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MINERAL LAND CASE.
More Evidence offered by the Appl
cauta,

More Evidence offered by the Appli-
cants.
The applicants in the school section case
are still offering testimony to establish their
claim that the land is non-mineral in
character. David Merritt testified that he
was acquainted with the lands in contro-
Eversy since 1870, and that he was one Of the
applicants in the case. He followed the
business of mining for fifteen years in Mon
tana. About two months after he COM
menced working on the ground company
owning portion Of il sold out to China
men. The Cinnamon worked there for
three months until the water failed. There
was one week of that time that he saw their
gold weighed, and they took out $500. He
never saw but that one cleanup. He was
acquainted with the lode locations in Sec
ton 16, but did not consider the land to be
worth anything for agricultural purposes.
He did not think it possible for man to
fsubsist himself and one COW and horse
upon the products Of the land. On CROSS
examination, the witness testified that the
principal implements or machinery used in
placer mining nineteen years ago consisted
81 shovel, pick and pan, and the necessary
amount of water to work the ground.
Bennett Price also gave his testimony
on the part of the claimants yesterday after
noon. When asked if he thought he could
make living on the land from agricultural
products he replied that he would not like
TO try it.
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Our Boys in Blue.

Our Boys in Blue.
For the G. A. r. encampment the Great
Northen Railway line will sell tickets to
Boston, Mass, and return for $70.05.
Tickets will be on sale either at the up
town or depot ticket offices from August 4th
to 9Th inclusive.
Returning tickets will be good up to
August q, with privilege of having same
extended to September 80, 1890.
B. II. LANGLEY,
General Ticket Agent, N. G. R'y.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.-THE co-PARr
y nership heretofore existing by and between
VIM. Cailaway and samuel Arthur, doing a saloon
business at Marysyills. is this day dissolved by
debtedness and will collect all accounts due the
late firm.
SAMUEL ARTHUR,
Marysville, July 10, 1880.
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NOTICE,,THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
~ Stockholders of the south Drnm Iummon
Mining company. for the election Of beard of
seven trustees, and for thu transaction Of fu b
meeting. will b held It the Office OF Vim. Muth
IN Power block, Hele a. Mort on Friday. Aug
ust ths 9th. 1880. 1t O'Clock D. m.
WIN MUTH, Secretary.
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A Lawn PARTY.

The ladies Of the Auxiliary society Of the
Temple Emanuel will give lawn party at
tho residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Kaufman,
corner of Dearborn avenue and Lawrence
street, ON Thursday, July "a. A fine
musical performance has been arranged and
elegant refreshments will be served. All
are cordially invited to attend.
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Tho Wells Accident.

Mrs. L. B. Wells, who was 80 badly hurt
in the accident on Benton avenue, Tuesday
afternoon, is still suffering from her in
juries and much wrought mp by the unfor-
tunate result to Mr.. Wells. Arrangements
the latter until Mrs. Wells recovery, when
the funeral will take place under the au-
spices of Morning Star lodge Of the Masonic
fraternity.
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At Cost,
Intending to retire from business I will
close out my entire stock of clothing, fur
nishing goods, hats, caps. boots and shoes
blankets and quilts at cost.
A. BIRKENFELD,
Is South Main street,
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A Coming Attraction.
The many Helena people who attended
the first Pyke opera performances will no
doubt be glad to hear that Miss Tellula
Evans, the charming prima donua, who 20
captivated her audience with her sweet
voice, will be here week after next with the
Two Jacks company, q musical comedy
org snization of much merit.
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PERSONAL.

Colonel Estes Is guest of the Broad
water.
Hon; W. ]. Pen,ose is visiting the me-
tropolis.
A. J. Davis, jr., Jas. A. Talbot, Mrs. d.
F. McDevitt are among the Butteites who
are guests of the Broadwater.
Northern Pacific departures yesterday;
Thos ]. O'Connor, st. Paul; Sam Martin,
St. Louis; II. J. Harrison, st. Paul; c. S.
Durham, Chicago.
Fred Muench, representing Kirchoff &
Neubarth, of Chicago, liquor importers who
handle the well-known Black Rose, is in
the city in the interest of his firm.
Miss Lou A. Shell, formerly of the Hell
ena city school, now teacher of English in
the Ogden Military academy, is spending
her vacation with friends here. She is at
present with Mr.. and Mrs. Will Whitaker,
S38 Sixth avenue.
Yesterdays Great Northern departures:
z. P. Clair, Oil City, Pa; ]. H. Armstrong,
Dodge City, Kas.; X. Schilers, Winnipeg;
G. H. Baxter, st. Louis, Mo-; E. p. Ander-
son, New York; j. Succor. Memphis, Tenn.
H. Coleman, Kansas City; C.. w. Barnes,
Cleveland, O.; A. w. Barnes, Cleveland, O.
Will Arrive To-day.
The following passengers will arrive in
Helena at 1855 this afternoon on the west
bound Northern Pacific express:
w. B. Edgar, Robt. Edgar, Jos. M. Ed
gar, Mrs. McCullen, E. s. Templeton, G. A.
Larson, j. Senkleit. H. B. Griswold.
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Imported Hunyadf Water rs cents pei
bottle, former price so cents, ut I. Marks
Also for sale in case lots.
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NOTICErTHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
~ stockholders OF the Humboldt Consolidated
Mining Company win be held at the Office OF J.
]. NAyne & Co. in Wickes. jefferson county.
Mont. Friday. the 18th day Of July at O'Clock p
M. for The election of Tires ~ trustees TO serve
Tor tbs ensuing gear and the tsAnaaction OF such
meeting. C. h. WILLIAMS,
Secretary.
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Arrivals ut the

Arrivals ut the
H. E. Waycott. Los An
geles.
c. H.. Sherman, White
Sulphur Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. W.Gro-
yer. Cincinnati.
Peter VandarwOlt, Pla-
car.
H. Wilson. Butte.
W. /. Pigot.s, Virginia
c. 4. Vaughn. Sheep
Creek.
]. A. Hensley, Castle.
H. A. Day, Wallace.
Idaho.
8. w. Robb. Chicago.
Jnc. Larson, Marysvlle
Cnas. T. RAIDER, White
Sulphur Springs.
W. T.. Mendenhall, Chi
James Titchsll, Ekhorn
J. b. Williams. W. s.
n q
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A general clearance sale of all summer
Roods will be opened Wednesday, July %.
All summer goods will be sold regardless of
cost: full line of walking jackets must
be closed out at your own price.
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For something cheap and desirable in
real estate call ON W. Il. Cox, Gold block
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Imported Hunyadi Water rs cents per
! bottle, former price so cents, at i. Marks.
4 Also for sale in case lots.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-24

Imported Hunyadt Water 45 cents per
bottle, former price SO cents, At I. Marks.
Also for sale In case lots.
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Tho adjourned meeting of tho Working
Woman's Home association meets August
4th Monday, No. 20 Raleigh streets, 2p. M.
LAURA E. HowEY, Pres.
Dx1lA A. KELLOGG, Sec.
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A car load of Imported Appollinaris just
received Mt I. Marks.
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Grand Central.
II. H. Lawson, Placer.
NJ. s. Dodge, I"
+. B. Miller. st. Paul.
H. p. Landon, Boze-
man.
George G. Carpenter,
Omaha.
Judgs +. H. Woody,
kilssoula,
Irsd Muench. Chicago.
]. Mankee. Wickes.
H: G: Coykendall. st.
W. 4. Moore. Belle
Fountain, O.
W. H. Todd, TT. Benton
il. Humble. Corvai-
J. L. DeHaft. Living
ston.
4. r. Brisco, Wickes.
Geo. Devine, Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Aankee
Wicket
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The Helena Union No. 2s0 of Carpenters will
give another grand ball ut the hall in the cleo
trio Light building. corner Park and Sixth ave-
orchestra.
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SWeud CArlson'a
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Notice.

Hecond-han and new furniture on install
msnts. B. O Lenoir, Northern Pacific depot.
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Reduced Rates Account Deer Lodge Race,

Reduced Rates. Account Deer Lodge Races,
For the above occasion the Northern Pa
cific railroad will make rate of one and
one-hfth fare for the round trip Helena to
Garrison and return. Tickets ON sale July
29d. gath. and &c, good to return until
July 18th.
CHAs. s. Fxx, G. P. TIA.
A. D. EpoAa, Gen'l. Agt.
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A Coming Attraction.

Call and examine tho list Of acre prop
erty in the hands OF W. Il. Cox, Gold block.
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A car load of Imported Appollin aris Just
received at I. Marks.
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We sell Nephi and Rocky Mountain Plss
ter at $3.50 per barrel.
H. n. PA1cnKN q Co.
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We sell Paints and Oils to cash buyers at
very low figures. II. NJ. PARcHEN & Co.
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Money Loaned

On furniture. No removal. no publicity,
Apply to 6l1< South Main street,
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A car load Of Imported AppoIlinaris Just
received ut ], MARIE.
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Supreme Court Record

supreme Court Record.
6-E. n. Becker vs.. Board Of Commits
sioners of Yellowstone county. Set TO,
August %.
ss-Frank L. Ide vs.. y. Leiser; iudg
ment of court below reversed and remanded
with directions that the court below over.
rule the demurrer.
37-Kate E. Barger va. Dodley Halford
argued, submitted and taken under advise
ment.
The opinion in case No. 80 was handed
down by Judge Dewitt. Lesser gave Ide an
option on certain piece of property fol
ten days. The time expired and Lesser ex-
tended the option ten days longer. Two
option Ide rendered Lesser $1,000 for the
property. The latter refused to take the
money or make the sale. Coming before
Judge Hunt of the First district court
Judgment was rendered for Lesser, the de-
PENDANT. The supreme court however. de-
cides that the extended option was as valid
as the original and reversed the decision Of
the lower court and ordered that the de.
fendant's demurrer be overruled and the
case remanded for trial.
District Court Proceedings.
s. E. Atkinson, assignee, vs.. John A.
Steinbrenner; plaintiff files brief on mo-
tion for Judgment.
1888. T. II. Burke vs. John Maguire; do.
fault and Judgment for $2Ol.5O and $40. II
costs.
1926. Ed. Peterson vs.. Chas. Sherman
attachment issued for Chas. Sherman to ap.
pear at $50 tomorrow morning.
342. T. II. Kleinschmidt ct al. vs.. Gut
Greiser; defendafit's motion to dissolve in
junction sustained.
Court House Cuttings.
A marriage license was issued to Anthony
81. Fee and Emma e. Noakes. of Hogan
Mont.
w. J. Penrose. of Silver Bowl. P. Mel
son. Of Great Falls, 3. McSorley, Boulder
Mont, have been appointed notaries public
Geo. McBurney, D. Dutro, j. w. Pace
and u. r. Bowen have INCORPORATED tn.
Syndicate Mining company. The capital il
$lOO,O0O m shares of 81 each. Ten Mile
district will be the principal place of opera
ton.
Among the real estate transfers filed yes
terday for record was one from Catherln,
M. G0odell, executrix to George II. Hill. q,
the south half of south half Of section ?:
and the north half of north half of section
271, township 10. north range west. Con
Alteration, $4,000.
The following lode locations were Alec
yesterday with the county clerk and re-
Corder: Jobe lode, in the northwest Il q,
southeast Il of section 81. township 10
north Of range west, by Theo. Klein
schmidt; the Plea lode. adjoining the non
pareil in unorganized mining district, bv J
Y. Bennett and +. II. Cadwallader.
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A. B. Loveioy, Missou!a
T. b. Wilmeth, tan
Franti CO.
PARIS Gibson, Great
Falls
Theo. L. Briston. An
sonia, Ct.
J.o. w. Covet. Still
water, MINI.
B; c; White, 'Ubet,
G. Mendelss ohm. Omaha
w. +. Mcmillan, 8
]. r. Clark. New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Ev-
ans, Omaha.
Mrs. Acdie Boyers. San
Lenders, Cal.
John Lunders, Can
rfa0c1RCO.
Miss T. A. Weaver, FL
mira, N. Y.
Mrs. 8. II. b i'y, Platts
burg, N. Y.
Alfred u rlor, Network
j. l.. Hurbut. Iowa
Alex. b. Allen. st. Paul.
7. W. Carter. st. Iolii
Duncan Hunter. Butte.
James H. Davidson. st,
Paul.
Jno f. Forbis, Butte.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Irvi.
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A. Collins, White SULPHUR Springs.
Arrivals ut the Helena.

the Helena.
J. H. Conrad, Billings.
W. H. Gaebsr. Chica 20
]. 3 Proctor, st. Paul.
A. W. Ki1gsbury, BEN
ton.
Geo. Rosenshine, New
York.
H. K Covet, Saltwater,
Minn.
b. n. Cobb, st. Paul.
ID. r. Parsone, IS
]. Hayden. Omaha.
frad Il. Warren. Utica,
81. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. r.
Woods. Spokane.
Mrs Jennie Stone, San
Leanders, Cal.
Frank 8. Wells, Plain
field. N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Wal
worth, Pia.'sb ZEN Y
Miss II. d. W., Onward.
P!atts burg. n. Y.
w. Ii. fraacis. Phila-
ds'phia.
]. b King. Billings.
w. T.. Anderson. st.
Louis.
Edward Forbes, Chicago
David X. Wooster. Cas-
cade, Mont.
Saltzer. Philadelphia.
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INDEPENDENT "a 1890

~~eeeee.~e S~e~r.er.ep>er~
T O9T SMALL LOCKET WITH T1NITYYD
pendent ofies ndrecsivs suitahle reward.
STRAYED,;gRoM UNITED STATES PUP
reward II rseurnsd. or tot informAtion. - 4.
Jones.
r !Oer-sTRAYED OR STOLEN FROM -
~ Fifth avenue. brown pup. Reward
BOARD WANTED.
WANTED YOUNG LADY WISHES BOARD
city. 1ddssss, Mis- IL i. Ies. tSis ofios. s.
ron RENT-DwELLIMGs.
ToS HENT@H f0RNlsHED HOUSE,. SEVER
roomh 80 South Rodney; terms reasonable.
TOR HEN. ONE ,-RoYM HOUSE NEW,
modern improvements, suitable for private
snd Wis Il meth either house. inquire q 81. R.ed
27h Main street.
TOR RENT-THREEROOM FURNISHED
house. ISL foueh Rodney. Apply on premises.
lOK AENT-slX-ROOM HOUSE ON BEN
y ton avenue. Chandler d Heath.
TOR RENT-8Ix-ROOM HOUSE AT Sun
y rise Terrace, corner Sixth avenue and Davis
street.
EOR RENTITHE :PRICKLY PEAR HIySE
at East Helena. This house u in gotA CON-
IS Fif.h svsnue. O. Il d. CLARK. East Hsisns
FOB RENTsITMo. NICELY IL FuR'E slsga 3,
& IA a. sssa:s s aas ~ D' 'A' a'
TOR RENT OR sALE--s-ROOM BRICK
| ho1se in splendid location, with stable and
al modern improvements; terms rersonAhae
TOR RENT-FIvE-ROOM HOUSE ON EI.Ev-
enth avenue. Apply 40s North Rodney stfsst.
MONTANA MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY
~ l0ano money in AnyAmOunt on furniture
eaty Without removal or publicity. ae.aid
Power Block.
ITO LOAN BY II. d. PALMER. HKE ADvR1-
i t3saneat ON The fourth page
lGIsCELLANEOUa.
Ro1n6 81 The DAY 81 WEEK. 10. s;
- Boulder avenue.
no INVESTORS CAN NET YOU : PEE
securities i. interest monthly In advance. 70
further particulars CAL on OF address Montan,
Mortgago Loan company. 20aa0 Power block
8elonA.
no EXCHANGE-A LADY GOING EAST IN 1
i short time would exchange her horse AM
phaeton for real estate or diamond; horse - per
fectly reliable, not afraid Of motor; any lady caa
drive. Address bog g5. city. ----------
| WILL TEACH THE SECRETS OF, TIL
w manufacture Of electric collars and cuff
for email sum. Guaranteed perfect satisfaction
Colossal pro6ts Lowry. sou North Third street
| Portland Ore.
INFORMATION WANTED OF THE RELA
tives OF James G. Smith, recently deceesed
tsna. Any information to the above item pleas
forward to the Seattle Longshoremen and Rig
gers Union, Seattle, Washington.
BOARD BY THE DAY OR. WEEK. NO. a.
- N. Rodney: nice home cooking " per week
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ron MLn.

>sSSseSosHnsSxSS IN s,T P<FT Cxsa
Z balance in two ysars ct Par cent Address
or call SIS Spruce street.
nor sAIE-DELlvERY WAGON. THE NOV
city 6tore, III Rodney street.
ToR sAIE-ONR GOOD LOT NEAR BROAD
Z y w. 5000. Chandler { Heath
nor RALE-SHEEP RANCH FOR SALE OR
= exohan9s; 10 actes locsssd miies from
philhFook, Hssgus county, Montanas good hay
run % inches q waAsr: shed sozls6: seed los
houeo and corralE - fenced partly; viii take
ts.soo cash o. equivalent N ether property. Adj
FoR sAI.E-rwo coon HORSES; VIII
IS can 4 Rsesa's stnbie, Brscksnridss st1sst,
Oh Rodney street.
TOR sALE-FlvE THOUBAND HEAD or
i sheep. Enquire Of Thos. Con. this city.
NOR SALELTHE MONTANA EMPLOYMENT
y oaenoy, With we'll established business; viii
eell absolute or half interest Address Douglas b
BoylA 1904 Helena ava
nor eALE--gY THE OWNER 4 HOUSE
cheap for eSsh. n Apply 4 p prsmisss. sis Wsss
Lawrence 1t.
VOR sALE-AN ELEGANT NEW PHAETOM.
Inquire at ALIENS stables, or OF b II.
Crounse.
TOR SALE CONFECTIONERY AND
etc., With tools and matsri1 for The manuf.store
as, s FL. son oa G psss a.:s sa'
Wells b B&ssstt.
EOR sALE-HORsE. BUGGY AND HARNESS
.n a.'i snaaiss s E 4. e. Court saa.rs :ss
Tor SALE OR KENT-ALLENB HOTEL
- Thompson Falls, Mont. This y we'll e.
tablished hotel, doing GOOD hostnsss has besn
ssss sss si' u MI .sn.hsd
ill., ef;s oasson 4 r. s None fs%e ABBY %
non SALE COOP HOTEI. COMPLETE
= With bar. Address n. h, this ofaoe
nor sALEHOUsEHoLD FURNITURE
Apply 500 Harrison ave.
nor sALE-CHEAP, A IRST-CL4AsS -
e horse uprisht stsal' boiler. Apply & this
nor sALE-A NEW AND SUBSTANTIAL.
lar, etc; water in Kitchen and yard: lot 6sxl0o,
notor m b., "a vish IL hslt blook :ola Inn
sr rs Ven worth goo Tor ali Or 100 for
VII IL. 5sef St ~ 1pn Z sRs
.sd Seoi Il o.
A GOOD CRANDALI. TYPEWRITER TERMS
a reasonable Apply 1t this Office
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Adssstissnsnts under this hsad thrss tinss
SfhfH677ff6N @zSrE6 ~b7 4 YOUNG G1N
Sasasss s da se'0 NM '''''
81 lTUATION WANTED-As JANITOR; UN-
~ derstands his business. Address George this
Office.
CITUATION WANTED-BY A FIRST-CLAss
~ cook either In hotel or restaurant w. H. r.,
this otiiCe.
SITUATIONS WANTED RELIABLE DRESS
~ maker open for engagements 81 Broadway.
SITUATION WANTED-As CLERK IN DRY
- goods or grocery store. Address i. irving
Big Timber, Mont.
ClTUATloN WANTED POSITION AS COOK
- in hotel or restaurant. Address d 10, this
Office. ~
SITUATIONS WANTED-A LADY WISHES
~ work in families % dressmaker. M. 9. H.,
~ Pine street.
SITUATION WANTED-A FIRST CLASS
v.te sssidenca Would Ike Place; can give ri :,
ences. Call Or address belvldsre kmploymsnt
Office, BIN North Main street.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN
~ with years exp .rie &C. in drug b sness in
German s Address +. s L.. room N s.. Paimer
SITUATION WANTED BY a. YOUNG MAN
- xperienc d in railroad office. Is rata, bill
nd expense erk; won d accept like. posi- IN. Or
A.e:s oe snd s
date ]. A. M, room a. Palmer House.
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.
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Call on Us and Look Up Some Of the
FOLLOWING BARGAINS.

On the insta!lment plan we have:
One good 4-room house on Hoback st.,
$l,5OO.
One good 4-room house on Brecken-
ridge st., $4,000.
-Four good 4-room cottages on Ign
dale ave-, ei,25O each.
One Groom dwelling in Broadwater
add, $500.
Two 4.room houses in Broadwater
add, $500.
One Groom dwelling on Madison ave.,
$500.
One Groom dwelling ON Ninth ave.,
$1,000; and number OF other snaps.
Two hundred feet ON Broadway at
rock bottom figures.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN
~ with years exp .rie CO in drug b 8 ness In
any kind OF nercanti g business or oi1ice; speaks
German. Address i. L.. room 81, Palmer
hOuD
CITUATlON WANTED-BY A. YOUNG MAN
, nd ezpense srk; won d accept ike posi- On. o.
ersaces fnrni he'd Address for four days from
HELP wANTED-FEl6ALE.
W1HfED-TWo I16N6R7. GlRHs. ONE
girls for general homework, "A Edwards street.
wANTED-TEN GIRLS FOR GENERAL
w homework in town and country. Capital
Employment OHic, 2l2 Lawrence street.
WANTED-sECONDG Girls MI ST BE THOR
w ughly competent, good waitrets and AZ
sist with washing. High wages paid: Apply
Thursday morning from 10 to IA
WANTED-IMMEDIATELY, GOOD GIRL
wages $40 per month; steady work to the right
party better wages later. Address box Is, Jefter-
WANTED-TWO DINING-ROOM GIRLS TO
w go out of town; laundry girl and girls
oe. S pss
WAETEDaLADy AaKNGs FOE ~ NEW ~ , BYE
proof free Address Little Co. 2lS Clark street.
HELP wANTED-GALE
W1NTfDcH1S6IER { Heath Want
w two miners; man and wife on ranch; one
dishwashor.
WANTED-A FlRsT-CLAse STATIONERY
W salesman. Address A b, Independent
Office.
WANTED-THREE SMART YOUNG MEN TO
ciAc. Apply 1t news office At Northern Pacific
depot.
WANTED-A COLORED PORTER FOR
W Heller HOUSE, Wallace, Idaho. Permanent
employment and good salary to an industrious
and steady man. Must b something OF
WANTED THREE FIRsT:CLAss T1NNERs
WANTED sALESMAN-AN ENERGETIC
ground oo. 81 our ssenss ssansa Il ~
Address p. o. Box 1871, Now York.
WANTED STATE sPE-
tional Home Building 4 Loan Association. Our
ssent. are ma kip nonsY Adcrs With refer
BlOomtnGt0n. Ill
FOH RENI5R00As IUHN1saED.
TOR REMITTANCE FRONT ROOM FUR
= nish 4. with use .. bath: no 9th dodgers.
FOR RENT THREE FURNIsHED ROOMS
= near court square, together or separately. 81
South Ewing street.
TOR RENT-ONs LARGE, WELL-FUR-
L nishsd room. az Broadway.
EOR RENT-LARGE FURNISHED Rooms
near Main street. Inquire Of c. f. Kemp
corner Park ava
EOR RENT NICELY FURNIsHED ROOMS
with board. 500 South Rodney.
FOR RENr-FURNIsaED ROOMS FOE
u.,,l light housekeeping e dAsirehls parties: IS
TOR RRNTITHREE HANDSOME FRONT
suitable for o1Rss. Inquire Of q. c. Swallow Q,
Ben Harris.
TOR RENT-COME0RTABLY FURNISHED
,.ns s. I. fS; Me- sa- H. a.,sS so
FOR kENT-NIsCELLANEoUs
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TOR RENT-oFFICEs. ASSEMBLY AND
Park and Sixth avenues. Steam heat and modaen
improvements. The lighting machinery e to b
removed from basement earliest Practicehle APP
FoR RENr-sroRE FOR RENT AND BUSH.
= ns0 tor sale. Inquire Israel Co.
FOUND.
F09N1cF1m GOLD EYEGLASSES On
Nadieon avenue. Ownsr can have same By
calling 1t 81 Dearborn street
EOUMD-LADIES' BREAST PIN. OWNER
call 1t this olRce.
FOUND EWING STREET. PAIR OF EYE
eoassA OWn1e IN have same b. calling e
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-24

WANTED-TWO DINING ROOM GIRLS TO
w go out of town; laundry girl and girls
for general Homework; good wages paid. Capt.
tai Employment Office, 2i2 Lawrence street.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-24

sYVANTED-IMMEDIA GOOD GIRL
w for general homework; must be good cook
wages $40 per month; steady work to the right
party better wages later. Address box rs, Jeffer-
son. Mont
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-24

TOR SALE CHEAP-CO NFECTIONERY ANr
Il fruit store, loo cream parlor, soda fountain
etc,, With tools and material for the manuf.ctuF1
81 candiss locatsd ON Genital ava. In tho city d
Great Falls, Montana; price d, 900 cash. Address
Wells d Bssssttt.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-24

TOR sALE-AN ELEaANT NEW PHAETON
Inquire at ALIENS stables, or OF =.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-24

WANTED-THREE SMART YOUNG MEN TO
W run "a news agents to run ON Northern Pa
ci6o. Apply ut news Office at Northern Pacific
depot.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-24

SITUATIONS WANTED-A LADY WISHES
~ work in families - dressmaker. N. 9. H.,
n Pine atreet.