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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIo's EARNINGS.

Washington, Oct. % CspecaD.-The Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Company's statement for the first
quarter Of the fiscal year. comprising july August
and September shows gross earnings, 81 100000;
operating expenses 81 1858 900; net earnings, $685.,
600 All fixed charges for this period amounted TO
s70l 900 Surplus, 1857 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

PHILADELPHIA AND READING STATEMENT.
Philadelphia Ocl. 2s.-lAe statement Of The PM
adelphia ana Reading Railroad C0npan; Tor the month
.! september I-03, SHOW, gross traffic receipts H.
lS49o2 SO: trafic expenses. IL 073ilo -; profit IN
operating II OOl 49, 81; receipts from other sonrcee
ea0s5Ols: making the total profit for the month";
Nl12332 81. Against this is the charge SJ,G17 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
r y BOWFN'e NEW POSITION.

Boston, Oct. 2a.-President Parsons. OF the New
York and New England Railroad, has appointed t. b.
Bowen general manager Of that road. Mr.. Bowen was
formerly connected with the Rome, Watertown and
QHiensburg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
NlisccIl1ncons

ACADEMY or MEDICAL HYPNOTISM.
20 wet "Vih-,t-Dr. MCCARTHY re-.
,cF's hlWl' am patients d-ll, Vacancy
for 10 All Llardsf THURSDAY evening".
lHPnoh' mp rineltal elias. sclncc
Nv lNILOfOliN'a detective and law
aP'h, divorces, speciality; ecparatlons. de.
.Ili"h,' Nlf support. damages collcr-
tom private Information; an court. con.
n1rh'al 'nn-ult.iion free. - Na,.au.,t.
Eophs. Old books, magazine. Of every
ipuon torghti back number, Of msg1.
Liilr- supplied. SILKS HOOK IN.
rOhii " li7 Gth.syc.
MRS. DE RUE give, massage. electric
ana ~ water bath, e. ladies only. 100
THE BEAMAN LAW COMPANY. 40
Hf"sd"ai Equitable BuildingJ. attend to
idN Wduers Tor every STATE aud abroad.
Also Sia'ea' Commissioners. ENcnlnrs. go
broadway.
MANItD.- Aldcfney, Iiolstcln Ayrshire.
UU1 nnr,, miising stock. LAMAkTlNE
NoNTMpkfNtiE, Englewood y. !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
INVESTIGATING RBCEIvERsHIP AFFAIRS.

san Antonio, Tex. oct. 2s.-In the investigation OF
Antonio and Aransas Pass recevershlp affairs
Receiver Yoakum Yesterday testified that he and Ne
Namara paid ont S2l 900 toward the reelection Of
Judge King I'm whose the receivcrship existed.
and reimbursed by Kennedy, a stakeholder. not
cent being paid out Of the compnny's funds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
Giir Real Gsiaie 90 fet.

,,roKN iSHED HOUSES near ONCE also
SsuIilshed homes and fat. SIEFENo'
ese., cor. 93d and 10th sts.
70 WEST slST- ST.-Four-story, twenty
ieet mont, facing south on Menhsttan
re IN perfect order. ready for immedia'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
nelp -0GnIe0.

ANY LADY of. rJJNO MAN wanting
lJla-1d, hon, work and ch0nce y quietly
earn e5 70 f2u weekly in -larc time. Or flr
steady employment Without any c0nhas,ing.
WANTED-iadirs and young men to
take work al their own homes pleasant en-
ploynent at good prcr>; -Nber:once not
iecesslry, and no cur 1t-s!na. Add e.s ior
particulars STANDARD MAN I FAC J.
iHING COMPANY. Lock Box l07. South
rIfninpham. Mas ,Enclose -tampJ
Males.
AGENTS and CASVAS>ERs male or
female - 70 - dilly !r,olut' -.rr ~.
eKo usve terri ~ given. to' parlop.Ws
addfea, !. PUTNAM & co. M9s, Wlns,ci,
Conn.
FARMERS SUPPLY DEPARTMENT.
Mercantile Agency. 3r' Washington -.
HrOoalyu. have single inFiA hands and several
together oa farms and erntlcmen', country
residences at nominal rates drop y, Inc
whai you want satisfactory r"-uits :usrsu-
ted help supplied freo 20 "nployersa
FBTE To EMPLOYEES NJ lie hap OF
ali Mnis carefully selected and sen, fo'
interview; emroyuent all kinds 9u.Iliy
procured 'or rcu. MUTUAL AGENNf,
s3i Broadway.
FIRE. TO EMPLOY Ei;> Male help
O, e,sry e.scrlpf'on. ~ Offices .bses
factories ann. ho'ol. AID ncohNnica worS
carefully 49, ted ami sent Or Interview,
city Or country cmL,"ycr, -, Va once Vs., We
established and reliable. 30 Broadway.
corner sih-st.
NGN WANTED o ntt,. steamers ID
London anf Liverpool n "o'" Tor 100
la,-igr. - '.". "i'n--i
WAITED man .clualntci with
architects U N,w-Yoln CO., AID hrooI'n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
FURNISHED Rooms.


APARTMENTS en-uile or single with %
without private baths. - Fast 29th-st, be
tween 5fh and Madlson aNos.
FAMILY owning house would like 10
rent room 10 single gentleman or student.
1913 West 45th-st
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED front hall
room 10 let % gentleman. l2J West
i7th-st.
IMPEROYAL RESTAURANT. 46 West
t.-Ilandsomely furnished rooms with
bath.
IN PRIVATE FAMILY. large front
alc0Ne and square rooms gentlemen pre-
fefrcd reference. 2lD West llth-st.
2lST-NI. liS EAST. To rent. large
room. furnished TO single gentleman I'm pri.
vate house; references.
37TH.ST.. 81 WEST.-Newly furnis she'd
sauare room, 10 .oi. vii out boz d, 10 gentle
men: references required.
3srH-ST.. elG WEST handsomely fur
ni-hcd l1rge and small rooms; all convcn-
fences; g-ntrI hou-' hrraAfa,t optional.
~ EAST 5SrH-Sr.-ro bachelors .
newly furnished rooms. adjoining bath
together or Nugly; a'.o hall room, In nrst
class hous". with owner.
95S WEST 3-TH.ST.-N Newly furnished
rooms. - and - parlnr; permanent and
transicnts; excellent location accommoda-
tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
u)ork Wnnlc0.

Males
\ BLACKSMITH wants situation
la- hid eAnrrrn,r Adrr-s III TER.
Hotel Eutli Is oreen"i.h--t.
DETECTIVE. Of dgnt year, police
and civll ,Np iicuce. wants Diet ttltc Work
n any " IL, braa,ic-. Address DE-
rECrlVE. - Nassau So. Room lo95.
ACCOUNTANT pNp.r,. opens. writes
up and clo-es books. address FELTON,.
~ Lihcrt'-~t. Room 80.
nLNrLrMAN 81 middle age Pc
sponslbir and ttilb.c. dc-iic, u position
10 al office reference AMI security sal
,rv moderate. Anir - - II Tribune
ciilcc.
\ MAN. 10 year. odd. With 20 year,
experience In office Wink 40 III details, d..
sircs permanent e crIcnl Or other executive
ierr.d salary no Iefltc Address COM
rErENr, +. o. Bon 257, city
RTisT.-valuabl, Old palntinr. restored
T. ni,t brillliian c' AZ 'q lc, changing or
a s1a"a 'f %r q Co. W.T. asd, ss'0 ana
A MGDDLE-AGID American. good op-
pearancr " luts position ~ trust il capa-
Bile Of handling ni"n OF ,"I"cting. or any.
thing not drgiedlng VIII work for snail
pay. Adlrc7, \. H., Ho> :. Tribune ONCE.
A YOUNG MAN. 30. would lyke a
IO@itiOu illlNk 70 no any Nii'hts T. ~.
BARLOW. .3S nNad"n'. hfooAlyn.
I0i7NG SNEp... .I"9ning tair Eng.
ll.h and German wants . situation Of any
ind rood p.niran vil'lgg to work. Nd
drcs- SWInF Tribune once
NAkIN Foreman or 30 ond hand on
10 Llnl, Of Trad and cake, city or
rountry. O@5 ath.aNc.. ring i~t bell.
pooKKEEPER of sonc experience
,,,nts noslfion si.aly. rcliehie; Al refer.
cnre.. Nddrc-s \. ". r.. 90 f9th-st..
Brook yn -..
uooKKFEPEE nnn rSEtCL~MAN-
T.. RENRDSLFN T. rrv-'t.
ROY 10. wishes -iuiaton IN any bu,l.
rr.. with chsuc" l"I az ."n''h"ht. Au-
dre.. T.. NOLAN. 'nN "d.nN".
noY. 10. would liAe position In an
,,',,t. Addrss, y. H.. Tribune oaicc.
..,,, led nr,-, ani Distribute type. /. II.
iiNkNEY. 6li PHli-aie-a'' 20, Jersey CIV.
CARPENTER. FNpercnce1 In al
tud' n rrryentr worN CARPENTER,
go> 10 Tribune once
,.pTNIER- Fir-trlr-s man. viii Civ.
r,o.ouahlc estimates on alterations IT,
Z C.. best ~ tri,rrnc" from custom
GERRY, ~ Bi""chcr.st., near
Bloldvav.
f,UpFNTEE aui >INlliBt lLDEH Of
-, nee want, on engage mcn'. MAY,
,ti rulton.st. BROOKLYN
-,nrI~TIAN YOTNG MAN (2D de.
siruatinn ~ assistant IN Office or col.
-. Al references. Address W. II. L.,
Rhine Uptown ONCE az Broadway.
-gfEEK.- by a Young man In tea
* wears experience: highest city
,''or.nrc. BAILEY eco West 24th-st
rnNPOsITOR.-A deaf mute, with
-, r>ucrirnce desires to fuish tIade
''uEuIiNGER. 30 >trtNe-ant-st. barber
,h1p. ---------
-npTGGIST. Relieved. - wears ~.
In. A. proprietor b"-t ~ reference.
PIT RYCE 10 Eat l2tth-st.
-rvGINTER want, situation; nrst.class
-. Al differences understands all kinds
iic'In,'o,,.' ,lng- haN" been working for
OF -" WhItlock in factory In Mlri0n-st..
u" ,bc IA. years have had 20 years
10, Hence. +. ALLEN, - Spring II.
rNtINEER Position liz printing Office.
vii, MCINTYRE. go 'th-st.. B'Nyn.
-yXCIYTER desires position h. run
~. hnlldlng. apartment house or factory
,o ON, ci;v reference WIN. T.. McklE 41S
Yves, 37th.st. -.--- --.--
-yypERIENCED SHIPPING CLERK;
,ter.tsnds storage bookkeeping; whole
y. a mouse only. A. IL n. Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
Go Get for Bnsiness purposes

IOFTS.-New 7-story nrcpfoof building.
IS II. 'flnt by 65 deep; god light. pOwer
steam heat AMI esyator cool H.. atiOl, 10
TO 1872 Mott-st.. near Gfuud ~. Inquire
A. MUTZ, 81 Eillabeth-st.
OFFICES AND DESK ROOM TO LET.
TRACT HOUSE
$50 Nassau.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

COACHMAN.- who has DIS.
posod OF his horses, desires 10 obtain a good
situation for hi. coachmdn. whom he can
highly recommend sober, honest. industIiOu,
AID capable. j. SnEhNAN. 6i Leonard
I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

WAITRESS and CHAMBERMATp- n,
q thoroughly competent young wom.D
has best references. Please call 40 Gth,
ave. uedr i2d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

tOOK-USEFUL Imam by thoroughly
competent English Protestant couple "ife
excellent cook and launGless man useful
ia or out doors, hor-es. plain gardening,
milk, &c: best references. with MID.
TYLER, BAG Oth-aNe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

COOK and MISUNDERSTANDING, 4,
MAID and WNrEEN~.-hN Sil,@,,, DOH .n5
leye best city frler,',', h''1 % Gtb.aye.
obfsing, ci'y preferred 80
lst-.f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

WAITRESS nice appearin,
young woman. Whiting only in private fanss
ily In the city understands. courses salads
care NJ silver &c. excellent civ ress,
enccs. Call IRwlN'S, - West Iith.st.
YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN will -
out BY the day. week or month, muE
sleep home Cell Mrs. CARLY, Lee -
ave-. TOD door. tanA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
domestic 6ltuationB Oantee
Females

COOK BY an English Protestant woman.
recommended from last employer as neat,
economical cook for city OF country soups,
excellent bread, pastry, &c. With Mr..
TYLER. 3iG cth-aNe.. above 2lst-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

WAITRESS. BY young Swedish girl
take buffers place beet " tpstjmonlajs
a. 10 sobrletv. honesty and capahllIty. Ceii
or address 3i5 ith-syc., bet. 25th and oeth
ats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

COAtHMAN aud GROOM By steady.
sober young nan; willing tn he generally
useful thoroughly understands his bUsl-
ness IN every respect; good city driver :;
best OF references from former and last en-
ployer. who CO nbe seen. Address NJ, ITO
East 41st-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
Conntrn Reel estate 90 Ltt.

A. ROsELLE. y. IA ll-t-cla-s nous
10 r 1t ld rooms al n I'D in Improvements :
4 I. acres 81 land, -isbic, &C. 3 Wihlt,
fr,n depot. On NOrih-?te.i aN"1 WIN li4r'
nDI'L. l43 Liberty-st
tJEt,bSr resiG.1iee a. sacrifice; II
r,on.- > arres; begutiul view, near Bcr-
naIds,iie, =. J. LENT, Bcrnard,Nlil".
y. j.
NORNfiTOWN. n. j.
For rcht fOI IL winter, gentlcmml's
IN cnnycnler, 8 large stable. and sev-
enL ,rrc. Of Iska dcslrsbly lDcated Ad
dress j. HENRY JOHNSON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
gitn Real estate for Sale.
l'r okl.yn.

FOR SALE.-HOUSES--3 .story and ba,e-
Icnt artistic stone houses. Just completed.
spham-aye., near SiuyNcsant hard Wool
YIN, bay windows In back parlor: great
efgsir terms 10 suit examination solicited
xauty on premises or I, MITCHELL &
hhRR. owners and builders. T4s Putnam
"e. open daily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
bnSlueBs Y nduCes.


ALI KINDS OF STORES and stocks Of
merchandis' bought FOR spot cash who's
sale or retail stock. ~ =. Oi.ELNWALD,
ohce. 40 2f.aVr., New-York city.
AZ ESTABLISHED OFFICE BISf.
Mss. clearing from 400 o. 400 monthly.
can lie bought for III 600 owner golne TO
Chicago; investigate uiis. AdiIr-a OPPOR-
TuNIIf. Tribune once.
ATIENTION. CIGARS. BARGAIN-
t211 VIII bay Newark, y. H., stock bust.
ness and hNturc7 now. uf centrally located
cigar store excellent opportunity. HODGES,
1877 Proadway, Room ..
FROM siOO UP.-ryceptional oppor.
tupiiy even for email capitalists 10 invest
f. safe legitimate. extensive, far resc ming.
profitable msnufse uT.ng Industry. 200 PER
CENT, Tribune Once.
HOTEL. ~. Augustine, Fla ~ rooms
choice location lease and furniture. 81 800 |;
rare opportunity business established and
profitable. j. w. ATWATER. % Liberty.st
ICE-MAkING and REFRiGERATING
ushir. Many ~ operation, giving great
fc-ul,. very slmp . construction. Address
STEELE & CONDICT, 90 Pssrl.st., Jcr.
soy city. y J.
MAN. 20 good steldy business habits
can Invest $1,000 In partnership or take
employ meut experience In new paper and
palrf-making materials. o.. care J. Mac.
Evan. ocala Fla.
w - - 70 nave lilll suit cleaueG and
prr,..d send postal and viii call :.
SMITH. tailor. 800 Canal-st. near B'vay.
HtNfAU RANT. Oyster ana chop house
uptown. JOHN If. MOORE. l'Gc East
HroadWny
SELLING orr. EEMOVAL.- Rollers.
ENGINE. siram-purpr new aud Cd work
promptly 'N"cutrf my improved CRATE
bars. manufactured all sizes. Apply or ud.
nr-, LESLIE IRON WORKS foot ~
Ntonb"n--t. jersey city.
"TIIEEE ~ \ TIDE" Some took H.
a. u. Hood with tho zen TDl.phor. co :
ithri en- with ~. OK TO FORTUNE.
Bon 10. Tribune ONCE.
TO RENT i'of one yoar. or q sor,es ~
,'"f', q romrrt'lv furnished and going
rot hado-,- LYNNE CASTLE. Pass
Ga i-tian. Nj.
WANTi u. Hair million dollars for new
n'bl nWufac,ufllg. paving two or three
nuh"i'd lrf cent address CDNFIDEN-
1IAI., Tribune Onicc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
flat 10 Get. ,lufnrnlsbeo

A i'TY.-THIRD FLAT M seven
rooms bath at ~ Fast 32d-st rent
y, 100 T. session. Janitor or THOMAS
ECR eRsON. 81 West goth st
IVES PARK FLATS, l2i and I2s
west blhst.-Tlegant stssm heat eie.
vssor ssrS desir.bls. Amply 70 ,anitos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
boaro Uanieo.

WANIED.-Two rooms with hoard, for
mi wet SIDE, near boulevard OF West
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-15
AND 50 THEY WE'RE MARRIED.

Joseph Gollopp Starts for Frisco and
Falls Into Matrimony.
Joseph Gollopp, an Austrian, living u
East Hslena. has boon paying devoted at
tsntion to MiRo Jaklie, Of the same place,
for quite q time. Recently the woman
asked Gollopp to marry her. stating that
she was in a delicate condition and that he
was the cause Of it,. Gollopp, who il only q
youth. bought a ticket for San Francisco
and made preparations to leave for that
place yesterday. The woman and her
friends were too quick for him. They took
him from the. cars. carried him before
Judge Fleischer. and there the woman
swore out a complaint against Gollopp. All
first he denied tho charge. Judge Fleis-
cher gave him tho choice Of three courses
70 marry the woman, to give bail for the
action Of the district court, or TO 90 to Jail
to await trial. He decided to marry the
girl. who insisted On the ceremony taking
place before . priest. A license wal Sc
cured, and Rev. Lawrence Palladino united
them in matrimony.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-15
HURT AT THE AUDITORIUM.
A GonffOld Falls With u Hricklnye or and
Two Helpers.

Two Helpers.
Thomas Carlow, bricllayer. and James
Anderson and John Root, helpers, wore hurt
yesterday a~ftarno1n by tho fall Of n aonf-
fold on which they were working al tho
auditorium building. The three men were
engaged near tho front Of tho building put
ting window cap into place. IN rolling II
oyer Tho platform they must hnyo Jared
tho scafioldinR, which gave way with n
crash. The men, the heavy stone cap, and
9 quantity OF bricks and mortar ill come
down in a heap with the broken pieces ct
scaifeldinR. Anderson was the worst hurt.
One OF hia ribs was broken, the thumb OF
his left hand fractured. and his face
scratched and SCARED. Joseph Evans,
tho contractor for the brick
work, had Anderson removed to
St. Petar's hospital. Carlow received Sow
srnl bad cnts about tho head and sprained
his ankle. He was placed in a hack and
taken to his home on South Rodney street.
Root struck the baok of his hend in falling
and WAS Knocked unconscious, remaining
In That condition half an hour. He was
taken to his boarding houss on Raleigh
street. and has practically recovered from
tho shook last night. The distance tho
mon fell was twelve feet.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-15
AT THE UNIVERSITY.
What the Students Ara Doing Outdoor
sports and Studs

FFNFI
MONTANA UNIVERSITY, April 13--The
beautiful weather han invited tho students
TO outdoor aports almost entirely during
the past few weeks. Cfoquet. waiting
poles, marbles, and balls are all popular.
Tho study hours are we'll observed, owing
to the oft repeated injunction, 'tempus
fngit," aud VIC nre nearin9 tho middle Of
tbs last term Of the year.
The new atudents for the term are Miss
Newkirk, OF Whitehall. and j.. r.. Murphy,
concluded tho term for which she entered,
has returned to her homs Mt WhiteSnlpLur
Springs, after n few days visiting III Helena.
Miss Clara Damn. who pursued the normal
course during the previous term, retul ned
to her home In Biuckfoot, but was at once
elected TO tale charge Of the district school
at Garrison.
Revs. Jacob Mills and q. X. Van Orsdel
sarent an evening at the university after the
last meeting Of the truHtees.
The military compnny has become quite
expert in the manual OF arms. and target
practice will be begun coon. The swords
aud drum add to the soldisrly appearance.
All outdoor gymnasium IL being fitted up,
consisting of d ropeladder. quoits. vaulting
bar, climbing rope, and combination of
trapeze will stirrups. rings and seat; also
spauiding's chest expander and spnrring
Days for indoors.
Thos. Couch, Jr,, and Ned Spencer, of
Great Falls, have gone home to spend thu
Easter holidays. Ned Couch has returned
homo for the rest of ths term.
Prof. Gao. Ryder has had a protracted
attack of la grippe. but is convalescen
now.
Mrs. VIM. Rollins and son, Alcuin, arr
visiting friends at the university.
Miss Nellie Slemons, of Butte. ID OK
pected to spend Easter with friends here.
DR.. Geo. Crittenden, wife and son, with
Miss Eddie Woodruff, who have been visit,
ting Prof. ]. G. YempIeton's family, re.
turned to their home in Nashville, Tenn.
last Monday.
Or. Tower spent last Sunday at Billing
IN the interest of the university, returning
on Tuesday.
Rev. j. s. Lynn, who recently arrived
from New York to minister to the Presby
terian church at Boulder, spent Bunda,
night with friends here, and gave a mos
excellent discourse to the students.
Among our friends and visitors we hnv
recently welcomed Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Mac
Knight, Mesdames Fl. ". Wheeler, ingram
g. 2. Ellis. .: Y. Moore, J. =. Wilson
Miller. Miss Cuthbert, Messrs. Max Sarter
Fort Logan; Hallett, Helena, and MI. ans
Mrs. Will Norris. Helena.
Arbor day will be appropriately observed
BY tree planting, and the preparatory worl
for flower gardening.
Several students expect to spend tn,
Easter vacation in Helena.
The Pedestrian club is making a fin
start; early morning is the f~ayorite hour.
OCCASIONAL.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-15

J. A. MacKnight to Assume Control Of
4 the Mining Review.
j.. A. MacKnight has acquired a control
ling interest in the Montana Mining Re,
view. and will succeed DR.. G.. @. Swallow
as editor and manager. During DR.. Swal-
lows management the Review has taken 6
high place az an authority ON mining mat
ters in the state. The doctor found, how.
ever, that he must either surrender his bus
mess as a mining expert or the editorshir
Of the Review, and as he had the opportun-
ity to transfer the latter to good hands be
did 80.
Mr.. MacKniRht, who has been employed
TO write q history Of mining In Montana for
distribution at the meeting Of the mining
congress, will visit all the mining camps in
the state in that interest, md will also fur
nish the Review matter on the various sec
lions. The Review will shortly begin the
publication Of a story dealing with South
American mining and range life, entitled
1.-THE American Prince"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-15

Say, did you see about those two big tur-
keys the Boston Fish Market has got an or
der for? What will that DO about thoua tur-
keys? Well, ! will tell you. Next Saturday
you'll see them passing here through Mnin
street. We'll, whore will they be served up?
At my old boarding house. And where arc
you boarain92 l am boarding Mt payno's
hotel ever since VIM. Schabert RUM ii and
that's where they will DO served next Sun
day. Mt 1890 O'Clock. Say. Is tina hotel put
ting up good menls now? They say there
you get tho host md c%lcnnest meals Of any
house here in Helena. because tho proprie-
tor has got no Chinese admitted aud ID only
buying the best mont,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-15

Clothing, Furnishing and Fancy Goods
Almost Given AWAY.
NJ. Lissner has moved the stock Of goods
owned by him to 81 South Main street and
is almost giving them away. Fancy goods
are being sold at % cents on the dollar,
clothing at SO cents on the dollar II fur
nishinR goods at rs cents on the dollar.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-15

Lace curtains have taken a mighty drop in
price is the general opinion expressel by thoaa
who have seen the Bes Hive assortment and
priOess
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H.
Be Refreshed.

The SO baby carriage at the Hive cannot be
duplicated at the same price in eastern cities.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-15

Ladies' fast black seamless hose 20 cents. Hest
value in the city. Butcher q Bradley's,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-15
CHEAP FOR CASH.

Mrs. Anna karstsdt, midwife, No, go:
N. Rodney street, Helena, Montana.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-15

If you need a baby carriage go to tho Bee Hive.
You can buy them as low as $6 so.
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Halo, Fred

Weeks celebrated flower seed for sale =,
eastern prices Mt II. NJ. Pnrohen Il Co.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-15

"Artlstic. Healtrlfui Dress and Physical
-. Culture"
by Mrs. Annie Jenness Miller, on Tuesday,
April II. Elegant gowns shown, made by
Liberty. of London. One dress shown IL
embroidered by the women of CONSTANT
iiople. A Chicago artist has requested per
mission Of Mrs. Miller to copy this gown In
his painting for the Worlds fair. A rainy
day dress, business woman's dress, school
girls dress and a mothers gown will bo
shown.
Reserved seats for tho Miller en-
tertainment arc now on sale at pope IL
O'Connor's. Seats rs and 50 cents.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-15

Ladies' misses and children's spring under.
wear is now displayed at the Bee Hive at bar.
gain prices. -
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-15
WILL CHANGE HANDS.

For fresh and clean grass seed at bottom
prices 60 to 81. NJ. rarchen g Co.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-15
JOTTlNGS ABOUT TOWN.

Skimmin & Essig, dentists, Sixth and Main
Lady assistant. Teeth extracted painlessly.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-15

The celebrated Foster kid glove. five hook, i
selling at the Bee Hive for $t.25. Every pair i
warranted and lifted to the hand. '
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-15

Every one can afford to carry a silk umbrella,
advertised in another column by the Hee Hive.