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The Portland daily press., 1890-01-24
ABSOLUTELY FALSE.
That News paper Story of the News

<kiE< s@%satl w "nS'hHSNSHs
TORONTO, Ont, jan s-The Mail to-
day refers editorially too 2o@M nat Mr.
Farrer, member of its stazs ~SE1
ington and gave information be. 3 Es~@
ate committee on Canadian relatiof3, Q, mo
ed to turn the committee against the. p
of unrestricted reciprocity. The Mafse. Q, 2
"The main allegation is absolutely p y u
What possible information can any one 20
nected with the Mail furnish to anybody Eo
yond that supplied by the public newspaper
of the country, or by the public documents
of Parliament, to which the members of
Congress and the rest of mankind have Just
as ready access 9s the Mail. The Empires
commissioner gave Senator Dolph as author
ity for the statement that Mr.. Farrer had
appeared before the Senate committee and
advised the committee to withhold reclproci-
ty from Canada. Mr.. Dolph was yesterday
communicated with by wire, and replied,
stating that he had never said TO any person
that Mr.. Farrer made any statement before
the Senate committee as to relations
with Canada, and had not said anything
from which that could be implied The Sem
ator stated he attended all the meetings OF
the committee, aud Mr.. Farrer never made
any statement to it to his knowledge"
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-24
DIAMOND D CIGARS 5 CTS.

II &mHURG FuGs, the great fruit cathartic
are prepared only in loz nge form, which render,
them far preferable to any liquid preparations,
either when travelling or al h,me. Being in con-
centrated form, their properties never change.
Dose, one Fig.
m mburg iRs are purely vegetable cathartic,
and may be used continuously without i'll effect
Fig
m NIB rx ri ., the fruit laxative lozenRe, are
highly recommended by the medical profession as
Dild and effective laxative and purgative. Dose,
one Fig.
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-24
WE EDDIaCs.
MAcGowAN-CHoATE.

The marriage of Susie Landlord Chute and
George Ernest Macgowan, Of the firm Of
Mcgowan & Pettengill, took place yesterday
afternoon at2 O'Clock at the residence Of
Capt. B. F. Lamboard, No. 2 Davis Place.
Only immediate relatives wero present Tbe
bride was attired in an amethyst travelling
suit. Rev. n, T. Whitaker, DID,, ofhciated.
Mrs Elmer E. Landlord played Mendels-
sohn's wedding march as the couple entered
the room. A collation. was served after tho
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Mcgowan left on
the 8 80 west bound train. On their return
thew will live at No. III Oxford street,
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-24
Ephralm Sanhorn.

Ephraim SanbOrn. well known and en-
terprising lumberman, died at his home in
Denmark the 18th inst, and his funeral SER
vice took place at / O'Clock the following
Tuesday.
Mr.. Baldwin was born at Baldwin, July 2,
1922. In his early days he was associated
with the late Isaac Dyer of POI. land in the
lumber busiress. He was afterwards asso-
ciated in business with Isaac Emery Of Port
lane in manufacturing shocks at Hiram Falls
and Denmark, and later with BENJAMIN f.
Smith, now of Sebago Lake. at North Ber-
wick. Up to the tine Of his last sickness he
and his son Willis E., the present postmaster
of Springvale. were engaged in the shook
business at Springvale. Mr.. Sanborn leaves
a widow and eight children to mourn his
loss His oldest child. son, Frank L., who
was al exceptionally bright young man, died
March 26, 1872. while a student at the Oxford
Normal Institute at South Paris. when un-
der the charge Of Horatio 4. Swazey, the
prominent lawyer who recently died in Bos-
ton. Another son, Moses L.. who read law
with Gen. Mattocks at Portland,i is now prae-
ticing law in Boston.
Mr. Sanborn will be very much missed by
his many friends and business associates, and
his family have the heartfelt sympathy Of all
who knew him.
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-24
Agent Coburn Resigns

LEWISTON, January 23.-J G. Coburn, for
thirty-six years agent of the Hill mill, has
resigned. w. d. Pennell, agent of the
Franklin Company, has been appointed in
his nlapp
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-24

The Steele says: France will probably
consent TO submit the Newfoundland diff
Guilty to arbitration, but 1t is hoped that NJ.
Spuller will stipulate that Great Britain
must compel Newfoundland TO accep. the de-
cision Of the arbitrator. III England Is una
BILE to exercise this authority, We aie justi-
fed in desiring the autonomy Of NewfOund-
land or its annexation to the United States"
The Earl Of Galloway, acquitted last Oeto-
Der of having assaulted little girl named
Gibson, was arrested In Glasgow, Thursday,
on charge Of aeeosting and m0lestlng 10
year-old girl named Margaret Brown. IL
was alleged that the Earl persisted In fol-
lowing the girl, but that he only whispered
to her once. He was admitted to bail IN the
sum Of e10, for hearing yesterday, when
he was arraigned before magistrate, who
dismissed the charge on the ground that the
alleged offence was not proven.
The Cologne Gazette says that Portugal
has purchased five torpedo boats Of the Eb-
ling firm. People in Lisbon talk OF public
procession In honor Of Serpa Pinto. upon
his return, and some papers propose that the
route be carpeted with British cloth.
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-24
THE w EATHER
Light Snow and Warmer.

EIKFlt SNUW dHu WdTUi6Ts
SIGNAL OFFICE, WAR DEPT,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
January %, 1890. p. IN.
The following is the forecast Of the wealth.
er for New England till p. m. today:
Light snow, slightly warmer, variable
winds.
Cautionary signals displayed from Del
aware Breakwater to Woods Holl section.
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-24
ANNUAL MEETINGS.
ANNUAL MEETING.

VvHE Annual Meeting of the Maine Steamship
il Company for the choice of officers and the
transaction OF any ther business that may legally
come before them will be held at their Office,
Franklin Wharf on WEDNESDAY, the 9th day
of February, 1890. at ten O'Clock m.
Jan 81, 1890. HENRY FOX, Clerk.
tan22 dtd
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-24
Local Weather Report,
PORTLAND, Me-, January 23, 1890
weather Observations.

Mean daily ther....I6.5 Max. vel. wind ~
Maximum ther. -. .27 q Total precip... .o1
Minimum ther ...... l6.0l
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THE MARKETS.
STOCKS
SlOCkA
NEW YORK. Nov. S.-Bar silver. $1.06


NEW YORK. Nov. s.-Bar silver. S1.06.
Copper-Nominal.
Lead-Heavy; domestic. s5.62h.
The stock market to-day was divided into two
parts-sugar refneries and the rest of the listed
and unlisted stocks. In the first division there
was decided weakness. hut the other showed most
gratifying strength on dull business. and at the
close losses are few in number, while the great
majority of the stocks dealt in are fractionally
higher, with one or two material advances, as the
result of the days operations. Sugar tonight
shows q net loss of ~ per cent.
Petroleum-Spot Pennsylvania opened 7ehc.
79ssc.
paper, 6Ms. Sterling exchange quiet, steady;
sixty-day bills, $lSOls: demand, 81 s4al.
government bonds-i's. l24 AVS. 1Osh;
Improyement. so; Oregon Navigation. ya; Short
Line. 29A; Union Pacific. AZ.
CHICAGO CATTLE.
CHICAGO, Nov. Cattle-Receipts, 81 900:
steady steers, seses25 Texans s2io: rangers,
Hogs Receipts. SO 600: steady: choice heavy
and butchers weights, 81 .1Oal.35: common 10
good heavy packing, S3.S06l. 10; light mixed,
V 75@4oS; heavy mixed ss.sO94 .O5; sorted light,
sheep.Hsceipts 1000; steady; natives, s.;
800; fed Texans. $4.i5@4.75; lambs. S6.l2h@
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHICAGO Nov 3.-Close-Whe cash,
S1.O0h; December, $1.0aA; May, u .0a
Corn.Steady; cash. 5s11c; December. 5skc;
May, a5ssc
Oats Steady, cash. $50; December. 4sMc; May.
45ssc.
Barley-Steady; 7s@s0c.
Porkasteady; cash, $1,000; January. s1217h;
May. $12.67M.
Larad5-ss aay cash. se.22h; January, sa.571;
shoulders 506h62K
Short clear-S5 .85@5. %
Short ribs-So.AA
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". Z. Cox. Gold Block, oa.r,,


front foot.
A fine variety Of lots in the Syndicate addition
from $l2 to $1l pr foot
Choice lots in the Bradford addition ct varioos
prices.
Rlocks in Highland Park q q. 500 for choice
A fms book in Brooke addition, fronting o
Hsuser boulevard. q SIG per front font.
A ire selection OF lots In HAuDRg addition iron.
922.5D to 80 Fer front foot.
Desirable lots n Jockey addition. near Hslsna
avenue, cheap. rs
Some excellent bargains in Richmond HIN.
Some very desirable Main street. property =
reasons BE price,. 81
1900 each. easy teIms. ~ :.
fwslve,rc .m houss nsar business esater. szsan1
ll2x10O, for $500 49, Is ( e
Several new desirable residences.
Ihrse:stsfy brick building. rents foe IN 20
month, for Sll000 a assls
Forty .crss inlids city limits, vsuy dsslrahls
eor plating. 'ts ~ .s
fiftssa ecrss. adtsinins ciH q aholt eaeAan
price at adjoining Isopoty.
PLATING. & NJ + IS 4 ,'7z :
GO ecsss nsas tswn. vssy dssalaAls snA 49,
fAeeOsY psioe. y q. 7aE2se
go ssss IN dinE tsasis ~ Ha1oa
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Wilson 3 Co. Bailey Block, Onsr.
1eo aore rsnch. good wetsr supply. $1,000.
460.acre ranch. good buildings. fences, etc..
91,5OO. 80
2601acre ranch with good hay Land.
l25 head grade cattle, IL head valuable horfes.
416.C0O - =
160-acre RANCH near town, good water right, Q
per cent. guaranteed on investment for Eve years,
$4,000.
90 acres Immediately adjoining East Helena
townsite. suitable for plating. $1,000.
LOTS.
80 feet, lower Main street. $500.
100 feet, corner Grand avenue. $1,2S0
l55 feet, warehouse properly. Gallatin strsst
$1,000
so feet on North Ewing street, $500
$500.
10 feet, Shilsnd street. $21 psr foot.
l2s fest. Ames' addition. $ll per foot.
1O0 leet, corner Hansen addition, 5000
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sHEAL EsrA'rR

A ,. sessls . Co. Bailey block. ossrs
bath and furnace, Hsaehsr ssrsst. fer &. $40 hall
cash. baiancs six and twsiys >monfhs. 10 pr
a:1ss:s :.! s only sss; s & IS ss. 90:
at 3 per cent
!: n.y. ;;;' g = -. :..:
rl fvs,5com f1sns hs g g lct sc11cl q
July. 81 aeS par csnk balance 70 suit & 70 pc
Six-room freuns hons, on lo<. soxloo. ON FifsA
av,nns, on strsss ees lss; sdo. SisSb oh. 81.
aoce three yoaIe q 10 per cent.
ss:e ass e: L css ss Cox o.
lss1iS test soash and east i.oas sorsss NAH.
prics 5000, ons- third cash, balance ons and to
yeaLs at 10 per cont
addition; prics Si.elo, one third caah. baianoe
ens and two yesrs at 1o per cent.
o.f from esctpc oor e
loot, third cash. ba1anos one and two ysars
ioosiS test ON Psssss avenss, one block from
electric motor In Hssadwater addition: 115 pef
foot one-third oash, balance one and two ysass
i3slaa lest south and east. CORNER Loeaa and
a1sndesse svsnue on motor lins IN csntrA aldi-
texl40 feet on Lyndals svenus In Noethsrn p
ci6c addition. for Sl.8o0 cash,
b0xla0 test corner on Iyndsls avenue IN North.
.s0xlG0 fest en- Bonlder avenue IN Nosthesn Pa
cihc addition. for 1l.0co cash.
dition, ons block from notor; 81 .a5o cssh. 49,
oOxn5A let On Logan street IN Central addh
75xiish feet ON Warrsn street In Central addi.
35xiSo lest on Main strest, for Sl2,soo cash.
6OxlO5 faet south and west front, corner Four.
teenth and Pearl streets in Central addition. for
i0Oxl5o feet north and west front, corner
Spruce and Mound streets In Aauldin addition;
IT, sess S.snss one ys.S :: g pr cent
dition, ON electric motor, Tor x3.9oa favorable
sO.iso feet corner Livin.ssoa and Dakota
50x1k0 feet ON Miesonla street in. Jockey addi.
ticn for $3.50, one-third cash, balance Ok Ard
5oxi4o ieet corner Dakota and Billings avenrss
In Jockey addition, for $780, tsrms one third
cash. balance six and twelve months at 10 peR
sOx1ao feet ON Butte street in Jockey addition fos
$50 sSsiso fsst on yMie.oula street i. Locl saa
s0xl2O feet on Davis street in Lcekey addi.
si5 and twelve months at io Per cent, 80,
streets, only go per foot. tesns 1ayorabls
tOx140 feet on Missoula avenue. for ta5O. terms
sne-half cash. balance ok and twelve months \.
cssh, basnos july i u. 4 Is pes Cont -
e ss aSd :, ss 'ss
ai ~ DAY ID 81 ' g:
so1iss ifsst. on Hollias avenue. on clsstris
motor. Tor only S12 per foot, terms essy.
Lots IN Flowers addition ct from - % % 20
q acres svN q * Of 80. II, tp 10. sew.
tor 8A0yO0O.
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u. W. q Folk y Cos Darxains.
y feet front on Main street. 6ns business loos-
to SIS 9soe or ssa 'e near Sixth
10 to 90 fest on Main street below the Iron
fro or ! building q S5oo per front fect;
$50 feet on Helena avsnus. cosnsr. It $3.50 pse
). 5oxlsS pn Main ,strsst At 800 pr mont fooA
Four lots in Northern Pacific addition No 1,
ioo feet On cornsr Central addition .. ssase
5 :s st on fors, :9Ssa as aadon 70,
sosloo shoies CORNER bsattio addition M prios
:, sOslao choice coras,. B.s.ets addition. prios
si1 choice lots In Lsoksy addition from 500 y
$ test On Edwards street near n ain, y slso NJ
400 fest On lower Main strset from US 10 ~
Per 'front.' FOOT choice properly.
20 acres I'M 10 the CITY limits plated. 1t $780,.
wv Ihis 10 the cheapest property to-day offered
Tlf,s choice lota in Coz addition q bedrock
One lot in Northern Pacific second atdiAioa.
l0oxlzOon Eighth avenue. price sa,2oo
lW teet corner knight street, HAussr sddttAcA
Several choice locations on the Hausee bouls-
ward. IN Syndicate addition.
HOUSES FOR SALE.
$4,000-Two-et0ry frame. eleven room. closets
and cellar, wafer ID house and yard; te-ms 92Olo
= PER o oshs
,$2.tOo-Qne story frame. i've rooms and bath.
elossts snd cellar water IN house and yard, %
SasOo-Two-story. frsme houss. ton rooms
bath cloeeta and csller. water in house and yard.
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r b. Floyd-Jones, Atlas Block.
BARGAINS.
10 fAnk n Nnpnor Hasyop ksrlnva~A nn


front, $500. ~ -
100 feet, Hauser boulevard, south front, S2,25o.
80 feet. corner Of Laurel and Choteau streets
syndicate addition. north front, $500.
80 lest, corner Of Jocelsn and Wilder streets,
900. Syndicate addition.
zoo fest. Syndicste addit OF. $4,000. Easy terms
100 feet. Syndicate addition, 5000
% xset ON Helena avenue. fronting north, 1000
- so0, feet on the esst side. near tbs faiiroad
PI0perty ON lower Main street snitable for Inn
mediate improvement, price and terms mon ~.
plication. ~so-' ~
200 fest Of property Ola Center steset It reason
Lots IN the Syndicate addition. Largo list from
Lots In the Ames addition, I'll to ga.
Lots in the Bellyus addition, SlS 10 80 per
foot.
Lots in Hotsl park. price md terms ON appnlf.
catiOh.
larss List Of scrss inside sad eutsids Dc city
limits ct reasonable prioea =
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Round Trip Rates to Chicago.
Commencing Oct. 16 the Union Pacific
Railway will sell round trip tickets from
Helena, Mont. to Chicago, Ills. and return,
at $500. Tickets good going thirty days
and returning thirty days, extreme limit
ninety days.
A. e. VEAzrE. F. Il p. Accent.
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Arnitage 3 Piatt.

Afmitago = Piatt
ACRES.
$50 Dor acre, 100 acres nine miles from cifN
$l0 por acre, 80 acres close to city
$50 per acre, 160 acres five miles from city.
$50 per acre, sou acres six miles from city.
Several large 4noEes, frst-clAss in all respects
great bargain.
LOTS.
$3.50 per front foot. So lots in Hershfeld addi.
ton. =.
$50 per front foot, corne, Montana avenue Ard
2hOerix avenue
$3.50 o $500 lots in Northern Pacific second
,'dit.0n. 7N
s35 per frcnt foot, onc-t v block in Do LACY
addition, Warren STREET. s'5
$50, en-. !, three loc on street, E.lsterly
addition. T5T7 II
81 00o--A choice bAinfss lot; ndioins Montan,
National bank. 7--I q
SIS per q At foot, corner Two!fth avenue md
Va :l0n street.
$50 Ter front foot, lots ON Hauser boulevard
E$i .s51-kull l. ON Sixth avenue, inside Hobacl
street.
" nth. - 77
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Helen. Real E.t.te and Bul,d,ns A..oei.-

Helena Real Estate and Building Associa-
ttOn.
Eerber, B. Deed. Secretary.
Ground Floor. Bailey Block.
4oc lots neae sity limits. 500 each; s. cash ana
" Per week. 20 =
100 lots near Northern Pacific dspot, SloS each;
Is cash and q per week -
% lots in Northern Pacific addition Nc. 2, $50
each; Us cash and 81 per week. S
Five lots on Eighth avenue. 500 cash and 81
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Wheeler, Word d Co.'S List

Wheeler, Word = Co.'S List
LOTS
200 feet In Ames addition, S1l per foot.
100 feet in n. =. addition, 81 per foot.
80 feet on Madison avenue for 81, ZOO
100 feet in Ming addition, $12 per foot.
leo feet in N. p. addition No. 3 for $A75.
20 feet on Shiland street for 81. 600.
Lots in Mclean Park SIS each. $40 cash and -
per week.
ACRES.
q acres near Rrosdwater Hotel at $500 psr
HOUSES.
Residence in Ea1ser addition. se.000
hesiuence in Bradford addition. 5000.
100. -
Residence IN Basaett addition, E2,5O0
Residence in Syndicate addition, $4,000.
WHEELER. w, RID d CO.,
IL aud II Gold Block. Helena.
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M ARsHAIs sALE.-NOTICE Is HEREBY
Aliens stable, on breckenridge street. Helena. l
will sell to the highest and bsst bidder for cash,
the following impoundea stock: One black mule.
one buckskin horse, split ears; one black mare
mule, one bay horse, white hind foot; one black
mule, blotch brand.
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NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Mining and Stock Exchange will be held at their
rooms, Power block. Helene. Montana, on Sstur-
M, to consider business Of Importance. =
4. w. KNIGHT, President
II. g. HOWELL, Secretary.
Helena, Mont, the S0th day of October. 1890.
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I RARE BARGAIN!

FOB bALE-Ae Dearborn Crossing. hotel with
general store attached, postotdce and express
business in store. Also 100 acres OF bottom land,
with good story and half house. Every nveni-
ence In the way of warehouses. stables, corrnls,
etc; also blacksmith shop. For sale at . bar
gain. Address or inquire
H. A. MILOT,
Dearborn Crossing. Mont: or this ofioA
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BOAhU OF UIHEC1UR6.
Brayton Ives, President.
Edward j. Borwind, Preot. Colo. Coal and Iron
Co.
Charles J. Cenda, Ex.Assistant Treasurer, Q. q
VIM. N. Color, Jr., Of w. N. Color d Co., II
Pins street.
Chauncey n. Depsw, Prest. N. Y. C. b II. r. Co.
Louis fitzgerald, Prest. Mercantile Trust Co.
Y. p. Snyder.
Narcellls Hartley. Of Hartley l. Graham. Is
Maiden Iane.
Henry B. HYDE Prest- Equitable Life Assurance
society.
r. o. .Matthiessen. Of F. o. Matthi.ssen 4
Wiecher's Sugar ketning Co, l06 Wall street.
John p. Searles. Jr.; Prest Havemeyer's Sugar
Refining Co.
Sidney \: Tyler, Prest. Fourth Street National
bank. PhilAlelphia.
WliAmC whitney. Ex-Seorstazy Of ~ Nav.
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WANTE6~SfCOSD>H ASD CARPET ReHT-
W ing or easy chair ard other furniture. Gil
more, CORNER Davis and Sixth avenue.
EOR RENT-THE HELENA HOTEL BAR
her shop. Inducements will b made to
suitable party.
YOUNG LADY, ACCOMPLIBHED MUSl-
clan. alone would like to correspond with .
Miss smps rs Tsa
New York City, care of book store.
TAKEN UP-BTRAYED STOCK CAME TO
! Fisher 4 Longs corral. brown gelding
star on foTehead with hair ss.ton on III .Sonf
der and blotch brand on left shoulder. One BAY
horse long star on forehead, left hind foot white
Fisher u Long.
IrOR RENT OR SALE-COMPLETLYF FIR
nished hotel at East Helena steam heat,
thirty. rooms. Reasonable terms. Inquire ct
Grsenhood, Bohm d Go.
pEOPLE HAVING HOUSES To RENT WILL
Il do we'll to list them with Chandler & Heath.
~ Edwards street
pEhBONAL EVERYBODY CAN BE HER
own dressmaker by using the New York ays-
tenn Of dress cuttiny; cuts perfect sleeve; most
in one lesson; price s2.5a Call q ia fifth
avenue.
WANTED TO TRADE-A GOOD YOUNG
w horte for cord wood Inquire Of Frank
r. Clark 1t Hals's Drug Store.
hotel, 24x4e. two stories with bar HxX
Address Schwerdt Bros NeihArt. Mont.
G'OK KENI-LAKGE. WELL LIGHTED
corner Office on Main street; steam heet. a.
and wat T: furnished or unfurnished: 9x per
month. Address Lessor. Independent ofisca
BOARD BY THE DAY, WEEK Oh MONTH
- 1l6 West lawrence street Misses kearney
and Kel]eber.
WANTED-A LADY. ROOMER ONE WHO
W understands sewing. Inquire cornsr Of
Sixth avenue and Rodnoy street. at fhe Dies
mAkerA
WANTEO-MAN 10 TAKE An INIKRFTT
w in an advertising business that vill M SD
per cent. ON investment; must have &1oO in caeh
Address all communication 10 W. j., case q In
dependent
OOARDOFIRST-CLANS HOAKD Is pen
ID week. "a Broadway. -
WILL TEACH THE KEEKEIS OF THE
w mauafacture Of electric collaFs and cuffs
for Q e1aAlls lm. Guasanfesd perfect ntafastjOn
Coloesal pgofta Lowyys ~ North Third stcsek.
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HONEY 70 LOAF.

AONBY 10 LOAF.
&1(1 000 10 LOAN ON ruRNrTTinr
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NNANTED-TWO ACTIVE YOUNG MEN AS
w news agents ON Northern Pacific railroad.
Apply at news Office, Northern Pacific depot.
WANTED SALESMAN-AN ENERGETIC
w man to push our manufactures on this
ground. One OF our sgents earned 81, 100 in w
Address p. q. Box 1871, New York
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@1O REWARD-sTRAYED FROM JUDGE
one bsy horse branded q l. ON right
shoulder and thigh, one gray mare branded VI
delivery to the above described place.
r OST-y1O REWARD WILL BE GIVEN
~ Tor the return of one brown two-year-old fl
II with Roman nose and bunch on right hind
foot. to Fred II. Stafford. Fair Grounds, Helena,
Mont
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SITUATION WANTED-AS HALEaLADY n
nee. Address y. D., this oiiice.