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All Furs Marked Down to Less Than Cost.

We have Beaver Aachan and Baltic Seal Nuts which
offer bargain Buy Plush Cape regular price
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-02-25
OUR GREAT COTTON SALES

One case French Sateen, worth 25c., nc
Zephyr Ginghams, worth II lie, and
remnants IT 4 cents. Three cases regular
serges, regular Zoe. goods, now &c. One ca,
yds. Lockwood Remnants at 5, 6, and &c.
bleached sc in. sheeting at &C., regular II
embroderies, importers samples, are ofere
ported for.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-02-25

The Ssco Free Baptist Church has ex-
tended call To Rev. Arthur +. Crane Of
West Medford, Mass
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-02-25
DRESS GOODS.

Extra fine India twill 81 90, Use Of
quality. Forty pieces plaid goods
800 All plain dress hannes, regular price
Broad regular 20 goods 81 2c Another lot
low SLID
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"A rerlu-riU- Lera'- dread command
Ma tA-h' aDl blast ,asppy lsud.
but h' -" b" 'u,nsfn bach iFam >in.
Mai Ift>r lho woFl Ae lhethin.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-31

When President Harrison first heard of
the proposition to capture Sitting Bull or
kill him he was exceedingly indignant. says
= writer in the New York Press. He was
willing that open war should be made on
the Sioux Indians If an outbreak should
take place, but was wholly unwilling to
enter the government into any conspiracy
which involved the life of an Indian chief
or n other man. BY his instructions
Secretary Proctor passed a telegraphic Or
der to Gen. Miles, by which the Cody pro-
Ject was ordered to be discontinued, and
my recollection ia hat Gen. Miles himself
was brought TO Washington to make an e1-
PLANTATION concerning the arrangement he
had made for such uncivllizsd warfare. II
Buffalo Bill had gone into tbs Sioux coun-
try brought out Sitting Bull q corpse
the whole civilized world would have been
shocked by the spectacle. In army circles
out west ii is quietly said that Gen. Miles
will not succeed to the command of the
army If n vacancy should occur while Pres
ident Harrison is in office,
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MOSTLY
Those tPeopie Who Are Whooping I
5 Things for Blaine.

Those tPeopie Who Are Whooping Up
Things for Blaine.
WASHINGTON, May 3d. Secretary Fostsr.
In expressing himself to-day upon the
political situation and attitude of the
president on the silver question, said the
movement favcring Blaine had its incep-
ton mainly with people whom the president
had disappointed. He did not underrate
biaine's popularity. but thought ths prss!-
tents opponents were trying to force
blaine to ignore his solemn assert ton that
ms name would not 20 before the conysn-
slon. 6s did not believe Blaine had given
announcement to the movement. and felt
that to nominate Blaine would ba ia INN
the risk of his declinatiou, which. il il
came, would utterly ruin all hope Of marty
snccesR. Foster further thought that
Biaine's acceptance, after the struggle nec-
canary to obtain tho nomination. would
surely make him a weak candidate.
q '"Ihs President" said Foster, .is not 40
.fesirious for the nomination as most peo-
% imagine. He has permitted the use Of
ss.ssasis name since Blnine's declination seemed
s.sp1 make him largely the choice of party
ends. that being the only condition thai
u.-..ueed Elm to consent" Foster believed
Ns su,9risos had u majority Of the convention
~ H = 1flopcd TO see him nominated BY ac-
alton.
y only argument used against the
A. @i...Rt ~ that he eannot be elected. Yet
"-S.--s- shat his administration has been
~ 1sosaveoe success. For some reason, which
- understand Harrison 10 elassed
,pAs OF sne silver states 40 . 'Rold
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QHEKIEY's EALE-WILLIAM LOWE PLAIN
til. n. ThonRa II. Everett, franklin Il.

S,H W r sALI-WN1L1k LIAM LOVE fh';A1ss-
S.;n. Sn .f . Aie %ata ~ tbs srD aam :, ~. Ssip stvIs y
Wallaes b 1hornburgh. Charles Lehman and
Caroline Lehman, his wife, and Franklin X.
Under aAd BY virtue Of m. order Of sale and
district seurt Of the First judicial district Of the
81. 81 ia d'e Clare / =, :. s sRs az * d =, & sDi Hsy, a. &.
2: lee2. /. The above, entitled action, Wherein
Will. VILLA. : Lsw.. =. Z. .se sr.,s s.% :; 9o, pls,lstia, .ns
sAle asaiast Themas N Everett, Franklin r
wallace, ard Albert N. nolnbureh. q oo-part.
stsls q I Nas sas'1 ! TAs aaisa *. Charlie. Islmsn.
= Wallace. asfs.dants; on the 18th day q Nay.
Ss.sde. h -; fs cost. ~ and ' %sssor.s . IT,: s.s xsi );
ia. rsessd.d /. judsnent bsok n. I: q IA
. .hns e.i lgins . nd b etsSs /. Il. p county q Lewis:
d asa : Iassf :. i foiis. =. t .. NO ''aAa'a
,,s s:s.a..2s :. : Il II r :GS.ss: sSai S;ani g = The s' city
Hobsck strsst With the north DDS Of sixth ave-
:ssi Z ,s s:s,s. 8. :'l e: ss.s,:s ,i IS f t::s to ;s
sesdr sls.s a Is u = Slsof i.s..ssa X" tI.nos south
and tire, ferty-6ys As) fest to > point in this
ths north side Of said sixth avenue one hundred
(leo) tss4 TO tbs place sf beginning.
Together with AL and singular ths tenemsnts,
hsroditannents, and spPurtenances thereunto be-
longing or in any wise appestaininG.
Public notios y hereby given that on Saturday,
tbs llth day Of June, A. D. 1882. 1t IL O'Clock m.
e thas day at the front door Of the court house,
Helena, Lewis and Clarke county. Montana, I
will, In Obedience TO said order of aals and decree
Of foreclosurs and sale. sell the above described
necessary to satisfy said judgment. with interest
and cests, to the highest and best bidder for cash
In hand.
Given under my this 1tth day of Nay. A.
d. 10o2.
CHAS. N. JEFFERiS, Sheriff,
BY RALPH q. JOHNSON, Deputy sheriff.
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NiagAra's Vast Power.

Scientists and business men are examiu-
ing into the feasibility OF using Niagara's
water-power. 1t is reported that a prslim-
mary survey il about to be made of the
Canadian side of the river. where a tunnel
will be constructed. II is the intention of
q Canadian company to develop electrical
or pneumatic power by means of the Cana
dian tunnel for transmission to large man
ufactuling c~enters. To show how much
more cheaply this power can be produced
ON the Canadian side than on the American,
it is roughly estimated that q tunnel 800
feet in length over there will produce as
much power as an American tunnel 1000
feet long.-Philadelphia Ledger,
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A Revolution Suspected,

AoGALEs. Ariz., May 3O.-The Daily Ad-
v%ertiser, of Nogales. contains an editorial
saying: Hardly II day passes but reports
are made of ~encountering, in out Of the
way places along the border, armed Mexi.
cans, nearly all of them 10 aiding or DRIVING
horses, while robbsries of these animals
are OF daily occurrence on both sides of the
line. At first it was thought these depre-
datlons were committed by a band of
horse thieves, but the operations now ssem
to be 80 widespread that suspicion il
aroused Thai there Is something more of it.
The mysterious disappearance OF Cara
and the public appearance of Jose Sandoval
in our midst. arouses grave suspicion that n
small sized revolution IL being worked m"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-31

A LAS SUMMOkS-IN THE DISTRICT
n court OF the First judicial district Of the
state of Montana. in and for the county of
Lewis and Clarke.
Adolf Hoist, plaintiff, vs. Thomas Mackey, de-
fendant.
The etato OF Montana sends greeting to the
above named defendant.
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff
OF the state Of Montana, In and for the county Of
Lewis and Clarke, and to answer the complaint
fled therein, within ten days exclusive OF the
day OF ~seryice) after the service ON you of this
summons, if served within this county; or. il
served out OF this county, but within this district,
within twenty days; otherwise within forty days,
Or Judgment by default will BIO taken against you
according to the prayer of said complaint.
The aid action is brought to obtain a iudg-
mant OF said court against you for the sum OF
S2O7S, upon an account for labor and materials
mechanic's lien securing said account upon the
property described in the complaint on tie
herein to winch you are referred Tor = more par
tlcular statement, and Co ts OF s1it, including
$2a attorneys fees aud 81 for filing lien.
And you are hereby notified that il you fail to
appear and answer the said com plaint, ~ above
required. the said plaintiff will take deianit
against you and apply TO the court for tho relief
demanded in the complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal Of tho dis
trict court of the First judicial district Of the
state Of Montana. In and for the county Of Lewis
and Clarke. this Gath day OF May. In the year
OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
ninety-two.
tsEALl JOHN BEAN Clerk.
Ey ii. G. FIREMAN Deputy Clerk.
D. NJ. Elements. Attorney for plaintiff.
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OUr OF THE QUESTION.

Cen. ZOO Hawley's Opinion Of blaine
Harrison BY Common Consent.
WASHINGTON, May Ex-senator Hawley Of
Connecticut. who was one OF the guests at
the Allison dinner to Clarkson Thursday
night, permits himself TO be quoted 90 fol-
lows:
mi. Blaine ia 4 great statesman, but he
~ ont of the question. President Harrison
bus been accorded the nomination by com
i MDn consent, but objections nave OF late
besn entered BY some who object to him
solely on personal grounds. do not be-
lieye principle should 20 down for animosi-
ties purely personal. President Harrison
has proved himself q most capable cabinet
officer in all Of the positions under him.
Hs has been tested thoroughly as the chief
or the cabinet. His state papers have been
perfect. The manner in which the foreign
disputes were handled under his directions
emphasized his administration a. being
thoroughly American n strongly rspubli-
can. We want a campaign founded upon
lasting strength. President Harrison viii
denomination. There will be a daily
growth in strength, popularity and
enthusiasm, and the events of 1888
will be duplicated. There was a
wide difference between the cam
pnigns OF 1854 and 1883 upon our side. In
1884 there was immense enthusiasm, music,
noise. torchlight PROFESSIONS and oratory,
more than ever before. But these things
seemed to prevent that close and compact
organization, that thorough consideration
OF party principles, that appeal to the sober
second thought SO essential to party sue
cess. Experienced politician know that a
for the reasons stated, n also because a
time 10 sure to come when enthusiasm dies
away, partially or wholly. That time came
about three weeks before the election of
1884, and from that moment defeat was a
foregone conclusion. In contrast ia the
campaign Of 1883. The nomination of Gen.
Harrison was not received at first with
enthusiasm, bat day by day he grew in pop
ulaf esteem and enthusiasm became intense
in the last three weeks of the campaign,
The result was a glorious victory. So it
will be this year. have not doubted for a
moment hat the president would be rsnom.
inated.o
Encouraging reports continue to coma to
the White house. Eve New York delegates
who had not been counted among tho presi-
dents supporters telegraphed last night
fhaG they were going to vote for him. One
ct the New York delegates at large sent q
letter IN which he stated there were tfty
delegates in the New York delegation who
would vote for Mr. Harrison. He addsd
that these delegates would not vote for Mr..
blaine II be was q candidate. The delegates
who have been instructed for Mr. Hrrrison,
or who have volunteered information of
their Intention to vote for hum. now num-
Der go. The whole number of delspstes in
the convention will be 800. OF course il ia
we'll understood that If Mr.. Blaine consents
20 the use of his name some of these in
struotions will DO ignored, and many of tho
pledges will be repudiated. But that Is q
contingency the president and his friends
do not seem to fear.
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ULSTER MILITANT.
How They WMl ThwArt and Resist =
Dublin HArllAm mt

How They wal ThwArt and Resist 4
Dublin Parliament
BELrAsr. May 30.-Ths Telegraph pub
lishSd q plan Of resistance TO The mandates
Of the Irish parliament. should such body
b. established. Ths article vas written ~
= prominent Irish unionist II says the
Ulster men will mot allow elections to oe-
our. Election writa will be publicly
burned by tho shsrits. Of counties and tho
mayor Of Belfast Immediately after they
are received. Judges and magistrates
taking commissions from the new sxscu-
tive would not be recognized. the police
would be r~eorganizsd. with special consta-
bles sworn in to replace the regular police.
Queen taxes would bs paid, but taxes levied
by the Dublin parliament would not be
paid, The custom house would be seized
and held until the question was settled.
tho article y I'm the
event Of war the north will b in better
both AZ regards credit and geo.
graphical position. than the south. Bel
fast ID unassailable, while Dublin Ia open
to direct immediate attack.
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VANISHING FOR WATER.
Lost ON the Prairies of Mexico-A Boy
Desperate Resort.

Lost on h Prairies of Mexico-A BOYS
Desperate Resort.
Ell PAso, Tex. May sO.-Wm. G. Bailey,
wife and q Mexican boy, returning from
this city to their home in Pallomos, Mex
loo, lost their way and the boy was sent
with wagon and horses to hunt water for
them. Wednesday night the boy ar rived
at Pallomos almost nude, with a bullet hole
in n leg. His horses escaped from him
and he started ON foot to send assistance to
Bailey and wife. He was suffering for
water, and. to quencn his thirst, shot him
self in the leg and sucked the blood from
the wound. A rescuinR party was sent inn
mediately and Friday evening found Mrs.
Bailey. She stated that her husband left
her the previous day in search OF horses
and water. Several searching parties
started after Bailey, but as yet have not
him.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-31

Dug President HAfrison ID Aas 9ar from
iAvorfna = single gold ssAndard 10 Senator
Teller. I quote the following uttsrAnca ia
~ c-orrespondenos relating "a The arrange
snces n Ii the opinion III aha py0sidenN.
a. 40 bslievas IL 10 thatSo the people 81 che
Waited HtAtsn with angular unanigntty,
thu full uss Of sitvsf al coin metal,
uron 4 ratio 10 gold 10 DO fixed BY agroe-
msnt betwuon the great commercial nations
of the world. would very highly promote
prosperity Of al nations and all classes
OF pcopfe.sn
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-31
Things You Did Not Know.

Spiders have eight eyes.
Gypsies originally came from India,
Silkworms are sold by the pound in
China.
The savings bank was invented by q eler-
gyman.
The ashes of burnt corks make fine white
paint.
In battle only one ball out of eighty five
takes effect.
sales by auction were formerly held by
candle light.
Laplanders often skate q distance of LEO
miles a day.
MOSQUITO has twenty-five "teeth'' in
Ine END OF his bill-eleven above and the
same number belov.-Exchapge,
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The A kh E'r>.


-CHIcAao. May 30.-Business light ON account
of Decoration day.
Cattle teoslpIs. $4,000; heavy export steers
lower; others steady.
Hoss-Keceipts. 35.000: steady: rough and
common, $4.00G14. so: mixed and packers, 81. SO
"a. 80; prime heavy and butchers weights 81. 40
GAS: light, $4.85G4. go.
sheep-heceIpts. 1000: steady, compared with
Friday or Saturday of last week.
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NOTICE TO CRED1ToRs-EsrATE o.
~ William D. Nicholss. deeenaad,

NOTICE TO CKEDfTORH-EsTATE OF
Az William D. Nicholas. deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given by ths undersigned ex-
ecntrix Of the last will aud testament OF Will
lam o, Nicholas, deceased, to the crsdltors Iof,
and all persons having claims against the said
deceased, to exhibit them with the necess airy
vouchers, within ten months after the first pub
lication Of this notice, to the said execntrix at
the office Of D. 3. Wade, Bsiley bailding. Hell
ena. Montana. the cams being ths place for the
Transaction OF the business OF said estato. in the
county Of Lewis and Clarke.
MAkGURET NICHOLAS,
Exscutrix Of last viii snd testament Of will
lam u. Nicholas, deceased.
Dated 18th day of May. 1897.
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lin Il. Wallace and a, nj. IhornburSh, plaintitfs.
Va Michael A. Meyendorf, ct u. defendants.
district court Of the Frat judicial district Of tho
state Of MontanA, in and fer tho county o.
n S H., a in tS G,' .beve On e1 az Ke5h , day q n ~; 4;
I ns' i ftsa aaGl9 1. Walli : 's snd Z. s' S IRera-
iSnaf sna the ,n sapo sscl nsms q Id,an'dan,s eb til a., :
against The defendants. MichseI, A. ,Meyendorff,
ct a., defendants. on the 18th day Of May,
basid Y: i ~, fo oo.t. tn and sun u44orne o. fas S5'o gb;0S
said decree was on the 26th, day Of May. A. D.
1892, recorded II Judgment book No. y Of said
t s1@ss e. ssr R.fe III iets. pIs.. som u pases,s to q EFT l.n al
situate, lying and being in the county Of Lewis
and CLARKE, state Of Montana, and bounded and
described rs follows. to-wit:
Being all those certain. lots pieces or parcels
Of land situate, lying and being in. the 'Lenox''
addition to the city Of Helena, in Lewis and
namRsEs fdl 1ys g; Il nI| g J; ma AZ; seven .aS S2i il bi .s'5
lots having i combined frontage on jerome
p aas funded 81 sfs sna swsn;y! Il fe as,, r fsst' d: :eeord Ct
said L enox addition, now on fle in the Office
Of ,he county CLERK and recorder De ct said Lewis
with all and singular the tenements,. heredita-
ments, and app%urtenances thereunto belonging
Or p n Fly notice Tl:s i z bs1sbp rixen that on rburrd.v.
the Esd day, Of June, A. .. 1892. .at u O'clock n.
Of that day at the front door OF the court house,
MS1eG Y d 1sTIs and y Clarke osds 1o q ssia M sna 'ss.re !
OF foreclosure and sale, eel. the abovad escribed
property, or &C. much thereof ~ may be
NEG sasr. t. e satisfy sSa h',s ssid ~. judf bss, b;;S Nth li interest o,sh
:. Given under my hand this 2sth day Of May, A.
:. ''.-' CHAs. NJ. .JEFFERls. Sheriff.
BY +, i. HOgS, Under Sheriff. ~
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Alexander and william win Meet.

AAVA"AN~E II V4AAAAAM WIZ AeSVs 3a
PARIS. May 30.-The czar's visit to En-
psror William, so often announced and so
often postponed, will take place next Thurs
day. The GEAR will go to KEEL on the yacht
Polar Star and spend A3few hours in the
com pa Of Emperor William. It is evil
dent the meeting will be without political
import.
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XyNWt ~ ~ - - MhHS rEyEG'L. 3NsE353-
there ID no candidate cHAuscrH N. DEEPEN
but Harrison possible 40 long 40 the Clsrk.
soon letter, which, in effect, 10 letter 70 al
rspublicans. stands"
ssYou arc evidently not in sympathy With
the movement to nominate BlainsY'
III I'M not, because there 10 no sian that
blaine would take the place. I am = great
friend of Blaine. Tho men who arc lead
inr the movement are his enemies.
naked with INN while he WAS here. but he
aid not drop a word which bore the slight
est suspicion that he had changed his
mind.W
..When ] ask the Blaine aRitators what
they moan, they declare they are not sure
Blame will accept, but he must be used 10
beat Harrison" q
"nHave they admitted that to you"
.Certainly they have. If you cannot
nominate Blaine they say, IL will kill OF
Harrison, even il Blaine will no accept.
because no president would BE- likely TO ac-
cspt IA offer which was made to one OF his
cabinet and rejected They DO not seem to
realize that rejection Of the nomination
wonld bs q calamity to the party which would
have i depressing and disastrous effect on
4he oanvasa and result in disaster. A
number OF them also are depending on the
fact that no ma ever reisctsd \ nomina-
tion, and that MI. Blaine would be 10th to
the party into confusion by rejecting
! nomination after ii was forced upon him.
i am very frank to say there ia much in the
situation which may not become clear until
the delegates get to Minneapolis. Indeed,
II will not absolutely know what / am going
oSdo myself until 7 get there"
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHEE , ROOus.

FOR RENT-FURNIsHE ED ROOMS.
EOE REAT-kUkNISHED Rooms WITH
/ board. SO Park Avenue. ~
EOR EENT-22 FURNISHED ROOMS OVER
4 Uncle SANS loan office. Call at once 1T
Uncle Sans loan Office.
Eoh khaNT-COMFORTABLY FURNISHED
rooms at rsasonal rates. Harvey block.
arand stress Next door Hotel Helena.
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Ral ths clarkson Letter Ii With
gsa drawn All Blaine Talk Is
@ Foolishnsss.
Only tine Hsoretary's Fool Trisnds
Now Talkins of His Nonni-
nation.
1sanisSussien ~ ths Situation ~ Chauacsy
sa =. Dspsw-Dsisgatss 90 Inatreotsd
Will vofs for HAIRLESS.
Nv Yonx, May 3n.-ChAuncey N. Dspew
sw ~as asked " : Herald correspondent yea
KaRdav whether he understood any change

- been made IN the
Ipolitical situation. He
III quoted - saying: u
know ~ ncns, and !
think Harrison will be
lnominstsd. The men
Who Ara urging Blaine
10 run ars counting on
~inhnensinG dslsgatss in
atructed for Harrison.
SAir- N NV 01iniop.
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FOR EALE-CORNER LOT s0xl25, ON COR
= ner ct Benton and Psosta, for $3.50; north
front. Matheson Il Co. "
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BACH, CORY e co.,
Fine Grocersii and Liquor Dealers, Helena, Montana.

FOR "a sE-REAL ESTATE.
TOR SALE-$7sbs WILL BUY TWO LOTS ON
= Hollins Ayenus, on Broadwatsr Electric
line. batween Grant and Lincoln streeta MAthe-
son d Co.
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BUSINESS CHANCE-A HOTEL DOING AN
- excellent business, central location, first
class furniture. nearly new; dining and Kitchen
equipments for 100 guests; only 81. OOO cash, bal
ance on time. Owner has larger interests and
must dispose Of this. Address Herbert 3. Reed.
Bailey block.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED-TO TRADE HORSES FOa Hell
w ena propsrty. Address B. NJ, this Office.
" AN1kD-TO TRADE 60 ACRES .NEAR
w Great Falls for Hslsns property Steele i
Clements.
WANTED-A BUYER FOR. 4 PIECE OF
fate; close to Main satrsst. VIM. Mnth.
WANTED-A BUYER FOR A PLATTED
w tract OF the best residences property on
west ride; price WAY .dow half cashs balance In
one year. VIM. Muth. agent.
WANTED no BUILD A SIx-ROOM HOUSE
W with furnace and bath room complete for
$4,000 Call and ses ,planss ~ know they will
FOR TRADE-UNIMPROVED PROPERTY
y to trads Tor equity In improved. Steele Il
Clements.
TOR TRADE-IMPnovED PROPERTY TO
y trads Ion unimprovsd. Steele d Clements.
WANTED.THE OWNER OF A LARGE
w body Of low grade, free milling gold ors
wants = Capitalist. who viii build ) mill GU the
property fox . half interest. Apply TO Vim.
Muth. ACT
SCANDINAVIAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
~ 200 BreOkenridse street, near Warren,
1E PER CENT GUARANTEED ON INVEST
IL Ments In amounts from % up. Money to
AIMING d Mcleod. . and = AtlAs block. Helena
Mont.
WANtEp-A CUSTOMER FOR ONE on
w tbs Hs.est residence sites % west eide pxioe
low Tor cash. VIM. Auth.
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SITUATION WANTED-Ry A COMPETENT
~ nurse, who Id not afraid OF disease; price $40
and az per week. Address Or. Cole, First Ma
bank. 8
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~ ~ cock, OhAmbsrmAid or general Aousew0rhs
Y .fsat-clAas coUk with good city references
AdurOes a, ", thin OElcD.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-31

Tor SALE-GOOD LEVEL BUILDING
lot, 25xlA0, for $3.50; payble SIS down,
balance In six months. MSthaann Il Go.