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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED PERSON.
w position in linen room. housekseper IN small
sG Sas. e
WANTED-BY A RELIABLE GERMAN GIRL.
s,1aOn sosE es ii s %sSsrssr i. an
bet: 6th and an. 5 and ST. II.
WANTED-A POSITION AS DRAFTsMAN IN
an attorneys Office so9d xosn suass s csl a:
VNTANTED-AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
w for cooks cbambermaids. waitress laundresses,
s4 sisGEf r. a. Sss
w cooks. chsnIbermaids. waitress. nurses. I.dyS
s %aa fsom sss sS sh g. r
WANTED POSITIONS FOR CAFE WAIT
..rs sslesmen aso french and German p%sds
g0vsTnr'ssess;o SIsl'r' japanese gardeners BUsN
WANTEp BY YogNa coLoREp Man; a
.nss. xddre:. e. y +. st.r once 'e issoss:
WANTED PAN moo Cash 10 ANY ONE
merce commission. Address W. H. T.. Star once. IT.
XVANTEp-sITUATIoNA AS DRIVER OF MILK
Sass s, by o; A. experienced young man. Adass''
EANTED-PERMANENT SITUATION REQUIR-
w ing as,ricty honest. sober and industrious young
eIanicai tools; references given. j. ". W.. s.ar
WANTt .[,ni,la, K RES cSLoEEP
W. s.. Star ONCE IT.
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED
.s... n sdd1sss So Star once
WANTED-BY LADY OF BEST INTELLIGENCE.
w an accurate calculator and legible penmsn.
experience in 6ooifeepns and understands typewrit
ING POSITION in real estate or loan ONCE salary mod
eo,ored man. position as janitor for offices or
suildins Can furnish references as to honesty and
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN OF EIGHTEEN
w years. position in real estate ohcs references
required. Address R. E.. Star office. It.
WANTED-BY TRAINED NURSE. MAssEUsE
;;sss:$ mail only, MISS as
WASIIIEDsaaBY LADY OF kpTSATIoN AND
hnd IN the dining rSo ;stsns and A..
WANTED - BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED
ment. IT.
Az. and cutter SR ladies' and Esn's garments, Ad-
WANTED-BY A LADY. EXPERIENCED
struct in vocal and instrumental music. drawing.
painting. &c. Address ALPHA, star ONCE. fel92t'
WANTED-sITUAIION By LADY WITH SIX
w years experience with well-known author, as
amanuensls making abstracts, preparing copy" for
snces, Address hEANUTNs1S. Star etice feis -s
WANTED = By AN .EXPERIENCED FRENCH
w professors comfortable room in exchange for les
ffi e
ofnce. fel9-.ts
WANTED-MRs- sTORER DESIRES TO FIND
w good place for a young nursery goyerness; lust
arrived from Geneva: she can teach French, German
and music APP y at 16i29 Mass. ave. fel6-eoJt
WANILD-A POSITION As ORGANIsT IN A
w Protestant church: also pupils in music, aud
painting IN all its branches; by lady of refinement
for many years a successful teacher. Address Miss
NJ A, 1871 st. n. felS-3ts
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EOR RENr-HANDSOME FOUR-ROOM I'd AND
3d-hoor fats; all mod. conveniences for house,
keeping; near Pa. ave. cars Rent low. 26lS
q. W. fe.1Dlts
EOR RENT-TwO FLATS ON ST NE: JUST
L completed. Each fiat has rooms range hot and
shape.
II tase at once prices 3l2. so and $500
Inquire OF owner. $40 18th ST. ". fe1Q2w.
EOR RENT-TWO FLATS OF THREE ROOMS
- and bath each. with board. at THE WOODMONr.
18th 81. and Iowa circle. fe13 I'm
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FOR RENT-..HoUsEs.

j.; i is 81: :: .,ss a.. =
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i ss ne. ne; io s s%i; g Rs.s %. -....-L
sB s,i ,iS +. i, 4 81 siss II
leo swoRMsTEDT Z BRApLEY. ss7Ya
s si;;: - Esl':
ys9 IA T. 3,Ss ~. !, s 3 :; 9, s 4 e
s6bYF .,'h stable. $50 "a las 9th St H. Dr. 10 3
p isSi: i t4S sSss s st. r. g. &. Il
l st. s 50 iu and sS S r 9, Ss. .'oIe
~ M M. ~ er .r y 20 34io P ct. II stable.
AIS !. g. ' war. si iiaus st m stable
sd;s sa q. stir ii Si.:.. stalls
.,a,, 600, 60, c. H., rIcKLlSe.
soom house sl3N C. ave; new aud beautifully
si Il as 6 nj, s2as !. mo SgsP
t ok EnSI1sEyERAL FIvE-RooM FRAMES
,.as-smn;. L APPLE, Room 5d' fasiss SaiIsias:.
FOR Observation-Disclosures
Eok mENT-REMIN0T0N TYPEwnII ans Az
,hs BENNINGTON of,ce order machines
S9ciSfT ss sst; Ssssir bE &
lH<<-am Cor. s,h and sts. n. v.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
IOR ExCHANt;I-1 NICE LoT ~ NY.T7s-
vile: will take good driving horse as part ray
snent balance in monthly payments. Address Be.
star Once IT.
EoR SALE CHEAP p BEAUTIFUL LOTS AT
= Forest Glen, Md. 10 minutes ride from city. will
sell ON small month payments. Also !'room house,
.Sd ''' OF 'n' 1sA .'siHs T5 Isn'
For SALE Or RENT-FURNIsHED-AT FOR,
water; hush closets; romantic spot: only 8 miles
and O. HEEff Po flis st, O's issoi n
FOR sALEnA VERY FINE SUBURBAN HOME
= IN Koikvflle at sacrifice; rooms. good cellar;
good ~s incIo.sa hSOse ana
new : OF an acre Of ground. with small fruit and
i.5os THES. p axE aeIy SeHsss s 18th 81. NV
EoR sALE-HYATTsvILLE.M MD, EIGHT-
= room oottase convenient TO station.
1870 wxfEKs THoMPs0N.i o~
IeSo-ot Room b, Atlantic bldg. /:
FoR sALE-A GREAT BARGAIN-eO ACRES, LY-
,n,i ing on pike 6stween Baltimore and Washington.
and ON nrsi e OF = .na o. ~ s' hs city
ieao.si: Gaas G. ENAcK. so2 st. NV.
FOB sALE.s3O PER ACRE-A RARE CHANCE
dae station b. and o. r. L. and about II miles from
TINS city excellent farming land; wood and running
wster peautliuy located for subdivision
tracts. ChAS O. EMACk. YO2 Il st. n. W. fe20-3t'
A RARE CHANCE TO INVESTORS
"A So acres near b. and o. station: few minutes Of
washington beautiful site for suburban villa must
be sold r. v HALL. 10 St. Paul 81, BALTIC. ieI9-3t
EOR saloon SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
rooms well built on good bct ioa ini ase
have porches. closets. cellars. outDuildlnvs, wes
pumps baths, lstrobes. &C. on lots that contain
s1out To- Coo square feet ground. Prices from
Ims property located at Lakeland. Prince Georges
county. Id, a beautiful subdivision that conta rs
about thirty houses and situated about .igbt miles
from Washington, the Washington branch OF the b
and o. X. r., and on the Washington and Baltimore
pike also on the line of the proposed Mary and and
washington Electric railroad.
has park that contains twelve and half acres.
in which there Is beautiful lake of clear fresh water
seven acres in area.
twenty Or more trains stop at the daily
Computation ticket to or from WashipytUn u cents
Church hes, schools, stores. &c, are convenient
For further particulars plats tickets, Sc apply to
EDWIN A. NEWMAN,
1406 Columbia s.. n. w..
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Lon kENT-IN ATLANTIC CITY. Nj. ON The
ocean 'front.' the Grpnd Pachc Hotel. containing q
sleeping rooms. furnished complete. License guar
sntesd- Inquire q 2l6 q o. nv. or ncCuL-
Lofty. Atlantic City. fele-Hs
LOB sALE-l2 LARGE BUILpINo LOTS NEAR
= favorite summer resort-Baddeck, Nova scotia
ioesssoS s.oslIsas, prices @ossr:ss sss FaeF.1sssd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-20
FOR RENT.--HOTTSES

Lon ktNt~vup Hath 81, N, w. 3-sTUKY
- hay window brick and stable, IL rooms; ali mod,
mps newly papered apd painted, houss In nice con
larxv yard. MEREiiI EWUfTs
frAhsu Ati.rfic h,,;i.t;r,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-20
LOST AND FOUND.

-
4 osT-ABOUT NOON On FRIDAY. FROM CAR
IL between 18th and X and New Jersey
piece OF neediework partly finished. Reward for its
return to l5S4 10Th ST. NV. fsau-3t'
I OsT-LEFr ON THE SEAT IN FARRAGUr
~ Square, blue and steel bead purss. with aoout
$40 in it. Return to 1903 Rhode Island ave- It.
I OsT- ON FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 10. ON Or
IL near l4th st. between and Pennsylvanis ave..
roll q unmounted photoxrsphs. Finder viii return
I osT-FRIDAY EVENING. COMING FROM
IL Merits elevator sto carriage, pair gold-rn eye
glasses with chain attached Reward IL left ct MERITS
DRUG SlOkE. llth and sts. te20-3t'
I osr-A PAcKAGE OUT OF MY DELIVERY
FISCHER. 9O6 st. 1t
II OsT-DIAMOND CRESCENT SCARF PIN FRI
DAY 1iss.noon IN sonx from National Theatsr to
same 70 boz once National Theater IL
I oST-A BLUE SKYE TERRIER; ANSWERS 10
~ the name OF skip. Reward given If returned to q
LIST St ne. fe5CL2ts
I osT-wHITE FOX TERRIER. WITH BLACK
u returned 70 l1A1 = ST. NV. IT.
4 OST-THURsDAY AFTERNOON. FEB IA A
IL dog Of dark color. Liberal reward paid n ieft
~ oGS Of. n-e felg-2ts
I OsT-fRIDAY. FEB. 10, FROM 2II5 pa AVE
his bs.E Liberal INWARD s.surnsS % % ssoys
number. felQ-2ts
4 osT-TUEsDAY OR WEDNESDAY. TWO GOLD
~ lace pins, leaf and diamond each. Return
IL head; lemon spot on side spot near tail had On
PHILIP sTTBESEk i4os & n.s ' asiSsss. 70
4 OsT = FEBRUARY 3. LARGE YELLOW DOG
short bu.hy tan. Reward i5is .iosh 9. nav n ana
fels-st.
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E0R sAfE- NIscNA.ANEQHs

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Fok sALE-A NV DOKIeTIc stsIss IA
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ness and death ~ family 81 - ~ srs<s s~r1aea
Address DuMksI.C. star os.a- tsE ~
lOk sALk-UN AcCOt NJ % LIskgNS It11-
new sinEer se~lEs ulschlDs. sJs.stf ftf-~ nsDt4s
ago hardly ussd ~1 s-li su>s ~ r-<ss
tee e.sh. Address hof 4 star g. tsl1 -
lok sALE-IMFokTID CkNAki bikLss gsbE
9Th si. NV sTEPHfS HakrshE1HT es-sas
= smith. Sslisraph. Hammond. A. frs--o.s>s kns-
chlnes, sold instAllments, mar for rat h-s1
terms IlfkwkiTER EACHANoL 90 gs- q -
fe3
EoRsALE- 2MAHoGANY SINGLE ~kkDeosEk.
french plate mirrors, 5uo pounds Of fsstiz<s
AZ as pound all kinds second-hand fura1,urs ed
books bought and sold. $50 NV. fee2v
Eok sAIL7ANGoRA CATS PARRoIs, CANA.
piseons. tlrds stuffed and mounted sCHNTI't Bind
STORE, Il2 l2th II NV. ax2ln'
LoR sALk-fUkNIIURE AND BEDDIN0 or
Al = NOS sold On payments tosulta At HUGOwOhCH
Nto urniture Mareroons. Sko 9Th II. Alss ptanos
and organs. Pianos moved lAh
l. OK sALE-'OTTO" Gas LNGINEs BOTH NV
And sec.n hand any size Send tor ciroular -
call Oh u. BAlLJf. Ast.. 13l sth st.n.~. nl2
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WANTED---BOARD.

WANTED-BOARD FOR A SEMI-INVALID LADY
w ana companion IN q private family in or near
Mashngton price and particu lara Address BOX
40, City Post Office. Its
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-13
A New Holiday.

"We ought to make Arbor day a conspic-
uous day of the year, says Gov. Toole.
NOW is the time to commence prepara-
TONS" He thinks great progress can and will
be made in that direction the present year.
He offers some valuable suggestions that
ought to be carried out. In conversation
with a reporter yesterday he said:
"l4et the work begin now and in a few
years shade trees will be the rule instead
Of the exception, and shrubs and trees that
q Shenstone might admire will be here in
profusion. County and city superintend-
ents of schools, mayors and citv councils
should assume charge of the work, prepare
programs, designate hours and give gen
eral direction to the arrangements for an
intelligent, interesting end systematic OBJ
servance of the day.
Livery n can do a little. and every lit
tie counts. Who tolls to leave as his be-
quest an added beauty to the earth shows a
refined appreciation of life and has not
lived in vain. Aside from this, every tree
planted, every shrub cultivated and every
flower trained is a permanent improve
ment. adding largely to the value of the
estate. We ought to have one grand sys-
tematio movements this direction through
out the state and the result would astonish
us. %
eff the persons suggested will take the
matter in charge and formulate the plans,
there is every reason to believe that their
efforts will be successful"
Tuesday, April IS, is Arbor day.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-13

~ 90 ~ "a @
New cheviot Jackets and tailor made ker-
sey coats, fine shapes and al colors.
New French sateens in spring colorines,
Is the new bow-lsnot patterns, in floral de-
signs, stripes and plains.
New mother Of pearl buttons, large and
small, for trimming shading on the ma
terials.
New crepone dress goods in all the fash
ionable shades.
Now hosiery for ladies and children. Ask
for ths Queens Own" black.
New black passementeries in silk and Jet.
These are lovely; ask to see them.
New worsted cuttings. solid colors,
ettas in every conceivable shade.
New wraps, capes, English walking coats
IL gil the leading styles. We show them
with pleasure.
New corsets. We carry twenty different
styles, also q full line of Ferris Bros. good
sense waists for ladies and children.
New French hannels in plains and fan
cies.
New and elegant dress patterns, exclusive
designs from Paris, just what you want for
an evening costume.
daily.
New French challies. this is our second
importation this spring, the line is superb.
CHINA silks, wash silks, etc.
New goods for the notion departments
including ali the staples and novelties, lust
opened.
New goods for everybody at lower prices
than they were ever offered at before.
Livery one welcomed by
RALEIGH & CLARKE.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-13
The Mnrchioness of LandsuowDe.

Although the lady mentioned above is the
desoendent Of a weaver, she is considered
by the creme de la creme OF European So
cietY, the very quintescence Of perfection
in dress. Perhaps no lady at the court, of
st. James is moro patterned after as to the
shape and style of her gowns than the ia
nous marchioness. It is said that even the
princess royal was heard to remark, in
rather a tone of pique, that the marchion-
sss, with her airs graces n beautiful
dresses, commanded more attention than
was necessary, especially in the presence of
royalty. It is reported that the latest fad
of the marohioness is to appear each day in
a lovely frook, IN new colors, made from
the Landsdowne cloth now SO fashionable.
and for which the ladies OF this continent
are creating a demand. The Landsaownc
cloth is a l~ustrous material, not as expen-
sive rs silk, and guaranteed by the New
York Dry Goods Store, the only place where
it is to be found in Helena, not to wear
shiny. The London Queen m ntions in its
fashionable column that the beautiful
marchioness costume of LRndsdowne cloth
WAS exquisltsly trimmed with rib
bons of corresDondingly color.
We are requested to inform the
ladies of Helena that it would afford the
New York Dry Goods Store unalloyed pleas
ure to have them call before the stock is
broken. otherwise they will be grievously
disappointed, as that concern in under
promise not to duplicate the Same.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-13
School Lands.

The state board OF land commissioners
are fairly we'll under way in the sale and
leasing OF state lands. On April 4 the
board will sell a large quantity of valuable
lands in Gallatin county. A similar sale
will take place in Missoula county April 10.
and a week later another sale will be had Of
lands situate in Lewis and Clarke county.
Sales will be conducted by the board and at
the county seats Of the respective counties.
No lands can be sold for less than the
appraised value, and in no case at less than
$40 per more. Terms Of sale: 80 per cent.
cash, balance in seven equal annual pay
ments, with seven per cent. interest, pay
able ssmi-annually. All inquiries in refer
enos to state lands. by mail or otherwise,
are given prompt attention.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-13
AFFAIRS OF THE STATE.
Putting a Stop to the Systematic
Bounty Raids on the
Treasury.
A Large Quantity Of Valuable
State Lands to DO Sold
Soon.
Against this United ktnteR-The
Governors Views ON Arbor Day
Hity Cadets.

The state board OF examiners have been
satisfied for some time that several parties
in different parts of the country have been
systematically robbing the state in send-
ing up fraudulent county certificates on
Wild animals alleged to have been killed.
This business has been run down in Choteau
county. The proof was 30 evident that five
OF the defendnnts have plead guilty. u is
limited that detectives are at work in at
least two other counties, and it is claimed
that the next grand iuries will make a
killing" that will throw the Choteau find
ings in the shade.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-13

Before bu ing your spring suit call al
room 10, Thompson block, opposite the
Grand Central hotel and inspect the SAM
pies James w. Barker has on display. The
very latest novelties in the high grades of
foreign countries; the largest assortment.
most elegant effects and qualities at the
lowest prices ever offered in this city.
Never before has it been his good fortune
to possess tho opportunity TO please the
public in excellence of cut or workmanship.
Remember clothing ID quoted ut the popular
eastern prices. The garments already re-
ceived are exciting the admiration OF nil
those who have seen them. BE a leader,
get i'll your order aud wear one of his ud-
vince styles in spring overcoats, business or
dress suits.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-13
NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
Tho C0lntMbta. Ut Denver. Establishes d
branch In Helena.

~ %+#T
Tho Columbia. Ut Denver. Establishes =
Brancl In Helena.
y. j. EHstrnn1. sscrstnry md trensnyer Of
tho Columbia Building md Loan nssocia-
ton. with headquarters In Denver, who has
been IN Holana for 4 week nr two. loft for
home yesterday. But bofors his departure
no had established Il branch here, tha
officers Of which are %wsll-lnown and pro-
grcssivo young business msn. Tho cnpital
Of tho association IA $1,000 600 and its off,
GERS numbered among tho beat In Colorado.
y has bssn established a little over thres
years. ana IT, succesR has been almost phe-
no,nenal. This IL largely due to ths fnot
TINT its plan embraces new ana liberal
features not possessed by other ~aasocia-
tions. while ita business Il. conducted on a
very conservative plan. Ons ~ the feat
nres 10 that all the money paid into the
Helena branch BY Helena reopie will be
loaned in this city, and IN addition the
h hsasna of be.n' s1,rn W. e. e ,d Il. 'ha1 ~, q IL. aso
Establishment Of a branch OF the Columbia
here means that there will be more money
20 loan for improvements. William Muth
mas been appointed the local agent, and
from him any information in regard to tho
working OF the association can be obtained.
President, Harry Il. Davis, vioe president,
y. Il. Plsssnnts; secretary, William Muth;
treasurer. Merchants National bank; In
snrancs agent. h. A. Luke; attorneys,
Word. Smith & Woru; trustees, Lon S.
Wells, g. 8. Appleton; Ross Carter, J. =.
Porter, Hardy Bryan, Louis Chaldecott. ID.
+. Patenaudo, William Muth.
The entire business Of tho associatson in
this city will be conducted by these gentle-
men. They will sanction all loans, np-
praise the value of securities and attend to
affairs generally for the association. With
snch 9 hoard there il no doubt the Column
bia will do its share in helping build DIP
the city.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-13
University Cadets.

The university in the valley lately made
application to Gov. Toole for arms suffi-
Gent to equip one company Of cadets. The
necessary bonds were given and the arms
furnished. The company has made rapid
progress in the manual of arms and field
movements. st lot military discipline pre-
walls, adding much to the interest and vel
fare of students. Gov. Toole has issued
commissions to Henry Y. Beman. cap
tain, and Philo Hayne, first lieutenant.
The company is known az the university
Cadets.o
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-13
Money Due Montana.

Governor Toole and secretary Rotwitt
have Just put into proper shape the clam
Of the state for about $1,000 against the
United States for expenses OF the late con
stitutional convention, that amount being
in excess Of the amount appropriated By
congress to pay the expenses Of the conven-
ton. The record includes copies Of sun
dry ordinances. resolutions, etc, all Of
which certified and authenticated in due
form have been sent to our alleged sena-
tors. and Representative Dixon, with a re-
quest to argue an appropriation to REIN
burse the state.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-13


Ladies' jackets aud capes for spring and
summer wear are really captivating in style
this season. Shapes and shades are the
acme of neatness and beauty in the new
fashions, tho materials used in this sea-
sons garments being nearly all different in
weave and color from those used in the
past. New shades are brought out in al
most oil colors, the now tans and Crews are
especially attractive. The exhibit OF new
fashions in ladies' and children's garments
now open at Sands Bros. is the most extern
sive we have ever seen in Montana. and tho
prices at which Sands Bros. otfer really ele-
giant garments arc amazingly low. They
show stylish and attractive jackets in now
weaves Of cheviot and fancy cloths an low
as ~, and over sixty different styles up to
$$3s.
Bargains nre also shown in blazers, reef-
crs II chlldren's dresses. Visit Sands
Bros cloak department. this week.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-13
Fl The National Guard.

A late requisition by Governor Toole on
the war departments for supplies has been
honored and the consignment, consisting
of ammunition. clothing. etc.. has just
been received in good order and turned
over to Major Miller. ordnance officer of
the Montana National guards. i he amount
Of the reqnisition aggregated about $3, 200,
and comes out Of tho appropriation made
by congress for that purpose. .
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!, the undersigned, assignee of b. harris,
will receive bids for the stock of goods, ac-
counts, fixtures and all assets formerly as
signed to me by said Harris, md now re-
manning in my hands. Inventory Gun be
inspected ut the place OF business in Hell
enn, Montana, No. 119 and l2l N, Main
street. The right to reject any and all bids
reserved. Bid to be- delivered to ME at
snid Ilaoe of business before noon March
%. 1892. Mosrs Monn1s. Assignee.
Helena, Mont, March 8. 1892.
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Don't forget that sGeraldine" will ap-
pear at st. Aloyaius hall March II. This
pretty play will be Handsomely mounted.
new scenery has been obtained and the
dramatic club expects to give AL interest,"
Aug and pleasing entertainments.
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Frank Brady, of Des Moinas. Iowa, who
worked as brakeman between Helena and
Spokade, and possibly as II miner, aud last
heard from in Idaho. ANY information ns
to his whereabouts will be gratefully re-
ceiyed by addressing his sistel.
ANNiE BRADY,
1883 Sixth Avenue. Des Moines, Iowa.
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This Is to notify the public that my wife
has loft ny bed and boa d and refused to
accept the home that l huve offered to pro-
vide for her. All persons are hereby Gnu
toned against allowing her credit on NV
account, as l will lay no bills OF her con-
tlncting. HARRY IL, q. WINTER,
Basin City. Montsna, March Z, 1892.
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State Medical Board,

DR.. VIM. 9. Riddell, of Elkhorn, has
been appointed a member of the state
medical board. His commission was issued
yesterday and expires Dec. 81, 1888.
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our leader for the summer will be a handsome
run about wagon, in oak. carmine, London
back and seat, and nickIe finished hana rails.
Either in stick body or corning. Only $50.