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Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-18

NEW AUVEkTISEMEN1 D cON AO'OA - Bargains To-day-Ewen Mc1ntyre & Co. Daily Chat-Wm Neey Co. Delicacies-Edw. E. Hall & Son: .-.-1 Entertainment-Hyperion Theater
 Grand Shopping Emporium-F. M. Brown Go. Meeting-Committee on Railroads and Bridges New Music-Oliver Ditson Co.,, Boston. Notice-Annawan Lodge. Probate Notice-Estate of AureMa Todd. . Waated-Girl-37 Park Street. wanted-Girl-152 Carlisle Street. -~- ~~. Wanted-Cook-21OC Grown Street.
 Wanted Temple Street. -Situation-47 Greenwood Street. Wanted -Situation-5O3G Grand Avenue. Competent, This Office.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-18
F. NJ BKUWN. U- S- UAMbI-k- F. M.,
 Brown
 Co.

The ladies opened the at- tack at 9 o'clock yesterday morning on China Silks, and the battle ragged all day, regi- ment after regiment of fine figured Surahs, plain Chinas and GIace Taffetas being swept away by their merciless charge. However, we have marched into the breach am other magnificent army of
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-18
The MackinaW

REF FRfGERATOR
 Will reduce it. Suppose you examine it and see all it's good points. They are too numer- ous to mention here, but above all it costs no more than a make-believe ice-boX.
 Have you examined our large stock of
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-18
BICYCLES.

Before purchasing any Bicycle do not fail to see the "Geudron'' Diamond Frames, inch Pneumatic Tires, Ball Bearing. Actual weight, 43 pounds. all on. Price 115 dollars. Beat this if you can Bicycle sundries at Bottom Prices.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-18
F. M. BROWN & CO.

:. BROWN. D. S. GAMBLE.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-04
IN THE HOUSE.
The Consular and Diplomatic Bill Finally
DiApOSed of.

The Consular and Diplomatic Bill Finally
Disposed of.
WASHINGTON, May SIN the house. after
routine business, the house went into a
committee of the whole and the diplomatic
and consular appropriation bill was taken
up. Consideration of the bill having been
completed without material change the
committee reverted to an amendment
off cred four days ago by Chapman (Mich.)
providing that no part of the emergency
fund shall be paid any foreign government
i'll settlement of any claim against the
United tates and it was adopted.
B.ount (Ga.) moved to strike out the ap-
preparation of $65. 600 to continue the pre-
liminary survey for an inter-continental
railway. He believed if the proposition
were enacted into law the United States
would be pledged to the construction of the
RAILROAD and furnish subsidy to do SO if
necessary. McGreary (Ky.) opposed the
motion. Patterson (Tenn.) and Holman
favored it. O'Nslll (Mo.) also favored the
appropriation. After further debate the
motion was agreed to ia to seventy-three.
The committee arose and reported the bill
rs amended to by the house. The bill wae
then passed. The senate amendments to
the army appropriation bill were non-con-
Cured in and a conference ordered.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-04
High water In Illinois.

OTTAWA. ILL.,, Nav. Sat moo to-day the
Fox and Illinois rivera began rising rapidly,
nearly two feet OF water being made be-
tween 1880 and two O'Clock. From that
hour till six O'Clock the river rose from fou.
to ak inches an hour and reached 9 stags
higher than ever before in the history OF
the city. Tho entire Illinois valley from
the junction Ct the kankakss and ll,inoi.
thousands OF dollars worth OF property
were DESTROYED. In Ottawa several manu-
featuring establishments wers Obliged to
shut down and the electric railway. some
two miles in length. is under water from
two to seven feet. People 81 bottom lands
were obliged to vaoate farms and water. ut
nine O'clock, in many instances, was within
but y few feet of the houses. Arise OF one
foot more will necsssitate the vncatin2 OF
many homes. A sweds named johnson
was drowned last evening while halpinR re-
move stock from an island in the Illinois.
The river is over u mile wide hero and at
Utioa it is nearly up to the city. while the
river il a mile south. No serious damage
is anticipated in any Of the eities, as the
water has not risen over an inch since eight
pscl0ck
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mRx1oAS s1LvER-LEAD ORES.
Bill to BE Reported Putting Thorn on the
Free List.

8-
Bill to BE Reported Putting Thorn on the
Free List.
WASHINGTON, May {. ~ Representative
Whiting (M1eh.) has prepared and will
submit to the house the report of the ma
iority of the ways n mean committee,
recommending the passage of q bill to
place on the free list silver-lead ores when
the silver exceeds the lead in value. The
report says the Mckinley law imposed a
DUTY of one and q half cents q pound on
lead or silver ores, with the results OF in
creased and increasing injury to American
smelters and all interests connected there
with. The use of silver-lead ores for
smelling the dry silver ores mined in the
United States is an imperative necessity.
and they are not only required as raw ma
terial of smelling, but an essential tool
of the industry. That every smell
ter must secure this tool, and
as as the domestic supply does
not meet the demand, heavy importationa
Of Mexican ores are made. Now, however,
new conditions confront the smelling in
terests of the country, and threaten, unless
the relief proposed il granted, quick trans
fer arross tho Mexican border of a largt
proportion of the smelling industry, to The
great injury of American labor and rail-
roads. and other kindreds.
1.-The result of the Mckinley act has beer
to benefit foreign interests and injure ou'
people; and unless quickly remedisd in
furious results will..be past cure" In con.
elusion the report says that while the bill!
will not sure the evils the present law haf
created. if promptly adopted it will modify
the injurious effect upon our home indus.
tries.
The foreign affairs committee suggested
this concession would probably be OF ad-
vantage in securinR reciprocity with Mexico
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THE conference REPORT
On the Anti Chinese Bill, Adopted in
the Senate, Thirty to
Fifteen,
Senator Sherman Gives Els Ren-
sons for Not Voting for the
Report.
The House Dlsposes OF the Consular and
Diplomatic Appropriations Bill
Other Washington News.

WASHINGTON, May 3.-After the usual
morning business in tho senate Morgan
called up the presidents message on the
international conference as to silver COIN
age. Kyle then proceeded to address the
senate in favor of the free coinage of sill
yer. Tho conference report on the Chinese
exclusion bill was ttien laid before the SEN
ate. Az soon az read Sherman stated that
though a member Of the conferences COM
mittee he Was not able TO sign 1t, he WAS
very willing to provide any necessary leg
islation for the restriction OF Chinese labor.
but he thought the bill had dome 30 very
broadly. He Hooked upon tbs introduction OF
Chinese laborers through Canada as an IN
suit to the United States. Such incidents
created excitement which some day would
be the cause of great difficulty. Those who
believed the United States had the right to
to trample on 4 treaty and disregard IL
might vote fer the conference report with
out ~compunction, bat he did not feel at
liberty to do so. Dolph defended the re-
mort. Dawes opposed it as being violation
of q treaty. Vest was not disposed to vio-
late treaties. but considered self preserva-
ton the first lawsof nations as we'll as OF in
dividuals. Palmer could not vote for the
conference report because of the provision
thas Cinnamon coming to the United States
could not be admitted, also because OF the
provision for the arrest Of Cinnamon not
provided with certificates. The vote was
then taken on the conference report. which
was agreed to. yeas thirty, nays fifteen.
The nays were: Bate, Call, Colquitt. Dawss,
Dixon, Frye, George, Gray, Higgins. Kyle,
Palmer, Plat, Pugh, Sherman and wilson.
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Various Views of the Tariff.

WASHINGTON, May 3.-Democratio mem
bars of the ways and means committee lis
hers of the house express their views on
tariff bills pending before the committee.
1t was made evident that that the ia quite
q number of democratic members unfavor-
able to reporting a free lumber bill at this
session of congress. and at least one mem
Der opposed any reduction in the duty on
barley. Opposition to the lumber bill
came from North Carolina and the great
lake states in the northwest, and on the
ground that the duty should not be taken
off unless compensatory benefits were given
by a general tariff reduction bill. The
committee was urged to place refined sugar
on the free list and make lower duties on
thread and steel rails.
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Money on call easy: closed offered at IA;
prime mercantile paper 3A@5; sterling ex-
change easier; 6o-day bills. $+86A; demand
$+SSf4,
CHICAGO CATTLE.
CHICAGO. May 3.-Cattle Receipts, 1000;
steady to shade stronger: prime extra steers,
Sl.S0ep4. so; good to choice, S4b064.l5; others,
$3. 70@3. 80: feeders. $3.0G@3.75: stockers, 81. 50@
3.26: COWS. S.. 75@3. 80.
Hogs-heceipts, $4,000: active. steady; rough and
common, 81. 00@4.S 80; mixed and packers, $L45@
4.55; prime heavy and butchers weights. 81. SIG
sheep-Rece1pte. 11.o0o: dull; 150soc lower;
Texans. $5.10; westerns. S6.00@6.S0; wethers and
yearlings, st. 50@6.S so.
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHroAao. May s-close-Wheat Steady;
Conrn@Higher: cash. 31h@s2H1sc; July. 4ohc,
~Oats-Steady; cash, 2ec; July. 28sac.
Barley &c
~Pork-steady; cash. 1885: July, SO. 72h.
Iard-Steaay; cash, ST .l2h; July, s.. pa.
Shonlders-S4 50el5. 90.
Short clesr-S6. 17H@6. 20.
Short ribs-$5. 821a@ 50.
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Capital Notes

The treasury bought $4,000 ounces of
silver Monday at 1872 to .8740.
The senate committee on finance has not
vet considered the tariff bills passed BY the
house.
Mr.. Springer presided at = meeting of the
ways and means committee Tuesday, the
first time since his illness. He is beginning
to look like himself again.
The senate committee on public lands
Monday reported a substitute bill to in
dsmnify settlers on the Iowa river lands.
The substitute provides for a state court ia
be appointed by the state, and q sum not
exceeding 5000 is appropriated as the
share of the United States.
A bill was introduced in the senate enti-
tied, 20 bill providing for the p,oteotion OF
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Land Grant Roads Protest.

WASHINGTON, May IA proposition
made by the house post Office committee in
the postal appropriation bill to reduce the
compensation of land grant subsidized rail-
roads for carrying mails from eighty per
cent of the rate allowed non-aided rail-
roads, as tho law at present provides, to
fifty per cent, awakened vigorous opposi-
ton from the land grant railroads and
they are protesting against the tproposed
legislation as unjust and unreasonable
To-day representatives of a number of the
railroads appeared before the committee
and stated their reasons for opposition.
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FOR


business GHANGE-A HOTEL DOING AN
ID excellent business. central. location. trat~
class furniture, nexrly new; dining and kitchen
equipments for 100 anasts; only $4,000 cash, bal
anoe on time, Owner has larger interests and
must diapose Of this. Address Herbert b. Read.
bailey block.
ToR sALE--A FEW HUNDRED CORDS OF
l. choice dry yellow pine wood on cars here.
II. nj. Hill. Clancy, Mont.
I-OR SALE-HOuSNHOLD FURNlIURE
II for sAla at a bargain. Call at I'LL N. jackson
street.
EOR SALE-HOuSEHOLD GOODS. WITT
IL cooking stove and ~utensils; everything must
he sold. Private sale 1t Sal Hillsdala avenue.
EOR HALE-PARLOH, BEDROOM AND
kitchen furniture for Fale, complete for
housekeeping. Cheap for cash. EOS Sixth ave.
Tor SALE-ONE OF THE MOST COM
/ plete sawmill plants In Montana. On
account Of failing health / am compelled to
CLOSE out the manufaotprinE part Of my business,
ated near Ginn.bar. ,MontAna- Evorything, In
complete running order, with plenty q timber
near the mill; everything for successful opera
ton at hand, including stsam motor and one
mile Of track: easy terms can he made TO re-
sponsihle parties: lumber will he taken in pay
mlent for the entire concern, 1t 30 desired by
parties buying. Address \. Goughnour. Living
ston. Montana.
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THE MARKETS.
-- STOCKS

NEW YoAK. May 3.-Bar silver. s7M.
~Copper-Duller; lake. $11.e5 bid.
Lead-Firm: domestic, S4.25@4.S0.
The stock market was again apAthetic. The
bears made a drive at Northern Pacific common
and later New England, with material results.
Edison trust shares were active, but the close
WAS dull and barely steady after the raids, with
most prices but slightly changed from the OPEN
ing.
Governments-Dull; steady.
Petroleum-June closed 57A.
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win Not surrender the Flags.

VIII Not S~urI6nueF Ih6 1E1KA%
CHICAGO, May &.-The red flags seized BY
tho police Sunday, promise to become
subject Of controversy IN the courts. A
delegation representing the offending Or
carnations called upon Chief Of Police
MoClnughry to-day and demanded the re-
turn of the flags, hut received instead a tart
lecture. They promised to rsiterate the
demand tomorrow, and il met with a re-
fusal, to swear ont y writ of replevin.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-04

INDIANAPOLIS, May 3.-Charter elections
we're held Monday in many Indiana towns.
Returns from fifteen towns show that Mont
pelier, Edinburg and H%auphville went
about as usual. Dana and West Indiana
show republican gains. Democratic gains
arc shown in Shoals. New Castle, Rockville,
Danyille, Spencer, Cambridge City, Brook.
Vile, Winamac, Knighstown, Linton, Sulli-
van and Liberty.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-04

the silver mining industry" providing that
the secretary Of the treasury shall purchase
such silver bullion only AZ ia produced
from ores melted within the United States.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-04
HELENA WHOLESALE MARX ET5,

HELENA, May 2. 1892.
Granulated sugar, u 1W........S 565
Pilisbury's Best flour, y l00..... 3 Is
Montana -four, R 100 500. 2 rs az 40
Corn meal, white. W 10O....-.... 81
Corn meal, yellow, " 100 20
Bacon, dry salt, % b........... 0oI
Bacon, smoked, " b ............. 0o:
Bacon, choice breakfast, q rb....- III
Hams, W 10,
Lard, prime leaf, u th........... 10
Canned tomatoes. u case......... rs
Dried peaches, peeled .......... II @ IL
Dried peaches, unpeeled. ......... OF q N8
Buckwheat. +. ............ :. 4 q
Honey, white clover. combs, U h. 70
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D. c. Rodriguez & Co., of New York, cigras
have failed.
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WANTED-A BUYER For A PLATsrED
tract OF the best residence property on
west side; price way.down; half cash. balance in
one year. VIM. Mutt. agent.
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NOTICE--NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
~, that the undersigned has been appointed re-
ceiver OF the late firm OF GREENWOOD. Bohm Il
coipt for moneys due the said firm.
WEI. MUTH, Receiver.
STOCKHOLDERS MEFTING-THE AN
~ nual meeting of the stockholders Of tho Iron
Mountain company for the election Of seven
trustees to serve for the ensuing year and such
other business 40 may be introduced in accord
snce with the bylaws. will be held on Tuesday.
May 10, 1882. at three o'olo,k p. m. at the office
0f the company. rooms 5 and 4, Bailey block.
Helena, Mont.
r.. q. HALE, President.
H.. A. LuKEAA 6acretarx.-
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WANTED--TU BUILD A SlA-ROOM HOUSE
with furnace and. bath room complete for
$1,000. Cali and SEQ plans; We know they will
suit. Wallace 6Ihornburgh, Denver building.
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w lot for n good driving horsa, harness,
buggy, etc. Inquire at 1921 Livingston avenue,
city.
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MADAM DEl4GARDA - ONLY EGYPTIAN
~ fortune teller In Helena; oAn DO consulted
in person on lawsuits, matrimonial ventures.
etc., from, 10 =. m. to ~ p. M; consultation 81.
10 State street,
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EOR SALE-SsOO, FOR AN EXCELLENT
corner, hOxl25, in Broadwater addition. one
block from electric line. Matheson d Co.. Dem
ver block.
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w ANIED-1O TRADE 80 ACRES NEAR
w Great Falls for Helena property. Steele 4
Clements.
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WANTED-A BUYER FOR A PIECE OF
w inside property; Just the thing fora row Of
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-04

Z lots on Alta street, 40x1o0, at $500; payable
$3.50 down, balance in n year. Matheson q Co.
DanNHr hlnrE.
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WANTED - TENANTS FOR %FIVE-ROOM
w furnished house. also fvo-roorn unfur-
nished house, good location, fine yard, Apply
rooms 10 and II, Granite block,
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SlTUATION WANTED --ENERtiErlC WO
~ man; good cock, fine honsakesper, .woult
like place In or out Of town. Address ~ n Rod
ney street.
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ZOE SALE-SCHOLARBHI I'm THE Hell
l. ena Business College. Call at this Office.
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TOR SALE-CHRI8. KENCK ADDITION;
i some choice lots on Highland street at $500;
one-third down, balance six and twelve months.
Matheson Il CO., Denver block.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY GOOD COOK.
~ in hotel or restaurant. Address IL, W., this
Office.
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Fon

w nished rooms for housekeeping to party
without children. Address NJ. X. g., care indie
nenlant,
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TOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PROPERTY
= to trade for equity in improved. Steela.4
H5s@
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.
Advertisements undor this head three times

SITUATION WANTEn-Aa HOuSEK EEPER,
~ BY 4 woman who thoroughly understands
cooking, Inquire Mt Ststars hospital.
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. bank, Of Helena, Nontana, plaintiff, W,
James w. Conley. Catherene Conloy. George L.
Woolston and Mary I. Woolston, defendants,
decree OF foreclosure and sale issued out Of the
district COURT of the First Judicial district Of the
snd S Ct Moa'a On t il '2 ga fa asy sh q 'o %pTi,. Of 4 L'T g.
1892. in the above entitled action. wherein tho
Second national bank of Helena. Montana. t,e
Conlsy, Catherens Coniey. George l: Woolston
N En !; Woolst9 95a2. d fa1 az sam on Of a. sss IT. sf, by e..
sides interest. costs and attorney fees. which
.sid decree was on the 2lst day Of April, z; D;
e t:is sell 'e III hat 1t c essai l lot. ! p im or parsei 81
ts%i,, 'i sna G lY,nE and s. ssinx Of n a No Ssnnty and ID
bounded and described as follows, te-wit.:
A certain parcel of land composed of = part
Is q ne sefslo Ct range snas't thrss IS 81 xe. : ia hes eounts and md
state aforesaid. and moro particularly described
rs follows. to-wit.:
beginning at point in the south line of Breck-
snridge street, from which the northeast corner
forty Qo) degrees, forty-hvs ub} minutes east
nine hundred eighty-sesen and 7-l00 l97s1-100)
feet; thsnee %os.tyw4nrdly forty.two Ga, feet along
thence south nine-throe feet tys) three () inches
to a post; thence west parallel to tho south lins
1 post s't tSeaoe north t19f To- the thHs'y pIss. 81 q BEGINNING esi1 IL :
being a frontage Of torty-two az feet on the
south side of Breckenridge street, by = depth
Of ninety feet and three inches between parallel
lines.
Together With "a Al and %sinsulas ths tsnemep Is,
longing or in nnywise appertaining.
Public notice is hereby given that on Saturday.
the 14th day Of May, A. D. 1882. 1t IL Q o'clock
M. Of thas day t the front door Of the courthouse,
Helena, Lewis and Clarke county, Montana, l
will. in obedience to said order of sale and decroe
Of foreclosure and sale, sell the above described
property, or 80 much thereof ~ may be necessary
to satisfy said judgment, with interest and cotts,
Given under my hand this 2ad day OF April.
A. d. 1872.
CHAS. NJ. JEFFFRIS, eheritf.
BY RALPH g.. JOHNSON, Deputy sheriff.
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NlTUATlON WANTED-RY WOMAN TO Go
y ont by the day In families. sl8 N. Ewing

GlTuATIONS WANTED-AT ONCE BY FIVE
~ good girls. "a Edwards street.
GITUATION WANTED-GENERAL HOUSE
= work or chamber work, Address No MA
Raleigh street, Z
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TOR TRADE-IMPROvED PROPERTY TO
y trade for unimproved. Steele & Clements.
yIANTED-THE OWNER OF A LARGE
w body Of low gradet free milling. gold ore
wants 9 capitalist who will build ! mill on the
property for o half interest. Apply to VIM.
Muth, agt.
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WANTED-BY A SOBER AND INDUSTRI,
w GUS young man of 25, q place to. work Of
any kind. Address +. s., Grand Pacific Hotel
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EOR SALE-S2. 500: NEW MODERN DWELL
ing, hall, five rooms. with bathroom fully
equipped, hot and cold water, sewer connection,
gas. plumbing, corner lot on CHANGER street, four
blocks from court house: only $500 down., $50
per month. Matheson & Co.. Denver block.
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Il ing and large barn with lot on Peosta ave-
nue.; $3.50 down. balance on time at 8per cent.
Mhthaaon Il Co. --
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IlTuATlON WANTED-BY PROFESSIONAL
p nurse: not afraid OF contagious Diseases.
No, 70 S. Raleigh street,
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EOR SALE-I HAVE SEVERAL NICE les
l. licences on the west side for'sale at differ
ent prices and terms, iarties wishing to buy a
home will do we'll to call and sec what 1 can Of
fer. Wm. Muth, agt.
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EOR sALE-A LARGE NEW HOUSE ON
J. prominent avenue; has all modern improve
ments and is in good condition; price very low
and terms to suit; a snap. w. Z. Cox, Gold
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HELP WANTED FEMALE.
XMANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE.
w work; wages $25 per month. Call at 721
Spruce street. -
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SCANDINAVIAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,
~ 206 Breckenridge street, near Warren.

WANTkD-SAW MILL. AND LOCATION BY
w mill man where there is good market, or
accessible body Of timber. Give full particu-
lars. E. NJ. Brigss, Salt Lake City, Utah.
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TX PAR CENT GUARANTEED ON INVEST
IL ments in amounts from SIS up. Money to
loan. For particulars call or address Mcdonald,