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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-07
San Augustine District Court
,orrespondIScs OF The Gazette.

SAN AUGUSTINE, TEX, Oct. 4.-Our
district court has been in session for
nearly three weeks, the largest session
for many years, with the following re-
suit: Richard Love. colorsd, burglary,
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A Trainlood Of Goods

~ "t''tO0e@ " VO0us
Just received at Turner u Nngee's thi.
have just received:
One oaArock salt.
One carAarrel salt
One car liforniashnned goods.
One car Hgal psksht flour.
One car An4hoEatent flour.
One car purs&ebple vinegar.
One car canp tomatoes.
One car Gag sdkprn.
One car nSF-cronR CLASSES.
One car 4&sh potaf6es.
One caESrockerywaA
One c&rpure leaf lardA
One r gfanulated sugar.
III TURNER & DrNGEE,
- Wholesale aud Retail Groeers,
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A man with q large estatsiI.isallas
says: elf had to desykt@ds thesnse of
saxet I had EatHge ss-sTery dollar L am
Wortb iH2ff51-be again afflicted as l was
S;hBh commenced taking it,
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To-NIGHTTo GERTLEMES oNLF!

Prof. EHli0nl Wtndsor, L. L. B. , the Enai-
nent Phrenolo1isf tciU Lecture at Huf.
mans Hall Erery Night This Weet
Serudl Physiology and Gre
attire Sciencs-Eree te III!
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Solid gold and gold filled wateESssSs
cost; come early. tessspes
s;.s:st.ass sFff Z Francisco,
o. als-sss COS Main street.
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These lectures will be supsrbly Illus
rated with the most eXpensiye pnrapher-
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A sEpr.se nrarrMse.

Stealing SFay last Saturday Mr.. B.
c. Rawlekedf J. B. Williams grain CON-
pany went to Dallas and was married in
that city at 80 p. m. to Miss Nettle T.
Eaton. Mr.. Rawley did right to dimin-
ish the Dallas population and increase
that OF Fort Worth, but his friends, who
join in congratulations to the happy
groom and bride, feel q little disap-
pointed in themselves that they are such
poor judges of when AMMAN is oontem-
plating Ratrimony.
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Dawson CRATES are -saasetp ts85sf 81
others. Examias:tzSnSS6yfHg.
LEWIS BROS.
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pally on fish which they dry and keep for
food in winter. Miss Coultree said:
'Knowing as 1 do so we'll from personal
observation the fate of these Mormon
converts, l do hope that the American
people will come to realize that it is their
duty to consider the matter as one Of i'm
portance to our government, and try to
have prohibitory measures IN regard TO
bringing these people here. Not only
would il benefit these people themselves,
but the whole country, for surely the
people who take the oaths they are
sshHess to take would become hw-abid-
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AZ

Turner & Dingee's. on Houston street,
U can get everything that Ssgood to eat
Nice celery, craAberries, Sgg plants, tomatoes
Excellent butter, sxaSet gg hams,
Rare good jellies, pfsfsfses and jams.
g. Rtt
Dom fail to try thssires!past fakes,
Nice NJ P pictIed I pies tsst sauer NM 49,.
Good syrups andsugars, never on
Every kind of p5ekle. sour, sweet, 4SEed,
Everybody 'O and y9 Tr can NIB be fT n9sssr,s
II wholesale and Retail Grocers.
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Eree Phofn0rn,xlEa

AT swartz's finyssgt pssfSFs, by trading
with the IN erchahS$xF the back of his
cards. Call ut thSsgksry and get card
free Of charge s
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New crop Ssskw 1t -four in two, FIVE
and ten poundks just received, at
Turner s. pgs(sShY holesale and retail
grocers.
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New crop stsesr apa molasses just re-
ceived at TurnsrAXsDlngee's, wholesale
and retail grocer2

1arking is Asicsls egedy filled with
witty and original dialo9 IA, uproarously
funny table4ux, bright catchy music
and pretty girls. ''yhrking lays but
littsss elaimto a plotS An old Irish con-
traesw who cannot sfesist the temptation
of flifaang with every pretty girl he
meets, Bu$Ehoss wife is aware of the
fact, jealonA Matches his movements.
A Dutch policTAAa who is friend of
both, helps Yin WaeRever he can, con-
sistently, A tough BSAsher boy, "with
a tender eart, is an atRiring friend,
but seHSes to eomplicate matters. A
host of pretty girls tend to increase the
old lrishman s troubles.
Incidental to the play n number of
very cle1sr specialties agffutroduced.
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postmaster to put all correspondence ad-
dressed to the Board of Trade in their box.
and not with the Chamber of Commerce, as
+ vas supposed was being done, in view Of
the fact that the Board Of Trade does not
receive any mail.
The executive committee was empowered
TO negotiate for renting out desk room in
the Board OF Trade apartments,
A resolution by Lee Swords to endorse as
the Official organ of the Board of Trade,
journal of trade and commerce. to be pub
hshed BY him, was referred to the executive
committee. =.
Mr.. Davis then resurrected the old Board
OF Trade discussion. r. C. Wallace assisted
ana suddenly motion to adjourn was car
ned, but another short-liv meeting was
9rganlzed of members of the old Board of
Trade. An attorney named Walsh told the
meeting that he didn't think nine members
Of the old board had any right to disband
the organization. After further talk the
members became partly convinced that the
old board is still in existence, and that il
was never legally disbanded. The meeting
ad1ourned after a mutual agreement to ges
the members of the old directory together
to investigate how the old board voted
itself out Of existence.
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A New Catholic Society,

The Helena Catholic Literary society was
organized Sunday with membership of
fifty. The officers elected were: president,
r. B. Gallagher; vice-president, John
Brady: treasurer, Rev. F. Follett; financial
secretary, Mr.. King; corresponding score
tary, Mr.. Burns. Rev. Father Palladino
was chosen spiritual adviser.
The new society will occupy quarters in
the new building being erected near the
church. An architect is now arranging
suitable quarters for frst-class gymnasi-
society will meet again to organize dra-
matte auxiliary. This organization is
commendable one and should meet with
great success. and every Catholic young
man should join.
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Ho for Great Falls!

The Montana Central Railway company
is offering facilities for trip to Great Falls
and return that should induce many of our
citizens and our neighbors from the
country around US to visit the many points
of interest to be found in and around that
young and growing city. Great Falls itself
has arranged very interesting programme
for the day as an inducement to draw the
masses in this direction on Decoration day.
The scenery en- route via the Montana Cen
trail, between Helena and Great Falls, is a
continued panorama of that which is most
beautiful and pleasing to the eye. The
great Gaudaur-Hamm contest on Broad
water bay will present an entertainment of
unusual interest to those who are lovers of
the aquatic art.
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A Horse Thief Caught.

Stock Detective James Conley came ur
from Big Sandy yesterday with horse
thief whom he captured at that place. The
thief is named Jesse Robbing, alias Bing-
ham, and is wanted at Dawes, Neb., for
stealing cattle and horses to the value of
$500. Mr.. Conley holds a requisition for
the prisoners detention and has tele-
graphed Sheriff James G. Dahlman of
Dawes, who has started for Montana to
take the prisoner back. Mr.. Conley found
his man in barn making horse trade and
called him down at the point of a revolver.
Robbins is very tall and large man and
was greatly surprised when Conley arrested
him.
Robbins is one of two brothers who stole
the band of cattle. The stock was located
near the Bear Paw mountains, and upon
information received by the stock commits
sioners, Robbins was located near Big
Sandy.
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Musicale Tonight.
The following is the programme for the
musicale at the Congregational church this
evening:
PART 1.
III
Violin. Violincello and Piano.
Mesdames Langley, Ellis and Webster Misses
Shiland: laml ertoa Mosher and Brooke.
Miss Nosher.
1. Piano Solo-"The SIinning Song -. ;, Raft
Miss COrinne Miller.
2: QCartetfe The Professor at Home. Bliss
Mr.. Higgins Miss Mosher. Miss Woodman and
Judge Eddy.
PART II.
Guitar Mandolin and Piano.
z. Duet-"Moonlight on the Rhine Neulaud
Mr.. Higgins, Miss Brooke.
3. Song--"l In Thy Dreams" ............. Buck
Miss Mosher.
4. 'Sleep Noble Child" Cherubini
Ladies' Quartette.
Violin, Cello and Piano.
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United States Courts,

OAAGCu StiStt0 SOuTtSs
In the United States district court yester.
day W. ]. Lippincott, of Butte, and H. r
Comfy were admitted to practice. The
court then adjourned until next Monday
The grand jury will probably remain in
session during the remainder of the week.
The proceedings in the United States cir
cult court were as follows:
ID. n. G. Yaeger, administrator of the
estate of Jno. r. Green, deceased, VS.. the
Northern Pacific Railroad; Judgment for
defendant with costs.
Is. A Serensen, administrator in the es-
tate of Neil Serensen, deceased, vs.. the
Northern Pacific Railroad; Judgment for
plaintiff for 81, $50 and costs; stay of pro-
ceedings granted for forty-two days and
motion BY defendants for new trial.
IL. VIM. Wilson vs.. the Northern Pacific
Railroad; continued for the term.
14-George Henry VS.. Northern Pacific
railroad; same order.
16-T. j. Bohnart VS.. Northern Pacific
railroad; same order.
7-Mckeoin VS.. Northern Pacific railroad:
passed by agreement.
Northern Pacific Express company Vs. w.
+. Sloane; Judgment for SOS by stipula-
tion.
Joseph DeCamp was excused as Juror for
the term, and all jurors were excused until
June 2.
Louis A. Coquard vs.. the West Granite
Mountain Mining company ct al; demur-
rer to complaint filed.
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Sunday School Entertainment

0S11aSAHy cCaxOV1 11uOeIt0HU"6uC.
st. Peters Sunday school gave a very
successful entertainment last evening, al
which the following programme was pre-.
sented:
Overture, by orchestra; either solo, by
Mrs. L. o. Dunn; recitation, by Miss Mary
V. Glenten; song, by Mrs. H. N. Blake
piano solo, by Mr.. M. s. Burns; talk, by
Judge Eddy; either solo, by Mrs. Dunn
overture, by orchestra; followed by q pre-
sentation of about fifty views from the
magic lantern.
After this part of the programme war
disposed of refreshments were served ia
about one hundred little folks.
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BOARD OF TRADE.
The Proceed n gs of Last Nights Regular


The Proceed n gs of Last Nights Re1ula,
Meeting.
President Hotter presided at the meeting
of the Board of Trade held in their room,
last evening. About fifteen members were
present. The minutes were first read and
approved. The minutes of the directors
meeting, held few days ago for the pur.
pose of receiving and adopting the consti-
tuition and bylaws, and to disband the
board of directors, we're read and approved
and ordered spread upon the minutes OF
the Board of Trade meeting.
The president referred to resolution re-
Gently passed requesting the secretary of
the Chamber of Commerce to DISCO. &c GER
tain furniture and effects, and said the reso-
luton had been ignored by the Chamber of
Commerce. In view of what had passed
he was willing to permit the Chamber of
Commerce to keep the furniture as he
could not see how it could be secured le-
gally, unless they feel disposed to return
the property.
Here Joe Davis, who never misses an op-
portunlty to take a back stab at his sue
cessful opponent in the late municipal
hleasantness, said that if, as he understood,
the secretary of the old Board of Trade had
misappropriated the funds of the board,
this organization should know what became
OF them. He thel read portion of a SEC
ton OF the old Board Of Trade bylaws
wnere It provides that authority for dispos-
ing OF funds was vested only in the trea-
surer, upon an order signed BY the secre-
tary and president. Mr.. kleinschmidt,
VINO was treasurer, said that was the only
way the money was paid out, and Davis,
who was slightly crushed, turned the mat
ter on by saying the board should hold Nj.
Keinschmidt responsible.
Upon request of Mr.. Hotter, Ex-Gov.
Hauser then address the meeting on the
Importance OF securing for Helena the pro-
posed railroad to Castle. The committee
appointed to take hold of the matter wa
requested to meet at B. Browns Office this
morning at 10 o'clock.
Commencing to- day the Board of Trade
will meet ION change" daily from il to IL
o'clock for informal gatherings: but to be
subject to the call of the president or sec-
Rotary for the transaction of business.
II was moyed that . special meeting be
held Thursday night to hear from the spe-
eisl railroad committee.
s3he eeceetaRy Was insessetea 10 netify tn
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Laborine Men Notice.

Through the solicitation of the Trades and
Labor Assembly of Helena, Mr.. Hughes OF
Chicago, has consented to deliver an ad.
dress to laboring men on Saturday evening
at the Grand Street Methodist church, hii
subject being Organization and tho Lene-
fits to be derived therefrom.'' Mr.. Hughes
is said to be pleasant and entertaining
speaker and thoroughly posted on labor
matters. ALI laborinR men are requested
to attend which will be free to all.
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Decoration Day

At Great Falls this year will be gala day,
as the many attractions offered should draw
together large concourse of people. The
- rate offered by the Montana Central
places the trip within the reach of all.
Don't forget the date, Friday, May 80. or
the special train which leaves at a. m.
sharp. Tickets can be purchased either at
the uptown ticket Office OF the depot.
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Notice.

The members of ohe committee on the
site for the Chamber of Commerce build
$50 p. m. at Bach Cory 81 Co.'s Office.
Parties wishing to submit proposals for
ground may do SO in writing or appear in
person before said committee.
g. A. BRoApHATER Chm
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THANKS,

To all who assisted in last evenings en-
tertainment and to Mr.. A. r. Gates. Who
kindly placed his hall at their disposal. 81
Peters Sunday school sends it's sincere
thanks.
WALTER II. LITTLE, Supt.
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Cordially invites the ladies of Helena to
call and inspect the elegant assortment OF
imported millinery. consisting of the latest
styles in bonnsts, toques and large hats;
engaged room 205 Hotel Helena. An early
call il solicited. az she will be here for !
ahost tims only. - q
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For Rent.

An elegant suite Office rooms over INDIE
PENDENT Office; one fight; front rooms.
II. M. PARCHEN,
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The Hest

The choicest fruit preserves and delica-
cies. The finest cured ham and breakfast
bacon. The best patent -four at John Z.
Murphy d. Co.'S.
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Herbert Nicholson l. Go. are now prepared tn
deliver good dry cord wood promptly to any part
ct the city: Hay, grain and feed at lowest rates
Opposite Northern Pacific freight depot. Tele-
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TOR SALE bedroom SET OF ANTIQUE
= oak folding bed. Apply 1t 2ol Breckenridge
street. - 80
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FOR SALE,

village cart. good as new, with good harness.
ETC., complete. To be sod cheap--a bargain.
Apply 1t McC0mAs' stable.
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just Received

A carload of adamant wall plaster. Far
superior to lime plaster.
II. NJ. PARcHEN & Co., Agents.
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Musicale To-Nigh

g. u. Kemp. maker of superior notary and
corporate seal presses, Helena, Mont.
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Brunel & Co.'S Special.
From 9 to II to-day, French sateens all
90 at 25c. a yard.
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2, postof6ce.
FOR sALE--A NEARLY NEW COVERED
| wagon and set OF Concord harness. Inquire
at Jackson's Music House, Main st.
TOR sALE-CHEAp, A FIRsT-CLAss 20
Office.
For sAALE.,TWo GOOD hay RANCHES,
=. near Fort Maginnis; one of 2i0 acres and one
fna, ice GOLD springs For further particulars
a Il G sns 4 aoe os Rss NOM Mont
For SALE THREE coon aENTLE
Inquire at $40 Broadway.
| A GOOD CRANDALL TYPEWRITER. TERMS
reasonable Apply at this Office.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Advertisements under this head thres times
STTT1T1oN w1STF6~RY ( COMPETENT
p man with family to work on . ranch. In.
quire at Hermann i Co.'s. Broadway.
SITUATION WANTED A YOUNG MAN.
- would like to work in private family;can care
for horses: dks English and French. Good refer
ence. Address NJ. Longtin. 81 Park ave.
SITUATION WANTED-YOUNG MAN, WE'LL
y EDUCATED, having five hours to spare each day,
desires light work of some kind to I'LL time. Ad-
dress 5. +. T., Independent.
w hN1ED-DA WEAl-hDUCAlED 1OCNG
and not afraid of hard work. Address Arthur,
this Office.
SITUATION .WANTED--As CLERKS IN
~ fruit or confectionery store by three exper-
fenced young ladies' Address E., this Office.
SITUATION WANTED-B LADY sTENOG-
No.. rapher' Or engeagelnent for part of day. Ad-
SITUATION WANTED-BY AN EXPER-
self clerk ka5ass f. make him
fee. 'N ~
WANTED PERSONS WISHING INsTRUC-
W tons given in English branches durir9 the
summer e.! viii please address Experienced Teacher,
-c~oI aE1r WA41sIE 11s-1E11zAaL1sHs:
WANeTEDmsFEMALE COOK, FOR OUT or
for tsown 49, and girls for places and places
zl2 Lawrence street.
WANTED- WANTS 8 GIRLS
Tor out OF town; girls in town; woman
cook for city.
WANTED-5 NO. l GIRL WALTERS. $50 PER
a.. month; 10 girls for private families, $40 to
Those desiring situations should send their names
to y. +. Raymond. Box s95, Missoula, Mont,
WANTED--LADY AGENTS FOB NEW RUB
Der undergarment: indispensable to ladies:
Proof free. Address Little d Co., ZIG Clark street,
Chicago, ILL.
,,,,~HELP WANTEDzMALE.
WANTEP~s FiRsT,cIass BRICK MOULD
avenue. -e'''''
WANTED-.2 FIRST-CLASS TAILORS FOR
busheling and repairing. Apply at "
Ewing street, oppcsite court house.
WANTED-1o SMART MEN 10 SELL, MAPS
IN Montana and Idaho. Call on G, f, New
man, Steele d Co.'s office, Bailey block, between
WANTEp-GooD SOBER YOUNG MAN
line; stats wages. Address Vienna Bakery, Boze-
rWANTED,-,A FIRsT-CLAss ENGINEER IL
censed by the United States to run river
steamer. Address n. Hilger. Helena, Mont.
WANTED RAILROAD AND STATION
branch Northern Pacific railroad; wages $a.S5
and $3.50 per day. board $5.25 per week. Mclean
d Janse
WANTED = SALESMAN AN ENERGETIC
ons Of 70 push a,en ts
1889. Address, P. O. Box 1871. New York.
WANTED-EXPERIENC STATE. sPE-
clal and LOCAL agents to represent the Ma
tional Home Building Loan Association. Our
hse dsFew With er
Iii.
ZOE EEST1RooMs FUKNIsHED.
FOR RENT-5-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE
sui able for housekeeping, S35 per month.
Inquire at 2l4 Bridge street.
TOR RENT--FURNlsHED ROOM. INoU1RE
= No. u HOWE street.
FOR RENT-FURN1sHED ROOMS FOR
l. rent in suite or single, No. 81 South Rodney.
near Broadway.
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WANTED 10 SMART MEN TO SELL MAPS
W in Montana and Idaho. Call on G, f. New
man. Steele d Co.. office, Bailey block, between
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FOR sALE--A NEARLY NEW COVERED
wagon and set of Concord harness. INQUIRE
ut Jaclson's Music House, Main st.
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FOR SALE leo FEET ON CORNER, FLOWER
= ree addition, 81, 800. 100 feet Haaser add
ton $28 Per foot. Chandler & Heath,
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FOR HENT-FOUR-ROOM HOUSE 81 BEN
- ton avenue south.
FOE RENT.-NEW 5-RCOM DWELLING ON
son CO., Motor Block.
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FOR SALE-A BARGAIN-NEW FURNITURE
~ and lease OF new brick S-room house, Bath,
gas, furnace. South Rodney near Broadway. BOX
=, pOstpffico
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NV who has had some experience in the bakery
line stats wages. Address Vienna Bakery, Boze.
man, Mont, ~ N~
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WANTED--PERSONS WISHING lNSTRUC-
W tons given in English branches durir9 the
this office. 'A0t'
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ANTED--ExPERIENCED STATE, SPE-
" clal and LOCAL agents to represent the Ma
tional Home Building d Loan Association. Our
agents are making money. Address with refer
ence naming this paper. l. N. Clarke. Secretary,
Bloomington. Ill.
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FOR SALE-TWO GOOD HAY RANCHES,
- = near Fort Maginnis; one of $40 acres and one
100 acres; natural Wild hay or swamp land fed BY
ha0 ice cold springs. For further particulars
apply to Conrad Kohrs, Deer Lodge, Mont, or
Granville Stuart, 1t Fort Maginnis, Mont.
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ROOMS WANTED.
WxNfED@FGfN1sGEb ROOM. su1f.
" able for two ladies, without board. Refer
ences exchanged. Address B., this Office.
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SITUATION .WANTED-As CLERKS IN
fenced young Indies. Address E., this office.
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FOR RENT-DWELLINGs.
FOR RENT-8-ROOM HOUSE WITH 1TT
:. modern conveniences in Sunrise Terrace.
Apply No. Sunrise Terrace, corner Davis and
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fenced grocery clerk; willing to make him
flee. TsE ' 'A-' ~
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WANTED-BY. WELL-EDUCATED YOUNG
man, steady employment, good penman
and a MT afraid Of hard work. Address Arthur,
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WANTED-5 NO. GIRL WALTERS, $50 PER
az. month; 10 girls for private families, $40 to
MX So; one second cook for hotel, $50 per month
to ~. y. Raymond. Box 1896. Missonla, Mont.
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FOR RENT-A SUITE OF HANDSOMELY
room, at 12l N. Rodney, cor. Fifth ave, '01
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WANTED : SALESMAN AN ENERGETIC
y, ', man wanted to push our manufactures on
this ground; one of our agents earned $500 in
1889 Address, P. O. Box 1871. New York
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WANTED.-.2 FIRST CLASS TAILORs FOR
~. busheling and repairing. Apply at "
Ewing street, opposite court house.
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MONEY TO LOAN,
no loan 81 d. B. Palmer. SEE 1DVRR
tisement on the fourth page.
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