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The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-01-15

THE REV. GEO. H. THAYER, of
Bourbon, Ind, says: "Both myself and
wife owe our lives to SHILOH'S CON
SUMPTION CURE. For sale by
Lapeyre Bros"
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WALL STREET MINING
Company,
OFFICE, HELENA. MINE, ELuSTON

Small Amount of Treasury Stock for
Sale by 7. Gahagan. This Company has
Three Claims Developed by Two Tun-
nels. Ore in bottom of winze on upper
Tunnel Shows 10 Inches and Assays 1876
OF of Silver with S3 in Gold. Lower
Tunnel just struck Ore Body. This Stock
is being listed IN New York Exchange
and is bound to Sell at par of 80 within 6
months. Price, 25c per Share.
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The Promptness With Which MI. Harris
Received His Money.

The fact of the winning Of the $4,000
by our townsman, Henry Harris, In the
last drawing Of the Louisiana State Lot
terry is not new to our ex.sherif, he re-
piled: "That the money had promptly
come. am not seeking fame, and guess
Will invest the money In real estate in
the best county of California -Napa."-
Napa Goal Reporter, Nov. 10.
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SILVER AND LEAD.

SILVER AND LEAD.
One of their properties the Daisy-ad-
joins the famous Meek's mine and gives
indications of being as rich. Three tun-
nels have been run in this mine, one 80
feet and two each 25 feet, and. in each
tunnel has been found Il 7-foot lead bear
ing 20 inches Of solid galena. This ore
is very rich in silver and lead and this
mine alone is a fortune.
THE CHAMBERLAIN.
The Chamberlain, located west o( the
old smelter on Dry Fork, is another of
their properties which shows up we'll fer
the amount of work done. Here 4 20-foot
shaft has been sunk and an 1s-foot tun-
mel run, showing a strong vein of gaiena
and quartz.
THE RED CLOUD.
The Red Cloud is east OF Galena creek,
near Gold run. This lead has been pros
pected with two tunnels of 40 and rs feet
respectively, and in each tunnel an 49,
iheh VII L Voiy IlCH SdiSud Has Deeu
struck.
THE RoU HILL.
In the Grouse hill the company found
a 24-inch vein of quartz and lead; while
the Pearl, the Scott and the Plymouth
Rock all show up we'll for the amount of
work done. The company owns several
other prospects which show good ore
from the grass roots, but as yet are not
developed.
j. c. Lily, Joe. Lessard, Lee Smith,
Taylor & Lewis, Phil. Chamberlain and
Maggie Wetzel are the incorporators of
this mining company. They own some
desirable properties and are in shape to
push the work during the summer
THE CLEVELAND.
The Cleveland is owned by j. c. Lily
individually. This property is about
two and half miles east of Barker, and
shows up remarkably we'll. A tunnel
has been run 30 feet through q four-foot
vein, rich in carbonates and bearing a 90
inch vein of solid galena. Samples of
this ore have assayed 90 ounces in silver
and 70 per cent. lead. Mr.. Lily has been
offered $4,000 for a half interest in this
mine but has refused to sell.
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AMONG THE MINES.
THE BELT MOUNTAINS MINING COM.
PANY's PROPERTIE les.
The Company Well Organized for Active
WOrk-GoOd Returns From
Several of Their
Mines.

The properties belonging to the Belt
Mountains Mining company are among
the most promising in the Barker district.
The company is thoroughly organized
and during the coming season will I'M
doubtedly make some showlngs that will
make their stock jump to the top of the
mark of
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lAPEYRE Bros, Of Great Fa||sl

as agents for his celebrated Diamond
Spectacles and Eyeglasses, and also for
his Diamond Mont hangeable Spectacles
and Eyeglasses. These Glasses are the
greatest invention ever made in Spec
tacles, BY a proper construction of the
Lens \ person purchasing a pair of these
Interchangeable Glasses never has to
change these Glasses from the eyes, and
every pair purchased are guaranteed, 80
that if they ever leave TIC eyes Ono mat
ter how rusted or scratched the Lenses
are), they will furnish the party with a
new pair of Glasses free nf charge.
LAPEYRE BROS. have "a full assort-
ment and invite all who wish to satisfy
themselves of the great superiority of
these Glasses over any and ali others now
in use. to call and examine The same at
LAPEYRE BROS, Druggists and OPP
%ticians, sole agents for Great Falls.
~ Eyes tested free OF charge. No
peddlers supplied.
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U BUSINESS.
Criminal and Civil suits on the Docket
Here.
CRIMINAL CASES

CRIMINAL CASES.
The following criminal cases are enter
ed On the docket for trial at the January
term Of the district court:
State We. Jack Curtis and H Narcotic,
keeping disorderly house State vs.. M "
Broughton, grand larceny; State VS.. Jas
A Mctiee and o X Morton, appeal; State
vs.. u Purcell, malicious mischief; State
VS.. Bessie Summers, selling liquor with
license; City of Great Falls vs.. Jos
Hamilton, appeal; State vs.. Owen Tehey,
assault; City vs. Will Hanks, carrying on
without license; City VS.. A NJ
Veberg, disturbing the peace; State VS..
Lottie Moore, malicious mischief; State
VS.. ID Graham, appeal.
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CIVIL

Appended is q list of the civil cases:
Lettrell & Moore vs.. FL Wilcox and M
Sutherland, suit on contract; Sam'l Spen-
Ger VS.. North Montana Cattle Co, suit GU
account; I'll Gorham vs.. j III Jurgens
and Bennett Price, suit on account; II s
Jenkins VS.. Aaron Chandler ct al, suit on
settlement; Farmers Loan s. Trust Co
vs.. North Montana Cattle Co, foreclosure
of mortgage; Annie McLain vs.. G Nc
Lain, divorce; Thos E Brady VS.. A. E..
Dickerman, treas, injunction; Fl P Rolfe
ct al vs.. A E Dickerman, treas, I'M junction;
Carrie L. Curtis vs. Jno Curtis, divorce;
Jno Spencer VS.. Montana Central r r.,
suit for damages; G A Wolf vs.. g w
Armstrong, suit for possession of land;
j j Ellis vs.. W Quail, suit for damages;
Hotter Lumber Co Va. E Race, foreclos-
ure of mechanics lien; W Hunt vs.. AL
Hunt ct al, action to enforce mechanics
lien; VIM Hunt VS.. T + Collins, On con-
tract; Emil Robel vs.. Geo Robel, divorce;
Helena Lumber Co vs.. Alice W Clinton,
foreclosure mortgage; Edw Hamel vs. A
G~ashingway, suit on note; Annie Nc
Donald VS.. A D Mcdonald, divorce; Mary
A Stevenson VS.. J Q Stevenson, divorce;
W ] Lease vs.. w P Burcher, suit on &C.
COuubj y L murphy ot u w. IeOu6FS
ct al, action on account; Kate Q Ray
by & Co VS.. d D Brown, suit on note
appeal; Anna Goldberg rs. s Goldberg,
son, divorce; Anna Jerry Vi. Isadore
Jerry, divorce; Chas E Hall VS.. Marion
Hall, divorce; Tillie J Sheridan, divorce;
n Mo vc Hs1for rumbor m action
to set aside sheriff's certificate Of sale;
s Mexican VS.. E d Hastie, same; j L
Mears VS.. G N FROST, suit on account;
Hotter Lumber Co. VS.. w l. Lowman,
of mortgage; Frank Huy VS..
Palusen & Mcconnell, action on contract;
City VS.. Ira Myers and E G Maclay; in
junction; Fl ] Florence vs.. Alice L Flor.
ence, divorce; Maggie Wetzel VS.. j Davis,
ct al, suit on account; Il w Roden vs.. 9
p Downing, sheriff, suit for damages;
Murphy, Maclay & Co. vs.. Thos. Geer,
suit IN account; Murphy, Maclay g. Co. VS..
I M Burlington, suit on account; j S
Stafford VS. G Downing, sheriff, suit for
of property and damages; Ira
u Co. VS. Patrick Croghan, fore
Of mechanics lein; Patterson and
Thomas va Mary Wilbur, foreclosure
lein; Hotter Lumber Co. vs.. Jno Clinton,
suit on account; s Fl McIntire va Board
Of County commissioners, suit on account;
Joe Conrad vs.. Cunningham and Jamison,
suit on account; David Thomas vs.. N P
Loberg, suit for damages; D H Churchill
vs.. Sam Dodd ct al, suit on note; J A Lit
trell vs!HHHorton, foreclosure mortgages;
H Vorheerr VS.. Gotleib Wenzk, suit on
account; w Fl Black VS.. Thos. Gahagan,
damages; VIM. Albrecht vs.. Cora B
Shields, suit on account; Jos. Ingram va.
DIP Downing, damages.
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ton from the Boston & Montana COM
pany and will presumably be engaged
here on surveys. He has resigned the
chief c]erkship of the surveyor generals
office.
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why Grant vas Greet

Why Grant vas Greet
Was Grant great gensral1- . tcoasoted.
What made him col IS
Whsn q. 8. Grant WAS hauling cord wood
into q. Louis his neighbors did mot imagine
se would. become tie most famous man Of
'.is generation. When he was managing the
ittle tannery in Galena NO One Of hls init
hates recognized in him future hero. But
10 displayed qualities which should have
atis6ed them he vas no common man.
What was thers about him?
II you start to build single story shsnty
ou pay little attention to the foundation;
y fear the building will fall. But IL You
Propose erecting . ten-story block. your
rchitect will tell you you must 20 70 the
ock for tho basis Of your Foundation, or
% esately structure = liable to tumble
boat your eaxa.
The Foundation OF great man y moral
-charaoter; this i the rock founda-
hoa. Ihs ehiftless man lacks il; hs nsver
ncceeoa Grant snsver used an oafh-a
urs indication OF moral character. He
svcr told or listened to. IL b. could hAlp il,
hee. an unusual strength Of character, he
20 man Of opinione-as his wife aid.
Has obstinate: in other words, b had vili
over. foroe.
Thsss qualities. With good judemsas. veil
alaaoed mental powers, and uoouliar SO
uutive ability, s1pplsmsnted b . military
4uoation, lifted him for IL emReenov.
hen e caune. A sooa - his nssis -
49, knoU1 ouooe1 va1 anoaFod. 1h5o =
!vayo ~ 60 With thinQ 6 vith -.
vel heu ~ valae g Wazaeues -
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NEAL EsTAEn. 4

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III threS Nh n 10 ner ~. =
fsa ana Canon aSss s %
IN, Dsov -, 40 ~ n..5 tso@ mo.ol; S!Sw oa.
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price 500 ons-e third essh. balance ons and tvs
.ddities: nrico III @S ~ ss.sss
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uys ssiisx fsst On Warren .trest In C,ntr., .ad,.
e1i eouh aad vs corner Hoo,
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n. v. 8. rolk . Co. : narx.sn..

=
81 fest front ON Main atreet. Ana businesa loca.
ticn, ago Per foot:
avenue. 800 psr front foot. - So
front building ct $500 per front foot. a
csoo psr front foot. s's.as n'e1 1AaA
front foot - ~
6Oxl0O IN Main styeet ak s400 - frunt fooA
sapeCal haronin. - - $500, -
foqT lots e North:sn ! Petite edition No !
100 feet on corncr Centraf addition - n. u
lis Test on corner Central addition Tor ssooo I
NoTthern pao;c depo s 81 nes ieont so
60xI0iS ohoioa onrner Hsaft3c a3ditSnr r,aA.
$40 S1'4'' ss'-''' '''''' -'''.'''' - 80
:, s az ohoaos corner. Basssts addition. priss
e866 esoh. = '-,,-',-,'' 80 =
Is fsst On Edwards strssG nsas n ain. q elao ~
6OO ~ ON lowsr Main stre.t FROM m = -
nor 'front.' Root: choice nronsrty. x -
Five acres Of plated properly on electsio linz
70 acres in is tkc city nsiiss, placed 4 esq.,
Tiss .s1 choioe lot. Il Cor .ddit,on = bea,oaa
prices. 49,
$500 cssh. = 1s''n' ss0'a0 assyyssss
lOOxlAO on Eighth avenue. psics u. 400. 49, y
100 fest corner KAisht street, HsuSsr addition.
Several choice locations on the HauseP hcule.
vard, In Syndicate addition,
uOr,cro rcp 49,.
s4ooo-Txo-stor, fr.ms .l s,,a rom, .,o....
and cellar, water il house and yard: terns S2,09
.sn. .ea Us ps Is no Ss6. s''''''
N1neeka roifar an
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DEMOCRATIC APPOINTMENTS.


The democratic state central committe,
has made the following assignments q
speakers:
Hon. ". W. Dixon
PM1lFssuRa. Thursday, October so.
aKLENA, Friday, October 81.
DKER LoDaE, Saturday, November /.
BuTTx. Monday. November 8.
Hon. +. G. BACH
MARTMsDA1E, Friday, Oct. 81.
CASTLE, Saturday, Nov. l.
GREAT FALLS, Monday, Nov. s.
Hon. II. h. Smith
FoRr BEsroH. Thursday, Oct. 80.
CHoTEAU. Friday, Oct. 81.
SAND CouLEE, Saturday, Nov. l.
GRrAr FAILS, Monday. Nov. 8
Hos. ". d. Hill
BENTON, Thursday, Oct. 80.
GLASGOW. Friday. Oct. 81.
Hon. A. II. Nelson
ENNIS. Thursday. Oct. 80.
RED BLUFF, Friday, Oct. 81.
PoNY, Saturday. Nov. l. as
Hon. Stephen Dewolfe-
THREE Folxs. Friday, Oct. 81.
LIVINGSTON, Saturday. Nov. I.
BozENAN, Monday, Nov. 8.
Mai. Martin Maginnis-
SnvKR Bow County, Oct. q to Nov. 1st.
inclusive.
Gov. j. X. Toole-
DILLON, Friday, Oct. 81.
ANACONDA, Saturday, Nov. L
BUTTE, Monday, Nov. 3.
Hon. W. A. CLARK
ELxHoRN. Saturday, Nov. l.
Bowman, Monday, Nov. 8
Hon. VIM. wallace, Jr.
HELENA. Friday. Oct. 81.
Hon. c. p. Connolly
AUGUSTA, Nov. /.
WoLF CREEK, Nov. 8.
Hon. Saml Word
ENNIS, Thursday, Oct. 80.
RED BLUFF, Friday, Got. 81.
VIRGINIA CRY, Saturday, Noy. l.
Hon. w. e. Cullen
EI11sroN. Saturday, Nov. l.
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Z H. Floyd-Jones. Atlas Block.
BARGArNa.
fAnk r N0rnAr Hammer hS.s,IavarA 1

100 fest : corner Hasuer boulevard, north
front, $500
100 fset, Haussf boulevard, south front, 1850.
Syndicate addition. north front, $500.
20 lest, corner OF Jocelyn and Wilder steoeta
go. eyndicaep addition. - =
20 fest. Syndicate addit o !. $4,000 Easy teru,s
U Test, Syndicate addition. $2,6M
30 fest on Helena avenue. i1ontine aouth. "a IN
- te0J feet ON the east side. near she rcjircad
Property on lower Main stxest syft,hle far I'm.
Ts:dsate improvement. price end tsfms upon %
20 IA Of properly On c.assse .....t !. ,...op-
Lots e ths Gyndieats addition. largo ut from
lots n the Are. additien, III to &c.
foot. 80 = = = -. -
cation. 80 - '-s's '.-
! lasss liz q sesss inaide - sshids ~ city
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Armitage q Piast.
* ACSm.
go per acre, 100 acres nine miles from cikyI
40 per acre, 30 acres Close to city.
30 per acre, l80 acres i've miles from city.
XSO per acre, 30O acres six miles from city.
Several large .nchss. 6rst-class in all respects
great bargain.
LOTS.
ton. WIN
$50 per front foot, corns, Montana avenue a,d
PhRrix aveuu0. (
$3.50 o $500 -lots in Northern Pacific second
'dit.on.
SSt per frcut foot, one-f u block in D. Lac,
addition. Warren street. 7i -
$4r. eaA !. three Lot ON street, E.lsterly
II, OO0-A choice bMincos lot; adjoins Montan,
National bank.
SIS per 4 It foot. cornsr Twolfth avenue md
Va .ien street.
40 ler front foot, lots ON Hauser Boulevard.
b. soo-full l. ON Sixth avenue. inside HobacE
street
SIS goo Improved property paying 500 20
y 9TH. FT
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Wilson = Co. Bailey Block, OAsrs
o-aOrs ranch. good water supply, 5000.
tMSacre ranch. good buildings. fences. etc.,
l09 aoFe ranch with good hay land.
~ bad grade cattle, - hoAd washable hOrfee.
ICY aores under fsnce. good water right ste..
160acre ranch. near town, good wster right, Q
per cent. guaranteed on inveGtment Tor Eve Year,,
$4,000 go 755s -. -
% sores immedistsly adjoining Eas& Hslsna
townsite. suitable Tor plating. e7.600.
LOTS.
% test, lower Main street., $500.
100 feet, corner Grand avenue, S1,250
l76 feet, warehouse property. Gallatin stzvsk
$1,000
50 fest ON North Ewing street, e2.b01
100 feet, corner Logan and gighteenth st1oatA
$500 n.
70 feet, 6hiland strest. S31 psr foot.
~ test. Ames' addition, Sll per foot;
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~ asres Montana avenue property.
240 asres choice West Ehd property.
100xl26 Bradford addition. cornsr, 81
e0o front feet Syndicate addition. ~ pa ~
eO mont teet eeyms! Park, " pef fo0e.
l00x&0 HAueee avenue front. $500.
100xl60 bells ~ addition, 1000. z
Axlx Main street front. corner. eS,ooe.
10OxlSO Eighth ovonuo and Idaho, $AQQo.
% acres It ~, $500 :,
kssidsncs IN pauesr addition. $500
6eo6ence Y Bradford addition, $A.2eo
8esidence IN Bradford edition, &66OQ
Rssi9enos IN Hohack and Cannon, N,500.
kaetdence eognes Bzeckenridse and 0en
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GENERAL NEW s.
OF THE STATE.
Great Fails.


The freighting outfits are kept constantly
on the road these days hauling freight 10
the interior towns and mining campA
Windows Of the fourth story we're so4 in
the Bach-C Cory block Monday. This Il the
first four-story block erected in Great Falls.
Lena BELLY, Purley Malbon and Thoe. II.
Nonahan appeared before District Clerk
Cockrill Tuesday and proved up on their
presumption filings.
John B. Breese. who for the past nine years
has been manager of Captain Couch's Sun
River ranch, has departed for Wales, his
father having died few days ago. He will
be absent some time.
Tho Morrison maps (ths omcial mapA Of
Cascade county, have arrived. This mapis
very accurate and comprehensive. Il also
includes the adjoining mining region in
Neaghef county.
The saw mill owned by Dick Noble was
loaded ON freight teams tuesday and started
for tho Two Medicine country, one hundred
miles north Of this city, where it will be set
and lumber manufactured during the win
ter.
Mr.. p. Kelly, the efficient agent Of the
Great Northern here, arrived Wednesday
accompanied by Mrs.. r. Kelly-formerly
Miss Alice McGurk. Both Of the contract
ing parties are we'll known and highly es-
teemed in Great Falls.
The First National bank Of Fort Benton
will be moved to this city in about two
months. They will temporarily occupy
quarters in the new Bach. Cory & Co. block
and on the completion Of the Great Falls
Realty Co.'S building will have rooms In
that block.
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wheeler. word : Co.'S 1iss

wheeler. Word . Co.'S Lisa
LOTS.
400 fest in Ames addition, I'll Per foos.
100 fest In n. \. addition, 3l2 par foot.
e0 rect on Madiso1 avenue Tor S27M
100 feet in N. p. addition No. 3 for $l5S.
20 feet ON 6hiland street for $1,000.
Lots in Mclean Park SIS each, 30 cash and q
per week. Il
ACRES.
81 acres near Rroadwatsr Hotsl q 800 ~
sore.
HOUSES.
Residence in Ea1ssr addition, 5000.
keeioenco in Bradford addition. $500.
Residence IN Hohack 4 Cannon addition. a..
kssidencs f nas:stt addition. e2,5oo.
W6EELER WORD Co.
10 and II Gold Hook, Helena.
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IN THE DIeTRICT COURT OF THE YIRgI
judicial district Of the stats Of Montana. i1
nd for tho county of Levi and Clair

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE YIR6I
= Judicial district Of the stats Of Nontana. r
a1d for The county Of Lewis and Clark.
In the matter Of the estate Of James C. MeDounaal
deceased: o der to chow Gauss Wis oeyler Of
ea1s Of rsel estate. aid shares Of mining sfook
should not b Dadee $50
Chaa. Watson, tbs administrator Of ths eak,ka
e yanes G. ncDonnsal 3eesassd. Aaving 6ladhi
petition herein praying for an ordsr oe oale Of IN
ths rial estate OF said dscsasnt and 80 eharae
Of mining stuck bel ngins to sid dscedeot fne
IL pugposge therein 1T forth
Its AersfoEs ordered b The judss Of I'D
court fAA3 Al psrs0ns inteTosted il the aetato e
seWt. q eatssasE. tie 9Th day # Moy.mbsE.
ths ec9rt room e sAA dMt.iet ceurt. e ths ooust
- e assfre coea9 g i hsyis aad Clexas p
70 ~ aid Che. Matson. = administr.tse aSues-
sid to ell all 1t to rel estate Of tho sn5A D.
e.es.d. alss ~ .ha.es Of stock in IT, Hig o.
Mining and Be0nct1o1 COMPANY.
Ard thaH . copy u this ofd1f b pubainhed =
e! - soss = yssE fog toa aeesnivs vssn d
ps3n1sd ed puhfsAed q I'D Leyis and Cafie
3D. 0sAaaw -. ~
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sathesissd s. to states q fisseaf. csiiioani;
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Sood aRSy. o.s e "a :
ssf1edsd cSssess l ssss' fSoossods 9 * -
1a sass :. e isssa' nusoo
nom business. Patients ct distance treated b
Sc,a sno expfesa Msdac1ns sent svseywnses ~
In dssesssrof Is blood. bxsin. heart and nsse
veos eyste0 ~ we'll y liver, kidnsy and gravel
sempiaants, rheumatism. pazalysis ana al ossaaa
Writ 70, illustrassd papers o. DsfesmitisA
fa1n Fest. Curvature ct r. Spine, Pile. TcmoeA
sa fs:. ia4e. 1s n RSas
bl;ddsr, F., Esf. skin and blood snd Ill Sa1sc
Diseaees Of women specially. Book O do
The Only reliable Medical and Surgical Insta-
mt lnH,;aias specially q psiy,ae dissass ~
@sercury. New restorative treatment for loss Of
Vital Power. Persons unable to visit ns may b
sanieatons P%sdsss, a
ons persons. q pss{sss G oos
os o 81 snd Of Gss and @
Why thouesnds cannot b cured Of Priyste, Spa.
etal and Nervous Diseases, Seminal Weaknesa.
Rssm;torEass Impotsncy. syphilis. GoaoFrh0A
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O@ce Lems from 70 I'D : b . - H
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ron sA1r.

FOR GALE
Fok sHfF@s1T1R61T, NOV. !, a iS (. E.
=, q 40 North Warren street, . lot Of house.
nolo Iornture ct private sale.
EoR sALE-"THE PAVILION" Ar Li7INo-
a. ston; also the ice house and private rod
Iis ~rSt connected herewith. Inquire OF Mxs.
! FOR sALE-A FINE BUGGY HORSE FOR
single Oh double driving; perfectly oentlss
weisht l.sso Adaress box III.
FOR SALE SECONDHAND, HIX HORSE
power. horizontal engine, 6rst-clAso. Stead.
mn foundry Machine Co
TOR SALE-ANEW HOUSE RBIx ROOM
N p1en' Hy and bath room on Howis st1sse No
Apply q eaid house
FOR SALE-A FIvE-ROOM HOUSE AND A
vacant lot call 1t the psemises 106. Alta
street. one block east Of Hoheck and one block
.ootn o. Broadway, and make m ottsr.
FOR sALE-CHEAp, A fIRsT-CLAss 8
morse upright stsel boiler Apply q this
A GOOD CRANDALL TYPEWRITER IakAS
HELP wANTED-FElGALk
w, M arestaurant Address Mrs. II. Bridsham.
Billings, Montana
WANlED-SMART GIRL TO TRAVEL. AS
- clerk and cashier for party ON tho roGd
with watches and jewelry. Address B II. this
WANTED GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
- homework. 607 n. Warren. *
WANTED AT MISS STAMPS DRKssMAK-
~ ing rooms, first-clAss waist maker. Room
!. west entrance, Diamond block.
WANlaED.,A GOOD GIRL FOB CooKINYq
ElOVCl-JO HAUaAr khOnl0YnrN .
HELP wANTED-a1ALH.
W1NfE6~fiRsT.c CLASS Timer IS 90
to Great Tails. Apply to bach. Cory = Co.,
WANTED -FOUR WOOD CHOPPERS AT
once. Apply 1t Herbert Nicholson Co.'S
WANTED COOK, geo; COOK. $50; COOK
country IS; Ten s minsr s to- TOR 'ss T 81
ss s5Rss SO s1ss'' Aoa sa
dler & Heath. u, u. u Edwards street.
sl App M4 = e e14ae s.s n tis
white house.
WANTED-IENG GOOD QUARTZ MINERS
~ It East Pacific mine. Placer. Mont. w. =
Dodge.
WANTED-IMMEDIATELY, TWENTY-FIVE
w timers. None but 6rst-class mechanics
neei apply. Win pay good men xa7s per day Of
nine hours, and guarantee steady employment
s Sp se'1an sIl. W WssSs'' A1S0n MARKS -
WANTED-STEADY AND RELIABLE BOY
OF 10 or II, - an apprentice. Apply at
Herald book bindery.
WANTED-AT ONCE. FIFTEEN GOOD
~ work teams. 81. per day. and twenty good
men to work in timber at $45 per month b. r.
Bussey, Jefferson City, Mont.
WANTED-GRAND ARMY MEN. WE WILL
" pay $50 weekly for one order daily; eome-
thing new for live workers.. Charles L. Webster
4 Co., publishera, 8 East fourteenth street. New
York city.
VNANTED-TWO ACTIVE YOUNG MEN AS
W news agents on Northern Pacific railroad.
Apply ct news Office, Northern Pacific depot.
WANTED SALESMAN-AN ENERGETIC
w man to push our manufactures on this
ground. One of our sgents earned $500 in ~
Address p. O. Box 1871, New York
HELP-MIsCELLANE
WANIED-GOOD ENERGETIC MEN AND
ladies; good pay to right parties. For par
Ncnlars inquire between hours OF niro and II at
ottoe of Singer Manufacturing CO., Grand0n
block, N. Warren street.
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