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The Progress., 1894-04-14
CONSTABLE SALE

No. il@' A MeretoQs. T. J. Dane.
Ky virtue of writ of fipri facius issued
20 me III me above entitled and mum
bel@d sCl; 10y Hon. G.. ID, Hicks. justice,
OF tue Peace ia and for Fourth Ward az
taouo parish. La, have seiz.d aud will
sell 1T pubic auction at the court-room
door No. 2O5, Milan street, Shreveport
La, between the legal iaous for sales, on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL Is, 1894,
Ine following described properly, to.wi,:
singer sewing machine. Terms Of sale
CASH subject TO appraisinent.
{, W. Kelly, Constable.
The Progress, April :, 1894.
The Progress., 1894-04-14
Confederate Reunion.

For the occasion of the Confederate
reunion to be held at Birmingham,
Ala, on April 18th and 18th, the
Cotton Belt Ry., will sell round trim
tickets at rate OF one fare for the round
trip Dates for sale April 23rd and 24th.
1894. Tickets to be limited to 80 DAYS
from date OF sale for the return passage;
transltlimit two days in each direction.
For further information and particu-
lars apply to F. NJ. Donohoe, Union
Ticket Agent.
The Progress., 1894-04-14
YALUAE REAL ESTATE
DIR SALE.
C0UNTRYFORES AND LANDS !, ,

! have fole two splendidly situated
new framtre houses on the first milan
seorner, in II Of and next 10 the DEPOT
OF the liyesuntry town in North Lon
lsuna. ltsew town, new county seat
new COURSE, aud a new railroad
These hon are always occupied 1y
good renttt from 800 TO S40O per
year. Witiese houses are 400 acres
wood land,d timber, railroad through
entire trac his property will be sold
together oparate. IL is owned bv a
man not ab carry it-Iu other words
by a farmwho intends TO sell il re-
CARELESS oft. The Iumber and mate
rial IN The houses (and they are new
cost about b. sides the carpenters
work and | will take $3.50 for the
Two stores.e l40O acres of land cost
about s2a will take $1,000 for It, or
1850 will both land and stores.
Fltner 10 W the pTlce asked for both,
The owDepressed for money, and is
the only TO for selling. Remember
the housesthe most prominent aud
Dest situate ahy in the town and the
Souid-be b will say the same when
ne sees thgrerms easy. Titles per-
feet. Add
G. ID. HICKS,
SIR vepOrt, La
The Progress., 1894-04-14

to the Senate, said election to take
place-as they trust, fairly-on April
the Oath, 1894. BY so doing you will
receive the support of many old
time Democrats. Shreveport eau
casian, April G..
The Progress., 1894-04-14
WEDN ESDAY. ApRJ,1s ,so,
PEOPLES PARTY MASS MEETING.
TO the Editor of THE PROGRESS,

TO the Editor of THE PROGRESS.
Please notify your readers through
your columns that a mass meeting
OF the Peoples party will assemble
at Alinden. Webster parish, on Sat-
urday the l4th of April to elect dele
gates to the Congressional conven-
'ion' which meets at Natchitoches on
the l7'h of April.
Yours truely,
}. J. STEWART,
VI ember Elk. Com. Peoples Party for
W ebster Parish.
The Progress., 1894-04-14
G. ID. HICKS,
Shr' veport, La

CHICAGO STksLEs
De'ord & Car onde'et N. D.
Saddle, Work and Business
Horses Auction Weekly.
Il W aud you ,RiH saps money.
The Progress., 1894-04-14

Get our prices for job W ,rk.
The Progress., 1894-04-14

HORSE
HONEST De-
Low PRIc
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-21
JoTrINGs ABOuT TOWy.


There will be a shoot to-day at the gun
club.
Rev. o. Martin, from Bate, will preach
In the Swedish church sunday morning al
II aud in the evening At eight o'clock.
The Local union OF the city will eivo an.
other of their delightful sooials neIt Ines
dAy evening al 81 Paul's n. +. ohuroh.
There will be a meeting AZ two O'Clock
to-day at the Herald editorial rooms of the
committee having in charge the Flynn ben
sni.
Rev. DR.. Raleigh will preach by reques,
on "Strikss Rnd Strikers" No 81 PauPs
Methodist Episcopal church Sunday even
ing next.
begin this morning nc 10 O'Clock. Ihe
teIt of the sermon will be Passover the
festival of the spring"
A boys brigade will be organized % the
Electric Light building to-day at two
o. o'olock, sharp. All boys wishing 20 become
members are cordially invited to join.
The weekly report OF the Associated Char
tiles shows that eight families consisting
OF thirtv- seven persons. were aided at .
cost Of S2260. and thirty eight articles OF
clothing we're distributed.
The suit of T. L. Weaver against the
Great Northern aud Montana Central rail
way companies for damages for false inn
urisoument etc, is for $50. 80. or g. 800 on
each OF the four causes Of complaint and
$3.50 for attorneys fees.
Supt. Young. of lhe Hope mine. Was In
Helena Yesterday. lie brought with him
the news Of the striking Of parallel vein
In the property. about hfteen feet In width.
which promises 20 be a. rich as tho vein
which hss al esdY produced so much foi
the fortunate owners
1hore will be an enteTtainment at the
Montana university this evening. This en-
tortainment is n regular school exercise
given b. she Shakespeare class. assisted bY
musicians from the cits. 10 bsgius Ht S:l5.
Cars leave the pOstofiice 40 1;3l. Admis
sion fee and all are invited.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian church
have iuat eompletcd and have for sale sew
etal fiue ginRhan AMI white dresses, for
/ cirla from three 10 SIX years Of age. Thel
are in Iink. blue ami lavendar. trimmed
with lace and embroidery. and made In The
latest styles. They can DO seen ON Tussda,
aftsrnoons az she church parlors. IN,
ladies will be glad 60 receive oTdcra
reward of 80 will be paid for she ad
dress OF Francs y. Longhran, aged %,
| black hair. tall and slender. n clerk, VII,
lsft New York In 1889 for bis health. n,
has inheritsd an irtefeat In his fathers 80.
tate, and his adde's - necessary for it
s-ttlsment. The information 10 desired by
4. n. lourhran. 10 Ninth street. Wash
ington, ID. &.
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GREAT NORTHERN STRIKE
There Was no Particular Change in
the Situation Yesterday IN
This Vicinity
Possibility That a Committee May
Decide 20 Go 20 ST Paul
To-Day.
President Hn IL wiIiinR t. Grant the
Demsnds OF Certain 81 the Am
ployes In Ihis state.

There vas no change IN ths strike on ths
Great Nothern yesterday. Thero ~ers
rumors aud street reports 20 ths effect that
a committee % the employees left Helena
yesterday afternoon for 81 Paul 70 meet
hr. Hili. This vas not truo. Whistler
the men will o. 30 a. Paul or NJ Will be
decided to-day. There is very general
feeling that sonia agreement will be
reached IN the next forty-sight hou'e.
A COPY % the injunction issued by Judge
sanborn. 81 the United States oouft 81 ~.
Paul on Wsdnssdav. against tho Great
Northern strikers has been received in
Helena. 10 20 last night no application
had been made 20 Judge Knovlss to issue .
similar injunction. Tho injunction is a.
follows:
Iha. about the 18th day Of April large
number Of empiOyes qnit work without no
tice and without cause or piovocatiOn aud
refused 20 perform their duties as oontem-
plated By their contract and emploTmenti
that they have thereby hindered. prevented
and cbstruotsd ths operation Of the trains;
that with view 90 interfering with the
ROADS duties a. common carrier they
have severed connections and couplings be
tween the several ears composing trains;
that they have interferod With she carrF-
ing Of tho malls and generally by threats
or physical force and intimidation have
hindeTed, obstTuetsd and entirely prevented
since the said l3th day Of April the road
from operating any portion OF the line be-
tween the city of Grand Folks. IN the state
Of North Dakota. aud the city OF Spokane.
IN the state Of Washington. The petition
complains that the petitioners have bssn
in iured by the strike in a sam exceeding
$780, 600. aud that the parties referred %
arc irfesponsible financially; wherefore the
court is prayed 20 issue a provisional and
preliminary injunction restraining. eRioin-
ing and prohibiting the defendants and all
| leraOns associations and combinations.
voluntary or Otherwise. whether employees
or not. srom disabling or rendering
| in anV wise unht for oonvenisnt or
immediate use any engine. cars or other
property. and from interfering Eith the
possession Of locomotives. cara or other
property. or from interfering in any man
ner by force threats or otherwise with men
who desire 70 c. ntinus IN the service Of ths
road. or from interfering with men en-
ployed 20 take she place Of those Who quit
the service. or from interfering OF obstfuct-
| ing Ia any way the operation Of the road OF
the running OF engines and trains thereon,
and generally from interfering in the full,
/ comrlete and peaoeAble possession and
management Of the line. and from inter
I fsrinQ. intimidating or otherwise incon-
/ venienoinR passengers or preventing the
shipment ana transportation Of the mails.
| The order further pravs for the issuance OF
an order 20 the United States marsnai and
his deputies 20 cary out aud enforce the
provisions Of the injunction.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-21
PROBABLE MURDER.
4. Fleming, OF Livingston. Assaulted aad
shot by burglar

q. Fleming, OF Livingston. Assaulted aad
shot by burglar
SPECIAL 20 The lndspendent
LIyINesroN. April 20. shortly after nine
o'clock 90 night +. Fleming who resides
alone In a small cottage In the suburbs OF
town. vas met AZ bis own door by en- un-
known man on returning home. who struck
him on the head with an AZ and then shot
him fatally. lie was carried into the cot-
tags and though still sensible. but LITTLE
could be Learned from him as 20 this cause
OF the touble. His wounds are very sewers
and the surgeon states that be cannot re-
cover. lie has . deep scalp wound in
fiicted with an Al, ana is shot In the lsft
side. the ball ranging through the stomach.
From all the circumstances surrounding
the case u would sppSaf that the act was
committed by a burglar who was going
through Flsming's room during hrs alb
sence. No one saw the man but his vic
tim. and a very poor description OF him
can be obtained. Posses Of men are located
on the several roads leading out OF Abe oity
aud 10 is possible that before morning he
may De oaptursd.
Fleming 10 a young man about Is years of
age. and 10 we'll liked IN this eity. whsfe he
has resided for tho past three years.
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DECElYING THE GIRLS
A Misleading Letter being Given q real
Deal OF Pubiteity In the East.

A Misleading Letter Being Given n q roat
Deal Of Publicity In the Fast.
Under the head Of "A Chsnos for the
Girls" the MinnssD polls Tribune Of a focont
date published the following.
"A piteous plea comes from tho far west,
which. u properly recognized. may be OF
service 10 the young women Of Minneapolis
who are looking for dollars and cents. and
incidentally a husband. IL Il known that
out west there is a great demand for house
girls. and also for marriaReable young
women. The former, however. are In the
greatest demand. Ia the larger cities Of
tue western states domestic help 10 even
more than a. a premium. Girla to do
general houaeWork are searosr than hens
teeth. A letter received by the Tribune
from a lady Ia Helena. Mont, has this 20
say of the situation: i see by the papers,
says the letter. that many girls In your
city are out Of work. Will not some OF
them come out herel We are forced TO EN-
ploy Cinnamon 20 do our housowofk. be-
cause there are positively no girls 20 do H..
Wages are $50 TO S35 n month. All over
Montana this lack Of house girls is felt.
One employment agent 10 whom i went 100
girl told me that they were NOT 10 be had
40 any price. and that be had on that yerY
daY sent seven Chinamen TO work IN pri-
vate families. Will you not make this
known in the overoi DIVIDED cities of the east
and help the eirls who need work and uaf
'MRs hAKTIs CARLISLE,
T40 Fourth street. Helena
Here may be the chance which many
young women are looking for. although
Minneapolis herself is not overbu doned
with good domestic helps"
there is no such name 10 the Helena city
directory as Is signed 90 the above. and there
is no suoh number on Fourth a. eet as h
given. The statements Ia the letter are far
from being the facts IN the case. There are
In this city now an ample number OF girl,
TO meet the demand for servants. and the
scale OF wages paid 10 from SO TO go.
Either come one wrote the letter fof joke.
or 10 was sent by some one not informed al
90 the situation.
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Boom Helena
For the Capital
THE BOSTON
Cheapest Clothing House in Town
Fer THE

We are selling today a service
able Boys Suit, sizes from 4 to
II years at 81.
A more Stylish Suit, sizes q to
"a years, at So.
An Elegant Spring Suit, sizes
4 to II years, S..
These are only few of our
bargains in apiece suits.
In S-piece long pants Suits we
are offering a few lines at the
following exceedingly low prices
An all-wool, 3-piece, long pants
School Suit at S., for IA and IS
year old boys.
A finer quality and better made
Suit for $3.50, ages I3 to 10.
New Spring Shapes in hats.
Soft hats from 81 to S..
Derby hats from So. so to S..
Mems Business Suits from S.
10 $25.
Mems Dress Suits from So TO
$4,000.
See our grand display OF
Madras Shirts. Former price
81. so, now only $I.So.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-21
MAKES CERTAIN CONCESSIONS

Hi1 Il willing TO Pav Trackmsn, Labor-
ers and Carmen what They Ask.
speciSl 10 The Independent
BUTTE. April 20-Mareus DAILY, who has
recently returned from 81. Paul where hs
saw president Hill. received this dispatch
this afternoon;
''st. Paul, April 20.-ReplJiug 20 your
message yeste day. II you consider aa-
Visable. you can publish as from us that
our company is ready to par the same rate
of wages TO trackmen. laborers aud earme a
as are paid for similar service on the Moth
ern Pacific or Union Pacific in MoRtana.
JAS. j. HUI"
This concession gives more than the
wages asked by the above employees. but
does not meet the demands Of the en-
ginsers. operators, conductors. brakemen.
mAchinists and other classes OF employees.
This evening committees OF the railroad
men started for st. Paul 20 confer with Mr..
Hill, and 10 IL believed here there will be a
speedy settlement Of the trouble.
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nIr s..sI Company as.. usa.r.

WEST SUPERIOR, Wis. April ga re-
esivsr has been appointed for the West
Superior / on snd Steel company. on the
petition Of the Northwestern Iron com
pany, Of Milwaukee. Francis Henry Weeks.
promoter OF the Land and River Improve
ment company, advanced the steel COM
pnnJ St.O00O00. taking notes from ths steel
compsnt When weeks went down the
land companV attached the plant TO satisfy
their claim. J. ID. RoekfelleT holds 81. $50
O00 of the frat mortgage bonds against the
steel COMPANY.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-21
MILLER's BOOK BEER.

This Year It Is More Dsiightfui Than Ever
FRY IL.
No oifcumssanos Ia ever allowed TO inter-
fere with the superior quality Of the book
beer of the Helena brewery. Miller Co..
proprietors. This year their book is fner
than ever and ID 10 now on tap. fresh, re-
freshing and delicious. pronounced By
ompetsnt judges the very best they ever
tasted. Ask for II when you want good
drink and take no other. IL ID is not on
tap where you call. step up 10 Ailier's,
where you will find a hea ~ welcome and
the best book beer. The fiist for the year
to-day.
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HEADQUARTERS REOPENED.

The Most Popular Resort ON south Main
street.
To-day at noon the Headquarters will
again open It's doors. having been closed
for the last two or three days for repairs.
Mr George Murphy. the proprietor cor
daily invites his old friends to drop In and
see him. and all who enjoy a drink Of the
best liquors or a smoke Of the best cigars,
will fnd the stock TO crafty their pleasure
al the Headquarters. The best OF order 10
at all times preserved In the Headquarters,
and those with little spare time on their
hands can put it In pleasantly at this popu-
lar plaoe
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THE VISITING EDITORS.

They Wm Arrive IN Helena This MorRing 2
and WIZ Remain Untii To- morrow.
Editor +. V. Smslley. OF the Northwest
Magazine. OF 81. Paul. will arrive In Helena
this morning on the west bound Northern
Pacific train at 9;26 lie will be accom-
panied BY party OF eastern editors who
arc nskinR pleasure "trip over the Northen
Pacific 80 the coast. Yesterday this party
we're at Roxeman and Manhattan. TheY
will remain m HelsnA until Sundav morn
ing. The following gentlemen will meet
them ~ the trAin; Mayor John G. Curtin,
Mavor-elect l.. ID. Weed. I. A. Marlow. :.
4. Hauser 4. IA. Carter. A. J. Davidson,
4. II kleinschmidt, X. r. Fisk and A. ".
Lyman. IL the visitors 90 desire they will
be given a ride around she town. and from
two TO four y. M they will be tsndered =
reception bv tho Montana club 81 the club
huudine. The members OF the party are
David Ward aud Wood Ward. OF the
Farmers No.ce. Chicago; James Stfong
Judd of the Orange Judd Farmer. Chicago;
&. u. Coleman. Of the hural World. -.
Louis: q. r. hfooka 90 -. Louis; Or. IL.
=. Mhnfo a. Of the Ohio Farmer. CleYl-
land; }. a. Connor. o. she ladiana fnrmer.
Indianapolis. Chas. 4. Nixon. Of tke Inter
Ocean. Chicago; 4. '. smalley. OF the
Northwest Magazine. 81 Paul and L. J..
Smhllsy. OF the Daily Globe ~. faul.
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THE FLYNN BENEFIT.

Programme of the EntertaInment at the
opera House Tonight.
JadeiuE by the way the tickets have ts =
going the entertainment At the opera house
tonight for the bensht OF the family Of the
late Policeman Flynn promises 10 be the
most successful affair ever held in Helena.
The attractions are certainly sufficient 10
form two entertainments. but when all are
included In one those who attend will be
certain OF seeing one OF the finest ever rui
on the boards. The programmes is as fo.-
lows:
PART
Overture. .................. ShArp's Orchestra
Address .....-.- ooN. hlckArur
PART II.
Selection Helens Banjo and Mandolin club
Vocal solo. Come to Me-. .... ............ Dsnzs
Mrs. A. n. Mersey.
Recitation, Too Late for the ilAin" .-...-..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Miss Clara O'Connol
Double quArtette. Annie Laurie ...........
Amy kOsonbsum. Mrs. Aver. Mrs. Carl
lsinschmidt Jr.
Piano solo Hungaran khapsodie.. ....... Esf
Mra d. v. Fisk
Recitation. Jamie. ....-... Mrs. y. y. Werlich
Vocal colo, "rrnani. Fly With Me' ........ Nerd
hiss Amy Cohen.
Cupid's Dance. Loves Dream After the
Soldiers chorus from Faust. ". -. tiounod
1ha Cathedral Choir.
Intsrmission OF hva minutes.
PART M
The Happy PAir'-A comedy in one act.
Mr. Honeyton -........ Mr. d. \. Douglass
Accompanies. Miss Baker. Mrs. d W fisE
MIR. {. J. Alark,
AZ the programme is a long one. the COM
At eight o'clock and desire al 20 be In their
aeata Al that hour
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-21

Jas. Shields. Of Great Falls. s al The
Helena.
&. W. Logan. OF Bozsm n. is a visitor In
heisna.
state ssnator JOAN W. Power. Of Fort
bentor, ~ iu town.
Geo. Mcdowell and y. r. Mannerine, oi
Diamond, are AZ the Grand Central
Ar. and Mrs, ID. Bahoook are visiting
ihsir sous. r. &. Baboook aud Howard
Baboock, Of thia CITY.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-21

MAxnu. MeE.. April a1-Ths FeTorted
discover OF = wonderful deserted oity Ia a
remots section OF she sisrfs Madre moun-
taina. In Durango. has been verified By
Maurice loutoN aud a uarty Of explorers.
They found secret entTAncs 20 ths citT
aud made an exhaustive exploration. lar
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-21

BlLrMoRE. April Glowing TO the poor
fruit crop prospects canned goods have ad-
vanced q TO 30 cents per dozen. L. 5.
Judge, secretary of the National Canned
Goods association, has returned from an
inspeetion OF the peach growing districts
in Virginia, Maryland aud Delaware. and
says he cut open many blossoms and found
the hsnrt black, which showed that the
crop 10 ruined.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-21

ST. CIouD. Minn., April 20.-The strikers
on ,hs Great Northern are still aggressive.
A train bringing more deputy marshals was
stopped ON the edge OF the town by strikers
and IstuTned toward ST. Paul
The reEular passenger train from th@
east arrived this afternoon. being guard a
by deputies. Arrests OF strikers who 49,
sisted tho deputies we're made this after
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Tirht WIN c.t,ls rhI.,..

TuIsA. /. T.. April 20-From the north
west corner of the Creek uation comes ness
OF a bloody lEht with cattle thieves.
Nigilantes surrounded Bfucs and Ia
Miller aud Dutch John. hnsllr killing the
last named Tho others escaped, boa q
posae IA m hot pursuit
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-21
AN INJUNcrION ISSUED.
The Northern Pacific Asks the Court TO
Take Hand.

The Northern Pacific Asks the Court to
lake Hand.
superintendent j. ID. Finn. OF the Mon
tana division OF the Northern Pacific tsie.
graphed from Park City 20 Gov. Richards
thst the Butte contingent of the CoKsy
army bad taken possession OF the Yards AZ
Bate and were demanding fres transports.
t,oa east The sovernor repliei that the
road was under the protection OF ths 4 aitsd
states eourt and suggesting that that tri-
hunal and tne local officers Of silver How
county should be looked 60 before the exee-
utive could be called uson. Later on ar
plicstiou Waa made 90 Judge kuowles. OF
tus lnitad states court for an Injunction
restraining the srmp from taking of usinR
or ~ any manner interfering with the pfop-
b. ~ Of tne rAiltoad company. The Injunction
waa issued aud addressed TO William
Hogan. leader Of ths army Of commonwsal
and all others connected With him. Copies
of the Injunction were given % United
states Marshal AcDermott 90 serve on ths
men. Marshal McDermott made prepare
tions 90 taks a train with number u
deVnues and 40 % Logan and thele q inter
cept the army shoEld they seize "a tiaiu A.
HATTIE aud attampt 90 20 east The news
90 thta rot around and quite a crowd col
leotsd about the United states court build
ing. aud there vas considershis talk OF
opposing the passage Of ths deputy mar
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shs.s. For awhile there was considerable
eHeitement bat when news oame from
Butte that the army did not intend % atsrt
until to-day. ana that when they did a
would probably be with the permission %
the railroad people aud With theif passage
paid. mAtlors TApIdly cooled down.
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CIrvELANn. April IA prominent Mas
silioa coal operator says ths miners' strike
will Affect q 0O0 mines aud 10000 miners.
Il won't last later than Jane. ana may be
settled ia tUo weeks. The ma ioTitY OF ths
operators think the miners are M the right
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-21

District court form No. 1924, price BY
mail prepaid 40 cents per dozen. 50 per 100,
from Craig Davidson Publishing Co., OF 4.
II. CleWell. Helena. Mont.
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ENarTone invited
To call and zee = oomplets line OF china
glassware lampa silvervara atc.
Prices 10 suit svoFy purse.
hest goods. lowest prices.
n. J. EnwAKpA PARK Avenue
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Has changed bic residence 20 ths Grand
Central hotel Telephone No. no.