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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-09
BKEylrIES.

The ladies of the Unitarian church will
tender recertion to Rev. and Mrs.
Thomas Van Mss and Rev. and Miss
Smith at the Rainier hotel on Tuesday
evening. December 9tn. from s to 10 O'Clock.
Ali members OF the society and friends are
cordially invited 10 be present.
Stacia McKeniricks made complaint to
Justice Hancock Neagie yesterday that
Nellie Mckendricks had threatened to kill
her. and she wanted her murderous neigh
Dor put under bonds to keep the peace.
A warrant was issued for NellIe's arrest.
A. Hamilton, clerk in Hanford's abstract
office. charged with assault with deadly
weapon on Charles Fox. appeared for
hearing in Justice Neagie's court yester-
day. On motion the case was continued
un II p. IN. today. Hamilton furnished
$3.50 bonds for hi. appearance.
For a consiiera ion OF 5000. 900 the Seattle
Gas & Electric l. ght C,mpany, repre-
sented b. President Dex er Horton. yes
terday transferred its stock to the Seattle
Gas and Electric Light and Motor Company.
A plat o. Brighton, King county. was
yesterday tie with the auditor bv Everett
Smith and Mary ID. Smith. Brighton lies
on the west shore of Lake w ashington,
about six miles from Seattle.
AT the fire in South Seattle, yesterd az
morning, Japanese named K;kgicha stole
fire ak from an engine. He was caught
by police officer and marched up to the
police headau ir ters, where a charge oil
petit larceny was put against him.
All Teo. a Chinese wife-beater. was ar
rested by Officer Townsend yesterday.
This is the first case where a Chiaaman has
been brought into police court Of the city
on charge OF wife. beating.
Cake festival at the Armory hall Thurs.
day evening. December Is, given by the
ladies of the Unitarian church. All should
attend.
The Y. W. C T. q. will meet with Miss
Adams. lI6 North Eight street today al
$3.50 O'Clock. All ladies invited to be pres.
ent.
Two patients were received and four dis.
charged yesterday from Providence hos
pital.
Christmas goods at Trinity fair, Armory
hall, Thursday, December IL.
Eureka lodge tonight. Special M. NJ.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. Ralph E. Mccoy, prosecuting attor-
ney-elect for JEFFERSON county, is in the
city attending United states court.
Mr.. S. II. Barbee. Mr. E. Carlson and
Mr.. W. 7. Mcdonald, of Olympia are at
the Grand hotel.
Mr.. c. s. Ninstock, advance representa-.
tive OF the spanish Students" is now in
the city.
Mr.. A. Liberati. the famous band leader
is al the SnoquHlmie hotel.
MIR. George Il. strevel, jr., of Winnipeg
is stopping at the DIiier
Mr.. Fl. W. Morgon, of Bay Center. Kan.
is ut the Diller hotel
Mrs Daniel Jones returned yesterday
from visit East.
Mr.. s. d. Gustin. of North Bend, is at
the Snooualmie.
Mr.. r. B. Attridge, OF Port Ludlow. is at
the Snoqu.lmie.
Mr.. G fifth Davies has returned from
OLYMPIA
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Gam hlerA Arresfsd

Detectives Rogers and Willard visited
several OF the gambling houses yesterday
afternoon, and arrested ten men engaged
in running the games. Each of the gam.
biers put up cash bail OF $iOO and wss
rAeA se6
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Tourists

"nether on pleasure bent or business. shou'd
take on every trip hottie OF syrup OF F.s,. IS
IL acts most presently ard eff c1aslir on m.
kidnrys hver and bowels, preventing, levers.
headaents and ether forms OF sickn. S. For
"a IN DC ana sleo oott es by sll leading drug
gtstS. ~o
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lake tins Northern Paine raIlrcsn v.s.s,u..
s4eeper ana oinlng-ssc route for al polau Ess-
A-SalFpers, elty pc&e- sgea. 10 second srrser
Sosioo s4oek; L ioaxin. ospo. ncxs. aseas
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All linen. hemstitched and hand-em-
broidered initiai hand ke.chiefs, 1928 per
box. These are grand values.
Jaranese silk hem ii ched. hard-t m
hrodered initial handker chiefs, 75c anu 81
each.
Gents all linen, hemstitched, white
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Their gentle action anu good et.ct a, ~.
system rel make taern o perfect lit,ie ri.I
lney pleas tro>e Who tnem Csrte.'s Il,
lie Liver PI. may well be ter med "Per.,c,iou -
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Gloves.

Gloves from 75c 10 S. IS
Lidie,' aolsau tare Kid Gloves, glace
or itndres Ell. from 15c TO 81
Ezra lorg Mousquet ire Cloves for
evening wear, elooa or shoulder lie 9Th, in
blacks, tans, grays and opera shades.
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Silk Umbrellas

Misses 4-button KID Gloves. soc pair !;
with Fdster ho,k. better quality 81 On r.
L dies 5.bution Kid Gloves. 75c, 81
81 Is ami 81 90
L dies Foster Hook Kid Gloves, ST..
81 80 and 81 IS.
Ladies' button or hook Undressed Kid
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All linen. hemstitched. handle m ',roi-
de-ed. in tial handkerehiefs. extra qua ily,
81 per box.
Ali linen I'm la n initial h ndkerchiefs.
hand embroidered and hemstitcsed, CSC
each.
White Japanese silk. hand-embroidered
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ha ndkerch efs. from Csc to 81 each
Gsnt,' col ored bord cred hemstitched
ham kercbiefs. 12Xc o IS ach.
Japanese face all lk hemstitched
handk rchefs white or coorsd 5Jrlerei.
so: 81 80 each. The SOC ines n these
goods canno. be dup catei Ia Seat al
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SILK hosiery. poaeny & Ma-um.
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hem-st tched. initial handkerchiefs. SOC
each
French hand-emb bro dered. white linen
hsndkerch efs 25c Is $50 each.
La lies ali linen. nemst tched, white
handse-chi-fs, in lawn or camnric. 121zc
to SOC .ch.
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Fancy bordered. hemstitchsd. vs,,.
colored hand Ike chiefs, 00l Az
sly es. from sc apiece upwa-ss
japanese 81 K. hand embroide-el !,
loped and fancy oordered, from g. =,
each. W
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Gents F ne Kid Gloves, With butson
CLASP or Foster hook.
Gems De sing Cloves, in Buck. Mocha
DO skin anu XIII.
Fur top. linen Kid Gloves for IsdIst|
men and mis- ss.
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-27

" taught and studied long AGO; for though
mot an easy matter to pick up information
here ana there from partners or opponents
upon iolec and eechnicelittes, NOR to read
and mwardly digest" the tough bits ono
comes upon continually in books, yet By
Ystematio study and application light doso
dawn ut last. One soon begins to speak in
tellikently. and to understand the Language;
theo later, paseinR out Of bondage into
intellectual freedom, to have q sense Of
with any genius for tho game. ito walk
among the etars." And SO it happens that
there IL to-day an ever-increasinR number
OF good partners who at least understand
and respect the theory Of the game, and
s wno are helping undeniably to raise its
IN order that they may play hereafter, and
as morning 10 the tiWe whom study should
be taken mp" women, who have their time
moro or less at their command, may devote
that part Of the day to whist, giving up pos
saoiy II three houIs week, though usually
this way overcoming in part the disadvant-
age Of being debarred the practice Of the
club, that training school in cards for men,
which accounts largely for their former su-
periority of play. men having. it is true,
greater power of concentration at their
command, but women, on the other hand,
being blessed with more intuitive percep-
tion, that enables them to draw an infer
ence.
''Home whist is beginning, therefore, to
have very different meaning from Of old,
when it was used more az term If oppro-
brium and rarely could be used a. bait to
beguile any man from his club, it being
pretty severe test Of affection to be put
down for several hours to poor whist, Of all
games the poorest in the world, to any one
familiar with ito infinite possibilities. Yet,
per contra, if among ones family and
friends enough can be found to play really
good game, whist may be quite as interest
ing and absorbing within the radius of .
congenial home circle as in the lights and
allurements Of a club, more especially since,
whom it 10 well played, the intellectual ex-
citement 10 quite sufficient with the major
ity OF players to render it independent OF
stakes. So, even if only for the sake Of in
cTeasing home influence, il seems to me
we'll worth while that women should strive
to learn the game, and when in addition
one remembers the valuable accomplish
ment whist adds to the many women in and
out of society require, il they would shine.
I do not see how there can be more than
one opinion upon the subject have under
taken to defend.
Unsuitable enjoyment, valuable mental
training. widening home influence, pow
erful social charm, il whist gives all these.
why should any ono condemn it's devotees?
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IT 10 THE BEST,

H
kI0D9D ANOTHER MANS WIFE.
I'M sco1ndreln yelled young Jacob Green
=. A hts good nejSheof 8fowns-
You kisesd my wife upon the street-
oueht TO knock you down."
Thats where you're wrong good Brown replied.
In accents mild and meek; '%n5
kissed hsr; that I've not denied
But klseeA her on the cheek- tb
and did % beoausc she looked 20 hsndsome-
re = sh very picture ct beauty and health. What
..Well," replied Green, s. since you ask IL,
yill tell you: she uses DR.. Pieroe's Favorito
Prcscription. accept ye ur apology. Good
An unhealthy woman Is rarely. IL ever, beau
dful. The peculiar diseases to which 10 many
Of tho az are oabject aae prolific causes Of
pale. sallow feces. blotch with unsightly
Rimplss' dull: lustreless Icy EYES and emacisted
nently cured BY using DR.; Pierce's Mvorite
health comes that beauty which, combined
with good qualities Of head and heart, makes
women angels Of lovelinee1.
"Fevorite Prescription y the only medi.
cine for women. sold by druggists. under .
positive guarantee from the manufactur-
On, that It will give satiifaction ia every case.
or money will BE- refunded. It - Q p0sft$ue
opect1c for leucorThea, painful menstruattou.
unnatural @lppre1gions pr0lapsuS or falling
Of the womb, weak back. anteversion. retro-
voEo1on, bearing down sensations, chronic
eongesticn. Inflammation aud ul3eEatton OF
The womb.
WORLDS DrsprnsARY MEDICAL AssoC1Ap
ZION, &anufaCturegs, Buffalo, N. 7.
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REAL ESTATE. ~
+ 8. French = Co.

+ 8. EfoneA Co
HOUSES FOR SALE.
New Groom house. nice brick CELLAR; on broad,
w.ssr s ks;tris !, a otto i Linz; 1i
sSa.esss . sSss soa motor
P.9S and II Bssson ss.S
street. saz1oe. stable, shed. etc;. s!.oo0
min. and eighteen months; liberal discount for
4-room house, corner, s0xl&0. one block from
motor and school house. d 500; easy terms.
Groom house on corner Just of Of broadway,
g. TOO $1.7O0 cash. balance one rear, 10 per cent.
6ix-room house on Fifth avenue near Beattis;
.six-room brick house, corner lot on Broadway;
Eix-rOom frame house corner Warren street;
new, conveniently arranged; $500. one-haf
caEsh q, balance l..S one ne year, 10 Per cent
Madison sssnue, sSsiso; $3.50, si.so cash. BAL Al
ance ON easy terms, 10 per cont
nue.; s.50O. one half cash. balance easy time. 10
$3.50 one-half cash. balance one year. 10 per csAt
HOUSES FOR RENT.
New 4-loom house. brick cellar, on Broadwater
Electric Motor, 5axlSS, Sl5 per month
=
Furnished Broom house On LAWRENCE street;
large lot, stable sheds. etc.. $50 per month.
IOTs.
ton; qne-third cash, one-thrd In nine. balance
IN eighteen months, 10 per cent.
81 lCso- 75xlss On Weakeshaw street. Brosdwa.
sixteen months, 10 per cent.
Vi 800 sOxi s corner on Madison avenue fac' NJ
nna
$l,lOO-s0xl25 ON Wilder near Madison street;
81 ssslssxl2s corner on Hauser boulevard,
fronting north; easy terms.
$500 corner on breckenridge. 1S0xlo0 feat;
hi cash bsanc s; ssssy terms 10 Per cant
cash, balance in nine and eighteen months. ~ Per
cent.
at $3.50 per foot; easy texms.
81 ,l0o.sOxiSo on Twelfth evenue acine north,
one-half block from motor; $500 cash, balance in
SLIGO -50xl00 ON Eleventh avenue, north 'front.'
81 oOo- soxl4o on Eighth avenue: cne-third cash.
~ per cent. This il = great barlain.
~ southeast CORNER on Eleventh avenue .oi
SIS ,Ooo-50xll5. on Helena avenue near Main
Cornsr on Helena avenue sO6 feet double 'front.'
Si H. corner ON Helena avsnre, frort-
age on three stress; one third cash. balance easy
s s1sooo aea Il On Heisns Avenue near
Of Main street spAp. Easy terms.
$500 -7sxli5 ON Ewins street; fine residencc
sita.
S5,60O-15OxlsO on pesrborn streets, south aud
east corner: One-third cash, balance easy terms.
$S,O0O-lO0xl2S on Monroe street just OF the
boulevard; one-third cash, balapce nine and
eighteen months, 10 Per cent.
xA,OOO-1OO- foot corner on HAue9r boulevard,
one block from Madison street. one-hAlf en- sh,
balance enc year, 10 per cent.
$sOO-50-fo0t corner on Boulder avenue; easy
terms.
S56S5--161-foot corner ON Lyndale on electric
railway; one-third cash, balance easy terms.
S2,25O-l0D feet on broadway facing south; easy
Beautiful lots in Richmond Hill addition at 81
per front foot, several blocks Ia tract. s9s.ss
gain.
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~~~.~esesrses~~~~ !.
A. J. ssssls = Co. Dailey Block. OfEsrs
3 Easht-scdm houee on eosnsr loe. sox1oo 9ssk
ossS ana f.rnaos As "a 49, .or Al
cent.
,sSiI1;resm frame hsuss On 4 Il soz,oS 9
Hllsdsls street. only ealOo; $500 cash. haaance
ss:sa :;:s: sss :s $50, e Is SO $50 ss. g
g suit 4 s 10 psr g Il '''" s'''S. - 800
Five-Ioom frsne house o. lot sox1es %
1sveH n, a,snus. only ssco can: si,aCC u
si1-room frame hoqss ON lot, sea1oe, On fsftA
Ss.iss fess tn north and sest 'front.' oc.n:r Car
i block and half from motor; $1,000 cash. =
12sxl2s fest south and east front, corner Madi-
sSn s1a sanSn IN .1d
ieo.ias feet on electric motor, In Broedya.ss
iooaiss tost eorner Hasrison avenue and psosts
foot, ons-sSisd ossh. bsisncs one and two years
a. " per CONT. n
electric motor in srcsdvstsr addition; Sis per
foot, One-third cash. balance one and two yeafs
i2ssia2 fest south and east. corner Logan and
lynd..s sysnue on motor line IN Central adj
sSsi<O feet on Lyndale avenue in Northsrn r.
50x1Ao feet corner on LyndAls avenue In North.
.so1ioS fsst On Hoalder sSsnus IN Northern Pa
clio addition. for d LOCO cash.
se sss ssef f; .o sSsoi y eg es.h h
~, soz1is fsss on Logan street. in Central add
u ss.;iisx Isl on warrsa stssst In Csntral aadt
1s sssi H Isl On Vain .srss for s,2soo cash
6Oxl06 feet south and west front, CORNER Four
teenth and Pearl streets in ontral addition. fee
ioOxlso fest north and west front, corner
Spruce and Mound ssreets In Mauldin addition
$4,000, half cash. belanco one year AZ 10 per cent
dition. on electric motor. Tor $4,000. favorable
III soziao feet corner Livinss.oa and Dskot.
hOxllO feet on Miesoula strcet Y. xocksy add:
tion for $3.50. one-third cash, balance ak ard
twelve months 1t 10 per cent. MN,
In Lockey addition. for $780, terms one third
cash, balance six and twelve months at 10 pee
bOxiao fest ON Butte street in Jockey addition Ton
' 6Oxiso feet on Missoula street il Locksy axla-
s so.s Ssst On pav. in Lo.ley .d
ton. for II 500 terms one third cash. hAlAnce
Gig and twelve months At lS Per cent. 49,.
stes s only saS Per foot. terms fsyolsbls.
hoxll0 feet ON Missoula avenue. for $3.50. tesmo
shalf cash. balance six and twelve months; !.
aos p motor lIes, iSs 81 Is ieos. sssn. -
cash, balance July J vi. At ~ pcr cent.
;nas: sssi:ea ss: s AZ p en is
az . ess On dsss s,s =. T. "a 8:
''s so1iss fsst. on Holliaa avsnua. on sssetria
LsH IN Flowers addition It from q % . ~
30 Is s or ~ Il ~ q 80. IL = 10. as4v.
lar $4,000. $5l34
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS SALE or
~ real estate and shares Of mining stock. In
the district court Of the First Judicial District
Of the State Of Montana, in and for the county Of
Notice y hereby given that in pursuance Of On
District Of the State Of Montana. in and for the
q matter the s. estate
Of James Q. Macdonnell, deceased. the under
signed. administrators Of said estate. will sell 1t
lawful money Of the United States Of America.
and subject to confirmation by said distrco court,
on Saturday, the 10th day q December. 1870. at
Clarke state u Montana ~ the risht title ,inteI
est and estate e; Ct The said James g
otherwise acquired other than or il, addition to
Of his death, in and to lot seven az, block one
III. Marysville, Lewis and Clarke county. Mon
tnna: also tract Of land. consisting Of ton
in Slaughterhouse sulch. Lewis and Clarke
county, Montana, icing the Same tract OF land
msntioned and described il that certain deed e.
cedent on the 18th day Of April. 1898. which raid
decd is of re cord in the Office Of the recorder Of
heris and 3. Clarke county h lon on page e
county; also the following shares Of stock in that
certain mining and reduction company known
corporation existing under and by virtue of the
laws Of Montana. having its principal Office In
the city Of Helena, Montana. to-wit
Certificate No 493 for 30 shares.
Certificate No. s03 for 50 shares.
Certificate No. pa for $50 shares; and
Certificate No. sos for 50 shares.
Together with . ] improvements theFeunto the
said real estate belonging.
Terms and conditions Of sale: Cash, in lawful
money OF the United States Of America.
Eeed at expense OF purchaser.
CHAg. WATSON.
Administrator Of the estate of james G. Mac
dOnnell. deceased.
Dated Helena. Mont. November 18th. 1890.
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II. W. 8. Folk n Co.'S bargains.

80.
~, IS Sn nont on On mann ssteet' NM Dusane Aoe
50 to 50 fest front ON Main stsest. nea. 6ixtA
avenue. 500 per front foot.
.sons bu Il a. 500 S per front focs. - -
$500 per front foot -
1SO'feet on Helena avenue. cosner. q $50 psgi
front foot. N
sos,sS On Main sersss It 500 ssr hssns foeA
Four lots IN Northesn Pacific addition No I,
near ~ Helene avsnae q 800 pr Let, !. -. Z.
per 'front.' ont 10 loot. '4.A >1''4 = s'A'
175 lost on corner Central addition for 5000
100 feet Flower Garden addition. close -
Northern Pacific depot, = Si2 per trent loot.
$500
6011i0 cholco cornea, Bassett addition, pe1oo
d 800
, s1 ache seSi0' 'ot' IN 1'0k'' addition nom
front fool.
600 test On 1Owee Main 0eseet tro0 ~ 70, ~
per front foot; choice. properly.
Tor the low dsuse Of $1,000.
20 acEee tn, II the city limits, plated q 80.
IL Helena.
IhIss choice lets IN Coz addition = bsdroek
g. Sns l0t IN Northern Pacific second addisioa.
100xl40 ON Eighth avenue, price v2,20O.
100 foet corner Knight street, Hauser a1ditasA
at $S0 per tront foot.
ward. In Syndicate addition. y
uOyYssCa NON aAIR ~
S 80
1!.oo0-Two-sto!y frame. eleven room. s!0ssS
cash, 5000 4 two years. 9 per cent intsrSst.
This property rents Tor I'D Per month. !.
-1ne story frame. hye rooms ana pAen.
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y. q Coz. Coll, slock. on.r,,

SSAs S~~ss~
Choice lots in the Amss addition as I'll -
front foot $3.50.
from el2 to e1l Der foot
Choice lotslin the Bradford addition at vartoO
Blocks in Highland Park at e,10o for ohoisA
1ne block II Brooke addition. fronting -
H.user boulevard. Ct Sl6 PEI front fcGs:
me selection Of lots In Hauser addition iron
32250 to 40 Per front foot sss
Desirable lots s. Jockey addition. near HAlsna
Soma sxcetlsnt bargains In Richmond HNl.
Eome very desirable Main streee peopegty =
Ixo i've room hoassa. nv. ground sazaA =
fveivew q hoass nsar ahusinass esatess sss1n1
Several nv desirable reoide0cas.
month, for 3t1,OM ~
Fosts scrss insids city hmits, yesy daiilhas
f{itsn serss ad3oinias eilg = sbe2 sassAall
iso scrss - osssads q sr linih. ssial1s -
. 400. naas teva. w AssiEahas ~ = -
80 ~ ~ ~ /. A -, -, -.
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TUE UNDERSIGNED, MASSENA BULLARD
and Augustus B. Ewing. appointed trustees
b. the resolution OF the 0tockhoiders OF the
Wesk Grant Mountain Mining Company. ad0pt-
Cd On Tie sth day of Oct0ber. 1859, hereby give
notice that there remained In tho1r possession
ard u1oxcAanesd. on the 18th day OF February,
16o0 eighteen thousand two hundred and thirty.
seven a,2sD shArss q ttock Of the Elizabeth
Mining Company, and that pursuant to the d.
West Granite Mountain Mining Company. the
undersigned will all ct public auction to the
highOt bidder or bidders for cash, It the east
front door OF the court house il the city Of st.
Iona, MissOari, on The fifteenth day Of Decem-
ber. 1870. beginning At twelve, O'Clock noon Of
sid day said l025 shares Of the capital stock Of
tbs Hilaheth Mining Company, or such mart
tiesBof . shan not have been Exchanged for
Wet 6fanits Mountain Mining Company stock
priee to neesmber 9Th. 1880.
Modes 2 aise Gwen e West Granite Mountain
chargs thar shares prior TO February 18th, 1880,
thnt. % direction Of the board OF trustees. and
with the oonsent Of the partiSs In interest. the
unAeesisned afe empovsred 10 continue to make
exchaneee Of Gli1A6eth Mining Company stock
for West Granite Mountain Mining Company
stock at any time prior to the eighth day Of De-
cembse. 1880, ON tho terms provided in the reso-
lut7nn q Oct. 5th 1882 that b 70 say. one share
Of to farmer for tvo shares Of the latter.
themsslvs Of tho aaid extension Of Tins should
present their certificates to Augustus b. Ewing.
room III IAcleds building. Ut. Louis. Mieeoofi.
or Nassena Billiard. room No. Gold hlock
Helena Neotana, be3ore December eth, lG00
AAggs ssaas an 3 LYING kyXnISSd.
Tfuseeos.
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ORDINANCE Nd. IS.

An ordinance appropFiatins money to pay Tor
electric Light tor the month OF October. 1890.
b Il otdiinsd b. the City Council Of the City Of
Eection /. There y hereby appropriated cat Of
any money in the city treasury not other
wiss appropriated, the sum OF eight hun
dlrsd and fhirty-oight dellass and twenty cents
lx81A3u). TO pay the Helena Electric company
tor lights fufnished the city for the month q
Ccsohss. $50: - -.
tnssll DONALD BRADFORD.
/ 49, 1oBT. b SMITH, UH csssk
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Round Trip Rates to St. Louis

Round Trip Rates to St. Louis.
The Union Pacific railway will sell round
tickets, Helena to st. Louis, No., and re-
turn, at rate Of 375. Tickets limited to
thirty days going, thirty days returning;
extreme limit, ninety days.
A. E. VEAzIE,
Ticket and Passenger Agent.
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sctATicA.

N. Ogden, Mich,
May II, 1890.
"My brother-Rev.
Samuel Porter. was
cured by st. Jacobs
OH Of excruciating
sciatic pains In his
thigh"
]. N. L. PoRTxB.