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WATER POWER COMPANY.
Surveying For Dam and Canal From the
Missouri River.

Surveying For Dam and Canal From tho
Missouri River.
The members Of the Missouri River
Water Power company in'this city made a
visit to Stubb's ferry a few days ago to look
over the ground and endeavor to ascertain
as far as practicable, without survey, the
prospects of bringing water into the Prickly
Pear valley from that point. The examin-
alton resulted in arousinR the greatest in
terest and enthusiasm among the visitors.
It is believed with thirty-fo dam in the
river the water can be easily run through a
canal as far AZ East Helena. The necessary
surveys are now being made and as soon az
these are completed the work Of building
the dam and constructing the canal will be
commenced. If practicable the water will
be brought directly west to the Prickly
Pear. This will necessitate the
more in length through the low range of
hills east Of the Prickly Pear valley. If
this is not feasible then the water will be
run through a canal along the base of the
hills toward the mouth of the Prickley until
sufficient elevation has been reached to
tunnel through the ridge. One of these
courses will be taken. It is great under
taking and will require large sum of
money, but it will be of inestimable benefit
to this city. The electric power alone gen
Grated at the dam will be sufficient to run
all the machinery and electric lights and
railways in this city for years to come, not
to speak Of the volume Of water for use in
have taken hold of the matter have re-
sources at their command to make it a sue
cess, and will push it to completion as fast
as possible.
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THE DISTRICT COURT.

Ia Large Amount of Business Disposed of
Yesterday.
Proceedings in Judge Hunts court yes
terday were as follows:
M John Stedman vs. Helena Hot
Springs & Shelter railway company; plain
tiff granted leave to correct complaint as to
name of defendant.
93-Helena Lumber company vs.. j. B.
Perkins and Anna Perkins; case dismissed
lat plaintiffs cost as per stipulation.
A-Helena Lumber company VS.. j. B.
Perkins; demurrer withdrawn and default
and Judgment entered in favor of plaintiff.
4395-Martin Janson vs. Con Peterson;
continued.
46SO-Ed Jordan vs.. Geo. W. Shaw; same
order.
l72-Helena Hardware company vs.. Hell
ena Hot Springs railroad company; default
and Judgment for $63.63 and costs.
4593-R. Jockey vs.. Charles Stabern; trial
TO court; plant Fl rested; defendant moved
for non-suit; motion granted.
4486-John Kennedy vs.. McCaffery &
company; motion for substitution granted
ST. G. St. Armour vs.. E.A. st. Armour;
demurrer overruled and defendant ordered
to answer; defendant failed to answer and
default entered.
95-Pew vs.. Parsons; demurrer overruled;
five days to answer.
4796-Joseph Landrie vs.. 4. II. Walker;
motion to dismiss sustained and judgment
Tor costs for defendant.
4885-Damon vs. Damon; dismissed for
lack of prosecution.
Jury cases having been disposed of up to
Saturday morning, Judge Hunt will hear
motions to-day.
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Another Important Decision.

The opinion rendered by Justice Har-
wood in the case of the Montana Union
Railway company, appellant, VS.. Charles
Langlois ct al, respondents, is of unusual
interest. The Montana Union Railway Co.
undertook to give certain hack driver the
exclusive privileges of the platform at the
depot. In return he carried the mail free
of charge from the depot to the postoffice
When the respondents determined to keep
their hacks at the depot platform the COM
|pany secured an injunction against them.
Judge lie Wolfe refused to sustain the in
function and the case was appealed to the
|supreme court. Justice HARDWOOD holds that
the platform is a public place, although
owned by the company. and that, therefore,
the privileges cannot be used exclusively,
thus Affirming the decision of the lower
court.
Other proceedings in the supreme court
yesterday were as follows:
732-Daniel j. Heyfrom, plaintiff and re-
|spondent, Va. G. b. Mahoney, defendant
land appellant; set for hearing on Saturday,
May 8, at 10 a. IN.
2OeJohn Stedman, respondent, vs.. Jacob
|Switzer ct al. appellants; order of lower
court affirmed; opinion by Blake, G. j., Har-
wood, j. and Dewitt, j., concurring.
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IMPORTANT DECISIONS.
Trustees of the Helena Pressed Brick
Company Personally Response
BILE for Its Debts.
Exclusive Privileges to Depot Plat
Forms Cannot be Granted by
Railway Companies.
Several Companies File Articles of Incor
Roration-Acting Gov. Richards Makes
Some Appointments.

Two decisions of great importance were
handed down yesterday by the supreme
court. One of them may make difference
Of thousands of dollars to trustees of differ
ent corporations about the state. The case
upon which the decision was rendered was
that of Cans d Klein, respondents, vs..
Jacob Switzer ct al, appellants. The order
Of the lower court was affirmed with costs,
the opinion being rendered by Blake, chief
justice. The suit was against the trustees
of the Helena Pressed Brick company, and
while the amount involved is only about
&10O, the decision will settle an important
point in other corporation suits of similar
nature. Section 400, fifth division of the
compiled statutes of Montana, reads as fol-
lows: every corporation shall, annually,
within twenty days after the first day Of
September, make report, which shall be
so1s oty ol villages seoh Ra ssse
the amount Of capital and of the proportion
actually paid in, and Of the existing debts,
which report shall be signed by the presi-
dent and majority of the trustees, and
shall be verified by the oath of the presi--
dent or secretary Of !. the sa;s company and
whore the business of the county
shall be carried on, and if any of the COM
pany shall fail to do so all the trustees Of
the company shall be Justly and severally
liable for all debts of the company then ex-
listing, and for all that shall be contracted
before such report shall be made. The
Helena Pressed Brick company for reasons
best known to the trustees failed to make
the report within the specified time. The
trustees were sued for debt in the district
court and jugdment was secured against
them. The case was then carried to the
supreme court with the result above given.
The trustees therefore became liable for all
existing Indebtedness against the company
amounting to about $l4,oOo. There are,
doubtless, other corporations in the state that
have failed to file annual reports with the
county clerk. Suits brought against the
trustees and carried to the supreme court
will result as the case against the Helena
Pressed Brick Co. These gentlemen who
are trustees of more different corporations
will find it to their interest to see that re-
ports are fled within the specified time.
otherwise they will be personally RESPONSE
Bile for all debts.
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God created the coquette as soon as he
had made the fool.-Victor Hugo.
Love is game at which one always
cheats.-Balzac.
Man. tell you. is a vicious animal
Moliere.
We are never as happy nor as unhappy as
We fancy.-La Rochefaucold.
Little girls are won with dolls-big ones
with oaths.-A. RECORD.
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Victim of q Burglar.

Ben King was the victim of a burglar
night before last. He was stopping at the
residence of Fred s. Witherbee, out on the
west side, to protect the household from the
incursion of robbers during the temporary
absence of Mr.. Witherbee. In this he was
successful, as Mr.. King appears 10 have
been the only loser. His loss amounted to
500, and consisted of diamond pin val
ued at $75 and $25 in money. No trace of
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At GoOding's Mining Exchange.
500 Copper Bell, 221c.
1900 Iron Mountain, 99c.
$50 Combination, $50. Good buy.
1900 Gould & Cramer, 1711o.
1000 Keystone, zoe.
5000 Indian Greek. SC.
5000 Silver Dollar, Sc. This is the best
purchase on the list at the price.
1000 Silver Arrow, SC.
5000 Fourth of July, 27c.
Wanted, horse for mining stock.
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Runaway Horse.

G. G. Grif6th's PAGER. Beattie, ran away
with George Huffaker, the liveryman, on
Dearborn avenue, and smashed things up
generally. Huffaker was thrown out of the
sulky and SO bruised up that he is now con-
fined to his bed. This is the same horse
that created such scatterment on Main
street few days ago. He seems to belong
to the runaway kind.
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Forbes g. Davis Special.

Forbes s. Davis Special
1000 Iron Mountain.
5000 Copper Bell.
1000 Copper Bell.
76O Copper Bell Treasury.
5000 O. r. & N.
1850 and 1,050 o. r. & N.
800 o. r. u N.
1000 Am. Ruby.
800 or 1000 ArRenta G. & S., Dillon.
1000 and $500 Southern Cross.
1000 Hiawatha.
5000 Mountain Lion.
$500 Silver Arrow.
600 SilvoI A1lOW.
1000 Champion.
Must be sold at once.
Is and ~, Bailey Block,
Mining Exchange.
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1t Has no Parallel.

Deer Lodge Silver State: The mammoth
2O-page edition of the Sunday HELENA In
DEPENDENT is remarkable for tho scope nnd
variety of its contents, as we'll az itsswon-
derful business enterprise. As an adver-
Using medium and news gatherer, it has no
parallel in the state. The INDEPENDENT
"strikes'' it every time.
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The Northern Pacific Railroad company
will make Sunday excursion rate of one
fare for the round trip to all points between
Helena and Butte via Garrison: also to all
|points on the Helena, Boulder Valley and
Butte. Helena and Jefferson County. and
Helena and Northern branches. Tickets to
be sold on Sundays only, good to return
Dame day. A. d. EDoAa, Gen'l Agent.
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THE MERCHANTS CARNIVAL.


A Fine Entertainments Promised and
Large Audience Assured.
The Merchants Carnival. at Ming's this
will doubtless be we'll attended. Following
is list of young ladies who will take part:
Miss R. Briscoe, Raleigh 4 Clark.
Miss Cuthbert, Middlenas b b.
Miss Johnston, Cab Go.
Miss Leslie, Montana Central.
Miss Mcconnell, Max Behrens.
Miss Miller, Turner d 60.
Miss Woodman, Herald.
Miss Woodman, Harris.
Miss Gage, Cans d Klein.
Miss Wilcox. Quong, Hing d Co.
Miss Curtis, Babcock.
Miss Laura league, Lang.
Miss Barbour, Merchants National Bank.
Miss Chumasero, Florist.
Miss Feldberg, INDEPENDENT.
Miss Wilson, Montana National.
Miss Bullard, Lindsay.
Miss Pope, Lowry.
Miss Marks, Sands.
COMPANY B.
Miss Hermann, Steinmetz.
Captain, Eliza Rector. First National
bank.
Alta Childs, Holmes & Co.
May Word, Fowles.
May Cuthbert, Lorey.
OVI0 0oA4NOAoS VOVNAAA0AA " N<AAASsSA0s
Ella Sanders, Sturrock d Brown.
Ada Roberts. journal.
Ella Dean, Williams & Thurber.
Axle Mills, w. Mann.
Cora Brown, New York Store.
Mamie Pope, Drew.
Ella Haskell, jackson. ..
Jessie Nelson, Woolman. &"
Adele Parchen, Parchen.
Imogene Howell, Bee Hive.
Winifred Matheson, Mrs. Styles.
Miss Reinig, Reinig.
COMPANY G.
Captain. Mabel Wilson. "The Helena"
Annie Brooke, Calkins 4 Featherly.
Clara Kirkendall, Kirkendall d Halford.
Mary Wells, Wells.
Yetta Feldbbrg. Norris.
frankie Esler, Barker.
May Flaherty, Brunell.
Sue Chessman, kellogg.
Jennie Tom, Tom.
Alice Pope, Pope & O'Connor.
Lalla McCormiss, McCormiss.
Fannie Childs, journal Publishing Co.
Ruth Matheson, Lawson.
The following is the musical programme:
L..
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Montana Central Excursion Rates.

Commencing Sunday, May 4th. and until
further notice the Montana Central division
of the Great Northern railway line will sell
every Sunday round trip tickets at single
fare to any point on this line. The tickets
are good only on day of issue and may be
procured either at the up town Office or
depot ticket Office.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-02

The Helena Hardware Company
Are moving from their present quarters to
the Iron Front building on lower Main
street, where they will be pleased to meet
their old customers.
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log Broadway.

Balls New Main Street Photo Studio.
Our new photo studio on Main street near
Sixth avenue, opposite the Power block, is
now open. With latest-style scenery and
apparatus, we are prepared to make the
best. cheapest and most artistic photos in
the city j. p. BALL g. Son.
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Just receive at The Bee Hivo / lot chldren's
tricy c.es lot boys bicycles. lot rev baby car
fiases. lot counter goods. lot ladies' and chill
wear All of these goods are new and fresh. md
have been marked so that they viii sail quickly.
Call early.
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For Rent.

An elegantly furnished store, corner
Ninth avenue and Idaho streets, fixtures
suitable for any kind of business, will be
rented at a low price to a responsible and
permanent tenant. Enquire Of Bach, Cory
4 Co.
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for about eight days to give n opportunity for a
thorough renovation and renodeling of this pop
ular restaurant.
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HELENA IN BRIEF.

Jackson's music store, Bailey block.
Dinner from IL to at the Bon Ton.
James W. Barker, merchant tailor, Main
street, opposite First National bank.
Go east via the Montana Central and
Manitoba railways, the now sleeping and
dining car route to st. Paul and the east.
Through trains leave Helena daily at l1:30
@. m.
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Removal.

The general Office of the Helena Gas Light
and Coke company has been removed to
Lower Main street, foot of Lawrence.
H. L. WALKER, Sec. and Treas.
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Notice!

Lodges or Arms desiring permanent loca
tions in a rented building can have them
arranged rs they wish. The Montana Ma
tional bank will rebuild on present site q
five story modern buildin9-including high
speed elevators located on Main strickland
will arrange rooms or entire floors to suit
of those renting.
Plans, etc., to be found with Paulsen
Mcconnell or bank.
L. G. PHELPS, Vice-Pres.
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The INDEPENDENT will pay reward Of
go for the arrest of any person taking
papers from the doors of subscribers
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Notice.

DR.. Barbour has removed to the Power
building; entrance on Sixth street. Tele-
phone, 166.
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Don't forget the Merchants Carnival ON
Friday and Saturday nights. s. r. Only
after 8 p. M.
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DR.. Treacy has removed his Office to the
Power & keefe building, corner Main
street and Sixth avenue.
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Fine currant and gooseberry bushes for sale.
White and red currants and English gooseberries.
Call on II. II. Thale at G. Morrel1s gun store,
Main street.
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The Best,

Tho Hest. ="
The choicest fruit preserves and delica-
cies, The finest cured ham and breakfast
bacon. The best patent flour at John T.
Murphy & Co.'S.
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Notice.

9. r. o. at Ming's Opera House after
o'clock on Friday and Saturday.
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For Sale.

Seven milch cows. 16 small pigs, 4 sows
and 3 calves. Apply to Bach, Cory L. Co.
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Notice to Contractor

Notice to Contractors.
The time for closing of bids for the build
ing of II. M. Parchen's stable has been ex-
tended to IL noon, Saturday, May I'd.
w. E. Nouns,
106 Broadway. Architect.
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Beautiful blue building rock. Inquire of Emile
Kluse. Coz West Main street. or Box 2 city.
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f. s. French & Co. have removed from Pitts
burgh block to rooms 16 and II, Merchants Ma
tional Bank building.
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1.-THE coming attraction" the Merchants
Carnival. BE sure and see the banners.
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COURT HOUSE cULL1NGs.
-Four Companies File Articles of Incorpor-
alton.

-Four Companies File Articles of Incorpor-
alton.
Articles of Incorporation of the Boulder
|Flume and Mercantile company have been
been filed with the secretary of state. The
capital is $15O, 1000. in shares of 81 each, and
the inoorporators are Hector McKinuon,
Charles Glass and Frank E. Sicily.
The Mady Clothing company has been
Incorporated by Albert Kleinschmidt, II. A.
|Mady and James Milisch. The capital is
e15.000, in shares of IS each.
The General Office Mining and Reduction
company has been incorporated by N. G.
Thrall, s. L. Moore, G. A. Clark, j. B. Baird.
y. G. Pond, Il. w. Knauf, F. w. Wilsey
and T: 8. Woodruff, of st. Paul. The capt.
tai is $4,000 600.
The Emma Nevada Mining company has
been incorporated by P. J. Brophy, N. 2.
6ippie, Dan Ferrey. E. d. Dugan, Henry W.
Morgan, W: G. Lewis and John Helehan.
The capital is 100000, in shares of one
dollar.
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Two Executive Appointments,

Two Executive Appointments.
Acting Governor Ricka IDS haze appointed
Charles Morton, of Missoula county, notary
public.
Charles s. Bundy has been appointed
of deeds for the district of
Columbia by Acting Governor Richards,
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WNTED-LADY AGENTS FOE NEW RUB
w Der undergarmsnt. indispensable to ladies;
proc free. Address Little Co.. PIG Clark street,
ChiCgo, Ill.
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WANTED DINING ROOM GIRLS $50
W per month; one dining room girl $40 per
week 10 girls for private families S2O woman
pastr cook $40 per month. The Montana En-
ploynent Agency, Missoula, Box 395.
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+ URSS!!


OF Furs. Call ard leave your address
and we will send and get them.
We have large FIRE PROOF
VAULT and insure against Moth, Fire
and THEFT.
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W1NTED-F]RsTIL DRESS FINISH
w er. Mrs. M. A. RUSSELL 424 Broadway.
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WNTED-CHANDLER WANTS 1 WOMAN
" cook, $50 per month: thru waiter girls: two
girlsfor general Homework. "a Edwards street.
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WANTED-A WOMAN COOK OUT OF
w town; young girl ont of town; head laun-
dress girls for general homework Capital En-
ploynent Office, 2l2 Lawrence street.
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FOR RENT-CHOICE OFFICES IN THOMP-
son block, Main and Grand streats, entrance
OF Main street, in May only one flight of stairs;
modern conveniences; best location in the city.
Inquire John w. Thompson, Pittsburgh block.
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TOR SALE-CHEAP, A FIRST-CLASS 20
u horse upright steel boiler. Apply at this
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WANTED-A COMPETENT NURSE Girl.
~, ~ at once. Southeast corner Warren and
Fifth avenue.
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FOR SALE-S1O,00o WILL BUY anew BRICK
= houses q rooms in all, completely furnished
and all rented; also, 1900 down will buy two
At PA Bridge AT,
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WANTED--EXPERIEN STATE, SPE-
" cial and local agents to represent the Ma
tional Home Building 4 Loan Association. Our
agents are making money. Address with refer
ence. naming this paper. l. N. Clarke, Secretary
Bloomington. Ill
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IEtE FILE NOUVELIEMENT ARRIVEE
Grerait EXTRA en- relations ayec IN francais
but Sc marisr Ecrire J. La laverie, P. o.
Hobsn. New jersey.
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IF ~ WANT GOOD HELP LEAVE YOUR
i on at tho Capital Employment office, 2l2
LaWlce street.
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FORENT--FURN1SHED ROOMS; USE or
aarlor given. $50 Hilsdale ave.
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WHED--ALL THOSE WHO WANT WORK
Enjoyment Agency, Missoula, Box 395.
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FOR RENr-DwELLINGs.

FOR KLNT-MISCELLANE
ion FNT<UNfURNfsHESI6 E66Ms; ff6s.
cts in house, new building; steam heat. 5l7
Broadway.
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DRERTY OWNERS ATTENTION-SEWE
.nections made at bedrock prices by a
licen drainage expert. Address p. o. box
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TOR SALE THREE GOOD GENTLE
= milk cows; can be MIXED by any woman.
Inquire at 619 Brusdway.
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OF TEREST TO SICK PEOPLE-MESSRS,
pc L Conner desire to inform that por-
pelloto patronize q drug store in the night
time.at they have a night bell attached to the
fronpor of their store, in the Bailey block
and 1t q competent clerk will attend their
want any hour of the night.
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ITO CONT RACTORS-SEALED BIDS FOR
acing the grounds of the Athletic club will
Bale block, until noon Of Mondsy. Msv (.
Spsceations of the work ard material NAV he
seen Messrs. y. Read & Co.'s office. Power
builag. The right to reject any or all bids is
rpSeIl -
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ron SALE,

S(NN~seescSescseS
i house, II rooms, centrally located. everything
complete very cheap for cash. Inquire room No.
A. Browns block, Warren street, Helena.
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.,is ground; ono Of our agents earned $500 in
1889. Address, p. Q. Box 1871, New York.
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WANTED MAKER. CALL Or WRITE
w to o. Savard in Grand Central building.
Anaconda Mont ~