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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-01
STREET IMPROVEMENTS.
What Has Been Done in 4 Short
Time By the New Admin
ministration.
More or Less Work Done In
Every Ward in the
City.
Street Commissioners Brady Shows an In
dependent Reporter What Has been
Going On.

The work done by Road Supervisor Brady
in the past two months in the way of inn
proving the streets Of the city has been
very satisfactory. Every street has had
more or less work done upon it and all are
now in better condition than ever before.
The heaviest work has been at the junction
of Main and Bridge streets, which up to the
present time has been a regular mud pud-
die. The loose soil and dirt was all carted
away, and stones and gravel substituted. A
grating was put in to drain of the water
into the fume, and both streets are now az
good as any in the city. On South Main
street good work has been done az far an
the junction Of Grizzly and Gro Elmo
gulches, where stone culbert Vas put in
and the road leveled up. Beyond this
point, up Lime Kiln Rulch, is the CITY
dumping ground, where all trash is carted
and burned up.
In company with Commissioner Brady a
reporter Of the INDEPENDENT drove about
the city yesterday afternoon and
noted the various improvements that have
taken place and now in progress. On Ed
wards street much needed improvement
is going on, which. when completed, will
make it solid and substantial. Main street
has undergone repairs from beginning to
end, and from all the principal streets OF
the city the stones have been removed and
all holes filled and grades made where re-
quired. Rodney street has received much
attention and will not require any more
tinkerinG for some time.
Mr.. Brady says the amount of good sub
stantial work done In the last two months
is fully az much AZ was accomplished by his
predecessor in year. The cost thus far
has been about 81, coo, and for every dollar
expended an equivalent in labor can be
shown. Over zoo loads of dirt have been
filed in Davis street and it is now a very
good thoroughfare. At the Northern Pa
citic depot much needed and substantial
improvements have been made which
show for themselves. Crossings have
been repaired. the oesspool in front of the
depot filed in with stone and gravel, and
the sewers where the dirt had settled have
all beer repaired the entire length of Hell
ena s4epue. On the west side the streets
are in elegant condition. They are entirely
free from stones and Fare as smooth and fine
driveways as can be found anywhere. TAX
ing it all together, the work accomplished
by Mr.. Brady is Of a very substantial and
needful kind, and he is receiving due
praise from all citizens, regardless of party
affiliations. There is plenty of work yet
to be done, and it is the intention of the
commissioner to give each and every ward
it's full pro rata of the road fund.
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Took ora WheeI,

While nearly all rails laid on the pro-
posed new street car line on Main street
have been covered over with gravel, there is
one at the foot of Broadway that is danger
GUS to light vehicles. The front wheel Of a
passing buggy caught on the end of a pro-
jectinR rail yesterday and was broken all to
pieces. It would not be bad idea to cover
up the rail-
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-01

The Board Of Trade il considering IN adj
vertising proposition from John Gilman, Of
Worcester. Mass, who is in the city. Il il
proposed to secure great gatheEing Of
Montana's products and place than in
car, which will bs transported from city to
city. California, Florida, Oregon and other
states have been advertised in . similar
manner with much success. II will 30 an
easy matter to gather an exhibition OF Mon
tan's resources that will attract general at
tention on the route of the car and be of
vast benefit to the state.
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Personal.

Hon. J. K. Clark, Of Butte, is in town on
business.
Chas. Brown, of San Francisco, arrived
in the city on Sunday last and will remain
for few weeks paying visit to his son
and daughter, Mr.. II. H. Brown and Mrs.
David Marks.
Yesterdays Northern Pacific departures
were: C.G1ine, RUBY Ark.;s r. M Brown,
Sscrame,9b; E. r. May, Boston; =. G.
Smith, ST. Paul; Q. h Griffin and wife, @.
W. Goolrick, NJ. G. Bristol, st. Paul; Sam
Higintottan, Queeny, w. Va.
Mr.. Apple and wife, nee Miss Theresa
Sands, formerly Of this city, and Mr.. and
Mrs. 1sadore Apple, all of Denver, arrived
in the city yesterday and are the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Sands. They intend
taking in the National Park before their
return to Denver.
Yesterdays Great Northern departures
were: Mr.. George Koldrup. Chicago; Mrs.
Sarah Koldrup, Chicago; Mrs. Sarah Rey-
nolds, Pittsburgh, Pa. Miss Rose Marietta.
Alexandria, Miss; Miss Jennie Leabrol,
Duluth; Miss Cora Vale, Duluth; Henry
Smith, Memphis, Tenn.
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HELENA IN BRIH.

Jackson'smusic store, Bailey block.
Dinner from II to at the BON Ton.
Board and rooms at Miss Neagle's, l13
Clark street.
James w. Barker, merchant tailor, Main
street, opposite First National bank.
Go east via tbs Montana Oentral and
Manitoba railways, ths new slesping and
Throseh trains lesvs Halsaa daily Of ll10
q y.
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United States Circuit Court.
Hoffman ct al. vs. Beecher OF al; motion
to remand to state court; motion granted
and cause remanded.
United States VS.. T. j. Lyndale ct al;
motion to dismiss; motion denied.
The accounts of United States marshal
United States attorney and clerk presented
and approved.
G. b. Nolan was admitted as attorney.
w. 8. Rainbolt was appointed United
States commissioner.
Application of Geo. B. Foote for writ of
certiorari on hearing.
United States W. Silas F. King ct. al;
motion to replead granted.
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just Arrived.

just Arrived.
Montana Statehood March, published by
Capital City Music company, and dedicated
to Gov. J. X. Toole, first statehood governor
of Montana.
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AMONG THE COURTS.
= ! - = = - J.
u. 8. District Court,

]. Morgan, vs.. N. P. R. r. Co.; ]. Nj.
Dance vs. N. P. r. K. Co.; ]. ]. Walk vs.. N.
P. R. r. Co.; j. +. Work ct al. vs.. N. P. r.
r. Co.; F, ]. Nancy vs.. N. P. r. r. Co.;
VIM. Grimes W. N. p. +. II. Co.; d. Holz-
man vs.. N. p. r. r. Co.; Thos. Kent W. N. r.
h. R. Co.; Thos. Hogan vs.. N. P. r. r. Co.;
II. Kaiser VS.. N. p. r. r. Co.; ]. Watson ".
N. P. r. R. Co.; A. G. Wells vs.. N. P. b.
Co.; remanded to district court Of Gallatin
county.
flourt adionrned sine dia
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Young, Middle Aged and other Men

DR.. Lisbig & Co.. the renowned special
ists for chronic diseases of men resulting
from youthful iddiscretion and excuses in
maturity, will be at the Liebig World Dis
pensaSy. No. 8 E. Broadway, corner Main
street, Butte, Montana, from June 9th un-
til July 5th-ten days only. Consultation
and examination free.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-01

The J. x. L. will continue the ladies' underwear
sale for the lst. ID andSd of July to give every.
body chance at theee wonderful bergains.
Don't let this chance 60 by.
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Arrivals at the Grand Central.

Arrivals at the Grand Central.
Lee Guthrie, Santa Fe, +. n Nettleton, San
N. NJ. Francisco.
Sam Scott. Deer Lodge. Frank Nelson. Wickes.
D. ]. Edward, Rimini. d. D. Tuohy, Basin.
T.. H. Ayerill, Town. q. II. Thompson, Min
send. neapolis.
Ole Peterson. Prickly John Murray, Bradford.
Pear. w. G. Nillei, Stemple.
Roberc g. Palmer, A. C. Krall, st. Paul.
Brooklyn, N. Y. J.. G. E. Barker, Mel
Nick Haatz, Marysville. hart.
B. kelf, Empire. John Berkin, Boulder.
]. w. Russell, Wickes.
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Notice.

Having sold our retail trade to A. Estes, We vii
hereafter sell coal at Wholesale only.
Don DAVENPORT Coal Co.
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The Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.

The Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
DIR. Stoddard, the examining and manag-
ing physician of the LiebiR World Dispen-
sary, San Francisco and Kansas City, who
is graduate of the Royal College of Sur
geons, Edinburgh, Scotland, and very
skilful in the treatment of the above dis
eases. and has cured hundreds of cases that
were given up as incurable throughout the
Pacific coast, will visit Montana, with Off
oes at Butte City, at the Liebig World Dis
pensary, 8 +. Broadway, corner of Main
street, from June 9th to July 5th--ten
days only.
This will be rare chance for consulta-
ton and examination free of charge with
the greatest modern specialists.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-01

Deformities and Diseases Of Women and
Children,
DR.. Stoddard, graduate of the Royal Col
lege of Surgeons, Of Edinburgh, Scotland,
and chief of the Liebig International Surgi-
cal Institute of San Francisco, will visit
Butte City, with Offices at the Liebig World
Dispensary, 8 E. Broadway, corner Main
street, from June eth until July 5th-ten
days only.
This is rare opportunity for people suf-
fering from deformities, malformations
surgeons attention, to obtain the advice
and opinion of one of the most learned and
experienced specialists on the western con-
tinent right here in Butte City.
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Filed With the Secretary

Filed With the Secretary.
j. Miller Smith was made notary public
yesterday for Lewis and Clarke county.
Articles of incorporation of the Grafton
Mining Co. Capital stock, $2,5oo0oO di-
vided into 100000 shares of five dollars
each. The trustees are J. w. Duncan. Len
Lewis, Charles Cook, E. j. Anderson and
B. w. Badger. Castle will be the principal
place of business.
Certificate of increase of stock of the
Ward Ditch Go. from $4,000 to $4,000 in
200 shares.
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Arrivals at The Helena.

John Conrad, Billings. +. H. Putnam, Boston
W, H. Searlas, Minne- J. O. Hudnutt Billings
apolis. II. Harris, New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. ]. Miss Annie Dillon
Hamilton, Butte, Marysyille.
]. s. Mailman, St. Paul. Jos. A. Baker. Fort
Mr. and Mrs. Nj. 3. APP Benton.
pei, Denver. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Nd. Ap
Sam Kahn Cincinnati. pei, Denver.
w. ]. Mcintosh, Deer +. A. Winstanley, Mis-
Lodge. soula.
Francis L. Ide. Missoula.
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Opium, Morphine. Cocaine habit cured
by DIR. j. A. Barnes. For Information sd
dress Fred Cole, p0stOhdce.
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District Court.

District Court. .y,s a.
477S-Daniel Elsner VS.. Philip Schmitz,
dismissed for lack of prosecution.
1877. E. Goodwin vs.. A. M. jacob,
plaintiffs motion to. strike out part of de-
fendant's answer, argued and taken under
advisement.
1904. O. LaReau VS.. F. A. Robitille,
perjury; all books and papers heretofore
used in evidence ordered delivered to clerk
of court.
459s- Gilchrist Bros. & Edgar vs.. Lydia
J. English, ct al; plaintiffs motion to
strike from tiles defendants notice of
motion for new trial, and statement on
motion granted.
4492-GV riat Bros. d Edgar Va. Craw-
ford Pa ct al; motion for new trial
arb ADMITTED. ss@Y
- 2s:S. Aaricicos Vi. ghAs. Ffbfhna,
ct afEaser'. ht'a mo.ion to optash sum
'ss n! tl'% e y {. 49,, 1,.s =,
welle; JkSsl csss; on trial; rebuttal testi-
nonv heinp heard rn.
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Removal,

G. Wolf. the tailor, has removed from
Jackson street to Is Wall street.
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Notes.

United States Marshal VIM. F. Furay will
arrive here tomorrow to qualify.
Judge Knowles leaves tomorrow for Ne
vada to attend United States court at Car
son, which opens on July 8.
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Grand Militia Ball.

Don't forget the grand ball to be given at
the New State arsenal, Friday, July L
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-01

C.E. Kemp, maker Of superior notary and
corporate seal presses. Helena Mont
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To Arrive To-Day.

The following passengers will arrive to-
day via the west-bound Northern Pacific
train: g. Young, Miss Miss Dithmer, Mrs.
j. McGrady, Mrs. Z. Hastings and family,
j. H. Murdoch, q. w. Williams Dr., M.
Galbrath.
H. @. Webster and wife, Henry Smith,
Julius Bryan, j. T.. Berry. VIM. Lawrence.
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songster; ),
"Gipsyesqhe'' as one can imagineFA ~ ~ IN Vi
whole scene in its abandon and quaintress
was extremely picturesque. ~
Miss Fisk makes handsome marma
and Miss Mosher q captivating Red Riding
Hood.
The choruses are all bright, in not Only
their music. but with the many sweet child
rem in their varied costumes and CHEEKY
faces
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ways an occasion for queer scenes and in
cidents, and yesterday was no exception to
the rule in Helena. 1t is very funny to
hear the plain drunks tell how many drinks
they had while others denied drinking at
all, and say the policemen have grudge
against them. One of the victims held a
dialogue like this:
Judge Ito prisoner)-You are charged
with being drunk: what have you to say?
Prisoner-Your honor, was just as sober
as am now.
Judse-Didn't take one drink, Ell?
Prisoner might have taken one or two.
Judge-Where and at what time were you
arrested2
Prisoner-It was at Con Kelly's, and Just
about II o'clock at night.
The entry on the docket showed that he
had been found hurrahing in the upper
end of town, and was run in at O'Clock
a. m. He was fined $685. and sent below.
A great programme of aquatic sports has
been arranged for the Fourth of July at the
Broadwater plunge. There will be swim
mimi contests for men, boys and girls with
money prizes for the winners. There will
be tub races. q walking match in water,
long dives for amateurs and small boys;
deep diving for money, prize for trick div
ing. the whole to oonclnds with gran
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RED RIDING HOOD.

A Very Pretty Cantata Well Presented at
the Opera House.
Last night the first performance of the
cantata Of Red Riding Hood was given at
Ming's to we'll filled house. The opening
scene with its large group of gay little lads
and lassies, singing bright chorus and
looking as happy as the words of the song
incated was very pretty indeed. Scene
second has for its central figure grand
mother who. though very young in years
acts her part in very old manner. Miss
Israel is real grandmother and won the
appreciation of the audience. The tableau
4buted t their the shrinking little golden
half. and its protective ilaglAtcap, kneeling at
most effectually demonstrateis exceedingly
and under conditions where, if ~
that fact would long sineorus of
been exposed. In no class of disastock-
have its remedial preventive propke the
been more conspicuously shown than the
cases of malarial fevers, naladies for W.
it is the most popular specific in existenpey
both here and in the tropics, where it's reLen,
tation4 is scarcely second to that which he
I s,lys on this continent. It is, moreovehe
sab, ""seeable appetizer and nervine..
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MIeCEE j N1ROVp

II0CWEEAN00UA
THO EXCHANGR-FOR HELENA M9lUE On
Oatsile property, i new Nehakfo4 60m Mul
and fine Percheron Norman stAlli0Qa I've yeaxei
old, weight 1880 lbs. Address .. =. HiIls. detOn
Lake MINI. n
TAKEN UP-ONE BAY BUGGY HOREE. HAS
saddle marks, white stripe In face, hrande0
YS on near fore shoulder. Owner con- have enno
by laying charges. Inquire ~ Harrison AxennA.
WILL TEACH THE SECRETS or. THE
w manufacture Of eloCtfic collars and Cunts
for : email sum. Guaranteed perfect eati.faetiCn
Colossal pr06ts. Lowry, S0H North Third stscse
Portland Ore. IT
INFORMATION WANTED OF THE RkIaA
= tives Of James C.. Smith, recently deoen1eds
supposed to have . stop brother living IN Mon
tnna Amy information 10 the above ttem pasaes
forward to the 6eattle Lpngshorcmen and Mg-
gers Union, Seattle, Washington.
BOARD BY THE DAY OR. WEEK. NO. 2ls'
- N. Rodney; nice home cooking, $6 per weok.
WANTED-PEOPLE HAVING HQusKs 10
w rent will DO well to list them with Chandler
4 Heath. II
TEUNE FILE NOUvEILEMENT ARR1vE1
q desirerait entrA en- relations AyoC nm f14n0e1D
but dc sc marier. Ecrire J. LAclaverte. =. q
Aoboken New jersey. y.
THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL 10 BE
l. torn down and rebuilt: In prefefenoe to stor.
ing the stock, viii sel = largo stock Of unHs'
deemed pledges. including diAmondA wA&oheS
clothing, Shoes etc., Mt laes than COST New YORK
Loan ofioe. International Hotel block.
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The recurring anniversary of our national
independence suggests that it Is we'll to re-
mind the general public, of the great danger
which will always attend the use of fire.
crackers and fireworks, and of the impera-
tive importance of adopting precautionary
measures to prevent fires in all places
where the use of these dangerous explosives
is permitted.
Our city officials should Immediately
take steps to ascertain, by actual trial,
that the fire department, fire engines, hose
and water supply are in condition for
prompt and effective use. The proper
authorities should rigidly enforce existing
regulations on the subject, and, where
necessary, adopt such additional safeguards
as will be most likely to prove most effective
in averting peril to insurance capital, and
needless destruction of property.
The citizens at large should be requested
to have hose attached to their own faucets
on their own premises. as we'll as barrels
and buckets filled with water, in readiness
to extinguisq incipient fires. If the latter
precaution is taken by everv householder
or storekseper, the danger of serious fire
will be greatly lessened.
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Money LoaDed
just Received.

On furniture. No removal, no publicity
Apply to 61k South Main street.
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non sxLE-A GOOD SINGLE on DOUBLE
driving hoess and buggy. Bis Ninth avenue
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CITY news and GOSSIP.
4 Probable Consolidation Of the
Broadwater and Horse Car
Street Railways.
The City Council Petitioned for q
Double Track on Helena
Avenue.
Opened-Fourth of July at the Big
Plunge.

The city council held another session last
evening. Council went into committee of
the whole, with Alderman Dunn IN the
chair. Before going into committee a
petition from the Helena Street Railway
company was read, asking for permission
to lay double track on Helena avenue,
beginning at the intersection Of that street
and Main. It is said that under it's old
franchise the company may build two
tracks ON Main street, and if the prayer OF
the petition is granted the horse car line
will have franchise for a double track
from the Northern Pacific depot to the
stables at the head of Main street. It is
understood that consolidation Of inter
ests between the Electric Car company and
Mr.. Cannon's line will soon be effected and
that electricity will be substituted for horse
power Is rapidly as the change can be
made.
In considering the revised ordinances of
the city the council fixed 16 years as the
lowest limit of age at which boy may be
sent out to work with the chain gang. As
to girls of similar age and thereabouts who
may come within the minions of the city's
law upholders, and who are unable to pay
fine, or who are, according to the magis-
trate's judgment, capable of being saved
from lives of degradation, or who are thrust
upon the city's charity, the council adopted
q section that such persons shall be sent to
the House Of Good Shepherd.
'Now I will relate an incident to show
how easy it 10 to wreck young woman's
life," said Alderman Dunn at the council
session last evening while the matter of pro-
viding for the care and disposition of fe-
males who may be thrust upon the author
tiles for protection from time to time
swas under discussion. "a few years ago
a young girl came here from Salt Lake,
where her ruin was accomplished, and
soon she found her way to house on
Wood street. Anxious to reform she sought
Catholic priest of this city to whom ehe re-
lated her tale of woe and the reverend gen
tleman secured her position at ftrr'-il
miles west of Helena. She livef acre.
eleven months and was closely attac,r,v NV hv
the family and was good girl. o him,
day heightened Catholic woman
ena happened to visit the ranch, and it is
the girl. informed the family tbs 1nas
were harboring prostitute. The Is the
discharged that day and returned I hotels.
thoroughly disguised with the 'wqere ina
satisfied that her reputation cgy<alned
would never be forgotten abe returned to q
life of shame"
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TOR sALE--A l5.ROOM LODGING HOUSE
= doing irst-class business in the thriving
town Of Great Falls, Mont Satisfactory reasons
for selling. The closest Investigation solicited.
Address Mrs Nettie Southwick, r. 0. Box y,
Great Falls, Mont.
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Major Maginnis and wife. who were sum-
moned to Minneapolis couple of weeks
ago to the death and funeral of their niece,
Mrs. John Goodnow, returned on Sunday
from their sad errand. Mrs. Goodnow was,
before her marriage, a part of their family.
She spent some winters in Washington with
her aunt and met many Montanians, who
knew her as Mary Evelyn Hamilton. She
was a very beautiful and interesting girl
and an admirable wife and mother. A year
ago her boy, George, a lad of came up
to spend the summer in Helena. He died
here, his mother arriving only in time to
see him alive. She never recovered, has
been ill all winter, was taken to Washing
ton in hope that she would be benefited by
a change of climate, but returned home to
die. She leaves husband and two chill
dren and large circle of keenly afflicted
relatives and friends.
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United States Circuit

Court adjourned sine die.
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TNOR RENT-THREE HANDSOME FRONT
Il rooms on Main street, In st. Louis Block,
suitable for office. Inquire Of g. g. Swallow or
Ben Harris.
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The Northern Pacific annoullces BY circu-
lar the completion of the Pony &. Norris
branch, extending from Earp;ngAon. Mont.
to Pony and Norris, Mont. The distance
from Sappington is seventeen miles to
Pony and twenty one miles to Norris. The
new stations opened are Harrison, Pony
and Norris. The class rates from St. Paul
to these points will be the same as to Sap
ninofOn
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lNOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
II en- suite or single at reasonable rates ut 81
Broadway, Woods block.
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FOR eALE-TWO GOOD HORSES WILL IL
can b seen ct RaRen's stAbls, Breckenridge
street. OF Rodney street,
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FOR RENT-ROOAds FURNISHED.
TOR RENT-ONE LARGE ROOM, FUR
4 nished, for gentlemen or ladies. Az Broad
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INANTED-5 NO GIRL WALTERS. $50 PER
w month; 10 girls for private families, $40 to
Us; one second cook for hotel, $50 per month.
to E. +. Raymond. Box sos. Missoula, Mont.
IKYANTED-LADY AGENTS FOR NEW RUB
w her undergarment: Indispensable TO ladies'
proof free. Address Little & Co.. 216 Clark street.
Chicago, Ill