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The sun., 1891-11-03

Opening o. the wtntor season ae Feineres
Shaded By stately palms and trailing moss.
with the perfume Of the magnolia In the air.
and the soft, sad music Of the old plantation
sineers sweet and tender. In the dis
tance. Augustus Thomas's romantic drama
OF Southern life was revived at Pal
mer's Theatre last evening before . large
and brilliant audience fully In sympathy
with the sentiments Of the piece. No notable
change had been made In the cast save
the appearance Of Agnes Booth In the
role Of Mrs Page This proved to be.
on the whole . very acceptable one.
for MIRA Booth gave very satisfactory
rendering Of the part. although she lacked to
degree that musical and velvety voice 30 often
the characteristic Of the Southern woman. II
is not necessary to rehearse at this time the
many excellences Of Mr.. Thomas's play
or to direct attention to its weaker
pointa The play has been univer-
sally accepted as one Of the most tender
lie i in the @ sunny South since the close Of the
war and this welcome has been given In q
aesss saf f ssn t. IN
T5s gSsx q
stated STATE fsaty that sDsn the @anass%ent has ie
mosphere OF most fascinating actually. Mr..
Stoddarts voice and manner seem bit hard
ssa ss 1eps wSoGfsns Gapsrpe o. ss Harris as the
Sx Psss 2srsssd rnd sbe4s Hsnesa asr , r
to %ssd Decide whics IN shs 5 soachns
OF fcontemporaneous interest Is most worthy OF
eulogium. It might possibly select the scene
Of the interrnnte.d el2pemenI where SaTsg s In
mysterious influence over her;
This scene was rendered with e most touch
the curtain was again runS up. disclosing the
ys hs,sSs ssa RsSs 9! cs
shis s6h sf9Mm drama on near The cty 81 Taasese
Ala On the right oi the stage stood A N
M sfseSs was esMaSns statSnsd Of the raaapsa hp
few well chosen remarks upon the
To such
trayed and scenes. represented. Mr.. skaggs
presented the floral pieoe to the Palmer COM
the t1ndess hope that tba the
sections would be- hastened to their death by
the presentation far and wide OF MIR. Thomas's
Mr.. Palmer accepted the, gift in. feIicitous
perse without hearing word from Mr..
wSo D
to '.AIabama." disclai imed any thought Of per-
sonal qualification In the presence Of such
Rd from f tSs
The ladies Of Talladega had sent by the hands
Of the Hon. ". H; skaggs one thousand cotton
bolls to be distributed among the ladies' OF
These most appropriate souyenlrs Of this re-
yival OF Alabama" each tastefully tied with
Sts s q The es
most pleasing to everybody Interested.
The sun., 1891-11-03
There is nothing that may
not happen to a thin baby.

There is nothing that may
not happen to athin baby.
There is nothing that may
not happen to a man who is
losing his healthy weight. :,
We say they are poor"
They are poorer than we at
first suspect.
Do you want almost all
that is known Of the value of
plumpness told in a way to
commendto you CAREFUL LIv-
ING-and SCOTS Emulsion of
codliver oil if you need it
A book on it free.
seoJTH Bowss. cAsai.ls. ,,s South ssh Avssss
Your druEEis, keeps sceus Enu.isa q s.a-l.v~
sA-sA druSguu svssywAsrs Dc. o..
The sun., 1891-11-03
Trunk Line Presidents to Tackle tho Rate
SItuation.

The Eastern lines are taking courage as the
close OF lake navigation approaches Already
some OF the lake-and- rail lines have given no.
tioe to their Eastern agents that no more
freight will he received for west-bound ship
msnt after Nov. z. A meeting Of the Trunk
Line Presidents will be held on Thursday to
consider the rate situation with view tohx-
ing up q schedule for the winter months, and
1t Is understood that special attention will bo
cretly d ~ Manipulating rates S on @ east.bound busi-
ness
As yet there Ia not much improvem ent in the
volume Of east-bound traffic. though lake
shipments fell away last week to 67.5.jS tons.
Through shipments Of aour. grain. and pro-
visions from Chicago to the seabonrd 10y the
roads IN the Central Traffic Association aggre-
gated 25.2l". against 2; 9ts for the greccdin9
32,126 for the corresponding week last year. q
decrease OF 69O7 toms The Vanderbilt lines
carried 81 per cent. Pennsylvania q. Chicago
Ohio 10.
The sun., 1891-11-03

LONDON. Nov. flowing to the fact that the
employees OF two frms Of bootmakers are
striking, all the London bootmakers have
agreed TO declare a lockout. AS u result 5000
b0otmakers were locked out to-day and 10000
will ultimately be treated In the same manner.
The sun., 1891-11-03
The Gas
that Leavens.

factive action, destroy a
portion of the most nutri-
tive and healthful elements
of the -four.
The Royal Baking Pow
der produces the leavening
gas in the dough by purely
mechanical means, and
thus, while perfectly leav.
ening, retains without i'm.
pairment those elements
intended by nature, when
combined in our bread, to
make it literally the "staff
of life" No leavening
agent or baking powder,
except the I" Royal" " pos
sesses this great quali6-
cation.
The sun., 1891-11-03
Chol.ra Rsvases at Damascus.

CoNsTANTINoPLE. Nov. 2.-The ravages OF
cholera In Damascus show an alarming In
crease The record for the week past shows
iSO cases and 90 deaths. Owing to the preya-
situation as Damascus. but at Aleppo the
plague has subsidized.
The sun., 1891-11-03
N,blo,s with Lowered Prices.

The doors at Niblo's Garden were opened TO
the public last evening. and with cheapened
prices for the multitude which entered.
Seventy-hve cents bought the best chair in the
parquet, and fifteen cents was an equivalent
for seat in the gallery. while q graded
scale Of rates ran between the lowest sum
at the top Of the house and the highest at the
bottom. Niblo's Is a very spacious theatre.
and when crowded. as it was on this occasion.
will hold at such prices as much money as one
OF the small uptown houses at the fashion
able schedule. The new policy. therefore. Is
quite compatible with good entertain
ment, which will be provided. OF course.
with q view to the appreciation OF
the pop9laes. "A Mile. Minute" was
s Hss msa s H Fsa snd
very strenuous in Its manner It is not new
IN town. and SO does % ss no tire ,reqHre renewed
i %
of railway locomotive In operation.
Tho first Of these was an excellent repre-
sna 6s Si s ssr q e I'll. .GnSSn S. Isss
fiiled q half hour, with unusually good special
ties The second sh%wed I,ye the dspa;.ole q 4, q
ss'ss sysss Ssh .HsssiRs PATH sR.t Dlssa sss
oi EFT the shorty s.esd nearly Rs
regulation size. and drew out with escaping
ssss9 ps bS %Ss1 and s
Kept up y. psssins. signsi llssl.ts, % tslssrssP6
s the engine q c. was taking Ali this time the nv ay
but esp an
CLEAN on the bright metal This scene will
realistic bit as could be desired when managed
Marion Elmore played the star role Of Nellie
easily dominated most OF the scenes In which
she appeared The stabppor yes e. even and the
though this theatre had started upon pros
porous season.
.Hoss and Hossf' or. Heed and Collier.
A folly play OF the composite order that mas
querades as farce comedy" was acted at the
Park last night In the presence OF an exuber-
ant throng. It was called "Hoss and Hoss."
and its stars. according to the pro-
gramme were Charles Reed and VIII
liam Collier. who are not unknown In
entertainments Of this type They were hailed
with as much acclaim rs might greet CON-
querors OF vast people on their return from
war; Flowers were thrust upon them In lavish
profusion; wreaths and baskets went vver the
footlights. bouquets rained from balcony and
boxes. II noise and roses could make suo-
cess. Reed aud Collier seemed sure Of their
public.
But. though these young men are what 10
technically termed clever" II did not appear
In last nights show thatthey had uncommon
ability. Reed is a droll comedian OF some
originality, His singing Is funnier In effect
than in intention. und he has rather easy
The sun., 1891-11-03

The Rroat advantages OF Nicholsons Liquid Bread
its low alcoholic cOnstituentS with very highest nurt
tive qualities PhysIoians recommend Il over all othsr
matt extractB.-ALs
The sun., 1891-11-03
TING steamer Fulaa q Gibraltar.

LONDON. Nov 2.-The Fulda beat the best
previous steamship record from New York to
Gibraltar. The time Of her passage was eight
days and eight hours.
The sun., 1891-11-03

LONDON. Nov 2. "A despatch from Yokohama
says that according to an official estimate.
1000 persons were killed By the recent earth
were destroyed No Europeans were killed.
The sun., 1891-11-03

Certain 10 satisfy you. One hottie OF Psos Cure for
Consumption VIII ronvince ynn Of fts wonderful en-
cAvy. Drnpgists. 25 cents --Idr.
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Destructive Dynamite.

HAYWARD, Wis, Nov. 10.-Two men and
a boy are dying, three men are seriously
injured and many others suffering from
painful wounds as the result of u t errino
explosion of dynamite, which occurred here
carly this morning. The explosion was
caused by q fire breaking out in the North
Wisconsin Lumber %company's warehouse,
and while the crowd was gathering around
the fire, the explosion occurred. The in
jured are: Fred. Nelson, John Lavatt. Jean
Davis, d. MoWiliiams. Caleb Beal and j.. IL.
Wade. Davis was struck by a huge timber
and frightfully injured. Lavatt had both
leps broken and his chest ecrushed in. A
freight train standing on the side track was
blown off the rails and the caboose almost
completely demolished. - .-
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ysteran Marhorss nead.

KANSAS CRY. Nov. 10.-Word has been
received here of the death of Comanohe,
tho most celebrated horse in the United
States cavalry service, at Fort Riley. lie
was 25 years of age and the only living
thing belonging to the United States set-
vice which escaped the battle OF Little Big
Horn, where Gen. Custer and command
were massaored. lie was one OF the origi-
nal mount of the Seventh cavalry whom the
regiment was olganized in 1865. After the
battle of Little Big Horn he was found
covered with wounds some distance from
the scene of the massacre. He was sent to
Fort Riley. where, for fourteen years, he
had not been subject to bride and had been
the special charge of the Seventh cavalry.
His skin will be stuffed and mounted.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The Walton Architectural Iron works. of
Cincinnati, assigned. Assets, 800, 900; esti-
mated liabilities about the same. The
cause of the assignment was insufficient
capital.
The Rankin Manufacturing company, g
wholesale clothing house, of Nashville,
Tenn, has assigned. Assets, 1892, 600;
liabilities. S133, 900. Light money and bad
collections are said to be the cause.
The Puyallup and Stuck rivers, in Wash
ington, are greatly swollen, and in many
places lave yorktown their banks doing
much damage to crops. All trains between
Seattle and Tacoma are delayed
because Of the unsafe condition of the
bridges. The telegraph wires are all down.
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process will be gradually introduced In all
distillerics now controlled BY the company.
Mr.. Woolner sRid that by the new toceAs
they will be able to make Spirits rs to 20
per cent. cheaper than Mt present. He
added that Takamine would at no distant
day demonstrate that he could mako beer,
alo aud other fermented liquors by his pro-
cess, and much cheaper. Mr.. Woolner de-
clared that the trust would mot buy any
more distiileries, as il nov has 30 per cent.
of tho customers and ia securing those OF
rivals by Offering goods at lower prices.
The Iakamine process, Woolner believes.
will eventually give the trust complete pom
troll of the whisky business.
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viii ne Tried in st. Louis.

New York, Nov. 10~.-'Sheeny" Arm
strong, one of the band of letter-box thieves
who operate in Washinptod, St. Louis,
Chicago, st. Paul, Cleveland. Cincinnati,
Louisville, PittsburG, Nashville, Denver
and New Orleans was arrested here Satur-
day and to-day started for st. Louis where
he will be tried with the other partner
arrested there.
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Political Boss Indicted.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 1O.-The grand jury
this afternoon returned indictments against
Christopher Buckley, the political boss now
in Montreal. and Samuel Rainey. superin-
tendent of engines in San Francisco, who
has beer. frequently designated BY the local
press as .'Buokley's lieutenant" The in
dictment is stated to be founded on infor-
that Buckley and Rainey received
s25, 700 for their endeavors to influence q
former board of supervisors regarding the
of certain measures.
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California Matters.

SAN Francisco, Nov. l0.-At a meeting of
the state board Of trade to-day N. p. CHS
man submitted q plan for the establishment
of an agency in London to dispose of Cali
forniG products. The company is to have a
capital of $40, 900 and nearly that amount
WIS subscribed by mombers prese &. A
comm ittes was appointed to request Presi-
dent Harrison to appoint as successor of
Judge Cooley, of the interstate
commission, "A resident Of the Pacific coast
well acquainted with tho needs of this SEQ
ton.
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Still Pursuing the Sharks.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Nov. 1o.-The federal
grand jury here has returned four indict-
ments against President Conrad, Vice.
President Morris and thirteen other mem
bers of the Louisiana Lottery company,
They are charged with using the mails in
violation of the lottery law. Warrants
have been issued for their arrest.
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Blaina Ia Their Choice.

TOPEKA, Nov. 10.-Two hundred repre-
sentative republicans held a love feast here
last night to celebrate the republican gains
in the last election and to outline n plan Of
CAMPAIGN in 1892. The presidential posi-
bilities were discussed and the prevailing
Indications are that Blaine is the most
popular man the republicans could put at
the head of their ticket.
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Cheaper WHISKY Promised.

CHICAGO, Nov. 10.-Jacob Woolner, one of
the directors of the whisky trust, to- day
said the company had made all prepnra-
tions to begin distilling spirits at Peoria
1sxt week by the Takamine process. This
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THE MARk ETS.
eIOCnI

NEW YORK. Nov. 10. Bar silver. 94Ac.
Copper-Heavy; Lake, November, ill. IS; De-
cember, $11.30.
Lead-Nominal.
The stock market to-day was active. while the
temper of dealings was again decidedly strong.
Almost the whole active list is up from 1 to "a.
The exceptions are remarkably few. Many in
fluences combined to create this effect, but the
most important fact is that the stock market.
both here and in London, has been largely over
sold.
Governments-Steady,
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All Fully Insured

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10.-Fire early this
morning completely Quilted the wholesale
cloth and WOODEN house of L%ippencott.
johnson md Co.. causing q loss estimated
at 1926, 900, fully insured. The firms in thu
adjoining buildings sustained losses vari-
ously estimated at from $40. 900 to $4,000
each, all fully insured.
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Governments Steady,
letroleum--Close at soc.

Money on call easy; closed offered at A: prime
mercantile paper. 50BM; sterling exchange
steady; oo-day bills 81 so, demand sl,S314.
CHhAGo CATTLE
CHICAGO. Nov. IL. Cattle itnrAip pts, O. O0O, biphe,.
good to choice EHtiveB 81. 25U5 CD: no extra steers
on market: others $~2,50al.Ti; lexan. 81. 2Ou2 80:
rangere, 50 .UEet, %; stoykers, 81. I5W3, 10.
Hogs-ltoceipts, 10000: active. rteady to higher.
rough and common. >3.7Ju&. 80 mixed and
packers, S3.SS@3.s5; prime heavy and butcherg'
weights, "a ,OOn LILO; light, SO t048.g0
s~heep-Recoipt5 4,00J. fairly active. stenly:
native ewes. ~ ,OJ1t 10; mixed, $i.25M4. so, weth-
ers' Sl'5@o %; western, $i.jOMi .GO
'4lltAliO PRODUCE.
CHIcAco. Nov. 1O.-Closed 80 Wheat Weak:
cash, hoyember, si39ci december, 95Ac; May,
81 GA l.O21G
Corn asy, cash, Sic; November, $3.50; May,
434MA3Mc. "
Oats-Woak; cnsl, s2c; December s1h: May,
S3c.
~Fork-steady; cash, s8.37H@a.5o; December,
rs: 1908, 42i9; j anuary. &1l.%0
LarI- Steady; cash. december. So. 1905. 1914;
January, 90. 22HgmG.2j.
Short ribs-Sieady, cash. S5.75@6, 30; November,
S5.75: January, $0.7o.
Bnrley-Gutet, $50.
Shoulders-%a nv
Short clears .25t G. 30.
Short ribs So. 7ju6.50.
Wool.
PHILADELpHIt, NoNs l0.-Wool-Firm; Mon
tana, lSFt23o, territorial. 15e12l.
BOSTON, Nov. lO.-Wool-Steady and prices
remain tho Same.
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Legal blanks at this office.

Palpitation of the heart. nervousness. tremb-
lings. nervous headache. cold hands and fee,
pain in the back. and other forms of weakness 8
sFe relieved by Carter's Iron Pills, made specially
for the blood, nerves and complexion.
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I.srrERs.

Letters to tho following addresses remain nm
called for at this officer
MARY" rE. H." .G. IT," NV. H." ~. H."
.Boy." salesman" .G. " D." III. r. IA.
l0.'' II ady steno." Il. H. ''M,," 70. c."
an. ~"
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EOR sALE-s35o FOR A. GOOD RESIDENCE
L lot in south part Of city, near Rodney: no
down payment required from purchaser who
builds on the lot; three years time will be given
for payment of lot. Matheson q Co.. Denver
Block. ..
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NOTICE TO CO-OWNERS-HELENA, LEWIS
~ and Clarke county, Montana, Nov. Z, 1891.
You are hereby. notified that | have expended one
thousand nine hundred (sl;90o) dollars. in lab'r
No. 5 West, and the east fifty feet Of No. 4 West.
on the Mcintyre lode in Owyhse mining district.
Lewis and Clarke. county. Montana said parcels
20" aud on tie west by 80 ID, United States
patents on raid Mcintyre lode. in orIer to hold
1894. revised statutes Of the United States being
the amount required to hold the same for the
years. 1878, 1874. 1875, 1875. 1877. 1878, 1879, 1880.
1881, 1882. 1888, 1884. 1885. 1855. 1887, 1883. 1889.
1890. 1871.
And il within ninety days after this notice by
publication. you fail or refuse to contribute your
your interest in said claim will be the property
Of the subscriber under section 2s2l.
" JACOB SCHAFER
Date Of first publication Nov. I, 1891.
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+ OST-A LADY'S HUNTING-CASE GOLD
IL watch, stem-winder, Swiss movement
Finder return Same to Weinstein's and receive
reward. 4
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FOUND.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-THE ANNUAL
~ meeting of the stockholders of tho Humboldt
Consolidated mining company will be held ut
the office OF the company in Helena. Nov. ~,
1891, Mt two p Ill. M. NJ. HOLTEk
President.
Helena Nov. Z. 1891.
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TOR SALE-RESIDENCE On WEST SID
close to business center. large lot, east
front, very desirable home. steele & Clements.
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FOR sALE-,5ox1.o FEET ON LYNDALE AVE
Clements.
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CITUATlON WANTED-RY a NOVA SCOTIA
~ girl to do cook ing or general housework.
Also girl to do light hoasework. Address u. n.
Independent Office.
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ClTUATlON WANIED-BY COMPETENT
y girl to do general housework; is agood cook.
Address Al. q. independent. 41
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TORSALE-NEAT COTTAGEON EAST SIDE
r within a block Of steam motor line; price
$500. $500 down Mntheson & Co., Denver
Block. ". .
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LOR sALE-SIX-ROOM HOUSE N BARN
l. ON Madison avenue: only $2,4OO, $500 down.
MathesOn & Co. Denver Block.
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VOR SALE-WAREHOUSE LOTS IN ELL
II liston, on N. P. right OF way. 500. Aathe-
son Il Co. -.
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EUK SALE-NICE 7-ROOM BRICK HOUSE
L on Eleventh avenue near Rodney Steele q
Clements.
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GITuATIoN WANTED-BY Aa6MoMAN To
- do any kind OF work. No. / Sunrise Terrace
corner sixth avenue and Davis street.
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TOR sALE-FOR $500 GOOD BUILDING
lot 5Ox150 on South end OF Rodney street;
address box III. city postofioe.
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SlTUATIoN W~ANTED-BY YOUNG GIRL
~ to work in candy store, Address n. Il, this
office. .F
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Il avenue within a block from steam motor
line; price 81, 800. nayable 50 10 down, balance to
suit purchaser. Matheson d Co.. Denver Block.
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EOR sALE-AT A BARGAIN-5O FEET ON
Broadway near Hoback; easy terms Ad-
dress postotiice box N, Helena.
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TORS ALE-CORNER LOT. 16Oxl50. on best
residence street in the city; full view Of
the east side and valley. Address boz T. city
postoffice.
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TOR SALE--S5,0Oo 5oxl40 FEET, GROOM
L frame house. q corner on Warren street;
$500. 75x15O fest, 8-room stone house on Madi-
house, corner, on Chaucer street; $500, 4Ox1l3
feet, 8-room frame house on Chaucer street. L.
y. French & Co.
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l. each 5Oxl4O, in Flower Garden addition.
near Montana avenue. Matheson d Co., Denver
Block. --- .--
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T1OH SALlG-Sl, 800, 75xl25 FEET, A-ROOM
I frame house, Broadwater motor lins; $6.5u!0.
50xl3D feet, d-room frame house. 10 feet, double
property; 5000, s4xl1O feet, 8-room Franc house
on Lawrence street; 10 QUO, l0UxiiO feet, a-room
~
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NITUATION WANTED-TWo BILE, EX-
~ periencod dining room girls desire work In
a good hotel Address Two Sisters. Miles City.
Mont, care The Macqueen.
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TOR SALE-$2.OoO FOR NEW DWELLING IN
Easterly additions; eight rooms. pantry,
| closets, cellar. good outbuiidings, city water, ex-
| cellent lot: only 500 down, $50 per month.
! Matheson IL Co., Denver Block.
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EITUATloN WANTED-BY A LADY TO
- nnrse sick. Will assist in general work, is
competent and also u good seamstress. Address
II, j. this oIco. - HfA
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T>OR sALE-FINE BROOM BRICK. RESI-
T. dence on west side. only two blocks from
Main street, fronts On two streets; very cheap
Steele IL Clements.
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EOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
L for sleeping apartments and housekeeping.
Apply 500 Breckenridge street.
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FOR sALE-KEAL ESTATE.

EOR SALE-SS.50O FOR AN ELEGANT NEW
i house in Lenox addition: eight rooms be-
side bathroom, front and back stair, reception
| hall, oak finish, p!umbed for hot air and gas,
| ample grounds, north front; $1,000 down.. a do
cided bargain. Matheson j. Co.. Denver Block.
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