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The Republican journal., 1895-11-21


" I doei9nsos I Ge9nsnsr, drinking les,'
!. Nm Gentner, common s.n
" :. VIM Gentner, single sai" y ~ D.
" ~ John Ward, single sals o,
" John Ward, single sale 70
:" Daniel O'ConneIl. co., 10.
do. NoAiihou ss.
do. i'i'Aol .4q.
p" Robert Brownrigg, app
possession intoxlcatine IL Flls
unlawful sale; sent, "ll
and $2O costs; paid. 'Vea
Daniel O'Connell. an,
possession intoxica,iun,, HaaA3as5
unlawful sale; continH. ileS
4 L Gentner, app, havlpa
session Intoxicating llan Il
unlawful sale; sentensalsY' agY'
:, 500 and costs S2l & psia
Robert Brownrigg, ann NJ
possession intoxica;irra atts
for unlawful sale Q
fine 800 and SIS costs ''p'Ftes
" Robert Brownrigg, drink ttat tat
9rna ool'eiice' 7i 10 pay
500 and SIS costs paa
" Robert Brownrigg, comm
continued. %
l. l. Gentner, common selt.-
I" l. y Gentner, drinking Haa.
do. USE
/" Robert Brownrigg, abn
possession intoxieat'te
for unlawful sale; ;,.a
l. l. Gentner, app, haya.,
#H session Intoxicating lnn..
unlawful sale do.
" Frank Sargent, app sipg.
do. a
=" Frank Sargent, app, ba, i5.
session Intoxicating 4o.
unlawful sale; l0 x
" Frank + Sargent, s,m-ieS.,.
/" john Garland, common ,4f.
John Garland. singh ,gs
fenced to 3Q days iu
mus issued.
" Frank Il Sargent, snia,s .a..
:" Sherman w Freeman,
do.
f." Sherman w FrA4u4t
seller; sentenced, -ld
costs paid.
=" Charles + Brown, cOn. s
law continued.
= Charles Z Brown, sI0gie s4
- Joseph a Gilmore, common.
law continued.
T" Melvin Graut, common SpJ-,
tinued
/" Henry Bolan, colnmor ~ a-
50 Tilton A Elliott, conlmoa h.
sentenced, fine >l0Q NV
costs paid.
+" Robert Brownri Z, commons
continued.
= Walter + Twombly, aaaH
Ter; sentenced, fine \ lIo f8 /.
costs; paid.
:" l. l. Gentner, common sefe
:" Clarence Poor, common s,
sentenced, tine Slpo M !
costs; paid.
p" Richard II Moody, eoulinaf. III, D.,
sentenced, fine 500 a
costs; paid
" Augustus 9 Kilgore anl "A
Wilson mol pros as u i
common seller; sentelge5.
500 and costs SO; paid
" Asa A Howes, common Sc lpra.
fenced 800 and SO eost.
" Fred G Atwood, eomn1t
sentenced 500 and NJ ?.
paid.
" Benson G and Allie Abbot
mon sellers; continued
" y Z Sewell, common se.jA
" J A Jewell. common s4i.,a
" Chas Ward, common selis
" Frank Parks, common .e..N
" David A Clark, common ~
ttest: TILEsTON WADLIN.
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Notice Of Appointment oi a'
...M Siqnee.

at Belfast, III the county Of Walfo at0
Maine. the 18Th day of November. 4
THE undersigned hereby gives notiet
L pointmelt as Assignee of the eSriii
DON A. POLAND Of Montville. in sltiq
waldo, Insolyent Debtor, who haS Ittp
an lnsolvent upon his own peitipi
of Insolvency ior said county Uf MIi'
2W4T ALANSON 6. CASN ELL, Af
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Notice Of Assignee Of His A.
pointment.

At Belfast in the County Of Waldo AND
Maine the 18th day of November. u
THE undersigned hereby gives notice
1 pointnent as assignee of the estAte " if
II Reynolds of Unity in said county Vt \
solvent debtor, who has been declared
Vent upon his own petition by the t"uFi
Nency for said county OF Waldo. -AW
ALBERT l. BLANCHARD, A-eI-
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Total pnblic Fnnas mi Of New Enoland
EojIro0d Eo,lI, O,r,,t1
Belfast 81 Noosehead I.ak4 IL 1921
Mgine Central 5s, 1923 .
Maine Central ~ 1912
Portland & Opdenshury IS 1905
Total Railroad Bonds OF Maine
Atchison Toneka K Santa Fe l st mortuape
As. 1888
Atchisou. Topeka n Santa Fe "a nort"aue
As, 1889 .
Burlington & Missouri River S. 1918
Cedar RAPIDS & Missouri River Is 1916
Central Pacific 6s. 1898
Chicago. Burlington 4 ouincy AZ. 1919
Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy a. 1927
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy 5s. 1901
Chicago, Burlington - Northern IS. 1926
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. PAU Is, / 9O5
ChicaSn & West Miehi9an 5s 19ol
Eastern Railroad Is. 196t;
Fitchburg Al 2s. 1897
Fremont ElkhGrn,y ,lissouri Valley IS 1933
Iowa Fails & sioux din Is. I9l7
Jackson. Iansin,r * Sas.inaw Il 1901
Kansas civ Cables IS. 1857
Lexington XIV. Street RAILWAY VI. 1909
New orz 4 Rockawav Beach 1s, 1927
Omaha Street 5s 1911
Sioux City X Pacific Is, 1898 ............
Total failoaa Bonds ont cf Maine....-.
C0flDyufi,u IYjiIs fynU,j
Belfast Coliseum Co. As. lS95
Belfast Hore Co.'s ~, 1889 .
Freeman Mt Co, Ne Adams Mass tiS
1S9S
Total Corporation Bonds owned .........
Nnffo1si guoh .siocL. 0,rUea
Belfast National Bank, Belfast .-.... ......
S.l 81 l I,
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Notice Of Appointment O' ~
signee.

; : .: d: : ; !. !; !:
At Belfast in the county Of Walde .u8
Maine, the thirteenth day OF NuN'h
1895.
1'HE undersigned hereby gives nettcr
l pontment as Assignee of The tstalt
D. JOYCE Of Thorndlke, in said cnnis
Insolvent Debtor, who has been declare
vent upon his own petition by the t0uf
vency for said county of Waldo Nv"
NORMAN WARDWEll A7-l-
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Total Public Funds Of New England. .....
County of Franklin, o., 6s, 1868. ........
:" Harding, o., IS, 1897 81. .....
Jackson, Ind, IS. 1867 ...
Mercer, o., 5s, 1889 ..........
Montgomery, o., 81, 1897. ~.
Summit, o., 5s, 1865 -. .....
City of Ashland, Wis, 6s, 1893, opt.....
Canton, o., 5s, 1S9G7..
Cincinnati, o, IS, l909......
Columbus, p, 6s., 1905. .............
Defiance, o., IS, 1896 S..-.... ~.
East Liverpool. o. IS, 1914, Opt.
= Fremont, Neb, 5s,, 1909. ...... j..
Springfield, D., is, 1S96-l9OO. ....
g Sioux City. Ia, 4 l 2-, 1899.
Toledo, o., ~. 1869. -..... ~.
West Bay City, Mich 5s, 1926.
g GAINESVILLE, o., 5slS94, opt.
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Belfast Price Current.

PTOduce Market. Price Paid Producer
CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE JOURNAL
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Nov IA. Sch James Holmes, Ryan, Boston
Aida, White, Bangor
:. Nov IL Sch Cox 4 Green Thompson, New
York.
Nov IS. schs Yankee Maid, Hall, Rockland ;
Herald, Neazie, Rockport; Louisa Francis Thorn
dixie. do.
Nov 10. Sch Charlotte sibley, Patterson,
Somes' Sound and New York
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1895-03-05

Jas. Hooper was over from
Pahsimari last week.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1895-03-05
The idaho Legislature.
Boise Statesman ]


BOISE City, Feb. 26.-With
two pairs and one absentee, yes
terday's vote for United States
senator was as follows: Shoup,
18; Sweet, IL; Clagett, IA. The
pairs were: Baxter and Thomas;
Gamble and Bennett. Senator
Heitfeld was absent.
HOUSE.
During the morning session of
the house the following meas
ures were passed: The senate
bill by Boyce to extend the re-
demption period on property
sold under execution from six
months to one year; Boyce's bill
exempting hospitals from taxa
tion;the senate bill by Watt COM
pelling insurance companies to
pay losses in full notwithstand-
ing any three-fourths or similar
clauses 26 to 1, Brown, of Elmore
dissenting; the house bill by
Crane appropriating $500 to
compensate Capt. Wells for his
services as Idaho's Worlds Fair
commissioner, "a to z; the house
judiciary committee bill validat-
ing mortgages for three years,
% to IL, those voting negatively
being Bennett, Baxter, Hughes,
Hicks, Neill, Randolph, Sanders,
Waring, Wolters, N. III. Young
and J. D. Young; Cranes bill re
quiring all nonresident corpora
tions doing business in the state
to appoint some person upon
whom service of process may be
had; the house bill by Vance ap-
propriating $6744.25 for Winters,
Parsons & Boomer for extra
work on the Lemhi and Custer
divisions of the state wagon road
18 to Is.
By vote of 1S to Is the Idaho
Falls agricultural college bill
was made a special order for 2:15
p. N. today.
In committee of the whole
Clark's medical bill was taken
up, and Neill took the floor in
opposition to the bill. He styl-
ed it an attempt on the part of
the physicians to get a corner on
the doctor business. This caus-
ed some of the physicians pres
ent to smile, which had the eff
feet of throwing Neill into a
passion. Wheeling like a flash
and facing the physicians, with
his voice pitched to a high key,
he said it was time a stop was
put to outsiders ridiculing the
remarks of members. And,
Mr.. Chairman" he continued,
''if these men do not cease / sug-
gest that the sargeant-at-arms
be instructed to exclude them" "
Elder, in the chair, had been
rapping vigorously for order
during NeilPs fiery remarks, and
the speaker finally subsidized.
Brown, of Elmore, then moved
that the committee recommend
the bill lie on the table; lost, IA
to 16.
SENATE.
Parkinson, of the committee
on county boundaries, reported
favorable his bill to create the
the new county of Franklin from
portion of Oneida and Ban
mock counties.
Dewey introduced a bill pro-
viding for the appointment of a
state sheep inspector.
Rounds bill changing the
time of making the apportion-
ment of school money from jan
uary and July each year to
March and September, was fav-
orably acted on.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1895-03-05
BENQUET END EHLL.

Last Thursday night, Feb. %,
Custer Encampment No. 10 and
Silver Leaf Rebekah No. 81, of
Challis, gave grand banquet
and ball in the Odd Fellows hall
at this place. This was the first
banquet of the kind ever given
here by the Order. Invitations
were extended to all Odd Fellows
and their wives in the county,
and those members who were
unmarried were requested to
bring lady friend, and large
number were in attendance. The
Rebekah ladies had the super
vision of the banquet part of the
affair, and to say that they did
splendidly, is only slight rec
ommendation for the part they
took in making the occasion such
a grand success that it attained.
Three large tables were spread
in the upper hall. 1t was nearly
10 o'clock before all had arrived
the old, middle aged and youth
partook of sumptuous repast.
Prior to assembling at the tables
that were groaning under the
weight of choice viands, a beauti-
full ode of welcome was sung by
all, after which the Chaplain
offered a prayer. We regret to
say, however, that a greater por
ton of the program that had been
arranged for the evening had o
be omitted for lack of time.
Mrs. Al. Jinegar, N. G. of Sill
yer Leaf Rebekah lodge, at IL
o'clock, announced that supper
was in readiness, and this slender
fellow represented Chas. Waller
a few moments before the ban
quet
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1895-03-05
LoCKL GLEzHIRGS.

Mrs. Colvin is down from Clay
ton.
March came in like unto
lamb, but the next day itresemb-
led lion.
Frank Furguson and Frank
Simpson departed for the Vel
low Jacket one day last week.
The Idaho Legislature adjourns
at midnight on March 9TH.
NOTICE. The next party by
the Club will be held Friday eve
ming, March 8, to represent the
present times, and to be known
as Hard Times" party. AL
persons attending this party are
requested to dress to represent
''hard times" and those not
dressed accordingly will not be
allowed to take part in the dance
until after supper.
Prof. Stickney, who has just
put through two good mining
deals in Lemhi and Custer coun-
ties, yesterday passed through
Salt Lake on his way east.
While in New York on his way
east. While in New York the
professor will make all of the
necessary arrangements for the
opening of the properties involv-
ed in the deals. Speaking of
these sales the Boise Statesman
says:
The Aspen and Mammoth gold
mines located near the Yellow
Jacket mines in Lemhi county
and owned by d. M. Steen, Col.
N. J. Sharp and A. ]. Pierce,
have just been bonded to w. H.
Savidge and J. NJ. Clark, repre-
senting New York capitalists.
The consideration is $4,000,
payable in quarterly installments
of s., 900 each after July 18th.
The property is considered
among the finest in that locality,
the ore averaging SIS per ton.
The owners will at once put on
a large force of men at work and
it is expected in few weeks the
mines will be in full operation.
Within two miles of the proper
ty two 10-stamp mills are located
where the quartz will be milled
for the present. 1t is the inten-
ton, however, to shortly erect a
stamp mill with all the modern
Improvements.
Another large mining deal
lately consummated is the bond
ing of a valuable copper mine on
Lost river in Custer county, to
London and New York capital
lists, by Col. N. j. Sharp, A. j.
Pierce, r. M. Davidson and A.
B. Reed. The amount of the
bond is $50, 900. Prof. Stickney,
who put the deals through, is
now in Salt Lake on his way to
New York, where arrangements
will at once be made to open up
the mine.
A forty ton smelter will be
erected in the spring. For the
present the ore will be treated in
the Houston smeiter near the
property. Salt Lake Herald.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1895-03-05

Congressman Breckenridge be-
came hostile because he felt that
he had been insulted by Con-
gressman Heard. The old fell
lows sense of honor is very
keen for a man who has been
convicted of the immoralities at
tributed to the gray haired old
libertine.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1895-03-05

"HARD TIMES"
PARTY.

GENERAL INVITATION To ALL.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1895-03-05

After the banquet was over,
all hands proceeded to the lower
hall and passed an hour or so in
tripping the light fantastic"
In conclusion, the lodges did
excellent, and all present report
an enjoyable evening.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1895-03-05

At the command of the N. G..
the gentlemen escorted their
partners to the banquet tables,
laden with choice delacies, and
to the knife and fork degree"
all did ample justice. A very
enjoyable evening was spent. 1t
was socibility itself. It is such
times as these that checks the
hands of time and turns it back
ward in it's rapid fight, and the
world would bebetter and brighter
were these occasions more fre-
quent. We noticed the following
ladies and gentlemen doing JUS
tice at this magnificent spread:
Geo. Thompson, Mrs.Geo. B. Thompson,
Leonard Peck, Mrs. L. Peck,
John Q. Adams, Mrs. ]. @. Adams,
Hugh G. McKendrick, Mrs. H. G. McKendrick
Alfred Jinegar, Mrs A. Jinegar,
Oscar L. Penwen, Mrs o. E. Penwell,
Henry Bradbury, Mrs. II. Bradbury,
]. M. jackson, Mrs. j. NJ. Jackson,
Chas. Funkhouse, Mrs. Chas Funkhouse,
Jas. F. Wilkinson, Mrs. ]. F. Wilkinson,
A. @. Bomar, Mrs. A. @. Bomar,
M. M. Sweet, Miss Edna West.
Chas. Wilkinson, Miss Winnie Bradbury
Chas. Waller, Miss Cassie West
A P. Challis, Mrs. C. C. Clawson,
]. G. Finnell, Mrs. A. Buffers
Henry Sturkey, Miss Emma Kalkofen,
H. ]. Jones, Miss Mable Funkhouse
Axel Olson, Mrs Robt. Morrison,
j. L. Ebberts, Miss Maud Ebberts.
Mrs H. Dodge,
Miss Bittie Navarro,
Miss Myrtle Wilkinson,
Miss Ethel Thompson,
Miss Clyta Bradbury,
Miss Lizzie Thompson,
Miss Julia Peck,
Frank Nickerson,
George Thompson, Jr.,
Halle Dodge
We think the above list com
prises nearly all that were pres.
ent. The banquet being over,
our friend, Mr.. Waller, had ex-
pierenced a great change. Note
bis "well filed condition in the
following representation
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1895-03-05

Carl Pitkin and Chas. Jensol
have leased the Felkner & Nc
GoWan ranch.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1895-03-05

L. Greene and Robt. Campbell
of Clayton. departed for Boise
City yesterday morning.
A number of the boys depart
ed for Yellow Jacket yesterday
morning.
Idaho City offers $500 and 10
acres of land for the school of
mines. The mild climate of
Challis is far more than Idaho
City can give, besides we have q
greater variety of minerals.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1895-03-05

Letters remaining uncalled for
in the postoffice, at Challis, for
the month ending February %,
1895:
BURTEAU, Mrs. MARY,
CURLLE, Miss Cora,
MITCHELL, JOHN,
When calling for these let
ters please say advertised" If
not called for within 80 days
they will be sent to the dead
Letter Office"
Don. RowLES, P. M,
Challis, Idaho, March 1, 1895,
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1895-03-05

Frank Furguson and Frank
Simpson departed for the Vel
low Jacket one day last week.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1895-03-05

50LN POST NO. rs, G. A. r.
be regular meetings Of Lincoln
Department of Idaho, G. A. R., at
=. hall, in Challis, on the 1st Friday
ach month, at z o'clock. All COM
d standing are requested to be
VAs. H. vAECAMP, Commander.
on, Adjutant.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1895-03-05

A. M. Colwell has been ap-
pointed deputy sheriff at Yellow
Jacket.
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PUBLICATION OFFICE;

525 Montgomery street, near Clay, open until IL
O'Clock P. NJ BRANCH OFFICES-710 Market
street near Kearny. open until , o'clock midnight ;
500 Hayes street, open until 80 o'clock az Larlin
street open until $3.50 o'clock SY corner Sixteenth
and Mission streets, open until o'clock 25lS
Mission street, open until o'clock and 116 Ninth
street onen until $50 o'clock
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PROPOSALS.

NOTICE-NoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ will on Saturday, Feb. 2. 1895, at 2 P. M, at
the Courthouse in Yuba City, Suffer County Cal
receive sealed proposals for the surrender of
bonds issued on Leyee District No. of Suffer
approved April 9. 1880, to the amount of seven
thousand (s7OO0l dollars. BIDS above par Will
be accepted. All bonds must accompany the bids
/. J. COPE, Treasurer Suffer County Cal.
Ynba City Jan. II, 1895 1a24 Tot
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DR.. SIEGEBT's Angostura Bitters, the most EN-
cacious simuaut to excite the appetite. keeps the
digestive organs In order.
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THE burden of proof rests with those who have
taken Hoods Sarsaparilla. and the thousands OF
testimonials show that there is no lack OF evil
dence that Hoods Sarsapariila cures.
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'sGod Save the Queen is sung in nearly
twenty different languages.
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J. F. CUTTERS OLD BoURBoN-This celebrated
whisky for sale by all first-class druggists ana
grocers Trademark-Star within a shield
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COUGHS AND ENEss.-The irritation that
induces Coughing is immediately relieved By
using Brolcns BroHe'itaL Tr0cheS."
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TO LEASE.


+, ALIFORNIA SCHUEFZES CLUB PARK TO
lease-Bids will be received at the office OF
Secretary o. Burmeister, 1913 129 Su ter st.. for
the lease OF the California Scnustzen CluO Park,
near San Rafael for a term of years; privilege is
reserved Of rejecting any or ali bids. ja25 cod
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CUR-IT-UP heals wounds. burns and sores as
If by magic. Itcures chilblains and poison oak
in one application 1t relieves all pain.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
(lHEAP WESTERN ADDITION COTTAGE.

Suffer ST., near Broderick: must be SOLD; now is
the time TO secure bargaiu: this is a perfect
little home, in frst-cass order and Is really
worth 10000; we are asking only $4,000: If you
viii look at IL you will how cheap it is: con-
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO., 63S Market ST.
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Pineapple and eherTies, Soc 10, Townsend's.'
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re The Officers and Members ofysT9
eT-% Hartnagel Supreme Arch Chapter 70. T77G-
8, ia. o. D., are hereby notified To assemble "a "
at their hall, 4l3 Suffer ST.. on WEDNESDA
january So 1895 at l O'Clock P. M, for the pur-
pose of attending the funeral OF late brother,
Arch Druid JAMES MORRISON.
II GOETZ, Chief Druid.
JoEJN HrrTTon, Secretarv Jag 2I
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E7 Annual Meeting-The Regular
Ek~S annual meeting OF Tue members ot the
Workmen's Guarantee Fund Association VIII %
Flood building, on TUESDAY, January %, 1879,
at 7 AS p N for the purpose OF cleo ing boar
of directors to serve for the ensuing year. and the
transaction of such other business as may come
before the meeting. ,,.
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DEFINED YOUNG LADY, LATELY FROM GER
Ii many, wishes position upstairs girl, or for
or chidren; can also do nice sewing. Call 1918
Ellis ST. jazz 3t%
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COMPETENT GIRL, SPEAKS ENGLISH AND
" German, wants situation to do upstairs work
and waiting in American family; is neat and
reliable: city or country. Address G. s.. box 81
Call Branch Office. ia29 3t&
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THE LARKIN-STREET BRANCH OFFICE OF
1 THE CALI. has been transferred to TIT Larkln
St. where advertisements VIII be received up TO
S:30 p.
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PEAD THIS.
ONLY $1,000.
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Lot on Waller ST., near Lott, one block from
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look at this at once. DO not wait until 1t is
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EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO..
JAZZ 81 SuTuFr 6SS Market st.