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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-16

GHERIFFs sALr-NILLIAM c. T. LIGHT
y wArdt plaintiff, Va Thomas j, Porter,
ArtiuesiA Porter. his wife Thomas Gilchrist
assignee. ana Miles avsnaugh, defendants.
Under and BY virtus OF an order % sale an Do
cree Of foreclosure and sale issued ont o. TIE
state Of Montana. in and for the county Of Lewis
and Clarke. on tho ID day OF February. A. ID,
1884, in the above entitled action, wherein Villa M
=. 4. iohtwardt. the above named plaintiff, OBJ
tanned Judgment and decree OF foreclosure AID
sale against lhomss . Porter. AriinesiA
signee and Miles CavAnaugh, defendants, on the
The sum q sSisi'3 y. b.;ids p . interest =.
cree was. On the "a day o. February. A. d.
1894, recorded In Judgment book No. Of said
court at page = ! am eommanded to sell all
ate. lying and being in the county Of Lewis aud
Clarke, stats OF Montana. and bounded and do
ecribed follows. TO wit;
The west half Of the northeast quarter. and
tho east halt Of the northwest quarter and the
southwest Quarter Of the northwest quarter Of
section twenty-five t22l, township eleven ul)
north OF range four (l west. lass a "trip OF
ground containing about nine 90 acres Of land
heretofore decided b. " lillian &. 4. Liohtwardi
and Anna iohtwaslt. his wife. TO tie Montnnl
Central Hallway company. BY deed bearing date
July y $3.50 and recorded Jan 81. 1891. in hoos
count, eaSS and pS seordSr Of Lewis and Clarke
county. state % Montana. the same boing fol
right Of way purpose. logether with oil ease
ments thereto belonging OF IN anywiHe attached
including all water rights and privileges. and Oh
ditches fumes OF modes % conveying watei
from stream 60 and uuon said land
Together with all and Singular the teno
meuts, hsreiitaments and Appur FINANCES there
unto belonging or In any wise appertaining.
Public notice is herebT given. that on Tues
day. the 18th day Of obruAry. A. ID. 1891. at 1.
o'clock m Of that day. At the front door OF tho
court house. Helena Lewis and larke comfy,
Montana. will in obadience to said order OF sale
and decree OF foreclosure and sale, sell the abovs
described property or 20 much thereof NAV
be necessary TO sati-fy said judgment. with in
terest and coats, 60 the highest and best bidder.
for cash In hand.
Given under my hand. this sth day Of February
CHARLES d. CURrlS Sheriff
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-16

Electric BitteTs has Troved to be the very
best. IL effects permanent cure AMI the
most dreaded habitual sick headaches Yield
90 its ihnusnce. We urge all who are
afflicted 20 procure bottle. and give this
remedy fair trial. In cnses OF habitual
constipation Electric Blttsrs cures by Civ
ing the needed tone TO the bowels. AMI few
cases long resist the use Of this medicine.
Try u at once. Large bottles only 20 cents
al PArehen-D' Acheui DrnR Go.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-16

Immigrants and returning voysRers find
in Ayers sarsapAfilla cure for eruptions,
boils. pimplss. eczema, ETC.. whether re-
aulting from sea diet Ani life on shpboari,
or from any other cause. lts value 40 a
tonic and Alternative madeleine cannot be
oVerestimAted
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-16

Assure Cure for Piie..

Itching plies are known by moisture like
pe spiTation. enusiug intense itching when
warm. This form a. we'll "a blind bleed
ing or 81 otruiiug. yield 90 once 90 D.. 30
aanko's ! lie hemod which scia directly
on parts affected. ahso bs tumors allays
itching nud fleets pe mun~nt cure. Fifty
cents. uagists or mHiL CTrulars free.
Dr. Bossnko Philadslph a. Ps. Sold -
laleken- y Acnsul DInR Co. Melsnn.
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EVERYBODY IN
ON THIS OFFER

Having practically supplied the Unexpectedly heavy
demand from readers for this best of all cook books
The INDEPENDENT has made arrangements with the
publishers of the "Home Queen" whereby it is enabled
or not This $3.50 book can be had for SI2S cash
with order. This opportunity will only be open few
DAYS until we dispose of the few copies on hand.
Remember, $L25 now.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-16

There IL no claim msds for Ayers Sarsa-
psrilla which cannot be endorsed by SCORES
OF testimonials. This fact plainly proves
that tho blood is the source OF most diser-
ders and that Ayers Sarssparilla is the best
OF blood purifiers. Try il this month.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-16

A rather penurious lady Of title made her
daughter-in-law last year present Of a
handsome dress on her birthday. This year
on the same day, she said:
"My darling, this is your birthday. Last
year gave you a dress This year l will
give you the money to pay for it. Here ia
the bill and a check. "-Iit-Bts.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-16
BANANAS IN
CREAM.

Make with boiling water quart ofstrong lemonade,
using only the juice of the lemons soak half box geatne
hour in small cup of cold water, stir it into the boil
ing lemonade and where it will cool but harden;
three bananas lengthwise halves and lay them
mold wet with cold water, with half the jelly and
mold ice till jelly is set then slice three and
pour on remainder of Jelly. Serve with cream soft
mustard MRS. ELIZA d. RICHARDS,
Lady Manager Worlds Fair, Butte City, Mont.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-16
MONTANA
BROWN BREAD.

One pint NEAL pint Graham -four one and
half pnts milk (sweet will dol, half pint dark
moasses, teaspoon salt and half teaspoons Soda
three four hours Can be steamed over any time
MARIAN ID. COOPER
Alternate Lady Manager Worlds Fair, Bozeman, Mont
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-16

Proud DAME do not see how you could
think Of marrying into such a common
place family as thatl
Romantic Daughter-Oh, I'm not going
to marry into his family. He's going 20
marry into our family.-London Tit-Bits
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-16

BuokinRham's Dye for the whisksrs is q
popular preparation in one bottle. and COL
ore evenly a brown or black. Any person
can easily apply IL at home. sasEs
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-16
SOME SAMPLES

The above are taken random from the "Home
Queen" Cook Book, the best publication of the kind
put the market and also much the cheapest secured
through the INDEPENDENTS great offer, which will remain
open only short time longer, the entire edition of the
book being rapidly taken by the women OF the
country.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-16
READ THIS TO
YOUR WIFE

And tell her is the way your mother used to cook
things. She will probably tell you go and get some Of
your mothers cooking But she will try the recipes and
will after bless the day that you brought home The
Worlds Fair Souvenir "lIome Queen" Cook Book
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-16
EGG OMELET,
A LA NEVADA.

Yoks of two eggs beaten until light colored and
thick two tablespoons milk, salt spoon SALT one
quarter salt spoon pepper. Beat the whites until stiff
cut and fold them lightly into the yoks until covered Put
teaspoon butter into clean PAM when hot quickly pour
in mixture, when brown in a moment TO let
top dry. MRS. GOV COLCORD,
Carson City, New.
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TENNESSEE
CORN CAKES.

One pint corn meal, one egg, one spoon cooked hon.
my, little salt, half teaspoon Soda add buermk to
make rather thin batter, bake in moderate oven
MRS. b. w. BARNWELL,
Sawanee, Tenn.
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TO TELL GOOD
EGGS.

Put them in water if the big end up they are
not fresh. This is an inalble rule to distinguish good
egg from bad one.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-16
MONTANA
ZOE CREAM.

One quart cream seasoned and whipped. When
partly frozen add whites of four eggs well beaten.
CLARA l.. MEADOW,
Lady Manager Worlds Fair, Helena, Mont.
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'Jabborwoch," Result Of DIseussIon.

The Jabberwock Is the organ Of the Bos-
ton Girls Latin school. The meaning OF
"Jabberwock" was as much a mystery 20
its founders as 10 the curious friends who
asked questions about Il. But from let
ter from Mr. Carroll himself, granting per-
mission 20 the girls TO use the name, they
learned that "Jahberwock" was very suit
able and appropriate. The letter was as
follows
LONDON, Feb. g. 1883.
Mr.. Lewis Carroll BIAS much pleasure In Civ
ing 20 the oditrrH AZ The proposed magazine
permission % Use the title they wish for. He
finds that the Aucio-snron word "wocer." or
'wocor," siguilcs Offspring" or fruit" TAX
ing 'jabbcr" ia its ordinary ncccptation Of sex
cited and volublc discussion" this would give
the meaning uf "the result of much excited
discussion" Whether this phrase viii have
any application Co the projected periodical It
will be for the future historian of American
literature 90 determine. Nir. Carroll wishes
ell success 90 the forthcoming magazine.
boston Transcript.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-16

state OF Montana in and for the
--, county Of Lewis and Clarke
( Seal First this 22d day OF January. in tho
I Jud. Dist. year OF our Lord one thousand
court. eight hundred and ninety four
~--v JOHN BEAN. Clerk
Hy q. q. FRKEMAS, Deputy 1 Jerk
\. n, a & H. holntirs. plaintiffs attorneys.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-03

Ans o-Bank of Colfax. Wash. -. Sutton
county bank Of Sonora Tex -. Commercial
bank OF Minneapolis MINI. =. Union national
bank OF Nashville Tenn
vlile, Tenn Presumed Sep y. Caldwell coun-
" exchange bank at Kingston. Mo-. Exchange
bank at Polo. Mo.
Aug l2-Prairie city bank At rerre Haute,
ina: Josiah Morris & Co. private bankers at
montgomery, Ala: u, 100 900 80. Peoples bank
at Lewisburg, Tenn
49,. Bank of Springfield. NO.. Peoples, Citi-
zens and Commercial banks at Pulsska. Tenn.
....A r Beck Lumber company At South Chi
cago H.. $500 0v0
Aug. I5-IIartford bank of Phoenix, A. IT,.
Northern Pacific Railway company.
Aug. l6-Uuion national bank at Racine, Wis.
80. Banks At River Falls and Ellsworth. Wis:
Aug l7-First national bank at Dubuque, Ia.
Presumed Aug. 2o) 90. National bank OF South
Penn at Eyndman. Pa. Bank at Albany.
Mo. Oliver Iron & Steel company Of Pitts
pany at Cincinnati: 500 600
Aug. 22-Samuel w. Clark, lumber dealer OF
GAINESVILLE, O.; sl.5o0.ooo.
Aug. 24-Navarro Min company in San Fran
cisco, N.000,0OO. %. Dillon national bank at
Helena. Mont
Aug 25-Ford county and First national
Aug. ss-First national bank Of York Neb.. =.
George c. Crib, dealer in agricultural imple-
ments In Milwaukee; 5000. 005
Aug. 3-NIcaragua Canal Construction com.
Sep Equitable Mortgage Co. Of Missouri,
ct New York: $4,000. COO -. Denver (Col.) say.
ings bank: s67o.0oQ
Sep. 1S-Crippen. Lawrence & Co., Denver
loan concern: 81, 100000
Sep l9-Mast, Bufiord & Burweu Carriage
company at St Paul: o., 200 000
Oct 6-MerchantS' bank Of Lockport, n. Y.
Oct lS-NationaI bank at Hutchinson, Kan,
e135, 600
Nov flames C. Savery. proprietor of the
largest hotel in Iowa, assigned at New York:
81, 100000
Nov 22-American Casualty company In Now
York; u, 1000
Dec. l1-Receivers appointed for agricultural
implement establishment Of c. Aultman & Co.
at Canton, O.; s, ,000, 900.
Dec: l5-Crane Iron company Of Philadelphia;
e500,O00
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-03
Mules Average Higher m Every State sf
the Uniop Exceps Oregon-

Mules Average Higher m Every state sf
the Uniop Exceps Oregon.
II nobility may be estimated in doll
lars the mule Is n Eobler animal thzn
the horse. says the New York Sun.
Yet there arc no autumnal mule shows,
| aud even If there were il is hardly
probable that flowcr-adorned young
women would make n practice of pat
tingNthe prize animal. The only way
To pa: 3 mule. according to the Texas
code. is with fence rail or q board
The man vho collected horse and mule
xtatistics fcr the census report shows
that the average price of n mule is 81
more than the average price OF .
horse. The ordinary mule in South.
Carolina, which owns about SIS. 900 OF
the long-eared beasts, is worth abous
$50; the average price of horse in the
same state is about s7s. Texas Prob
ably has more mules (about COO. 0c0r
than any other state The average
price is about e4l. OF nearly twice the,
value of . Texas horse. In Missouri
mules are worth about 8 more and in
Kentucky about s. more than horseA
Only few states have no mules. or 20
few that the statistician didn't make ~
note of them One of these states Is,
Rhode Island. which the mule driver
Of Texas doubtless would think is not
any too large = pssturage and play
ground for a festive mule of southern
birth. Oregon is the only state where
horses bring higher prices than mulea.
The ordinary mule out there is worth +.
FAC and the horse SSi. The figures for
California are: Mules. So; horses, $$6.s
In Pennsylvania. where mules, famous\
for longevity, are much used in tho
mines. they bring about $50; horseas,
e67 In this state there are seventy
times as many horses as there are
mules, which number about 1900. A.
New York mule is worth s9i and n
horse $40. Mules are priced more in
New Jersey than in any other state.
the average price being about sloe, On
$50 more than horses Illinois haA
about I40, 900 mules, or more than any
other western state.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-03
FAT AND LEAN FOLKS.
4 Diet of Sugar, starch aad Fat Meat
Producea CSrPnIeucy.

FFoouCes SfPtheuSys
Here are some remarks from DR..
Yorke Davies On fat, which may be Of
in terest to the corpulent section of the
community, says the Chicago News.
my experience Is this, that in cut
ting off fat-forming ingredients from
the dietary, that is, sugar. starch and
fat, the decrease in weight is just
twice as rapid as il sugar and starch
are cut out and fat not For instance,
If q person on a properly spportioncd
iiet, where fat is cut out, Is TO lose
twenty pounds Of weight in month,
should fat be allowed with the same
food the reduction in weight would
only be ten pounds.
'It may simplify matters TO say that
the use of fat in the system is 20 sup
ply heat. 1t is chemically decomposed
to this end in the ope rations of life IL
more fat-forrning food is taken for this
purpose than is required, it Is stored as
fat, hence obesity. The Esquimau can
consume with iHnpuuity twelve pounds
Of fat day, and not become corpulent,
the system in his case burning Is Ike
q furnace 10 sustain the heat of the
body. the radiation being 50 rapid For
this same reason, find in England
that on a fat reducing dietary a
greater amount OF weight is lost in
winter than IN suInner-au other fac
tors being equal II would be useless
To burden your space With theories
that appertain 10 the domain OF physi-
oIogy, but il may be Of interest 70 say
that IN excessive leanncss- 20 put On
fat IL Is necessary that a. rnueh fst .t-
self be taken as can possibly be assinn-
Hated 10 get any satisfactory rssul:s-
The inference ia obvious.
NO doubt your correspondents viii
thank you for teaching them how 70
become lean, brt ms experience Is that
those whO try 20 diet themselves fan
soTnew here, as they make tlsir own.
rules snd break them, and cannot dis
tinguish The difference between . diet
that reduces fat and diet ;ha: does
nof fatten. There II svaa, o. method
in their madness IL ! E2y 30 exprsas
H.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-03
WORLDS FAIR

Apr T-Arsentina. Holland. Germany. Great
Britain, Russia France, Italy. Spain. Brazil
and the United States participated in Colum-
bian naval review At New York.
Apr. 2s-Famous Liberty bell arrived 1T Chi
cago from Philadelphia. Naval review at
New York ended with street parade Of marines
Nav I-World's Columbian exposition At
Chicago opened, President Cleveland t.rg
all the machinery at noon By pressing An cleo
trio button
May I2-Local directory decided TO open fair
on Sundays after May Il, admission being .
cents
fair auxiliary congresses. opened IN Art ms IT,
tute
May 1e-Locai directory decided to abrogate
Oi to have closed on SUNDAY by % returning M money
and opening the whole exhibition
Nav 22-World's congress OF journalists
opened IN Art institute.
MAY sO-World's medical congress opened in
Art institute
June SIT was decided before Judges Woods,
Jenkins lnd Grosscup OF United States circuit
court that fair should close on Sunday
June i0-Chief Justice Fuller OF United
States supreme court granted Exposition COM
pany supersedeas allowing fair to open the fol-
lowing Sunday.
July Largest attendance for any day since
opening recorded 302 a06 admissions
July i0-Cold storage building destroyed BY
fire. IL persons perishing IN the ia mes
July ll--After a protracted legal hght in
which the Sunday opening question had been
carried 10 the United States supreme court
and the case won for Sunday opening the ma
tional commission voted 81 TO for Sunday
closing principally on account Of the small Sun
day attendance
July PA fac simile OF Left Erickson's viz
ing ship arrived in Chicago.
July l4-Local directory rescirded action OF
May 10 and ordered gates closed on Sunday
after the 10th.
July Is-Coroners Jury Investigating cold
storage fire held Director OF Works Burnham
Fire Marshal Edward ". Murphy. j. B Skin
ner and Charles A. Mcdonald to grand Jury for
criminal negligence
July 2i-Director General Davis, President
Higinbotham. Commissioners ST. Clair and
Massey and Director G II. Schwao served
with notice TO appear before Judge Stein for
contempt OF court N violating injunction
against closing gates in Clingmi.n Injunction
July a-Gates opened In accordance with or
der Of council o! administration
Aug. 2-For contempt OF court In closing
gates July 23 Judge Stein fined officials as fol
Hutchings. el,0oo; Charles Henroiin, 1000:
William D Kerfoot. 1900; Andrew MeNsIy.
o. 600; Victor +. Lawson, tl0O, Director Cen
eral Davis, s250
Aug 4-Theodorc Thomas rendered resigna-
ton as director OF music.
Aug 3i-Judge Goggin, overriding Judges
Dunno and Brentano, decided In favor OF Sun
dav opening
Sep i0-World's parliament: OF religions
opened session in Chicago
Sep 27-World's parliament OF religions at
Chicago adjourned
Oct 0-Paid admissions on Chicago day ia.
Oct 3o-Fair came 70 an Official enc Paid
attendance recorded st 81. 2s7,2l2: passes. so52
Nov e-world's Columbian commission sld
the lady managers adjourned sine die
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-03
Ehe nay g4ele ueduesdsu ornne, ganuarY ;, 1884

June.3-r'rSnE Ives, or Ameri.a won inter.
national billiard match In LoudoH
June s)-Corneirs freshman crew defeated
Columbia at New London. Conn. making 8
miles in I0.0S
june Lsoundless esptured American Der
By in Chicago; time, s:S6
begun at Chadron. Neb.. making the l.0iJ miles
IN Is days Is hours IS minutes
July Harvard won college baseball cham
ionship
July l5Columhian Iooyard sprint for Amer
lean championship won Sy Morris. OF California,
IN Goshen. Ind. IN IS seconds. gain l-S seq
oud on worlds record
July ss-Frank Waller. OF Indiana. broke 3
mile bicycle record. making run in hour
minutes 10 seconds, al Detroit
Aug Sat Buffalo. n. Y. Hulda rode fastest
mile on record ior fve-year-olds in ::ss's
Aug l2-L S. Meiatjcs, of South Africa. won
emile International championship al o.eycle
tournament IN Chicago: tine : oours 50 minutes
Sep "a A Zimmerman. worlds bicycle
EOS sa
Sep Ill S Mein.tes. of South Africa. at
record 10 ii :0o S-5
Sep Is-ln bicycle race at Springfield. Mass.
Sanger beat Zimmerman. lowering competitive
Sep I4-Alix tro,ted mile at Chicago. in
EOS. At lie Mars. La. Free Coinage lowered
three-year-old pacing record 70 s:ifS
Sep 2EAt Chicago. Frank Ives defeated
John Roberts English chayap pion- Ia match game
OF billiards: score: Ives. 60ur Roberts, a.SlS
Sep 25-Georse Dixon. world feather weight
champion. defeated Soliy Smith. OF California.
at Coney Island. ~ Y.
Sep 2S-H. c Tyler made new worlds bicycle
record at Springfield, Mass. going miles.
with standing start in sis So
Sep. 3-League baseball season ended. Bos-
ton winning the peunaut
Oct John Roberts, English champion de-
feated Frank Ives in billiard match at New
York BY $50 points. himself making Ia.oea
Oct l3-New York sloop VsSii2nt defeated
70 3third and last time English sloop Valkyrie
In o-mile race for Americas cup: time, hr
So min. 81 sec. First race run Oct Z. time 3hr.
81 min. % sec. and second rsoe on Oct .. time,
3 hr. . min.
Oct Is-At Nashville. Tenn. Directum
trotted heat IN free-for-aIl IN 2,05H, breaking
all previous race records
Oct l9-At Nashville. Tenn. Nay Marshall
made new record for pacing mares, mile in
::0sA-
Oct e4-Lena Hill made new two-yesr-old
pacing record At Dallas, Tex. making milo In
Nov 4-Greenlander at Terre Rsute lowered
stallion trotting record for miles 10 4:Sc.
Nov. S-John S. johnson broke worlds of
cycle record at Inde ependence, lo.. going . mile
In SIS 35 flying start
Nov 25-Yale beat Harvard 70 o In annual
football game at Springfield, Mass -. Jake
Shaefer beat Frank Ives In 1000 20 int Aiuch
balkIine billiard game st Chicago: score, %,ooo
to 3,0A
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-03

O.: and 80 Dwellings; $40 600
May so-Fire destroyed Us buildings and
their property at Saginaw, Mich; e900, 900.
Nay 1tSugar refinery At Baltimore. Md;
June 7-Nearly entire business portion Of
Fargo. N D.; 8, 10000
June lS-In wisconsin. Virginia and Noun
tain Iron destroyed by forest fires and Mesaba.
Bawabik and Merritt partially destroyed.
July 1O-Cold-storage building At worlds fair
grounds, Chieago; 100000
July 12-Many notable buildings and business
houses at Princeton. Ind. =. Main building Of
John Morroll & Co.'S packing house at OF
tumwa, Ia; Is ,o00o.
Aug 4-Forest fires spread over IA farms in
Alpena county, Mich, with immense loss.
Aug 1.-TWO i1cendiary fires in Minneapolis
destroyed property amounting TO 81, $4,000
Aug lLCoatesworth elevator at Buffalo. n
Aug: s+At South Chicago, 20 acres OF build
Sep. i4-Forest fires in northern Wisconsin
destroyed homes and belongings OF 81 farmers
Sep l6.Forest fires in northern Wisconsin
rendered hundreds homeless and did damage
to forests estimated at 100000
Sep l6-Ftre starting in Touring mill de-
stroyed two thirds Of Patterson, o.
Sep I7-Forest fires in Wisconsin covered
over 200 square miles.
Sep. 25-Three solid blocks OF retail stores in
St Joseph, Mo-; 100000
Oct l2-Four blocks Of buildings In Sioux
City. Ia; 400 600
Oct l8-Damage Of q. 500 900 caused in New
York by blaze in wall paper factory ana several
tenement blocks
Nov. 14-Business portion OF Port land, Ark
Nov 16-Business portion Of Brooklyn, Wis
Nov. l7-Entire business portion Of Grand
Ridge, Ill
Nov. 1e-Western Storage company's build.
ing at Kansas City: $500 00l
Nov W-Property valued 1t $500 900 destroyed
At Jonesville. Ala.
Nov. 2l-Business blocks At Springfield.
Mass: e 900 O0l.
Nov. 23-Edson, Moore & Co., Detroit. Mich.
Wholesale dry-goods merchants: 47so, 900.
Nov. 2LTwo thesters and hotel in Columbus,
O.: 81 100000
Dec 1.-THE Arcade and several blocks At
Buffalo, N Y; S75O000
Dec. 17-Ternjnal Elevator company's build.
ings at Buffalo. N. Y; N,O 100 600
Dec 0-Business portion OF Waxahsch!e.