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win Helena Do It?

The following il from the Wardner News.
touching upon the sad end of "Jim" Whit
latch: "Helena, Mont, owes him much,
and the citizens of that place should see
that his widow does not want. Tho Whit
latch Union mine at Unionville, adjoining
that city. added to the worlds gold pro-
duct nearly 5000, 600, and to-day, II work
was conducted thereon, a. Of old, It would
prove ono of the greatest gold mines in the
country. The name Of Whitlatch ID famil-
lar to every miner Of any importance who
has resided in the west for tho last quarter
of century. Everybody he came in con-
tact with liked and respected him, and his
death will cause many an honest heart .
sigh Of deep regret at the :sad ending fate
had in store for him. Jim Whitlatch was =
self-made man. He had been rich, in the
common acoeptation Of the term. . dozen
times, and in his prosperity he never forgot
those who befriended him. His failinRs
ever reached to virtues side, and It can
truly be written he was one in whom man
kind has lost friend and no one an
enemy
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H. Grattan Donnelly's latest farcical
comedy, "a Pair of Jacks" which will b.
presented at Ming's opera house tonight
will introduce one of the strongest versatile
casts ever seen in similar productions. In
comedy and in vocal talent the company il
unusually rich. and the names Of 3. G.
Knowles, w. J. Russell, Joseph P. Wit.
marx, Sol Aiken, Ernest Sinclair. Tellula
Evans, Julia Aiken, Nina Hayward, Mollie
Thompson, Winifred johnson, Margery
Thompson and Alice Greene furnish excel.
lent ground for the claim.
The play itself has been aptly described
- meteor of fun" It combines farcical
combinations, striking novelties, brilliant
costumes, trained voices and graceful
dances. In brief, the play shows the ad-
ventures and misadventures Of Judge Jack
and Doctor Jack, two modern dromioa
whose exact similar appearance and dress
get them much COMPOUNDED for each other.
There are three acts Of lively, boisterous,
riotous fun and interspersed with singing
and dancing.
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Forbes 3 Davis Special.
1858 Cumberland, one block, at 6, G,

Forbes 4 Davis Special
3,083 Cumberland, one block, at $3. Good
investment.
668 Cumberland, will sell in lott.
5000 Merrimac.
1000 to 5000 Yellowstone.
5000 Castle Crescent. Cheap.
1,400 shares Buckeye, extension Bi-Metal.
lie. at 171&.
go Combination at 42Nc.
1900 Iron Mountain at coo.
1000 Glengary at 81.
2,250 Copper Bell at Nc.
1000 West Cumberland at 100.
1000 o. 3. q N. at 21c.
MMNa EXCHANGE,
Is and "a Bailey block.
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New Interpretations.

E. G. Maclay, +. L. Collins, Ira Myers,
J. H. Mcknight and r. L. McCulloh have
incorporated the Diamond r. mining Co.
with capital of 100000 in shares OF
$3.50 each. The Moulton and South Caro-
lima mining claims in the Montana mining
district in Meagher county will be pur-
chased and developed.
Fred p. Tibbetts, Robert NJ. Bunnele and
George =. Webster have incorporated the
Woodruff mining company. The capital is
$500. 600 in shares of 81 each.
company has been incorporated by Guy X.
Piatt, Thomas w. Pointdexter, j. X.
Holden and Thomas w. Pointdexter. Jr,
The capital il $500, 900 in shares of 81 each.
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properties there beside the Iron Mountain
and Q. +. b n. mines. The Little Ana
conda Is prospect that il making good
showing, This property was discovered BY
Wilson Bros., and Dr.. Hafgreaves, who Wis
tied It recently, stated to NissouliaA -.
porter that IL promises to be one Of Tho
richest properties in western Montana. A
voin. consisting Of !ron-g alena, stsol gal
ma and Ralena oso, twelve tso4 in width,
has been struck, and the lead followed for
over LOO feet. A tunnel has been COM
mem running a9 with III ths vsin. zap
tunnel is driven. ore is removed
and placed on the dump. This orc il very
rich. Yesterday, Assayer Marsh analysed
three different samples with exoellsnt TO
suits. The iron galena ore assayed n Per
cent lead, and 1886 ounces silver to the ton.
The steel galena run in silver 80 ounces to
the ton and the coarse 0alena 2.38 oun oes
to the ton. The ore 10 Of very even grade,
and can be removed with but little dim
Guilty; already several tons have been re-
moved and is ready to be shipped to the
smelter. Several good claims are in the
neighborho0d Of this one. including the
Red Mountain, Lulu B. and the Crested
Butte.
AL the miners Of that section are anx-
iously looking forward to the completion
Of the N. P. Z M. B. r. to that country %
ore can be shipped to the smelters lees ex-
pensively than at present.
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w. G. T, u. Convention.

The seventh annual meeting Of the Mon
tana Woman's Christian Temperance Tn
ion convenes at Livingston August 26, 81,
%. Railroads offer one and one-fifth rate
to delegates paying full fare going and pre-
senting certificate from the convention for
return. A state gold medal contest will be
ono OF the interesting features. Children
desiring to compete should apply at once
Rev. N. j. Hall, Bozeman.
LAURA E. HowEY,
State Pres. w. G. r. u.
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yaeksoa'smusic storA Bailey block.
DinneT from II to ct tho BON Ton.
Beard and rooms ct Min Neasl1a IN
CnRk G1EoeG.
Se1e ". 11lkoe, uaguhant tailne. lrain
sorss2 egoasite 1Iu1 NaAisnaI baak.
60 80 Va ~ Nautana Central a~A
1.aaieoha lailvayA - nav alsepine and
an9 - re0Ae 70 B. pnul and ~ 80.
sQ1e tains bavO 1alsas daily e ll1o
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Barker and Neihart.

GREAT FALLS, Aug 13-[Special.1 The
assurance given by ]. J. Hill, president Of
the Great Northern, that the Belt Mountain
branch would be extended without further
delay to the mining camps of Barker and
Neihart, has given a new impetus to opera
tions there. There is not an idle man to-
day ! in either of those camps, whereas Z
week ago there was host of disgruntled
Micawbers vegetating, especially around
Barker, each and all waiting for some
thing to turn up.''
In Barker big find was made by J. E.
Williams, owner of the T. w. mine, Satur-
day last. This mine is situated about a
quarter Of mile above the May and Edna
When about 400 feet down an 8-foot vein Of
galena- bearing quartz was struck, the mass
of which yielded $500 to 800 silver per
ton. Small quantities of the ore has been
found splashed with native silver and very
rich. This Is one of the most important
discoveries ever made in Barker and is
cause for general congratuIation to the
lucky owner, who is one of the oldest and
most indefatigable miners of the Belt
Mountain Districts.
On the Moulton, just below the T. W., Jas.
Clifton and Fred Ziegler have struck q
four-foot vein of high grade lead carbon
ate in addition to the sixteen feet of lead
matter on which they have been working.
was filed with 500 tons Of ore from the
shute on Saturday night. The Ellis on the
opposite hill is bidding fair to become one
Of the best producers Of the camp. With
the May and Edna, the Moulton, the T. W.,
the Ellis, the Silver Bell and Queen OF the
Hills old Barker may be depended on to
supply her full quota of traffic for the COM
ing railroad.
On Tillinghast creek, on the Dry Fork
between Barker and Monarch, on Belt creek
below Monarch, veins and Leads of carbon
Logging creek camps are receiving daily
accessions.
The iron deposits on Tillinghast are be-
ing developed. SamplinR works arc TO be
put up by Denver parties at Monarch. A
San Francisco firm will erect large powder
magazine, making Monarch their source Of
supply for the Belt Mountain mining dis
tIiCts,
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Persons having valuable horses and car
riages would be wise to keep them in fire.
proof stable during the reign of fires ana
hre alarms. Yon would always seel safe
and rest we'll If you knew your property
and carriages to the Helena Cab & Transfer
Co.'s stone barn, with brick front, completes
in all its departments, with frst-olass at.
tention and night watchmen always on
hand. WIZ. w. L1vERMoRE. Nor.
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Hendricks Democratic Club.

H0ndFICk6 OemOOfAfic Club.
There will be meeting Of the Hendricks
democratic club st o'clock p. M. sharp
on Thurday, this evening, August 18th
1880, in rooms of Helena Business Collepe
corner Of Main and Sixth avenue. GOOD
attendance requested. All committees will
please be ready to report.
Rosr. B. SMITH, President,
@. D. Cu1Tm, Secretary,
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hezeby announce to the public that Mr.. r O.
Burgess Y nd longer connected with my bust
Isss and a; thss viii not be responsibls for any
Prom, Jackson'e Music House.
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N. Nathan has made IN assignment Of
his stock Of goods and other property to
the undersigned. All those indebted 10 said
n. Nathan will cali at once Ut his stors and
settle with The undexsiRned. "
Moszs MoR1u, ASSIGNEE.
Helena. August 8, 1880.
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General News Of uontana's Greatest
Industry from all Parts
of the State.
A Beaverhead County Mine Bond
ed to an English Syn
dictate.
About the Frisco and Victor, Iron Mount
ain, Fourth Of July aad Other
Well-Known Mines.

General Manager Allen. OF the East Hell
iena smelter. expects to hear to-day some
thing definite as to the date for the sesump-
ton of operations at tho East Helena
smelter. Mr.. Eilers, Of the Great Falls
smslteE, 10 now in the city ON business CON-
nected with the perfecting of details for
the new combine, to be known as the Union
Smelling and Refining works.
It was unreliably reported in Butte
paper that the jay Gould company ID en-
deavering to secure funds for the big tun-
mol begun about eighteen months ago; also
that the company was troubled with
water at the bottom of the ahaft. Mr.. O.
r. Allen states that neither az these reports
are true. The company stopped work in
the tunnel because the purpose for which it
was bored had been accomplished of
draining the mine. II now taps the lowest
workings which are at depth of $50 feet
and 10 keeping the mine clear Of water. .
constant stream Of water as large az mans
body flowing from it. The mine il there
fore not troubled with water and the
company is not trying to raise funds to
continue the tunnel. When the company
concludes to sink to the 1000 foot point
they will then push tho tunnel to tap that
point and when that time comes they will
have all the money required, at their COM
|mand. The Jay Gould company 10 pros
porous and pushing work right along.
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"Hu.yady lIaty.s" tBittsr) w.s.r.

Contains more sulphate maonesia IAN
sam salts) and less .1lphate soda (clauber
OF horse saltsl than Hunyady Janus Vatsr.
PTioe 80 pr quart bottle.
II. u. PA1caxa 4 %,
Agents.
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Do Yoa Want . Home?

II 90, buy new and substantial five-room
house built for the owner. Easy terms.
Call at the premises, los Alta street. one
block east of Hoback, and one block south
Of Broadway.
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eecond.hand end neW furniture on install-
menfA b. q. Ls0oir. Northeen Poetic denot.
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The Frisco and victor.

There ID probably no one man in Mon.
lana who is more extensively interested in
mining than A. n. Hotter, Of this city, In
fhe Helena d Frisco mins in tho Ceur
a'Alsnss and the Victor mine near Mis-
'oula, in each Of which he ID large owner,
'le has two worry valuable mines. Mr.. Hol-
ter recently visited both mines. For seve-
tai years the Frisco was developed under
fhe careful management of that
yell known and expert opera
Tor, A. NJ. Esler, to whom
belongs the credit for securing the proper
n for the Helena man, and for bringing it
ep to its present high standard as q good
dividend payer. Mr.. Esler is also a large
owner in the mine. He Il now snlarging
the capacity Of the conosntrator to 15O tons
laily.
Mr.. Hotter is moro than pleased with the
Victor. The principal owners in this mine
re Messrs. Hotter, Hauser, Hsckett and
Blake. The company first acquired the
property in 1886, and with the exception OF
few month"; idlensss il has been steady
Producsr tor the past thxse years A recent
trlke OF Importance was made, the ore be-
ng richer than any heretofore uncovered.
rom shipment of four car
pads of ore during june and July,
ne average return from each
e! after deducting freight charges, was
oncentrator is now being built at the mine,
ut 1t is expected that owing to the char.
cter of the or only forty tons per day can
worked. The concentrator building
Fill be large enough for 150-ton plant and
will be enlarged to that size in tho near
nture: Two moro car loads of ore are now
p their way to smelter.
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Notice.

Notice.
We, the undersigned livery stable keepers
do hereby give notice that altar Ang. 18th
the rates for boarding horses at our 70
spective stables will be increased 10 thirty
($3O) dollars per month. The present high
prices of hay and grain compel us to make
this change in rates.
w. B. NoCoxAs,
]. b. 4cFA1IAHD.
Hnn6A CAs AND TaAsssxa Co., ". ". Liv-
.ermore, Manager,
FAD1EH d Bu1Kx,
j. A. ZHIoEEl,
Jos. E. ALLni,
PxLTIER 4 LYON,
xclEAA d Hu11Axn,
JAKE FMHrR.
P1oHxxR HACK 4 TRANsyxa Go.
Herbert Nicholson 4 Co, limited. deliver dry
eofdwood promptly to any pant Of ths city. W
Union Pacific Rates.
Commencing Aug. IL the fare via the
Union Paoaae from Montana points to st.
Paul. Duluth, Ashland and intermediate
points where rates are higher will be: First
el o. ~; second alasA t26; round trip to
Freight and PasA Agent.
NotioA
A public examination for teaoherv' certi6-
Gates will be held at the ofioe Of the county
superintendent of public schools, Levis
and Clarke county, ON August Is, l66O, COM
nsaning at 8 .. m. sharp and cloaine q 1
p. ., Candidates will provide ths9ealvoo
with penss ink and leG.l cap papss.
C. L Tu1sLxY.
0aperintsndaot County 6choo2a
lswb anA Claxks County.
CE KaA aa9 = oe~sss ss>nu -
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: JefEerson County Afines.

Jefferson County Mines.
The shaft Of the Boulder Chief 10 down
about 26O feet. Cross-cuttinR will be COM
menced soon.
Application for patent has been made for
tho Sirius, Lizzie B. and Morning Star
quartz lode mining claims, in Cataract dis
trict, owned by John Q. Briscoe, Edgar P.
Brlsooe and John G. Briscoe.
The Forbis boys were out from Butte
Sunday looking at the Wedding Ring mine.
Amazon district, which they recently
bought. They are we'll pleased at their.pur.
chase, and will Immediately begin sinking
q hundred-foot shaft for the purpose of de-
velopment.
The Silver Hill mine at Comet is develop
ing into quite fine property. Recently
good deal Of work has been done III sink
ing, Cross cutting and the like, and now the
taking out of ore is to begin in earnest.
The ore taken out in the development work
has Melted about $50 to the ton, and Il Is
still greater. m
The Wilbur mine, in the Amazon district,
owned BY Mr.. George Spencer, has sixty
foot shaft, at the bottom Of which il three
feet OF ore, assaying forty-eight ounces in
silver. IS in gold and over forty-one per
cent IN lead. The Age Office was favored
the mine. The property il good one, and
there is great probability that Butte par
ties will soon take hold Of it and develop It,
There can be little doubt Of the result
should they do 90.
Shipments Of ore from the Pilot mine,
Amazon district, continue at the rate of two
to four cars week. The last carload sent
to the Great Falls smelter gave net return
of $18.75 to the ton. A car of fourteen tons
sent to Omaha recently and from which
the returns were received Monday netted
1927. The freight to Omaha amounted to
$14O and the charge for treatment was S125,
90 that the total yield of the ore was 1882.
This was low grade orc sent as an expert
ment. Ito averages value was twenty-five
ounces in silver, O.22 ounces in gold, and
Ga per cent. in lead.
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The New Baker Gun

Is designed especially for those sportsmen
who want the best shooting gum that money
Will buy, and ut vary moderate priee,
Call and 80 them at
HR1xGA HA1DvAnR O..
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Tho Lone Pine Bonded.


The Lone Pine mine, in the vipond dis
|triot, Beaverhead county, has been bonded
TO an English syndicate, represented by
Francis B. Kane. The personnel Of this
foreign company is practically the same a.
THAT of the Jay Hawk Mining company.
THE bond is understood to hold for sixty
days, and the consideration will be sum
|aaeregatine several thousand dollars and
half million dollar transaction.
The Lone Pine was sold about year ago
to company of Helena and Michigan cap
fitalists, T. N. Spratt taking majority Of
the stock. The sale was brought about by
|the efforts of Prof. Churchill. Since
the sale was made ten-stamp mill was
placed on the property and worked for sew
|sral months, producing 'abcut $4,000
monthly. Some time ago now sheft was
sunk to tap the lead ct depth Of coo feet
by prosecuting, and fourteen-foot body
|of ore was struck. By The new ahaft the
cheaper than before. Prof. unther recent
property for the English syndicate. This
Resulted in the bonding Of the mine and
there il little doubt that sale will be the
result. A majority of the stockholders
have agreed to the sale. The stock u now
This syndicate. or the jay Hawk com
gany, y putting up 2 ten-stanp mill On the
lriot and will have il ready for work within
Elkhorn company, 10 experimenting the
construction. When they take up the Lone
Pine bond, they propose Adding ten stamps
70 the mill now on ttaf property,
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I0Nr.
1OeTA GOLD BRAIDED BRxGELkT.
..r,a rl .s 81. ~ y twa1ued ~ leeNns ~
---.. =. - -. = IS. !. ~. IS ..
r ONT-ON RHNDAY AuGnNT - m0l HW-
IL inn strSet' betveen the Cethoiic essaIsafsl
and Eighth avenue, duchess lace hezadkerchie&
Inc nnder viii ne suitably rewarded ~ letur ming
= ~,e,r =. = 1890, $500 -r---
y on left shoulder: Return, AID receive =
. waro, 70 =. helsef, ~ fezk ave1ae.
osT-A GOLp PIN. HAVING THE DESIGN
49,. t199sson q ~! secIsS soc!lssa.s. anoef
pes .s.ve :. "a. o.nce 40 Isc.av. I.w.-o.
T ,O9I-STRAyED OR STOLEN FROM ~
~ Fifth avonne, brown pup. Reward
IT
FOUND.
C<,ssss < - - - eSSsCS1YSS IN
kOVND-A :, 1HAC9HtLEI. N0VlhG 49,
- -. -.
NOUNu-POCkEEBOOA CONTA!NIN4 4
st this once. = -''s - - &
hOC,M NlAS--S ,1M 49, 1AiaIEls 8 - III ~ - s.
Al. Co., OWnsf can nsSe ssens py canning =
snas omos :, 49,
ron RFNT-DWEIITNos -
HOk RENT-ON BEFE H. DASIRAH1AE
- sevon room hogoe on Wese AIDA. Al maSdegn
eonvaniencee. Apply ~ Lawrence street OF post
moo box ~.
EOR RENT-BY THE 18th Or AUGUST. I.
| : 0cm 1s.c3 ngSs3 99tner HlxEn evon0e ana
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The Fourth Of July.

Okonogan Outlook: The developmsnt of
be Fourth of July il in charge Of John
Felch, thorough and practical miner,
nd from the manner in which the work is
ping done it is plain to be seen that be il
no wise handicapped for want Of men or
lateral. All told there are about thirty
ken employed about the mine. The work
present consists principally in running
riffs from the 100 foot level Of the double
Impairment shaft. To the south they are
irving seventy feet to connect With the
shaft for vetilatlon purposes, When
10 10 done the main shaft will be.put
pwn to the 2O0-foot level. II the develop
emit from this point bears out the present
owing it will prove an immensely rich
operty. The ledge i eight fsst wide and
ineralized all through. From the ore
scsasarially extracted in conducting the
bvslopments, about six tons Of Arst and
cond class are shipped monthly to Butte,
ont, tor treatment which gives returns
from $500 to $500 per ton. Besides,
ere are Thousands Of tons ON the dump
at would pay to mill II it could be done
the mine and without the heavy cost Of
ansport ation.
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Iron Mountain.

Mr.. Wren, who has charge of the ship
|pnt of the Iron Mountain ores, II in the
y. He informs the Nissoula Gazette
pit the company has stopped shipping
, for the present. This 10 not ON 90
mt OF any failure in the mine, but the
acult to transport ore on barges the
% the fact that ths railroad branch q
ming on their side a the river and 10 e.
cted to reach them By the 18th Of Sep
nber, at the latest. has decided the COM
ny to cease shipments until they can
Fe oOme thirteen miles Of wagon and
at transportation. Mr.. Wren Gays that
Iron Mountain i looking veil, and also
p The varioos other properties in The
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1O11AL3
f6a SS1iT, cosfScTsSSEsY 1S6
H. b. this Office.
TOR sALE-A SNAP. BUY AND NO COM
missions, chsap foe cesA on account Of
ehanss Of locatio,: lots g and q Valley View ad-
Falls; half 81 1t 3, 6iocf !. Philipsbuirs; the
building this lot Il rented for $3.50 per annnm.
:toe psstacolats sddress postoface box 1,sN spo-
FOR sALE-WRLI-BROKE LADY's SADDLE
= horse. Inquire Mr.. Rumley, Sixth avenue
and Rodney.
TOR SALE FIVE THOUSAND HEAD OF
city.
pets, seo.. 81 good condition. Apply q No.
Benton avenue.
FOR sALE+STEINWAY PIANO, SQUARE
! splendid condition, $50 cash. Adde'S z.
~ "a Apps EVE = a dSs Is b asas.s
city.
FoR sALE-,wIsHlNG 10 GO OUT OF
house, conssting q Is rooms and. bath room;
kverythips IN good condition md doing rood
sss s51sa ls sss s''n''
FOR 6ALE-A FIvE-ROOM HOUSE AND 4
vacant lot Call at the premises, 106 Alta
street, one block oost Of AohA0k and ono block
sonth q broadway, and make 81 otfer.
TOR sALE-6HEEP RANCH FOR SALE OR
Philbrook, Fergus county, Montana; good hay
Land, With thousands Of outside range; springs
run 10 inches Of water; shed SOx166; good log
$500 cash or equivalent In other property. Ad-
dress T.. care Independent ofice.
NOR SALE. CHEAP-CONFECTIO AND
trait store, Ice cream Rarlor, sods fountain.
etc. With tools and material fcr tho manufectare
Great Falls, MontanH price q 900 cash. Address
Wells naseett.
TOR HALE-CHEAP, A FIRST-CLABB 20
hoEss upright stsel boiler Apply at this
Office.
A GOOD CRANDALiL TYPEWRITER TERMS
n fNaannahlA. Anviav a Eh2s nf3SGA.
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Herbert Nicholson d Co, limited deliver dry
eofuwood promptly to any part Of tbs city,
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SITUATION WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN
~ OF good business abilities; we'll educated; can
keep 9 full cot Of ba0xs. Address Business, p. u.
box co., city.
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SITUATION WANTED-PO AS OF
y fee boy or opportunity to learn trade. Can
furnish Of Helena references. Address Clar-
ence, this Office.
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ALOHA KraxrAra1ox, Rec. Sec.