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New-York tribune., 1891-05-13
Lales.

n OACHMAN.-3y frs;class man
Il single thoroughly mderstands MS bus,-
ness flrst-class city refefenee:; Nan ,yivste yt
afable
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Females.
A WOMAN possessing executive ability
n and clerical experience wishes pO-
sltlon OF some responsibility. Address
ONE. Tribune Uptown Ohlce, LBS Broad
way.
a LADY who has had experience, can
IA give two or three hours daily 20 4 lady,
given and required. F. B.. SO E. SOth-st.
,AsHIER.-ReHned Young American lady
- would like position a. cashier Tor sum
ner hotel highest references given. Ad-
Gress TO- one week L., Tribune Uptown
Ohice l, 1,23s BroadMay
I ADY READER flexible. sympathetic
II voice. literary tastes wishes to read BY
kEADER, 20 West l4th-st.
ADY CASHIER, experienced, desires
l. position IN nrst-class sumner hotel
references Address MISS s., Box 80,
Tribune Uptown once. 1.29s Broadway:
ADY desires position a. teacher Of higher
II English, French, German and music
no objection q travelling. Address +. l.
~. Tribune Uptown Oflee, L25s Broadway.
I'd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF experience
L desires engagement 40 mounter and
spotter In nrst-class studio can assist gen
orally references. MOUNTLR, l4o Java
ST.. Brooklyn.
= rTENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
- Young lady, owning machine, desires a
POSITION experienced. Address j. II. B.,
- Bloomheld-st., HObokeu. y. J.
Z, kAL GARMENTS repaired. Mrs. BAR,
- hER. late OF {. e.. Gunther's, 5t-aVe,
ll6 West Ssth-st
TYPEWRI1ER.-By young lady; In the
4 county or at large hotel for summer
salary, s5 and board. COPYISI,
Tribune Onice.
w ANIED. by young lady position a.
w figure 5s bust Miss ". III Cedar.st.
Young LADY stenogRpher and type
4 writer bennington -iros place
where accuracy Is preferred 20 speed. Adj
dress WILLING, 2O7 East 39th.st.
" DUNG lady. 10. desires position as STE
4 nOg.aIheF m Office; g months expert
ence salary nod rate Remington. Miss
LILLE HASLETT, 10 Wyona-st., 10Th
ward Brooklyn
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Work nanteo.


Males.
A RENOVATOR Of oil paintings. picture
[Aand mirror frames, would accept engage
ment az private residences during the sum
u.er at moderate rates. Address GLIDER,
Tribune Oflce.
A YOUNG man, having sold many thou
IA sand dollars Wortl OF gOOdz in past
two years, dc-li - position ~ salesman In
any good lLci nfsl-eI1-z re. erences from
present employer ". H., Boa 4, Tribune
ONCE.
A POSITION Of trust or usefulness desired
"A by q nldCle-aged married man over 10
years proprietor OF retail store and manu-
facturing business T. good salesman /;
adaptable lutellg gent, tuenr clean record 7,
highest references no eanyas.inG. J. NJ. K,
2l9 Bergen st, brooklyn.
A GENTLEMAN, experienced traveller
"A will act ~ tutor fOr one o. Two boys Or
young men in tour through Europe hnst-
c4ass references. Apply by letter only 70
L. g.. carr Of Gindroz, 20 West l5th-st.
A IL SORTS Of Office or business house
n cleaning attended % best references.
Aadress JANlIOk, p PARK Place, TOP door.
AZ EXPLEIENCED JanitOr and bis as
Il sistant want several flats % care for
can do all repairs, painting kalsOminlng,
steam and gasfitt!ng, repairing electric bells,
carpent-ring, sc. ; Al references. JONES,
Ia West 03d-st.
A MIDDLE AGED NAN. lately dis;
~ CHARGED from the T.. :. Army. would
Ike d situation as aJchman or any thing
else CAL care FOR horses and Il a good and
careful driver. Address J. l. p, Tribune
Olice.
A .KELIABLE German man. 80, wants
~ situation of anV kind watcAnan pre-
ferred. Inquire S33 East 4lst-st.. basement :.
A POSITION a4ntqd a. priyaia -eeretsry
a or business manager; excellent refer
ences VIII travel SECRETARY. Box 81,
IrlhIne once.
A TOCNG MAN, 20 years Of age. 2 years
"A in tbe country, desires situation.
BLOCH. care V. Ebin, IL Forsyth-st
A STRONG YOUNG MAN. German,
"A lat-lY landed, wants situation a. a
Inetal sDinner. Address BOIHINBERisEB, :,
lln Eldrdge-st.
SOBER YOUNG MAN, %. would Ike
"a uosftiOn az almost anl thing not airsld
OF work. best references. Address ERNST !
OPP, l55 East lZIuh--t.
~ AkEK-By % arst-clsss cake baker 1
- al.o good third hand on bread aud
eaxe city OF country. CArystie-st.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-13
Citn ReaI Cstate for 9aIe.


EOUR ELEGANT three-story residences
4 Tor s1le 7Sth-st.. between Amste rdaIn
QCth ave. ana Boulevard 20, q feet
Wild. % feet deep and extensions superb
fronts hardwood cabinet finish equal TO best
four-stOrv houses location central property
front and rfaf. restricted 20 private resi-
dences cannot te appreciated unless seen.
Apply on premises.
EINEST three-st0ry houses in New-York ;
Il cabinet trim Sc. equal t. any $50 900
house price, s23 COO and S25 600 inspec-
ton invited. 22i, go. 22S West S2d-st.
near Boulevard
NIONFY and TIME SAVED in selecting
1tI harraius IN m ate houses az my Offices.
STEVENS. ColumhuSave-, cor. 93d st. /:
Columbus ave. and lO4th-st. Columbus-ave t,
near 77th-st.
TNEAPIKtD LEASE for sale. very
I reasonably, OF plot about 6Oxl00 near
10th-ave and l25th- st.. with two frame
houses so years 70 run. p. o. BOX 2,S45
Clty.
Brooklyn Real Estate.
II nrSIRABLE INVESTMENT.-S
~ apartment-house best location In Brook
:yn AL rented might exchange equity over
e126.00o at AZ. Apply 02 Broadway
Room al.
w ATER FRONT TO lease OIL the East
w River f0r manu- sctgring purpose 2
beck, ScOx5l5 feet. with water flolt Of 220
feet snc g00c deLth O water. Apply 20
GEo. w. PALMER, 27s Manhautan.sve.,
BrooDyn.
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Brooklvn Real Estate.
Gin RfaI gsiate 90 Get.

THREE UPPER LOFTS, 10 Th0mse-st.,
4 20 let. Apply 70 j. NAYLOR, Io7 Du-
s1e-st.
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FURNISHED Rooms.

A SUITES. single rooms and Offices
sdvertised Ol ta!ned. EVERETT DIRE
TORY, established 1868. L. A. DA1LEi'
"A West 35th-st. ---
AT g WASHINGTON PLACE, near
n Broad wa - Handsomely furnished ROOMS
chOice location for the summer.
A PARTICULARLY NICE furnished
"A room for ger teman running wafer a.
convenieRces; sdiotning bathroom snAlI
privaoe FAMILY. IO5 LeKnetoA-eve.
A GENTLEMAN about to occupy his
n own house would rent. furnished or
urfurnished, his rooms rent eco per moh1A'
Address 7. NJ, Union League CIuD.
BACHELOR apartments en- suite OF sin.
ID gle first floor delightful summer rooms /
southern exposure; convenient prlnsS,5ipa.
2Sth-st. Broadway. 6I-aye.
THsT-, I28 wEsT:-Ihres ysTy de de
Id sirable rooms on I'd floor private faIo-
lily references.
1ITH-ST., 319 EasB, opposite Stuy yVesAnt ,sa1li
i Park.-Furnishec room 70 les Al 'eI5
reasonable price gentleman Only.
TOTH 81, III EASI.-Two desirable
- pleasant rooms, with al con ven
eneeg; private baths very central; pri-
yate neighborhoOd; summer prices.
ST-ST.. l40 EAST (Gramercy PARK -
= II Handsomely FURNISHED ROM PAT" tit-s .
neges breakfast; bath gentlemen OILY .
references. -
40 EAST 18TH ST. adjoining Broadway
Z.) Furnished rooms single. dSir.,bi... GIroiJ.
hacheIorsi apartments exceedingly desiiSOie
In eve-y way moderaS. --
40 GRAMERCY PARK,-Gientlemen only o1h
20 handsomely furnished suites ana otiiVi
rooms; private baths bseaEfast II aesITe1- %
O1DST wT-ST.-Barge front rOoH"
o& also hall room; gentlemen onIy.
TH-ST.. I4s WEsT-Desirobie room,
40 nicely furnished; moderate rents iei-
erences exchanged
New-York tribune., 1891-05-13
FURNISHED 6ouses

Country.
A FURNISHED COTTAGE 70 rent az
a Wave Crest. Fur ROckaway contains
~ rooms bathrOOIn, laundry, ana az cV.-
.-e,isnees address SEABREEZE, Box 80,
Tribune Uptown once, 1,23o BfoeoNey,
n FRKsRTRE Hills, wlnamstown'
- Mass.-A large, fully furnished h2une'
80 Versadss &c. good stable attached
.arT1s To- the season moderate. Apply W
w. Look BOX u, Willlamstown, Macs,
(0TT1GE Tn me most beautiful part OF
I Catskills, Pine Hi Summit 1urhIsIn,s5qI, II, u n,
piano tennis ground acres III DiA'-''
i22 Putnam-sve, brooklyn. ly---7,----
COVYFI7TCUT .-SeashOre and shade
( ,nr,,ts6ed cottage, and 10 rooms
broad piazzas circulars photographs, Ito
iesSor NOitHROP, Brooklyn PoIytecI.Il-e-
II URNISHED COTTAGE n
+ 10 rent IS miles from Ne"-h Vlh
acres overlooking the Huaion rs 2-i1 noise and
racons Eoi further particulars aoofeSs
OWNER. Tribune 0nice.
CS-1-TTo7R0I GH-ON-HCp pSON.-To rent,
y furnished for the summer holSe VI. VIZ.
10 rooms. stable: high ground shade re-
> fne view Of Hudson ~ minute iI1S- 1,.o
80. -. 5o minute, from city rent m9Gerate'
Address r., Box 8, scarborough. y.
mo LET.-Large. modern; furnished
villa finest location on the lake BOX
y, Mahopae, n. Y.
no LFT--At a moderate figure, turnished
1 house IL summit \. j.. on shau9'
tired street five minutes' from :, 'u9a; 0il, Au-
dress SOLID COMFORT, Tribune once.
IN q LET for the summer large house,
4 fuIlv furnished at Highlands, y. J., On
the Shrewsbury River. overlooking 1hs
ocean large stable, garden, fruit, wsSsf ts
and gas For paFue 90 o5~Ie pd1re St1ceS' Fxcbanae
u y. ClCy.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-13
Country.

LADY and gentleman, having secured
"A the choicest rooms, with boarS IN a cot
tage A. seabri1ht near station, would like
to transfer their option. Address NJ, 10
West 25th-st.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-13

Dnarn ann Rooms.

1noDST.. lis wEST.--DarRe. cool
10 room second floor front private
bath closets, Sc. excellent table, nne
location.
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Rarses a1,o. Carriages .


EIANDsAy 4 90,
s72, ia. $50 BrOoHs-ss;s ave.
ssRtN1i AND SUMNER CARk1AorN-o
.....u.t,. Wagonestcs,
Niceoih.s Depot Wagons,
Swo Wheeiers, Sufsssh ~r,hriaIebs'
Sal Phaetons, ~ ~
Lsnssss Rnad Wsgons,
or.Go~ ISSoo,hawavs Tow Phaet0ns,
ePses,, ,,,nSa~av Iadies' Phsetcnss
snj1sr Passions ls,Sis hv,ShOsersests rssts
Vts-s.Vk, no,rtSonta
LsHeseass,, as,,n. DERBY phaetons.
pOctoss Wasoass, wsSsHsssms Ssiidren's Traps.
poceoTp Tp,cEhosrdS. SAXON Phaetons,
ftnc1 SFCOND-HAND
..s phaetons, Buckboardst Hocks-
ssls,.,,sttes Wagonettes, Carts. Dos-e-
- Village Cart. Ssarhope GlSS, stsn' sta,
~, isse Phsetnns. Depot WAGONS DJSSUts sSoots
nnsss.etoas. Ex. TOP Cnbrioiets, fsnhsOoUNs'
Ln~o-r Victoria phaetOns.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-13

TOACHMAN.-By an Engli'hman thor
u OurhIv understands rne care OF me
hopes and carriages and the care Of gentle
mans Dlehe; lat employer can be seen IN
this city: best references. Address l,5lo
"a nv. gd floor north bell.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-27
4 N0rsuLEsy PIANO.
setwHre Comes y elte ttesexe ~ Inc MaeNsM
WvAes NlMst ttny. +

- 4NG# ~
sei~see Cssms6s - elts tse1sss " the MasAsA
Whr*tast siHy.
The rIsno nm iIlsiG i,sta \ means Of I'M
fIetln9 tie noce cxquisits torture on thoss
who NO unwiiltmGlY compelled ~ listen %
~ stains a. -eysiIekl " Tho satscellansUue
.,srforme,, says tte plNtalyatg Dispatch,
Ihere Inns lately, however, appeared = tsus
tleusy on tho part III inventors 10 atssinps
10 mitigate this form ii human misery, and
Tho latest variation of 4 reCuNt tdeN ~ GOV
erlma Tho instrument with rtstsh ~ 20 bring
Out i .slibrmry" piano covered wieh lsntner'
Il material which would NJ tho sAins time
lend itself 10 ornamental efYsctg ana con-
sidernbiy reduce chs volume Of soufid.
Another tlwvlce which Will ACubtlees 10
hailed with gratitude BY fathers Of fAnii.
Hes, scneoliHnsters. Schoulintstreeese nnu
their ~neighbors hns inst been pAteDtcu.;
THIS Invention Ia called .'the pinrOpnntsC,'
and lis designed TO nicct the wants q ssn.
dents Of keyboard Instruments, Dy nIiOHiS
them 10 practices scales and exercises WITH
out interfering with the convenieiico "a in-
voluntary listeners, while still abs tnern-
selves 70 hear the results Of their perform
ancc. IL consists OF Is five and seven
twslfths octave keyboard with keys q the
same sizc and description as the ordiiiery
action, and the substitution Of metallic
plates for tho ordinary strings. These be-
Ing accurately tuned TO the ordinary scale,
yield sufficient sound to mako the playing
on the instrument distinctly audible 70 tne
player, and even (as In the case OF the "sil-
ent y~iolin'') q source Of pleasure TO him.
while IL 10 ~inaudible At any. distance-such,
for instance. as IN adjoining room. One
great advantage il that. the instrument
never gets out Of tune, and Is easily moved
from one place to another.
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HYPNOTISM EXTRAORDINARY.

Mile. Charcot.s Wonderful Exhibition OF
the Mysterious Power.
Seventy-two newspaper men and physi-
clans went to the Union Square hall. New
York, to witness a private exhibition OF
hypnotic power given by Mile. Charcot,
nicce of the famous Paris alienist OF that
name. Mile. Charcot is tall and slender.
with dark hair and deep set eyes. Manager
johnson spoke about the influence of per-
soual magnetism and then the performance
began. One of the young men present was
put to sleep sitting in a chair, with his
right hand crossed over his left. A needle
was passed through each ear and the
thread left dangling; his tongue was drawn
out and a thread put through It,. Blood
did not flow and Citizen Train, who was
present, asked for blood. At the will of
Mile. Charcott it appeared upon the tongue.
The young man was then awakened. An
other subject was then hypnotlzed and
made rigid. His head was placsd on one
chair. his feet on another, his body forming
a bridge, on which two men, weighing 365
pounds, sat. A lighted cigar was then
placed on the subjects forearm, and though
the flesh sizzled the man remained uncon-
scious. A physician desired that the sub
iect should be made to feel pain and the
subject Immediately doubled up, as though
with the colo, and jumped around the
stage.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-27
EMPEROR AND PEOPLE.
The Democratic Spirit Has Spread ints
ChIna to . Critics sorrow.

The Democratic Spirit Has Spread into
China to . Critics sorrow.
The democratic spirit is spreading--there
can be no doubt Of that. II has got into
China, of all places. That empire has not
hitherto been remarkable for its accessi-
bility to ideas, but in this wonderful cen
tury we are accustomed to the revolution
airy and extraordinary. Tho republicanism
of the west has evidently penetrated into
the most eastern Businesses. There are re
formers in ~India-what wonder That the
infection should have spread from the land
Of curry to the land of chopsticks. The
man in the comic poem chewed his piRtail
till he died. Perhaps, metaphorically,
the Chinese are going to do the same thing.
Their pigtail will go, and with it all that
made Chinese life and character distInC-
tive. The emperor Of China is no longer an
absolute autocrat. He condescends not
pie, but to explain his own conduct. some
one has dared to charge him with inditfer-
ence to the peoples sufferings, inasmuch as
he is building for himself "a lordly plea-
sure house, for which there is no need:
mot so,'' says the emperor, in the course Of
a decree which he has promulgated: - am
not building a new palace; I am only re-
pairing an old one-and ! am not doing SO
for myself. / am doing 20 Tor madame
ma mere, 80 that she may navs q place OF
recreation and enjoyment as she ought
TO have.' Whereupon he rates his
critic for criticism without knowledge. and
hands him over to the authorities for ap-
~propriate punishment. The unfortunate
democrat is likely to nave ''beans," as the
saying is; but meanwhile he has drawn
his emperor and got notoriety for himself.
Clearly there is such a thing as public opin-
ion in China, and the monarch has to take
account Of ii. It is a sign Of advancing
civilization. with all the blessings which,
Happy China, to ave an emperor who is
amenable to criticism! Probably the critic
himself will be the only unhappy man in
the empire when he reads the emperor's no.
| BILE words.
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At the Coliseum.

The patrons of this variety theater are
being treated to an attractive programme,
which will run during the week. Joe
Crotty, in genteel dances, is of the new
stars this week. and he gives a finished per
Torrance. The list of serio comic artists
is a long one. Viola May, Laura Manning,
Rose Randall and Ida Chester being the
favorites. Varnev & Orc are giving a
catchy and lively special. Miss Madge
Devene, q serio comic change specialist,
made her first appearance last night and at
once jumped into popularity with the au-
aiencs. The bill opens with A comedy in
one act, the scene being laid in Salt Lake
city. Nick Williams, the energetic bust
ness manager. has a funny farce this week
entitled dramatic Notice." MIR. Williams
is striving to secure the best variety talent
and a noticeable improvement has taken
place since he took charge Of the stage.
The house has been recently renovated
throughout and many new improvements
are assured. r
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-27
PERSONAL.
James A. Murray, of Butte, is at the Co.'S

James A. Murray, of Butte, is at the Cos
mopolitan.
Thomas Hanlon. of White Sulphu
Springs, is at The Helena.
Moses Decker, a prosperous rancher from
the east Gallatin valley, is visiting the cap
ital.
Chas. r. Milo and wife and Ike King left
for Chicago yesterday on the Northern Pa
cific.
Colonel Broadwater is expected to arrive
home to-day after a several weeks trip in
the east.
Mrs. w. j. Penrose and daughter Miss
Maud came over from Warm Servings yes
terday. They will reside in Helena until
the close of the legislative session.
John Mcguire came over from the west
side last evening and smiled with satisfac-
ton as he entered the door of the opera
house and saw the sign, standing room
only.''
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-27
United states Land Omces.

United States Land Offices.
HELENA.
Registers. A. Swiggett.
Receiy George NJ. Bourquin.
BOHEMIAN.
Fezister-Ed. +. Ferrie.
Receiver-John r. CaBiin.
MILLS CITY.
Register-Sam. Gordon.
Receiyer-A y. Campbell.
MISsoULA.
Register
Receiver-John B. Catlin.
LEWISTON.
registers. W. Cook.
Receiyer-C. A. Burg.
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Arrivals at The New Merchants.

Arrivals at The New Merchants.
DR.. A. Myer, New York A.. G. Logan, Great
l.. A.. Brown, Dillon. Falls.
Miles Finlen. Butte. ]. U. Ferguson, Den
flank Coniey, Deer VIM. Adamson. Butte.
Lodge. Wilson Kedding, AL
4. /. Kempland, Ana C. Rearidan, Misoula
conda:, Silvan Hughes Ana
conda. c. H. Hardenbrook.
Philipsburs. --., j.. c. Whaler, Philips
j. i. sawhili, MissonIa NJ. ). Miles. Missoula.
+. d. sp.att, York. +. NJ. MaiGne. st. Paul
C. W. C%nowning, More G. IL. Eaton, Living
J. s. Thompson, Liv- john Il. Smith and wife
ingstor. Glasgow.
A. Henderson,, Denver. Gus. i3onel1, Leadyille
Jno. Furt. Leadville. Miss ingleborg,
I. N. Averlll. Towns Lode.
t. l.. Greenough, Mis- wife. In.ts:
soula Frank Higgins. Mis-
r. 8. Dickinson, New soula.
York. G. r. Loveioy. Chicago
VIM. Kennedy, Spokane.
Arrivals at The Helena.
]. F. Richards, Butte. D.. J. Hcnnessy, Butte
y. G. Tqttle' Ghicsgo; Joh Z shsw, LyRn, Mass
Bridgeport. Conn. H. H.. Malloy. Mime
Mrs. J. Nj. Sigh, Gran apolis
J. v. Power, Benton. Granite.
A. X. Irwin. ST. Paul. Geo. I. King. st. Paul
Geo. T. Clark, New Mrs. Nj. Lsahy, Great
York City. Falls.
W. s: Sherwood, St. J. r. jackson, Bis
Paul. -marck.
w. b. Becker, Glendive Mrs. Jas. Mcdonald,
Miss ThiresG Hill, Ri Rimini.
mini. Miss Mcdonald. Rimini
Paris Gibson, Great Chas. w. Hoffman,
W. ). Morse, Boston. W. ii. Bickford. Mis-.
Lodge. WINS 400 John 4. Parks. TIBET.
Arrivals at the Grand Central.
Jno. Dinner, Missoula. F. G. Hathaway. Mis-
Thomas Joyes, Bouldyr soul,.
Hon. A. 7. Burns, East NJ b.. Hendricks, Mis-
Helena. soula.
j. @. Hanrahan, En- NJ. J. Connolly. Du.
pire. buque. Iona.
T. NJ. Elliott, Elliott, & L. Sherwood, Liv-
n. D.. i~ngstOn.-
John Brown. Living James WEIGH. Missoal,
ston W.. d. Smith. Miles
B. 7. O'Neil, Benton. City.
G. A. Irwin, Mansfield, Henry Lindwedsl, Ma
Ohio. ~rysyill8.
j. R. Chadwick, Chi II. X. Harvey, Rimini
cago. Henry McFarian, los
Tome. Galbraith, Dill ton. Mont.
Ion; J: H. Murphy, Rimini
W. Shay. Marysville. W. O.. Birkhead. Ma
Fred Walters. Augusta rysville.
y. S. Quin. Einini. Chss. Dunges. Wickee
b.. a. Dyer. 81. Louis. John Hynes, Towns NJ
H. II. Plotting, Marys- II. II. Tibbets. Avon.
vile. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Mes
8 VIM. Van Ellen, Spo- senger. Elliston.
kane rails. Hon. A s. Blake. victo
Hon. Sam Mitchell, ChoteAu.
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The most desirable residence property around
Tacoma is the Armour addition. Lots soil at
$50 on monthly payments. Call at room Liz
Merchants Hotel.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-27

The most d. sirable residence property around
Tacoma is the Armour addition. Lots cell at
$40 on monthly payments. Call at room 1l5
Merchants Hotel
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-27

With each pound Of tea we will give away one
copy of 1ol-toi's kreutzer Sonata. W. Weinstein
d co.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-27

A COPY of Tolstoi's Kreatzer Sonata will be
given away with each pound OF tea bought at
Weinsteins g.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-27

1ackson'smusic store, Bailey block.
Dinner from y to 5 at the Bon Ton.
Board and rooms at Miss Neagle's, 113
Clark street.
schlappi. the artistic piano tuner.
James w. Barker, merchant tailor, Main
street, opposite First National bank.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-27

Goods at your own prices at the great auction
sale at No, Is South Main street.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-27

Mems buckle oyershoes only 80 cents; all sizes
8 to IL; at New England shoe store, IL South
Main street.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-27
On Thursday Evening.

The Ladies' Auxiliary society of the Tenn
pie Emanuel will give a sociable at the Hell
ena Business College hall. Good music,
Rotations and excellent refreshments are
all o n the programme. A large attendance
is requested.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-27

When down town go to the New England shoe
store, and look over the bargains: if yon dont't
want to buy now, you will then know where to
to when you do.
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United States Officers.

Marshal William z. Furay. Der L odge.
Surveyor g~enerli-George y. Eaton, Helena.
District attorney-E. d. Weed, Helena.
United States commissioner. w. kinsley,
Helena.
Internal revenue collector. II. Mills.
United States assay office-W. d. Wheeler.
l o .tmaster, Helsna-C. D.. Curtis.
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HELENA IN BRIEF.

The purchasing public appreciates our flo rtl
New England Shoe store.
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The crowd of purchasers is daily increasing as
they hear of the immense bargains to be had at
The Bee Hive.
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Great clearing sale this month, at New Eng.
land shoe store, II South Main street
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Judges Of District Courts.

OuuKes OF O1s'f1c1 OO"f"s
First district-W. II. Hunt, Helena
Eecond DISTRICT. j. Notation. Butte.
Fourth dlstri,t-C. S. Marshall, Missoufa.
Fifth district-T. j. GaIbraith, Dillen.
Sixth d strict-Frank henrj, Livingston:
Seventh d~istrict-Heorge h. Mi!burn. Miles City
Eighth district-C. II. Benton, Great Falls.
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State Institutions.

Penitsntiary-Located near Deer Lodge; warden.
Thomas McIague; contractors, Conley d Nc
Tague.
InsaIe asylum-Located at Warm springs, under
oaarge OF Drs. Mussigbrod and Mitchell.
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Bee I'D. on other page about the great auction
sale at Nathan's old stand in the Novelty block.