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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08
rUork Uanlc0.

u,rnyoon ~'I..,, v,.,e. , 10
a -i.Yn a. o. foreman fol- Dn1t.a. tor li,.
mr - v,af.' tNifI.'lrr 900 oil bran hD- "
furniture and liSuo-. Adde'S, O. g..
LINZNIR. g.. 10 DltcIhl---.. d.. 20.
kii-' T.. /.
nIt.p-rISFg ......,r .,. oe.,e lnsIr,..
\ n,t rro1.,.rr al. ,rf.f, fI.r h. lo.,lug
- 1...liir' O., ,au .o IL ,ru hr,.
.t,,h.u. f6,f sin ban .,c.t .atlu. n.t4.
none. .n 70. adde's, D.. III No. some. y.-t..
J0-.y Cig.
~ INrfLLl0INI ~,ead.ns,nn ulut.
n ,.l na., nsl.. 81 any Bind. 4. =. Boz BE-
,...,.,.,.,-..o,.,. ....
\ n'..ri.n 10, . t.... nar "a. .n a ~a.d
Lu-ftr- bu.-a. 1'..a wfItrr .aIr.l4fo. +.
gu.N- otn,l.b and Inal..L and ~ ~Nter-
.,nr,d. Nj. ti..r.t rci.f-Lr,- - ~ 'haf.
actef. ho.,,ty ,ud ooDa. ilits moderate -al.
ait to l...n. AId d.. 10. -r5. Iqa4t.
ehlc Binding t''-
A ~~I~ lhH BDONk LrTf OF Office ~
n slsfaut df-IfN~ In- NOn. n si-f Itr- 70
c.,nce-. pDOi o. rupn. nlll.u- o. "ofa
-inali -'laf, h ,hfl,r ~ .d '"..'.n.ii eau
VI ''''' ~
LITERARY NAN would edlt momoi.,
~ write puupui-t, or put lrIolt- boz
proper form. i- ai-' prepared :. furnish
eaNic snd -ut1'-'isi- a. =, H'',r,'i w.! -,
,''. ~" ,,.',,n',.,rirI nm.
1880 " ,gd.' uI[SkpO 'i,ii,ne
ono
'.'''' -. ,,..,. go. Ill. ..-,.,..-
\ iD' Ia -, " ~ t,...., I'm ri1rs ~,
- ,i,...i ', anS c,',
49, 49, W iistIn ,t'',
T-.lr.. O0lc..
* kNEEICAY- o. .tfictIg Temperate.
4 LIN, r-r.r.rr.. ana .yperieuee a.
,,,rbusn and useful.uau desire, 70 chang
m. -itustior r,u run tenn boiler. sd
dr-ss JOHN HAIEN, Knabs IIo'eL
Wh'to-tone, l.. /.
e I%VlIIIGETP Vf'SSIAN wants
\ u,-t,'rr NJ an, Eind -p~ak- Ger.
-. ,,,d ro"ish * l. r.r' 81 4.
IcVenthal 81 Hcnry.,t'
. rI.r .,oRRF,pOXpEN In Eagi.h-
n g., rfs. AID froacl. scouaint.d With
1t~Itsr a,d cr.r,f.h want or. i,lovIl ont. L,s
aoot ,,r., pi.i1e.s cy,,ricuce civ
refernccs. address VI. r.. Box ID, Tri6-
une once.
800, ,,..,,,io....,. - t.,,,
4 span ~ p.nhrLhi VINO l"'hS M
.,in,l IN anu D'n','.''.f corr ondcnt, In
voice cle... or Translator. Address b., Box
60 Us Hfoaa~oy.
C,,-....-.-., y !, ,.af-' ming
n win p,f,u.. Would IKE situation "a
VLolr.nll house. TO grow MP With business
v. C.. 5Gl Wc,' l7tl--t
gcoi-Nfr ANT Trul1rm.nt wanted
a tr,,rolory ~ t,.r,nr.cnt ly nf.t-cla-.
account ant Of many years cNpeIlence; nnu
i1cirnoe- a. % eD'l;f ana eh"iu'Di'
Alif''- H. 4ilo"hs O"'''
. CCOJ NT~ Written 49,. boots p'-td ana
~ ba anS'ru ora '.u Us ,'I'Ir'| H n,,Tq
cNpeilrhr'n h'' o""-'''D' - - '''''~i
10 ra7t -'l"-'t.
. SSis'iANI BHhIINDlk want sitGa
"A uoh ia coca nous WI 49, ~ q
,hlhrr o. au''n..",,' 4, - 81 c,, o,o
An0frrs n. So 'tif 81 N""''' 10 49, ''.'"Nr'
a TvDrSTHIOTS =. U.recomncnd,d
IN
~ 'oure man - col ego s"uN''" -V.th-
ihg g. rnan ana Eng 81, Nl'h. -ii''' %"
Nirl' 3" ~ aiu hvir,l a. ,"ii
AeG re-, 49,
LII Hi''" ~
DAETENDLE.-n y uofoushi} expert
a. ~ n'", ,.f,,.,pe f,i or ,ddrr.,
-" - - ,s,c nan, no. tth-alc.
-. - 80
ID OI Gvrn'n, u u ohtha ~ county,. "iHts
- ,ii,.i Sif pnfi.h I'D Ia, .
nlsI'i AdJ,'.. I1UN IAHYi *
L iilt.,i',,. 49,. pronsiy" \ Y
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Go fst for Business purposes

GlX LOFTS TO LET.-Oood location;
- steam power. heat elevator. good Aeh';
Leonard, near Ccntrc-st. [. II. SIMMONS,
ITO Centre-st.
FvNO LEr.-five-story building, 5OX75 3li
L and 3i6 East I'D st.. suitable 10. le1i
nianufse uring or business now occupied
piano manufactOIy. Apply az HOl.-
TOMS, 305 4th-aVe.
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UUork uOnnlro.


Females.
DOOKK EiPER.-Threc years expert
ID cncri would Ike position una efstini-
Office work hr-t reference. :. L., i y
1850 Ne"-NOrk.
ASIfTfivS position wanted by IA Ainrri.
y con ladt salary. no object. hc-t 81
RS rencee. Addr W. H.. Tribune OHlce.
HIGHLY recommended lady Of great e.
IL hcicucy In ollie routine. J. le.'rr ia
'af.. responsible position. ar-lft% engage
mont hddrr>. ". l.. 40 A.drlch Court
- Broadway.
nfANICrkING.- s .tuat on uant-d Ly
va Young LADY o. do m1nicur.n- AZ r'-si-
o uc's; 30. Ac1rc~ = Joia-cmon-st..
hrooklyn.
=. TENoGRAPHEE an rNrEWRITtI;
- de.re- pr tien ir'tci',, ~ ey'r,
experience + T.. ?. %. Box 300
- II.NOGEAPUFR and Remington tyJc.
- writer: ha- some knowledge Of boot-
keeping. willing o. assist ~ once NCfk (;
n,st reference. salary moderate. Lou ISA
MAS. SOC sa>t 0'th-et
.,rENODt,l.H "a yogn- ad, having
- oN;orIcuDc. d.-lfes u Position ~ .ten-
nrr,.,t e Mover Ad .r"ss sTFNO,,-
KArHEg 3.3 NfTon..t BiooNin.
S,ILNOCEAru-R Remington type
- writer desires ist.tri'tt poe. Ton I
y.ar-. experience in lf-frl1-- business
house: ~; all. - taking cl'it" ~ com
n,-' references. NJ. j.. - W. ~ TT
yI-ANTFD .D.u,raI cM.. sot. bt 70
w plan. I9li1 writer o. .0in" KNOW
etcc % bookkeeping Atdn.-- J.. -'~
H.isin"i--'.. Bi"Dtitn.
WIDOW want. work - r'a Office. o.
w won. .r r.-f1rrllt un ~'H'nr F'r
can oI adde's Nj. J.. IT,. IC l-t-t.. south
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08
Citn Real estate Go frt.

Il OR RENT. furnished house for three
L years u strictly private family cou-
pl T. and ecgdut. uIcNcr pt enable neigh
Tor God never rented b,fOr'; no AGENTS.
Address H.. Box -, Tribune once
oCSES TO LIT. uniurniehed and I'm
I L Dished desirable To- dt4Ons. FOLSOM
GRO1HERS. S25 BloId way.
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domestic Gituations Uante6
Males.

pANIToR.-Msn and wife wish position :
y capable OF taxing Full responsibility man
very handy best references frc 'i<, en-
plOYer. Ioll or address j. w, oai~ 80. e
hNI lLl.lNr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08
Connlrn Real estate 60 fct

AT MONTCLAIB 0len Ridge -tluon..
n positively the most unique h0u.c b.
I" rented this season moderate M. Apply
TO owners, TALIAFEHRO e MUTT, rs
Ero,dway.
- 1DGEFIELD. CONN.-Furi !shcd h-lI.r O.,
81 to rent. Gotta c.- f.i sale also -
acre farm. - n.u. l.Uf .it... Il.
IVhtfi village: two hours distant
McHARG. 1877 Broadway.
ITO LIT or FOR ~ALE OF Hudson. One
hour out; large house. 10 rDOHs rent
e 900; also cottSge. furnished : rooms.
rent $500 carr gc-hous". fre lawns. fruit
and cBr1cn beautiful river view; near de-
lOt II. f.. DE GRAAF. RoHe,v Bank
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Real CstGtf 10 Carhanuc

A PRETTY, MODERN BRICK RES
"a IDENCE iu lovely Village. interior
81 STATE. uncncuinbered sale AZ ST.. 600 or
exchange for Ncw-I0.k o. Brootiyn res
idcncc property. Folio GOlj. PHILLIPS
& WELLS Tribune Building
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Real Cstate tlJanteo.

A LARGE ard small houses and fats
"a waited imned atclV; espOnsl bile .en.
ante Obt9lned at Everett Directory. r.. \.
DALEY, "a Wcst 35th-st. Established
1850.
w CODED land wanted instruments $40
w near depot. not more than 10 miles
from New York City. 4. o, Bon 10. Tribune
ONCE.
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Citp Real estate for Sale.

oUSFS POR EVERYBODY.-3-s
III cabinet finished. West side houses
$40. coo ~ $4,000 bargsins. STEVENS
gSn-sVe.. cor. 93d-st. 9th-aVe. and lo4th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08
Business Chances.

4 CCOUNIING.-In all branches Of bust.
hess NouhdHnti4.. special "SI \
tODks posted, tangled accounts sopstG'
balance sect, complete exhibit. W. II.
BENNfO III. public acct. 1879 BroadwaN.
w PROCURE CAPITAL FOR ~ 81
w NESS and manufacturing purposes,
negotiate Industrial properties. form s1ck
eol4panics no CHANGE To INVtSIoHo :
rcotrrnces. SnEHWGN & CO.. $50 IL way.
CD 0O0 ~ 5000 SPECIAL
tSZ, WV CAPITAL wanted b =
reference, ample security. and 700 70 BOO
per cent lroMt given. Addrcs, FINANCE,
"a Church-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08
ijuslncss Chanres.

A NEW short-ai -tancc telephone; can De-
a ,ola complete for SO, capital wanted
10 manufactgre cal. ana see the same IN
use. Mr PEACH, % Hope.st., BOOK
% RERRATICNS OF Mrs. WHITE"
AThu~dqy evening al Hypnotc htance,
3lG Wet j9th--f.. DR.. VI ,AHlHf W!I
present the hi-t'rv 81 this case. MISS tic-
CAKTHY, soloist
A GRAND SUCCESS. $500 to 5000
"a wanted 10 manufacture new sporting
enterIrisr FOR SUMNER TcsOrfs. btri00 .-.
9c.: can BE- let or sod fright. projected
by p1t'nts caA handle yon. own ,'p.ia'
call aId see The sane. f-'NtNIDN, Z
roweis-st.. Brooklyn. y. !.
AZ OLD.ESTABLI>HED manufacturing
y business roqgiro- 40 900 uddiuO. al
c3pltal; investment secured al.d T. pen cent
SOE WoId building
- TIER sTORE.-h hr-t-cla butter
ID store on 2d-3vc. To- sales pi'e ica-
,orable: good business milk paving al
,Hprn.es. Inquir" 2Is East l2o,h--t.
SkLSINt~>. staple - wheat. wants re-
lass income ana money secured. 'all I1-
day. PRINCIPAL, 80 Bioa""ay Room %.
AFIIAL ANA rAElHLRS procured for
Y terminate business ruu p. -o-. coipoin.
Tons formed; all c.9e-s. oi hu~in''- sud
without publicity. Com, Z" h'fnq i'ft'I''
GEO. II. BILL & CO.. Times H1i!dins.
HAPITNL AND PAKINIEo FHO.
\ CURED. sud 60 porat-Ol- iorm'd. ioi le-
Ultimate enterprise; businesses -,lo
quickly. without publicity; no cha ." 70 iu-
t,stGrs. {. fENTON PAI1ERsON,
World Building.
u STABLlSnED BUSINESS. fancy. dry
~ goods m-IfIerv. g.. i.a4.nl street,
iow pricc goCl reasons for. selling no auc.
ton dal,r, noticed. A1d:c \. II s..
Box l9C. Albany. y. Y.
IRlATFST BAKGAIN ever heard Of.
VI The Old established b0aidihe-hpn'. -
Great Jonesst "a rooms ior b., ,a re P s,os
notify. CAL and see for yourself nc iin-
mcnse business done. J. W MOORE.
.-oCD OPPORTUNITY FOR engaging in
In l,roGtabIe manufacturing business, con
tolled by patents for man Of Ably anu
means W. H. MARSH, P@fk Piaee.
OFFER established, reputeble' profitable
business. suitable for lady or e nJlr-
nan 1900. a. v, BOX 80, 1rbune once.
0YG gKANtH. y. J.-WANI Ed
R,yer store and bakery and other store.
> 1 80. - 800 81 800. Iarticulals OF WILL
IAN LANE, 2lG Brosd"dy' Long hf'he"'
y j.
DARTYER wANTED.-Energetic, Young
n,an with go coo f0r established manu-
t,.tnrinc business. where IL can be shown
,h.t thr output can BE- sold at piDnt
S'ste, than 80 per cent. Address II. Co.
ToX .. Tribune Onicc ------
n AGTY who has influence with con-
L tractors and can oman W ,'',o io art,ng..
1rs on railways. sewers, Hc. lbrie, afr'n1 .,.
r,enfs viii be nade. Address LABOR cAiS
Of Tribune.
nAEE OPPORTUNITY for the purchase
IL az a live. active and profitable mani
featuring plant LImn1ins to ." eD DenS For
oil narticnlars address Ell UIOk, r.
q Pox osj. Trenton n }. -
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LUpTh iUuIlirU
Males.

Males.
v DUNG Man. age Il. wishes situation
- WhOe,a.c hol-e. r'a estate or in
-4fahce OLcc LC~t leici".cc. Address
JphN NJ .r..i - Sth-st.
NOUNG MAN. l.. not afraid Of work.
io. n.nt, ro,ition Nh SI1Sx Of 1 az,
Grana-sse.. Erookl}h.
w NJ Man Ge-iro- copying To do ou
Remington No. tvpeN urT special
attention given 10 copying for authole.
uini,.".-. So. work done a. home. REM
INGION. Tribune Ohr".
N0UNG MAN wl.he- position a, ,hip-
i ping clerk o. porter. or ANYTHING else has
ne best OF references. II. ht.NHI,hs,
80 Iito--t, Broo~iyn.
NoUNG MAN. % o. feif duoation and
years experience Ia giocar store.
desires situation cf any Kind where trust
learn best n reference furu.-hod and r..
state..t. Rutland. 1T.
NOUNG MAN go wishes position as
collector or cashier; cNp'ricloed; >
years references: bond, If requird. Nd
~ vi on COLLECTOR, 3+J East
o...u .AN, -. WISHES situation
i a. anything. l.. SliLPELACk, 4l5
East 39thst.
VOUNG MAN. ~. vel recommended.
I wLhcs a position IN onice or store. u
wholesale o Importing house. CHAS.
NOsER. A. Perry-st.
NOCNG MAN 10 would IKE place Su an
! Office a bookkeeper or si-ttnt; best
references. MILTON NESSBAUM, 1886
East S7tb--t.
NOTNG MAN would Ike situation A.
bookkc"per or shipping clerk has bad
- years experience can furnish best ref.
Fences. Adde'S b.. Bon 10, Tribune
once.
v OrTG man. 2s wants any job. Address
K T.. ~ Fast 31->t
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G(iscrlldneous,

q ENTLEMFN wishing 70 dispose II
~ thoir loitOf-clothing at fsir value
ain please call on OF address. EDWARD
MILLER. - Gth-ave.
y NPFRiFNC Ed PHYSICIAN viii H.
II cor wnY invalid with beyiDn NJ luus
trouble FOR travel or sOIourn in healing eli
mate. Write 70 u. W. :. 5. Tribune once.
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flats 60 Get, FURNISHED.

ISO-l52 EAST -ST.-Gsrisn fats !:
ICU elegantly furnished. icons. with
BATH, 10 1T by month or week.
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flats 90 Get, tlnfurnisbe0

- LACK BUILDING. Pol Ffth.aVe.. ep.
- trance l East 2Sll-st. sunny apartments,
large and medium size.
T. LATs no LET. unfinished and fur.
L nished desirable locations. FOLSOM
BROTH EkS $50 Broadway.
1IS TH-ST.. 10 to 2 EAST (Madiscn
i Id and 18th ayes. ELEGANT new deco
ratiye hats: rooms and bath convenient
30 or 6th-sve. l. stations desirable Local
Ity; rents only 40 70 SZ3. JANflOE.
Jersey City.
ELEGANr single flats u le. al Nos 3oJ
large, light rooms; priyat, halls bathroom
plenty OF closets superior finish and furnish.
inVs finc lOc alItv hall a block from park
not far from ferries; rents from P33 10 si7.
Inquire OF jsnitors
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Boaro tuanleo.

VIVIAN r.D.-Two connecting rooms. with
w board, within three blocks l25th-st. l.
moderate terms. Address 7. o. Box 2,570.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-07

CHERIFF's SALE-THE MUTUAL
~ Benefit Life Insurance company. plain
tiff, Va. Harold Z. Raymond and Butt
Raymond, defendants.
Under and by virtue of an order of sale
and decree of foreclosure and sale issued
out of the district court of the First judicial
district of the state of Montana. In and for
the county of Lewis END Clarke, on the 10th
day Of September, A. d. 1892, In the above
entitled action, wherein the Mutual Ben
eht Life Insurance company, sho above
named plaintiff, obtained a Judgment and
decree OF foreclosure and sale against Har.
,old L. Raymond and Ruth Raymond,
defendants, on the 10th day of septena-
Der. A. ID. 1892, for the sum of S70S.4 5,
besides interest, costs and attorney tees,
which said decree was on the Goth dsy Of
September, A. D.. 1892, recorded in Judp-
ment book No. III" of said court. al page
-. | am commanded to sell all that GER
lying and being in the county of Lewis and
Clarke, state of Montana, and bounded and
described AS follows. to-wit:
Lot numbered ak (6). in block numbered
eight (sl. OF the Joseph Cox addition TO the
city OF Helena, Mont, according to and as
described upon the official plat of said
named addition. now on file in the manner
provided by law, In the office of the county
clerk and recorder OF the said county OF
Lewis and Clarke Montana.
Together with all and singular the tsne-
ments. heredltamonts and ap%purtsnaness
thereunto belonging or in anywise appsr-
tanning.
Public notice 10 hereby given that on
TUESDAY. tho nth day of October. A. d. 1897,
at II O'clock H.. of that day, Rt the front
door of the court house. Helena, Lewis and
Clarke county. Montana. / will, In obsdi-
enoe to said order Of sale and decree Of
FORECLOSURE and 9Al0 aAlI tina ahnwA IA
scribed property, or 30 much thereof a.
may DO necessary to satisfy said Judgment,
with interest and costs, TO the highest and
best bidder. for cash in hand.
Given under nv hand this 20ih day Of
September, A. ID. 1892.
CHARLES NJ. JEFFERIS. Sheriff.
BY RALPH g. JOHNSON, Deputy Sheriff.
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plaintiff, VS.. \ lillian L. Steele, as e aeauo'
81 nf,.sh,fe. estate Of Nary nm tokert. deceased,
schwsbe, her husband, G. G. Swallow. Fred.
sohimpf. Carlo ,Morrelli, John Lerrick, John
kohsn and Joseph o'Neiil!, defendants.
Under and by virtue of an order of sale and
decree of foreclosure and sale issued out of the
district court of the Fi-st Judicial d strict of tho
s,aie " "a Ion an abs in 1 shd d for the he county of Lewis
1881, in the above entitled action, wherein Henry
9. Moses, the above named plaintiff. Obtained q
against William l.. Steele, as executor of the
estate OF Mary Arm Lokert; deceased, Martha
her hur fessr' sohTaoe sw snd Fred IA 4. sschhwsbs,
Joseph uNsili, defendants, on the 18th day Of
september. A. u, 1897. for the sum of 81, 0sg. 70,
besides interest, costs AID attorneys fees. which
said decree was. on the l5ta day of September.
AID. lesl.. recorded In Judgment book No.
manded to sell all those certain iotr. pieces or
parcels Of land, situate, lying and being. in tho
and bounded and described as follows, to-wit:
Lot number one %, in block numbered seven
ca, OF the original townsile Of the city of Hell
ing a frontage OH Water street of ~fifty-ons (5D
feet, rrd a depth of sevonty-throe as, feet.
also lot Numbered two @, in block numbered
haying q frontage N Water street of lift six (5Bl
teet, ard \ depth of sixty-nine go, feet accord
Sns said named %townsite. which plat in nov on
flo in tho manner provided by law, in the office
of Ire county recorder Of Lewis and Clarke
county.
Together with all and singular tho tenements,
hero iitamenta and appurtensnces thereunto be-
LONGING or in anywise appertaininR.
uhlio notice 10 hereby given, that on Tuesday
the 9Th day OF October, 4. 1907. at u O'Clock
IN. of that day, at the front door Of the court
house, Helena, Lcwis and Clarke county, on
tana. ] will. in obedience to tsid order of sals
and decree OF foreclosure and sale. sell the above
described property. or no much thereof as may
he necessary to safety said Judgment. with in-
for car In hand.
Given under my hand. this 4th day of October,
A. ID. 1879.
CHARLES nj. JEFFFRIs. sherIn.
ny hALrn u. JOHNSON. Deputy Sheriff.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-07
T EW SIOUX
u CITY ROUTE
. . EAST.

Passengers for the East from
Helena and other western points
will find the NEW ROUTE via
SIOUX CITY and the ILLINOIS
CENTRAL r. r. not only desirable
as to time and equipment, but ons
of the most attractive, passing
through Sioux City, the only Corn
Palace City of the world; Dubuque,
the handsome Key City of Iowa;
Rockford, Illinois, a new manufac.
turing city, that has become q
"world within ITSELF" and Chicago,
whose growth and enterprise is
the wonder OF the world. With
elegant free Chair Cars, and Pull
man Palace Sleeping Cars on every
train between Sioux City and Chi.
cago, and with a close connection
with the Union Pacific trains at
Sioux City, the
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-07
A PUNCTuAL RED MAN.
He Taught His White brother q 100000
Lesson on Being Prompt.

He Taught Hts White Brother q $40, 900
Lesson ON Being Prompt.
Matthias splitlog. chief OF the Wyan-
dottes, lives in Kansoa. and being known to
possess about 81. 000. 600 worth of property,
Ia called the wealthiest Indian in America,
shys Harper's Young People. Although
over 20 years OF age and unable TO read or
write. he Ia a keen business man. by his
H~hrewdness and ability he has acquired
large tracts of land in Kansas and Mif.
souri,. houses and lots in Kansas City and
has money invested in a number of paying
enterprises.
The white men to whom he gave a $780,
QUO lesson in punctuality had persuaded
him TO sell them n certain tract of land
for $40, 900. and were to pay him the
money at 10 o'clock at a bank in
Kansas City. On the appointed morn
ing, a few minutes before tho hour named,
the old Indian entered the bank and
took a seat, with his eye fixed upon a clock.
The capitalists had not appeared when the
hands of the clock reached tho hour. Az it
began to strike the old Indian ross to his
feet, and ut the last stroke of the clock he
promptly walked out of the building. On
the street. less than a block away. he met
the men who were to buy his land hurrying
toward the bank. They begged him to re-
turn with them, but he refused. saying that
If they still wished to deal with him he
would meet them at 10 O'Clock on the fol-
lowing day at the same place.
This time both the white men aud tho
Indian were promptly on hand; but when
agreed upon for the land, he told them that
while $140,O GOO was yesterdays price, to-
days price Was $3.50. 900; and to these terms
they finally were compelled to accede.
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A LAS sUMMONs-IN THE JUSTICES
n court OF Helena township. state of
Montana, county OF LOWS and Clarke, be-
fore b. +. Woodman, justice of the peace.
A. L. Smith, plaintiff. VI. 4. ii. sharpe,
defendant.
Tho state of Montana to the above
named defendant greeting: You are hereby
summoned to be and appear before me. b.
+. Woodman, n justice OF the peace, In and
for the county OF Lewis and Clarke. al my
office in Helena, within ten days after tho
completion of the publication Of this sum
mons, to-wit, after October 4, 1892. then and
there to mako answer to the complaint Of
A. l.. Smith. the above named plaintiff, in
a civil action to recover the sum of sixty
eight n SO-1O0 dollars. for a balance due
for goods, wares and merchandise to the
Kalispell Mercantile company and assigned
by tho Kalispell Mercantile company to this
plaintiff, and interest at the ratio Of 10 per
cent per annum from January LIST, 1892, to
date by reason of payment having been
long and vexatiously delayed and withheld,
said &C DDS, wares and merchandise having
been furnished to defendant at his special
instance and request; and in default thereof
Judgment will be rendered against you, T..
II. Sharpe, the above name defendants, for
the sam of slxty-eight and 5000 (S69. SO)
and interest at 10 per cent. per annum from
January LIST. 1892, and costs of suit in this
behalf expended.
Given under my hand this 10Th day of
September. A. d.. 1892.
b. F. wOODMAN,
Justice of the Peace of Said Township.
ID. s. HEPNER, Atty. for Pltf.