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Dated July Is, 1892.

SUMMONs-IN THE DISTRICT COURT on
~ tho First judicial district of the state of Mon
tana, in and for the county OF Lewis and Clarke.
LOGAN Smith, plaintiff, VS.. Louisa smith, de-
The state Of Montana sends greeting to the
above named defendant:
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above-named plain
titf in the district court of the First judicial
county Of Lewis and C!srks, and to answ"r the
complaint filed therein, within ten days (exclu-
eive Of the day of seryice> after, the service on
~, if served out of this county, but within this
district. within twenty days; otherwise within
forty days, or Judgment by default will be taken
AGAINST you according to the prayer OF said COM
The said action is brought to obtain a decree
heretofore and now ~eAistins between plaintiff
and yourself, upon the ground that vow did. on
June q, 1891. wii'ully and without cause u.sert
tinued and still continue so to do. without cause
or reason. and against the will of plaintiff and
without bis consent; and for general relief. Al
herein, TO which reference is had.
And you are hereby notified thai, X you fail to
appear and answer the said eo1nplaint, as above
for the relief demanded in the COMPLAINT.
Given under my hand and the seal of thedistrict
M SHn5t 9r ti in s snd }or tba e ooupty OF Of the hew ,tsts sn ID
Clarke. this ed day of June. in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety
~szA1.l JOHN BEAN. Clerk.
" II. Il. THOMPSON. Deputy Clerk.
F. N. and 8. H. MCINTYRE. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
STOCKHOLDERS MEErING-UtrICr OF
~ the Helena and Butte company room l..
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting
of the stockholders of the Helena and Butte
company will be held in the company's office. In
l. Power building, in the city of Helena,
on Wednesday. the 81 day of August. 1892,
at four o'clock p. m. to elect, seven "a trustees
Of said company to serve. during the ensuing
as may properly come before said meeting:
JOHN Il. MURPHY.
President
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FEDERAL JUDGMENTS.
And this Kind Of Money in Which The
Must He Paid.

And the Kind Of Money In which They
Must BE Paid.
WASHINGTON, July 2S.--Debsts involving
The question Of specific contracts, payable
In gold, was p~rocipitatsd in the senate to-
day in an unexpected manner, and o6ntiu-
ned until crowded ont by the auti-option
bill. Just before adjournment Friday
unanimous consent was given to have the
house bill in regard TO judgments in United
Staten courts taken up and acted on during
the morning hour to-day. Ths fact was
overlooked that on the previous ocoasio on
when the bill had bssn before the senate.
and an amendment was offered 70 1t by
Teller, still pending, making such judy
mentR payable in legal tender money, even
although the contract stipulated for pay
ment in gold. This amendment was siren
uously opposed BY sherman and HigEin,
and advocated by Palmer, Morgan and mr.
pie, When the morning hour expired the
bill and amendment went over without
action.
The %nnti-option bill occupied the atten-
tion of the senate during the rest OF the af-
tcrnoon, HansbrouRh making an argument
The bill is to be taken up Monday. whom
George will make an argument in its sup
port. Remembrance against its passage
we're presented by Cullom from Springfield
and Rock Island. H.. signed by bankers,
merchants, business men and farmers, and
by Davis from bankers and business mon of
Minneapolis.
Sherman introduced a bill for the crea-
tion of a t,ibunal on int. national relations.
1t was referred. Morgan introduced a bill
to provide for government control OF the
Union Pacific and Central Pacific Railroad
companies until their debts to the govern
ment are paid or secured. 1t was referred.
A resolution offered by Sherman instruot-
ing the committee on foreign relations to
continue its investigation as to the Nicara-
qua Canal company was agreed to. Frye,
from the committee on commerce. reported
a bill appropriating $250,OO0 for the con-
Of a ship canal TO connect the
waters of Lakes Union and Washington
Puget sound, and 100000 for the
facilitation of transportation between
Lake Washington and Puget sound.
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No Vegetables In Hers.

"Georgie," said Mrs. Bean to her only un-
married daughter, wasn't young Mr.. Pease
here last evening!'
"Yes, mother"
Didn't he propose to youy'
"Yes, mother"
Didn't yon lefuse him.
Yes. mother"
why did you do it? Mr.. Pease is rich,
handsome and of good family"
II had good reasons-"
What were they? | am your mother,
and wish to know
1T ls because YOU are my mother that l
hate TO tell you-'
II must know"
well, when | get n husband | must have
a man whose name is to be found ont of the
vegetable kingdom."-Buffalo ENQUIRE.
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Dcplorable but Not Surprising.

WASHINGTON. July 23.-Senators and rep
resentatives seen this afternoon and eve
ming expressed great regret at the shooting
Of Frick in Pittsburg to-day. feeling that
it would have q bad effect on the cause of
for the occurrence, in spite of the fact that
the assassin was not connected with the Or
der. Chairman Oates, of the investigating
committee, said it WAS a deplorable OCCUR
renee, but not a great surprise to him. con-
sidering the agitated state of mind and
conditions existing between the Carnegie
company and the strikers.
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AN INGENIOUS TRAP.
Hawks Wounded ny "a Noodle on y Plat
form Halted with SpArrowx.

Hawks wounded ny "a Needle on q Plat,
form Halted with spArrows.
Farmer Fred Mulnix, Of Eaton township
Pa, has baited hawks with English spar.
rows this summer, and with good results,
says a New York Sun special. The spA;-
rows were 20 numerous on his place in the
spring that they drove the wrens and rob-
ins from the dooryard and orchard. and
Mu Ink started to thin them out by catch
ing them in a net and ~wringine their neoks.
Att or he had killed a score or more Of the
pugnsciuus little English birds hawks he
gan to swoop down On his poultry, and il
occurred to him that he might make M
lure the hawks to their destruo-
ton. He got a fi~fteen-toot POLE.
fastened Il spiral spring TO the top Of IL, and
placed a wooden platform three inches
square on the upper end OF the spring.
IA sharp and az smooth AZ a cam brio need l.
put it through II gimlet hole in the cent er
Of the platform, and fastened the blunt end
to the bottom Of tho the spring, leaving the
point on n leve! with the top OF the platform.
The needle was more than . foot in length.
hawk would press the platform dow 30
far that the needle would pierce the hawks
vitals, Then he tied two cook sparrows to
the platform and stuck the pole in the
meadow several yards from the barn.
The sparrows chirped II 1uttersd and
ierked their fasteninRs, and made such a
noise to free themselves that they caused q
flock of their own kind to come to the top
OF the pole to see what the matter was.
Their noise and movements attracted the
attention of q hen hawk high up in the sky.
and it sailed to n point almost directly over
the spot the moment it caught sight OF the
lively little birds. II lowered there for a
few seconds and then swooped upon them.
IL struck the platform with fo.c . enough to
drive it downward ne.rly n foot, but it
to clutch a single sparrow. For y
minute it sto cd on the platform and looked
wildly from side to side at the tlutterinR
bait. Then it tapped its wings violently,
arose with a scream and sailed oward the
xoods. Before it had covered half the way
10 tho forest it fell to the ground. 1t WAS
lead when Mulnix reached 1t, and he cut it
open and found that tho needle had pierced
Ia heart. ,
The next day he tied two more cock spar
ows to the platform and raised the pole I
gain. Along in the afternoon a large gray
lawk dar,ea down, seized on OF the spar .
'ows, pulled until it broke the thread, and ,
of with a needle wound in its vltals. t
t dropped the sparrow soon, screamed, and d
JAILED around in a circle al though he was c
n great pain. It struggled hard for two or G
minutes, but the needle thrust had :
its lungs, and it soon tumbled down .
lead in the corntisld. Muln,x kept the d
rap baited with live spArrows every day. I
nd up to date eleven hawks have met their a
ate at the point Of the needle. p
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In the House.

WASHINGTON, July . -The house to-day
to the general deficiency bill, with one OK
ception. this being an appropriation of
$4S7,OU0. for the payment of Indian depre-
dation claims. A resolution was adopted
asking the president for information as to
regulations in force concerning the trans
portntion OF merchandise in bond through
Canada. etc.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
" indininl listrict of thu STATE of MnNflNa. in

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF FIRST
i judicial district OF the state OF NJ ontana, in
and for the county Of Lewis aud Clarke.
In the matter OF the estate OF Edward +.
Crosby. deceased,
1t appearing to this court from the petition
this day presented and filed by Walter II Little,
administrator with the. will annexed. of the es-
tate Of Edward 4. trosby. deceased, praying for
AN order of sale of real and personal estate, and
that il is necessary to sell tho whole Of the said
property to pay the debts outstanding against
the decessed, and the debts. expenses and
charges Of administration
1t Is hereby ordered by the eaid court that all
persons interested in the estate Of said deceased,
appear before this court on Saturday. the-
day Of August. lsa2, at l0o'clcoS in the forenoon
Of said day, At the court room Of said district
court, at the court ouse IN the said county. to show
cause why an order should not be granted to the
said administration, with the will annexed, to sell
the real and personal estate of the said deceased:
and that = copy of this order be published mt
least four successive weeks in The Helena indie
pendent, u newspaper printed and published in
said county. HORACE Il. BUCK.
Judge.
Dated ,July Is. 1s9,.
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FATE OF THE DROWNED SAILOR
A Few Houis Finds His Body or the
Floor Of tho Ocean.

A Few Hou,s Finds His Body on the
Floor of the Ocean.
There is q rather common but n
notion to the effect that a human body, or
even \ ship. will not sink to the bottom OF
the profounder sbysses Of tho oceans, but
will, on account of the density of the waters
at a great depth, remain suspended at some
distance above the surface OF the earth.
This is an error. No other fate awaits the
drowned sailor or his ship than that which
comes to the marine creatures who die on
the bottom Of the sea: in time their dust all
earth, even as those who receive burial on
the land.
However deep the sea, il is but a few
hours before the body of a man who finds
his grave in the ocean is at rest upon the
bottom; it there receives the same swift
service from the agents which, in the order
of nature, are appointed to care for the
dead as comes to those who are reverent'y
inhumed in blessed ground. All save the
hardest pats of the skeleton are quickly
taken again into the realm of the living,
and even those more resisting portions OF
the body in time are in large part appro-
priated by the creatures of the sea foor, So
that before the dust returns inthe accumu-
lating water to the firm set earth it may
pass through an extended cycle of living
forms.
The fate of the animal bodies on the sea
floor is we'll illustrated by the fact that
beneath the waters of the gulf stream,
where il passes by southern Florida. there
are in some places quantities of bones, ap-
parent!y those of the manitee. or sea COWS,
a large herbiyorous mammal, which, like
the seal, has become adapted to az uatic
life; these creatures plentifully inhabit the
tropical rivers which flow into the Carib.
bean sea, and are, though rarely, found in
the streams Of southern Florida. At their
death they drift out into the open water
n are swept away to the northward BY
the ocean current. For some weeks, per
haps, the catcasses are buoyed up by the
gases of decomposition which are retained
by their thick. oily skins; as these decay
and break the bodies fall to the bottom
Scribners.
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GALE OF BONDS s,s.o GOO. 20 BY THE TOWN

GALE OF BONDS $15. 600. 30 by THE TOWN
~ Of Neiilnrt~ Meagher county. Mont.
The board OF aldermen of the town Of Neihart
will. on tho 23d day of August. A. ID. 1b9l. 1T the
Office of the clerk Of said town, at the hour of
eight o'clock y. III receive sealed proposals. and
r"il to the highest bidder for cash. S15, 900, % Of
Neihart bonds, for the purpose II purchasing n
ate and building thereon n city hall and jnil and
tho purchase OF fire apparatus. ! he bonds ars ia
compiled code of 1887, and amendments thereto,
bonds to bear interest not to exceed eight per
cent. and payable ton years from dnts OF issuo.
1 he right is reserved to reject any and all bids.
Proposals should DO addressed to hichard
Bennett, Esi' art. Mont, and endorsed ''propo-
GALS for bonds"
by order OF tho board of aldermen of the town
OF NeIhart, Mont. RICHARD BENNETT.
Town Clerk.
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Full Quart Cans IS Cents
BACH, CORY & 90,
Fine Grocers! and Liquor Dealers, Helena, Montana

NOTICE. OF. STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-
stockholders Of tho Mac Mining d Milling cons
pany will DO held at the Office OF the company.
ut ~ Knight street, in the city Of Helena, state
July. 1872, at two o'clock p. M, Of said day. fol-
tho purpose of submitting to such stookholders
a propagation to Increase the capital stock of the
ALAG Mining d Milling company to the amount
of four hundre1 thousand N0O, O0O) shares. Ut tie
par value Of five dollars ,($5) per share; the pres
emit capita! stock Of said company being three
hundred Thousand 3 O.OOU shares Of The par
value of five dollars ($5).
by order of the board of trustees.
A. MCLEAN,
President.
H. A. MACLEAN,
Secretary.
j. c. MCCAIN,
A. MCLEAN,
II. A.. MACLEAN,
Majority Of Trustees.
Dated Helena. June IA. 1892.
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OTTO G.. ZOECKLER,
Serratarv

DISSOLUTION NOTICE-THE FIRM HERE
- tofore existing under the firm name and
style of Heinlein & Matthias. doing business as
architects and su parintendents. in Helena, Mon
tana, is this dag dissolved.
HEINLElN & MATTHIAS,
BY 7. +. MATTHIAS.
Helena, Mont, July %, 1892,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ESTATE OF
~ Alonzo Nj. Forbes, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned, ad-
mlnlstrator OF the estate of Alonzo NJ. FORBES.
deceased. to the .reditors of and all persons
having claims against the said deceased, to ex,
iibit them, with the necessary vouchers. within
ten months after the first publication o; this no.
tlce, to the SAID administrator at his office,
rooms 3 and I Eailey building. in the city OF
Helena, the same being the place for the trans
action OF tho business of said estate in the
county Of Lewis and Clarke.
II. A, LUKE.
Administrator of the estate of Alonzo NJ Forbes,
deceased.
dated Helena, Mont, July IA. 1872.
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iIiL MAkh 4. -.
81 5.

slGtAS
NEW voRr. July %. - Bar silver. SO
Copper Strong; lake, $1l.65Ml II. Is.
Lead Easy; domestic, $4O514J5.
Operat .uns in tie stock market posse.ped no
character. The market was depressed early. the
CLOSE was intensely dull. but firm
GoVernments- Steady to firm.
etroleum August, closed 521,c.
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL. MEETING-THE AN
~ nual meeting Of the STOCKHOLDERS Of the
Montana Gold ard Gem Exploration company.
limited. for the election of a board of trustees to
serve during the ensuing corporate year, will be
held at the office of the secretary, in Helena,
Montana, on the fourth Monday (25th day. Of
July, 1892, at 10 O'Clock a. III.
W. f. CULLEN. Secretary.
Helena, July II. 1892.
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6asnaby, Attorney General Babb denies
~ the allegations Of the defence, and as
eerts that Judge Nising'a ralings and in
etrucSiona, ~ we'll ~ the records Of the
trial, are free from error.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETlNG-THE ANNUAL
- meeting of the Stockholders of the Montana
Mineral Land Development company, for the
election of trustees and directors. and such other
business as may come before them, will be held
at tbs office of the company in the Bailey block,
in t1e city of Helena, Montana. on Wednesday,
August ,, 1892, at 10 a. M.
W. NJ. 6. SETTLES,
Z. u. tuNl!S, Secretary.
President.
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Money Oh call easy; closed offered at IA;
prime mercantile paper 34 mG: sterling exchange
~. e5ta.
tNltAGD Chrrr.r.
t"1rAd" July % .-Cattle-tecsips. l5.UO).
dull; prices steady at yesterdays close: sc.rcoly
sui'cleht number natives sold to make nGark.:.
hoIr--i ecelpts 1000: steady: mixed and rack
crs. s'.ac@ ia: prime heavy aud butchers
weight, assorted light, 81. BJm i. %.
socond-class. ST.. gGu ;. %.
; nee. keceipts, 1000; steady; no change
from yesterdays quotations.
tHi'AG ti:ODCct
'HICAso, July 2A-f lose Whsat-SteaJv
cash, 7e4c: September. 77Ac.
Corh-i.ower: cash 49Ac; September, 4sic.
oats-' ash, a0sc; September. 2Olsc.,
barley &c.
rork-Cash, sll.g7Hs; September 81. o7,s.
lar1 ash, S'.i7!.: september, $h.2i,.
snort ribs ash. S.511a; September. 81. IS.
Shoulders S7.2,.
Short clear 81, 7dl $50.
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STOCK HOLDERS MEETING - THE A.
- nual meeting OF the stockholders of The Mon
lana Central hallway pany for the election
of a board If five directors and for the transac
ton of such Other business as may properly come
before the meeting, Will be held at the otiica Of
the undersigned. rear Of Montana National bank,
Edwards street. Helena. Montana. on Monday,
July y, y u. 1882: at four O'clock p. n
}. FLt rs Assistant Secretary
Dated Helena, July Il. 1892.
NOTlCE-THf ASSESSMENT BOOKS OF
~ Lewis ana Clarke county, Montana. for the
year 1872. are now In the county clerks Office of
said county. subject to the inspection Of any
party interested. The board of commissioner
and adjust the same, on Monday, the 18th day
of July, 1892, at 10 a. III.
J. $. TOOKER. Clerk.
Helena. Mont. July LII lSA2.
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w ANIED-TO TRADE 80 ACRES NEA!.
w Crest Falls for Helena property. Steele 4
Clements.
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FOR SALE. - FOUR ROOM HOUSE ON
l. South Rodney. $500; $500 down, balance on
long time. Address X. A., this office.
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WANTED-AGENTS, LADIES AND GEN
w tlemen, to take orders for Montana Dress
Manufacturing Co; commission ~ IN order.
Corner Lawrence and Park.
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TOR SALE-s2,5OO TWO-sTORY RESIDENCE
l. OF seven rooms; water on both floors; stable
and oLtbnildings: Ninth avenue, between BeAttia
ents,
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE,

FOR SALE-GOOD FIVE-ROOM HOUSE,
i cheap: rmall cash payment. balance INSTALL
ments. 70 Alta street.
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FOR SAL NEONS.

TOR SALE-CHEAP; A YOUNG G. Cd
horse. suitable for hack or buggy. No. 1ls
Sanders street.
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MADAME DELGARDA. EGYPTIAN Or
AL tune-teller; can be consulted on all business
OF importance; locates mines: tells results OF
lawsuits and matrimonial ventures, etc. 10 East
State street. Consultation, ~.
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FOR SALE-FURNITURE AND CARPETS
Of five nicely furnished rooms. Inquire
over Boston clothing store.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY EXPERIENCED
y dressmaker; 81 ~ per day; best of references.
20S N. Rodney.
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SITUATION W~ANTED--TO DO DRESSMAK-
~ ing at house or by the day Use the ladies'
taller system. SOU Harrison ave,
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MANTED-NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE
w with I've or six rooms, with bath; rent
must be reasonable. Address NJ. Grand Central
hotel.
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SITUATION W~ANrED--AN bXPERIENCED
~ dressmaker would like a few engagements
In families. Call or address al6 Breckenridge
street.
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EOn SALE-FOR $500 GOOD BUILDING
l. lot 50xi50 on South END Of Rodney street
address box TT. city postoface.
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SITUATION WANphD-BY TWO FIRST
~ class eastern meat and pastry cooka; strictly
sober men. % South hodnsy street. Hred Mo-
NAbb,
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WANTED-A BUYER o A PIECE OF
W inside property; just the thing for row OF
fate: close to Main street. VIM. Muth.
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\N ANTED-COMFETENT GIRL TO DO
w second work and care for child one year
old. Good wages paid. Gail at 46 Ewing street
NAMED - APPRENTICES GIRL FOR
dressmaking. Scandinavian Employment
Office, 2U6 Breckenridge street.
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FOR SALli-UNE OF Fl FINEST
L ranches in Montana, 1850 acres, every acre
can be irrigated and have abundance Of water.
fine range on every side, good market for every
thing produced, good improvements; will be sold
1T a great bargain. W. e.. Cox, Gold block
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WANTED-TWO YOUNG MEN TO RUN AS
w news agents on Northern Pacific railroad;
must have security. Inquire at news office,
N ortherl Pacific depot.
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| WANTED TO BUILD A SIX-ROOM HOUSE
w with furnace and bath room complete for
$4,000. Call and see plans; We know they will
suit. Wallace GThornburgh. Denver building.
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FOR SALE-SCHOLARSHIP IN THE Il
Il ena Business College. Call at this Office.

business with a large trade: will trade for
improved zeal estate in Helena. Steele " Glenn.
ents.
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WANTED-A BUYER FOR A PLATrEU
w tract Of the best residence pl operty on
west side; price way down; half cash. balance in
one year. Vim. Muth, agent.
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EOKS ALE-LO1S AND ACREAGE AT KALI
L ispell, the new railroad town in the Flat
head valley. Nm. Muth, agt.
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SITUATIONS wANrEp-rEMALE.

MUTATION WANTEp-AN EDUCATEn.
~ refined lady. stranger here, desires oitioa
work. housekeeper's position or any position not
meniaL a. A., this ONCE.
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EOE SALE-ELEuANT RESIDENCE ON
l. Madison avenue, west side. east front, lot
l25x20o feet; cash buyer can secure u great bar
gain. Steele K Clements.
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EOfSALE-COliNEs LOT lG0xl5O, on best
residence street in tho city; full view of
the east side and valley. Address box 77z city
postofiica