........q 29 Sixteenth st., DenvcB
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CALIFORNIA.
r. G. Wilbur. ....... Palace Hotel, San Fra ncisco
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Wilbur Tebbils. ....... Merchants Hotel, 81. Paul
WeilArl ). Daunis. ........ Hotel Ryan. st PAnl
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MIsCELLASEOUs

WANT ED LADIES TO KNOW THEY CAN
w cut and tit their own dresses by tls Jack
son tailor sysiem. For terms Call at loom 81
Pittsburgh, bloCE,
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Red spreads in large variety at The Eee Hi,
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IDAHO.

IDAHO.
J. L. Pritchard. Pend d'Oreills
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TuTI's PILLS never disappoint the invalid
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TOR KENT-TWO STORY MI CELLAR
IL frame house. No. .713 hpruce street. con-
Z, grounds; will paper to suit: rent low. Inquire
44O Monroe avenue, corner Spruce.
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M~AtQUEHfpE SUITS TO RENT AT NO.
W 2Wi touth Main street. Penn block.
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WANTED-PUPILs IN SEWING AND
dress cutting. Practical easy and rolf lit
ting tailor systom taught. Call at IS lark ave-
nue.. "
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TOR kENT-FOUR-ROOM FURNISHED
house: water in kitchen. $2l per month.
Inquire 2l2 State street.
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Helena, Jan. u, 1892.
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TOR Remit WILL REM FOR ONE OR
J. two years, my residence, No. 40 Olive
street west side). 4. ID. Curtis,
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FOR kENT-D w ELLIN0S.

EOR RENT-TO MAN AND WI FE. Four
L room cottage, furnished. Address d.. In
depeudent.
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EDUCATIONAL
MONEY 10 LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN-HERBERI b. REED 4
MI CO., Thompson block, opposite Grand Gen
trail: $50 to SIC, 900 to ioan.
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TOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS SUlTA-
Il bic for light housekeeping. Homer block.
corner Park avenue and Clarke street.
TOR RENT-TURNlSHED ROOMS FROM
Il S. to $40 per month at 2l2 North Rodney
street.
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

IOR SALE-A Boys TRICYCLE.; COST S. 90;
Il good ~ new; only $500 l7l9 14ih st n y. It.
Tor sALEoT0DAY. RAMBLER. l9INCH CUsH-
L IONS $50: Victor. solid tire. S35; 80 Cushion
tire Victor. CO. S75; Cushion-tire Singer 80. On
time, e5 extra. 1923 n. \. inyl7-lm
L,OR SALE-SAFETY BICYCLE. FULL NICK
i eled, ladies' gents convertible also pneumatic
Victor; both splendid condition: will be sold cheap
bargains. TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, $40 + st.
n. je:}-6t'
Il frame Rambler; also solid-tire Victor; both in
celent condition; cash or instalments. HOS st.
or 1921 after PIN. je:'-tr
taken in trade will be sacrificed for cash will
take bankabl notes.
iez-6t ]. MCQUEEN. HOS st.
THE MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS NOT ONLY
L prescribe Bedford Water for others but drink it
themselves. It's natures inimtable remedy for all
diseases Of the Kidneys. Liver and Stomach. 5wl0t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MALE.
WANTED = BY RESPECTABLE WHITE
w man. situation as night Waterman, or to drive
delivery wagon references. Address 1897 st.
WANTED EXPERIENCED BARTENDER
w wishes position in city summer resort; good
references. Address RTE sER. Star Office. ID
WANTED-wORK BY STRONG. WILLING
w white boy has good references. Call or address
2039 7th st.. NV. Id
yVANTED-BY COLORED BOY SITUATION
w 90 20 away for summer: work in private family
drive carriage; good references. Cab at 1926 10Th
ri. Id
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN. POSITION
bad four years experience clerk Address S14 10Th
St n y. Id
WANTED-BY RELIABLE COLORED MAN.
~ place as nrst-class coachman. Call or address
WANTED-BY A PERFECT GERMAN HOTEL
W or restaurant cook. situation city country;
able To take care OF small hotel Call or send your
Letters TO n. p. Pa II ST. NV. je6-Sds
VVANTED-sITUATION AS DRUG CLERK BY
senior class. n C. p. reference from last employer
Address A G. H.. Star Office je6-3d'
WANTED-BY A COLORED MAN. PLACE TO
w drive for private family. work around house.
excepting waiting on table; good reference can be
given. Call or address l02i I'd st. je6-2d'
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN. A SITUATION
w as clerk IN grocery store: best Of references
years enperience Address GROCERY CLERK.
star once js6-3d'
W situation as chef of hotel. cafe or restaurant
with second msn at summer city; 30 years
experience. Address j. L. NITCHELL,3 Majors
alley. bet 4sh and 9TH. and L SITS. NV. te6;,d'
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EOR SALE,

H'Oh SALE
i Several of the incest cottages you ever saw. in
that most beautiful and thriving subdivision Of
''KENSINGTON PARK
Eleven miles on the charming Metropolitan branch Of
teefrap aha r. n,b s
The above mentioned cottages fitted up with
cabinet mantes. furnace, hot and cold water wind
mill. bath rooms, stationary wsshstands. electric
bells. &c. In short complete homes are they.
Prices range from 80, 700 to &C. 500.
Terms: YOUR OWN.
few choice lots still for sale Costs you nothing
| to see them. Apply for full information 70
B. II. MARINER 4 CO.,
my3l-lot oi6 81 NV
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FOR lighthouses

EoR RENT-EIGHT VEnr DESIRABLE NEW
i six-room and bath brick dwellings on a st n b,
1.i and 9th SIS for rent at ,ow price of $40 Ier
Nor tn; also 100 g 81. rooms and hath 49, ,,or
month. I. r. BROOKS. SIS leth st. NV jeit;t
NOR Rem : DWELLING COL y J. AVE \ " :
II IL rooms; good repair; low rent. 621 ID st N
w. IL ICONS; all mod. inaps
W, c. JOHNSON
,lS Eth St
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY


EoR sALE-HoUsE; EIGHT ROOMS. BATH-
attic overlooking city snd river. near street GAYS:
.erke lot: iruit trees. Call address r. i pTrT-
NAM % Franklin ST.. Anacostia Heights. myls- ms
Eok sALE-TEN Coe OR MORE ACRES or I1Nf1
= near Rockville AZ $3.50 acre less. RockyiIis
Is OO ieet above Washington. free from malaria nnS
mosquitoes has numerous express trains. and fne..
oreo of tne ~ nearer the national capital than a..
several SUBURBAN VILLAGES within the District Of o.,
.ooia Living j. fully p cent cheaper and food
Y purer than IN WASHINGTON. For illustrated cirr,
Inyl2-im
E'oR SALE
a, soms Q: the finest lots for sale ia KENINGsroS.
or we Met branch. B. and o. r. r. short ride from
sls iots on easy te and special inducements q
,nuss contemplating building.
M,s r DUHAMEI.. with chas. O. kingwait
.as io-lm Atlantic building. $50 st. NV
Foh SALE-DEIIGHTFUL SUMNER HOME
near Rockville; surrounded by large trees and m
ling three acres OF land: Broom house with versn-
On tnree sides stable and servants quarters fruit
49, sotutss and vines; Overlooks a pretty Nniiev
usn winch wlnds considerable stream Of wat.r.
St n ~ Norl. ~. ~, ON
tpph t sALE-S3 AcRFs ADJOINING GARRETT
sa,,;nf ~ The metropolitan branch where land IA
trsr. - ane rate OF $500 10 e. 800 an acre This
as~oie Tor handsome country home or for
,.oiiss e. 70 purchase and subdivids. Il about 3
road terminus OF the Chevy Chase electric r..-
Capts VI moderate Address the owner HFNRY
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EOR SALE-CHEAP. A GOOD TRACT OF LAND;
L 256 acres; IA miles from Washington the V NJ
X. r. 1t is two miles from station: the land is well
watered level and the best of grass and about one
condition outbuidinvs OF the best For further in
formation apply at 213O II ST. NV. je3-6t'
oNIONTPELIER" FOR SALE
M One Of the grandest old manors Of Maryland.
Contains 22O acres. at 300 per Montpelier
is widely known as one Of the most enchanting and
large mansion house. so feet square. with wings
lBx4S feet, Is built of brick imported from England
and the style of finish in the interior equal to the
best built modern house of 1893 tits heated By hot
water in pipes through the house. bath roomin fact
all modern improvements. Everything nice and in
thorough good order.
The grounds surrounding the dwelling beauti-
fed with evergreens. blooming trees and shrubberv
and have long been noted By tourists the nearest
resemblance to English estate that be found in
tury Old and forest oaks that has ual in the
country on high ground in close proximity within
q nile) three railroad stations on b. and .. r.
r., between Washington and Baltimore. 10 miles
miles south Of the city of Laurel and in region that
will increase In value surely the national capital
grows. Arare chance to secure u country home that
Washington road. over which Gen Washington fire.
quenty travelled and room in the house is always
alluded TO Gen. Washiuvton's apartment; this
There are ample outbuildings in good repair The
dwelling canuot be duplicated today for 800 900.
The place IL earthly paradise ami must be
be appreciated; all for go. 600; payments to suit
furnished. all the horses, carriages aud vehicles
stock and farm implements with crop in the ground
be purchased at an appraised valuation. and pos
session be given within ten days
Further information will BE- furnished bv
THOS. d. BOND, Attorney.
my0-1m 62F st NV. Washington ID. G.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
LNOR SALE-ONLY FIVE MINUTES FROl
DFpOT-

LNOR SALE-ONLY FIVE MINUTES FROM
DEPOT
Internationally one of the finest country places in
the vicinity Of Washington 80 location very
high and commanding magnificent view of the Bull
Run and Blue Ridge mountains; view extending sc
miles over surrounding country.
T-n-room house. situated in the midst of beautiful
lawn Of acres. with graveled walks. ornamental
flower beds Of choice annuals $50 fine roses 800 jon
quiis &c, &c. Towering shrubs of great variety and
beauty Norway spruce trees and arbor vie; equal to
city parks carriage drives and walks arbor lawn
and handsome gateway at entrance.
Two springs OF excellent water, fine vegetable gar
den. great variety Of choice fruits apples pears.
peaches cherries. grapes; 200 curr mt bushes.
Approach to the house is through Q tine wooded
shady park opening on to lawn.
All necessary outbuildinrs, in irst-class order.
Farm under good state of cultivation, with reliable
man TO manage 1t.
This delightful home will be sold at less than 300
per acre. Small cash payment and balance on OF
before 10 years An opportunity for four or five to
Join forces and secure an undoubted barrain.
several beautiful building sites. Take day off
and Join party going out to inspect it, Come and
me. -
JOHN F. PARET,
je5-3ts 1907 st.
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INOR RENT
L 400 9Th st. n.e;6 rooms, modern iInps. 2-s,ory
and basement; a25 30.
9th st. 2story rooms large yard to alley;
$2.5. 80.
my6-:an ED. J. HANNAH, SIT l1.hs.n
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BOARDING.

THE ROCHESTER,. s. L. COR. 18TH AND g SIS
I n.w-Recentiy opened by Il. II. whitlner Of
Whttiner House Northumberland. Pa; house has
heen renovated and refurnished throughout; rooms
suite. at moderate prices table board
je3-7ts
LNIRST-CLASS HOUSE. WITH EXCELLENT
nih25 :3n' 10O5 @ ST. n.
THE lEv1SGroS,4, sks
viii tsks guests for the summer .. reduced
rates. mh24-3m
THE LINCOLN, COR. 10TH AND SITS, HAS
l. q few choice rooms, single suite. which can
be rented at reasonable rates. with without board
mh2o-tr
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANrEp-ONE UNFINISHED ROOM: VERY
w light housekeeping permitted; rent not to ex-
eeed e5 90; Capitol Hill preferred Xxx PERNA-
NENr. star Office. lts
WANTED-FLATS OR APARTMENTS FOR A
W adults well furnished for lght housekeeping.
Address SUMNER RATES. Star Office. IT