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A WORK RETARDED.
Though Crops for the Most Part Are
Favorable Condition.

Though Crops for the Most Part Are in
Favorable Condition.
WASHINGTON, April 4,-The weekly crop
bulletin says the season continues late and,
owing to excessive rains, muddy roads and
cold weather. little farm work has yet
been accomplished in the northern states.
Cold and rainy weather has retarded
growth in the states of the Ohio and the
Upper Mississippi valleys, but generally
throughout the winter wheat region wheat,
fruit and pasturage continues in good con-
iition. Ground is in excellent condition in
the spring wheat region of Minnesota and
Dakota. Excessive rains also retarded
work in Kentucky and Tennessee, where
the season is reported from two weeks to a
month late. Grass and wheat in these two
states are doing we'll. but the snow
and freezing of last night will probably
iniure fruit, as the trees are reported
in bloom. 1t is also probable that damae-
ing frosts will occur tonight as far south
as the northern portion of the gulf states.
Oregon reports that showers have kept the
soil moist and but little spring seeding has
been done. There was no damage to fruit
from recent frosts. Fall wheat is doing
tnely.
Reports from California indicate that the
weather for the week has not been favor
The absence Of precipitation and dry north
winds retard growth. Rain is greatly
needed in the main districts, where crops
nre turning yellow in the foothills. Pros
poets for fruit are reported good. In south
ern California crops are coming forward
favorably. Sugar beets are satisfactory to
planters. 54.t+
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INDIAN CURIOS.

Unique and Rare Articles from tho Land
of the Sioux.
The collection of Indian curios sent from
the seat of war, the Pine Ridge and Bose
bud agencies. is said by connoisseurs to he
unique. Many of the pieces are historical.
and others have curious stories connected
with them. 1t seems almost a pity that the
United States government should not get
possession of some of these things assocl-
aztec as they are with the history of our
country. In the collection is the pine that
Short Bull smoked in the war. For y time
he thought the smoke of this pipe powerful
for good; blu when fortune hanped he
threw 1t away as having lost it's magic. All
the pipes are made of the stone from the
great red pipestone quarry of which our
Longfellow sings. Hiawatha and his nen.
pie, the Sioux, believed there was but one
quarry OF this stone in the world. II ia in
Minnesota, where they lived and roamed
before the United States government re-
moved them to Dakota. They took to their
new lands some of the priced stone, which
they have since fashioned into pipes and
occasionally into small trinkets. An in
teresting piece is the Indian bonnet or
cradle in which the babies of Spotted Tail,
the powerful chief of the Sioux nation,
were carried on their mothers back. And
side by side is the tobacco-bag once owned
by Grow Dog, the slayer of Spotted Tail.
Among the things are two ghost shirts
worn in the late ghost dance. These were
difficult to obtain. the Indians regardin.
them as sacred, and being jealous of a pro
fame touch. There are other things of in
terest. Little dolls, dressed like the Sioux
asugar bag, moccasins of'all sizes, bow ant
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THE MARKETS..
STOCKS

NEW YORK. April 4.-Bar Silver, 90.
The stock market to-day in main showed a de-
cidsdly strong tone and some marked advances
were scored among the few stocks which led the
market. After the publication of the bank state
ment there was a slight recession in the list; The
entire list is high tonight, and sugar is up la,
Rock Island, IA. and sugar preferred one per
cent
Governments du,l. steady.
Petroleum, narrow; clos ing dull at 10.
Money on call easy, closed offered at 3
per cent. Prime mercantile paper. 6a8. Sterling
exchange quiet firm; sixty-day bills, "a. S6lA;
demand, Si.S81a.
Government bonds - As. 1872: 4A's. 1902;
Northern Pacific. ~; preferred. 71A; Oregon
Improvement. 277s; Oregon Navigation, 70;
Short Line "a; Union Pacific. 455s.
CHICAGO CATTLE.
CHICAGO, April 4.-Cattle--Reeeipts, 10000;
steady: COWS and bulls. ST. 0@ $40; heifers, $S.75:
natives, So goat5 90; calves. Sl.75.
Hogs = Receipts. 10.OG: higher; rough
weights, S5.20A5 LAS; light weight, "a. 5OMl5.3O
nheep-hecelpts. 1000: generally steady; shade
lower; natives. S5,C0a5.75; westerns, S5.0O@5.6 so;
lambs. S5.50a6.25
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHICAGO. April L. Close Enthusiastically; cash,
$1.025s May. s1.O3ss; July. S1.02.
Corn-,steady; May, b114c; July 641sc.
Oats Easy; cash. 52Ac; May. 534@53gc.
Pork-Steady: cash, Sl2.37A; May, S12.5O.
~Lard-Easy: cash, $3.50; May. 500.
B~arlay-Quiet; i4Is0c.
Shoulders-S5 00u5 10.
Short clear ST. 300 6. 30.
Short ribs-S5.gU.
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TN THE UNITED srATEs c1Rcnir. couRr

TN THE UNITED STATES CIRCuIT. COURT
! =. the Ninth, circuit, district Of Montana.
Northern Pacific railroad company, plaintiff.
!. Due and proper app u n,ii having having be.n made to
sals court IN the above entitled action, praying
s .e;d IN an order sse Ct this court, wherein and, whereby
ants Ia the above named action, appear. plead,
ass;.n q dsmqs " 4 Day certain. Il ssaid.'ordei
plaintiff herein. and that said order be served
ssats whsIsver found. md ALTO upon
Ma change 81 TIC prd SsssS1a dero ii 9 Il sse slil
ct COMPLAINT, and that said' ordel % published II
than once = week, for six consecutive weeks.
An !. appearing 70 the Satisfaction % this
s eDni ais from ma fh seo psdSIso q Z. M Rise c NAMED 4, , .na iron e,ss'
that the fellowina, named dsfendAnts sst forth ii,
the blu Of complaint filed herein. are not inhab-
and, we're not Inhabitants Of. or found within,
said district Of Montana, At the time OF the COM
mencemert Of this suit, u at any time since, and
bill of complaint.
And it further appearing that personal service
absent defendants, to-wit. j. MoNulty. Mary NJ,
MIylis. I; A~sshan%6.nl3, 7. HOLLAND, John 'sni,6.
H I Theodore b and John Doe. Or any 81 them Is
AID it further appearing that this suit was
commenced in the circuit court OF the United
States, Tor the Ninth circuit, district OF MOntAna,on
the Ath day OF September 1880, and Ia still pending
IN said court. and that said suit il brought to en-
force an equitable lien upon, and claim to, GER
tain real estate. and to remove certain encum.
brances and clouds upon the title to said real
estate. sat forth and described in plaintiff said
bill OF complaint. which said real property il
situated within the district of Montana, whera
such suit Is brought, and that this is a proper
case for such IN order.
And It further appearing to the court that this
following named p rsons are in possession and
charge Of said property at this time, to-wit: A.
J. Steele, W. Ii. Little. H. b. Reed, Geo. y.
Howell, Maria Amacker.. John j. .Amacker: Its
hereby ordered that j. McNulty, Mary M. john
son, II. A. Carlton, L. II. Warren, G. G. Wylie,
]. ~Archambault. T. Holland, John Smith, James
Murphy. w. Allen, II. B.Herbert. j. M. Mary, G, A.
Evans, w. II. Lewis, W.. z. Cameron. H. Theo-
dore, John Doe and Richard Roe. A.eing the al
sent defendants above. named, appear, plead.
answer or demur to the bill of complaint filed By
the plaintiff herein. by Wednesday the 1st day OF
April, 1891, and that this order be served upon
the persons in charge of said property, by Dolly
ering to said persons q, copy of this order, and
that said order be published in. The Helena
Daily Independent, a newspaper publ shed in the
county Of Lewis and Clarke, state of Montana,
once a week for six successive weeks next before
the first day Of April, A.. ID. 1891.
HIRAM KNOWLES, +
United States District Judge.
Dated this I4th day of February, 1891.
Attest a true copy: +.... .-M"=.
GEO. w. SPRoULE,
[sEALl Clerk.
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ESTABLISHED A BUREAU.
&. w. Hearst Will Take Up the Worl
HIS Father.

&. w. Hearst will Take Up the Work of
HIS Father.
WASHINGTON, April Ar. w. Hearst, son
Of the late Senator Hearst, of California,
has just established in this city a bureau
to carry out the provisions of the bill
championed by his father and passed
by the last congress providing for the
payment of Indian depreciation claims,
which probably amount to $780, OO, 600
or more. Th, bill transfers the juris-
diction over these claims from the In
terror department to the court OF claims
extending it to all cases examined and al
lowed by the defendant. 1t also declares
Toid all contracts between client and at
iorney and will affect hundreds of attor~
aeys who have contracts, inasmuch as their
'tforts will so far be lost, should their
clients desire to employ new legal as
sistance. Hearst's bureau will be called
the "Examlner's Bureau" in honor of his
San Francisco newspaper.
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N TO LOAN.
ITO ] DAN BY H.B. PALMER. SEE ADvER
l. tisement on fourth page a

NOTICE OF CITY ELECTION NOTICE is
IN hereby given that on April g.. A.. D., 1891,
there will be an election held in the city of Hell
ena, Montana, to fill the following Offices:
One mayor.
One police magistrate,
One city treasurer,
One alderman in each ward, and
One alderman in the Fourth ward to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation OF Alderman
Gallagher.
The polls will open at nine o'clock n. m. and
cloee at seven o'clock p. m. of said day,
The following have been selected as the voting
First Precinct-Bridge street, North Side, be-
tween Main and Joliet,
second Precinct-City hall.
Third Precinct-At Lowrey's paint shop on
jackson street.
Fourth Precinct-Engine house opposite court
house. ~
Fifth Enthusiastically barn.
Sixth Observation-Disclosures place on Park ave-
nue..
Seventh Observation-Disclosures, corner of Rod
ney and Fifth avenue.
Eighth Precinct-W. Il. Co1's house on Main
street, near Hoback and Cannon block.
Ninth Precinct-Old brewery on Benton ave,
Tenth Precinct-Hose house in Fifth ward.
Twelfth Precinct--At Blue Bell parlor, corner
Helena and Montana avenues.
Thirteenth P~recinct-Captain Jack Smiths
house, on corner Broadway and Reattie street.
Fourteenth Precinct-No. ga Eighth avenue.
The Judges and clerks, heretofore selected and
notified, will act at the election on April 8, 1891,
and also as judges of registration will meet at
one O'Clock o. N. March 80, 1891.
ROBT. Il. SMITH, City Clerk.
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The I.atient Chinese.

WASHINGTON, April 4.-Mr. Tsui Kwo
Yin, Chinese minister, and suite arrived
last night. A reporter called at the leea-
ton to-day and as the minister could not
be seen, called the attention of Mr.. Ho to a
telegram from San Francisco published in
an evening paper, to the effect that Chinese
merchants in San Francisco would forward
to Washington a protest against the ap-
pointment of Senator Blair as minister te
China. Ho. evidently speaking by author.
ity, said no information regarding such
protest had been received and he was con.
tident, should it arrive, the minister would
not present it to the president. He believe
senator Blair would be acceptable to tn,
people and government of China.
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arrows, ornaments for the scalp lock,
Indian combs. amulets, drawings, etc., etc.
The public of Helena hsve here d rare OPP
portunity of securing curios of which there
exist no duplicates. A few years hence
these things will be far more valuable than
they are to-day, for the reason that the
condition of life which they represent will
have forever passed away.
The sale will be held III the electric light
building, in st. Peters school halls Tues
day, April T.. Afternoon hours from three
to five. Evening sale opens at seven
O'Clock. The historical pieces will be sold
at auction to the highest bidder at evening
sa1a
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The Late Unpleasantness.

WASHINGTON, April Again it is an
nounced at the state department that they
have nothing to make public to-day re-
specting the Italian correspondence. The
excitement in department circles over
Baron Fava's recall has subsidized and the
incident will, it is believed. take it's place
in the ordinary calendar of open diplomatic
matters whose disposition is usually char
acterized by deliberation and patient in
vestigation.
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Latter Day Sinners

SALT LAKE, April 4.-The Mormon church
conference opened to-day. President Wood
ruff, in his address, congratulated the saints
on God being with them and advised all to
lead pure lives. Apostles Lund and Merritt
urged the importance of 1.-THE paving and
standing by the priesthood. Lund dwelt on
the wickedness of the people of Missouri
and Illinois. who had driven out the saints
because they obeyed divine demands.
Q. Cannon called on the people to
60 to raising sugar beets to supply the new
at Lehi.
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DISSOLUTION OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
- CO. artnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned. under the tirm name of Kohl
sent. Sol. Genzberger will continue the Helena
business, assume. all liabilities and collect all
accounts. Samuel Kohlberx and !: W. GEM
the old named firm of k%ohlberg y Go.
SAMUEL KOHLBERG,
Sol. GENXBEKGER,
]. W. GENZBERGER-
Helena, Montana. April 1. 1891.
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Worlds Fair Matters.

CHICAGO, April AT to-day's meeting OF
the worlds fair commission aby-law pro-
hibiting members from holding other posi-
lions in connection with the worlds fair
was repealed. A communication was re-
ceived from Mrs. Potter Palmar, president
of the board of lady managers, saying she
would only accept 80 much of her 5000
salary as she was Obliged t. for paying her
private secretary. An attempt to annul
and then to cut in half the salary of Score
tary Phoebe Couzins was defeated.
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FOR MAYOR,

In voting for n candidate for any Office the law
allows to each voter only ~onesyote for any one Of
flee. and the voter should marx a Gross thus, x,
opposite the name of the candidate for whom he
wishes to vote for each office to be filed.
In voting on the bond question erase that pro.
position which yon do not desire TO vote, and
leave your vote ON the bond question unmarked.
line against the bond, - and vice versa.
il a part OF the ballot is correctly. voted and
a pRrt not correctly, only that part correctly
voted should be counted by the judges.
ROBr. Is. SMITH,
City Attorney.
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DISSOLUTION NOTlCE-NOTICE is HERE
IL by given that the co-partnership heretofore
existing between John Mich and Eugene Baum
gartner under the firm name and title Of Mich
Il Baumgartper. IL this day dissolved by mutual
consent, John Mich retiring from the Harmo-
min hall and Eugene Baumgartner, retiring from
the /. \. l.. saloon. All bills outstanding
against or due to the Harmonic hall are payable
10 and by r.. BAumgnrtner, and all bills owing
TO and by the J. X. L, saloon are payable to and
by John Mich.
JOHN Mich,
u. BAUMGARTNER.
Helena. Mont. April 3. 1871.
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Foreclosure Proceedings Begun.

ST. Louis, April 4.-Oliver L. Garrison.
secretary of tho St. Louis Ore and Steel
company, when questioned as to the rumor
of foreclosure proceedings against the col
Germ, said preparations toward foreclosure
under three mortgages were now in pro-
gress. The company's plant is still in OPP
Grafton but he did not Know what effect the
foreclosure would have upon them.
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NOTICE TO coNTRACroRs-sEALED PRO-

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS SEALED PRO
hour Of Is ma rs, 1891, for the completion and
erection of a new jail building inoluding cell
work for Lewis and Clarke county, Mont. a.car l.,
thIs beard at its special meeting February 20,
1891. Cell steel and iron work to be furnished
by the Detroit Safe and Lock company TO the e4
tent determined by this board AT said meeting:
Plans and specifications are now on file both OF
building and cell work at this office, and ma Pc
Is reserved to reject any and all bids; also to
defer payments until December l, 1891. il in the
Judgment Of the commis sioners necessary.
By order Of the commissioners.
Signed
II. w. KNIGHT,
Chairman.
By j. 8. TooKUn, Clerk.
Helena, Montana. March 20. 1901.
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CE00 REWARD-DEING SATISFIED THAT
sOVU William Edwards, of Missouln county,
WAS foully murdered in said county on or about
August Is. 1870, and being desirous of bringing
o9ss En : rsr naf1s q q s hsstaeS fo 10 4, 3Hms, aon,c i ensioS
and conviction Of the guilty party or parties;
JUH. X. TUOLE.
Governor.
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Mrs. Nicely, mother of the two boys
hanged at Somerset, Pa, Thursday, for the
murder of Farmer Umberger, is a raving
maniac, and physicians fear she will never
regain her senses
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Grip ON the Wane.

CHICAGO, April 4.-Chicago's mortuary
record for the past week is somewhat worse
than for the preceding seven days, which
was considered decidedly alarmicg. This
week there was a total of 851 deaths, an in
crease of seventeen over the preceding
week. To-day was sunshiny, however, and
it is believed the grip epidemic is now on
the Wane.
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%E00 REWARDS HEREBY OFFERED
|cVV for the apprehension. and delivery TO
the sheriff Of Fergus county, Montana, OF ona
Al. II. Baker, charged with this murder " sAmnel
krobol, In Fergus county on or about February
10. 1871.
jos. X. TOOLE,
Governor.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

SITUATIONS WANTED.
Advertisements under this head three times
GlTUATloN WANTED 10 20 oFFIoE
ton and writing coed hand. Address Position,
this Office. 3
lITUATION WANTED AS SALEsLADY IN
y dry goods Or fruit and confectionery store
can give gocd references and AZ nm o tHosousniy COM
SITUATION WANTED by AN EXpIE,RI-
mopolitan hotel.
SITUATION wANTED-BY YOUNG. MAN
W years bookkeeping and two years scaling and
inspecting lumber. Address Frank Lewis, gen.
eral delivery, Helena, Mont.
SITUATION WANTED-WoRK AT CARpEN-
~ tering by a young. man learning the trade
will work for what is right. Address =, Ms
Helena, Mont, general delivery,
ClTUATION WANTED : BY a GERMAN
- woman; work by the day, cleaning house.
nursing or chamber work. Address M. L., this
office.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A COMPI TENT
~ woman to do housecleaning by the day.
Address N. B., lndepel dent Office.
SITUATION WANTED-A POSITION BY AN
~ experienced basque tinisher; references given
IL F6lulf6US OF WOulu 6GCSpL q pOblOlOu MS 1Alos
lady, or to write In an office. Gail or address s2s
Hoback street.
SITUATION WANTED A POSITION AS
~ stenographer and typewriter by a young lady
with experience. Address Miss Mary d. stevens,
62l Ernest u Cramner building. Denver, Colo.
WANTED-YOUNG MAN WANTS A. POSI-
w ton to clerk in store or drive q delivery
wagon; Al references. Address e.. f.. general
delivery, Helena.
SITUATION WANTED BOOKKEEPING,
- clerking or school teaching. Address &. T.
H., this Office.
SITUATION MISUNDERSTANDING BY
~ tailor system. Ladies' coats. jackets, tailor
style toilets a specially. 212 North Rodney. room
No. Z.
.f&i a. LOST 3&
T ,OST-A SMALL DIAMOND RING BE
~ tween Conrad, Clark d Curtins' and 2OS State
street; SO reward; no questions asked. Return
to 208 State street.
EOUND~CARPET LAYERS TOOLS. AP-
L ply at this office.
FOUND-ROAN HORSE BRANDED V NEAR
thigh. owner can have same by addressing
box 404, Livingston, Mont.
ONE TO LOAN.
ITO DAN BY H.B PALMER. SEE ADVER-
fionYront m foupfh DN0a
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SITUATION WANTED-A POSITION BY AN
~ experienced basque tnisher; references given
Il 'fds ea y &c ;, or would o. 10 a nssnpe cI p9s a ! .ad e. ssls sss
Hoback street.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A COMP TENT
~ woman to do housecleaning by the day.
Address N. b., lndepei dent Office.
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EOR sALE-CHEAP, A.! FTRsT-CLAss 90
4 horse upright steel boiler. Apply at eted-
manEoundry d Machine Co.
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EORsALE-S1OD DOWN AND $40 PER MONTH
i will buy a good lot in Elliston, withinI3 or
4 minutes walk from postotfice and depot; lots
So; $40. $50, $75. Matheson d Co., 200 Power
building.
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FOR SALE-S1.s5 $50 FOR A GOOD GROOM
1 house and lot on east side, one block from
time at per cent. Matheson Il Co. 2O9 Power
building. rs
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FIRST CLASS SEAM
w stresses, one baster at once. Apply Mrs. L.
Miles, SO East State s rect, city.
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TOR RENT APRIL ]. DESIRABLE IN
e furnished fat with bath-rooni. Inquire 7l5
Sixth avenue.
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IGOR RENT-FURNISHED BRICK. HOUSE,
II ten rooms, all modern conyeniences, on
Benton avenue within five minutes, walk from
Main street; thoroughly furnished; furniture
new. Mstheson Il Co., aOa Power building.
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SITUATION WANTED - BY A GERMAN
- woman; work by the day, cleaning house,
nursing or chamber work. Address M. L., this
office,
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WANTED SEAMSTREsS WHO. UNDER
w stands making children's clothes and is
neat and swift. No Others need apply. Apply
S91 broadway.
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EOR RENT-SEvEN-ROOM HOUSE WITH
4 all modern convenienoes. Apply at sO6
Benton avenue. Orc Elmo Terrace.
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TOR RENT-ELEGANT NINF-ROOM BRICK
I dwelling one block from Muth station on
steam motor line. bath, etc.;E $40. Matheson y
Co, 200 Power building.
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Tor SALE-ELEGANT QUEEN ANNE COT
Il tags on Fifth avenue, three blocks from
closets, pantry, cellar under whole house, gas,
sewer connection, $4,000; 81 1000 down.. balance on
time at 8 per cent: will take good dnimproved
Power building.
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SITUATION WANTED = AS SALESLADY IN
y dry goods or fruit and confectionery store,
can give good references and Am thoroughly COM
petent. Address A. H.. e., this office.
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SITUATION OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ap-
~ p~rentices wanted at once. Inquire 603 BEN
ton avenue. a sl
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SITUATION WANTED-A POSITION AS
- stenographer and typewriter by a young lady
with experience. Address Miss Mary d. Stevens.
62l Ernest Il Cramner building. Denver, Colo.
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EOR SALE-SEVEN HUNDRED THOUSAND
+ best common brick made in the state. II.
NJ. Hill, Clancy, Mont.
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EOR RENT-$1O THREE-ROOM HOUSE ON
4 South Rodney; $12 tive-room honse on South
good we'll; SIS six-room house on Peosta avenue;
$25 seven-room brick, modern, 9ls Peosta avenues,
$S5 eight-room. brick, Dearborn, with barn; $40
nine-room brick, howie, with barn. Matheson
d &C.