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PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND
TRANSPORTATION.

~ s. Indian As.,1 INV W ,SaiaSeoh 'S Esh'I ~
issS -1 1S|s. 4. prSS ss; n.! ind /. Cd h "i,spP1;: e. for
ssst: sn%sslcps.S.' Rs %oas Il Flour s%.'D Ci"thi Ia .' q
daiss.!sd y tSs Y en-, mnis sas sa' q ssi ind aasa Al zd. las
ssss, g. iu1aSss,ns To- IT, l = sas :S.ylos sao III
a sSs hosSt c09 a.coa nSSSn; pa %;SSs'oS pol pop. .ss' i ssS!C &c
10000 pounds 7 DV Iss.oco pousd. csSss.:
!S,0W. pounds Hard Tread il ,' 5000 p pounds HON.
\ any.. So.O0l pound, 1a.d.eAo bssIsls Mes. Pork.
x 'SS p Dsnnd: f ..ns . 9 ~, o.ooc pound. o. n;
esnsas coss;. IN $500 DG pound. II iias '' s.is,
s2S' ooo pounds S&Sap. 100000 pounds Sugar. and
Also !HlanLsss. Woolsa and Cotton Goods.
! s s;:sss:s$S u.s. s;: = ~ ~ g s ; S;s:;'i b.l ill., \ =; i s':sss
koatuciy jeans 10000 yards. chsviot. 5000
I ssse;in .'G AGO. ys s:;'!:; Ali i.e;sss s gSI.;ia sl's ss'Ss5
Greos.ie:. Soa sn.'Ms sids sSs ka stSs.i I saSsnIns.
e eea o. sr ! o . s such a ~ ! h . my .,a' Flow 81 %,'i Ea:.s
orks. etc.. and Tor ID vt 0lo wagons required
for the service. to DO delivered at Chicago. Kan
y may DO required, adapted to tho climate Of
tho Pacific Cn,st, with california brakes, dsliv-
Also transportation for suoh Of the articles.
Tor 10 be delivered It The Azsneiss. 49,
BIDS MUST D. MADE OUT ON GOVERNMENT
BLANK
echcdules showing tho kinda and quantities Of
subsistence supplies required for each Agency
and School, and tho kinds and quantities In
eross. If all other goods and articles. together
with blank proposals. conditions to be observed
by bidders. time and place OF delivery, terms Ut
contract nd payment. transportation routes.
AMI all other neCesaary. Instructions. Will 10
furnished upon application 10 the Indian Office
in " aehington. or Nos. Is and 81 Wooster street.
New York: the ConhynissaTies Of Subsistence. u.
&. A., Ct theyenne, Chicago, leAvenworth,
Omaha Saint Louis, / Amt Paul and San Fran
cisco: the fcst!uaatcts at Sioux CITY. lows:
Yankton. 6. Dakota; Arkansas City, Caldwell,
Topeka aAd Wichita, Kansas, and Tucson. ARR
soma.
The right 10 reserved BY the government to n.
ject any and all bidA OK any part Of any bid,
ind thSso propoaals are. invited under pfoviso
that appropriation shalt b. made for the supplies
Bids viii be opened at the hour and day absvs
stated. and bidders arc invited to be present 1t
tho opening.
OEHT1FIED CHICKS.
All bids must be accompanied by certified
checks or drafts upon some United states De-
pository. the National ark Eank of Now York,
the Eirst National hank of l andcr, Wyo., or the
First Nationsl rank of an + rsncisco, Cal, for
1t least. five Dor cent of the amount Of the pro-
R. '. BELT. Acting Commissioner.
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A SsESsMENT NOTICE-THE LEO MININu
n and Milling. Company Of Montana, works
located three and . halt miles from Nutte. SAL
that at a meeting Of the trustees Of said company
held on the Sd day Of april. 1898. an assessment
Of Y, cont POI share was levied upon the capital
of May, 1895. to john p. Meyer, secretary Q.
said company at the ohaoe ef the Leg M,nlns
4IO Commercial t%uildins, 81. LMuis, Mo. Any
stock upon which said assessment shall remain
unpaid on the 18th dag. Of May. 1852. shall BE-
d.emsd delinquent, and will be duly advertised
for .sle at public auction aud unloss payment ba
made before, will 10 sold on tho lath day Of
June. 1893, to pay tbs delinquent assessment to-
gether with the costs Of Advertising and expenses
of sails.
JOHN T. MEYER,
Secretary OF said Company.
Room No. 40 Commercial I;uilding, 81. Louis,
Mo-, Office of said company,
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Trades Unions Combining.

LONDON. Mny b.-An important step was
taken looking toward n genoanl combina-
t;on of all trades union of G cat Britain.
Tho miners federation md ssamen's and
tireman's unions have affiliated and here
inter, il the miners strike, seRmen shall re-
fuse TO ship Goa! to England from Med,ter-
ranean : orts. and if the seamen strike,
miners ahnll prevent coal from reachinp
thoae ships owned by the employers OF
strikors.
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A Polish Town DESTROYED.

VIENNA, May 5.-The town of Kowal, Po-
land, eighty miles south of Warsaw, popu-
lntion $500, was swept by q c~onflagration
and 116 houses. including II hospital and
asvlum. destroyed. Three hundred fami.
lies are Homeless and destitute; eighty per-
ished in the flames.
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JEFFERSON COUNTY MINES,

Miners and Prospectors Are Preparing for
BENSON of Activity.
Messrs. Harris, Bruce and Farrell have
begun operations on the Gopher mine,
above Bernice. says the Boulder Age. They
have taken all the water out of the shaft,
and are now getting out some good copper
ore. They are working in a orosscut from
the bottom OF the shaft.
Jacob Kauf shipped three cars of pyrites
Of iron ore to the Boulder smeiter Monday
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Famous Navigator Dead.

ST, JOHNS. N. F.. May 5.-Capt. Richard
Pike, master of the sealing steamer Kite.
who carried the Peory expedition party
north. died to-day, from cancer. He was
50 years old. and one of the best known
Arctic nnvignrors in New Foundiand. He
also conveyed the G eeley party to Lady
Franklin bay, and went there again with
the Greeley relief expedition.
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Long Distance Telephone.

OTTAWA, May 5.-The Automatic Electric
company of Canada. which was iucorpor-
ated by the dominion parliament Inst
month, proposes to Iun q copper metallic
trunk line direct from Halifax to Vancou-
yer. over s. 800 miles long. Local plants
will also be established in towns and cities
en- route.
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Money on call loaned IT T. to 10 per cent
closed offered at 4 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 6sI8. per cent. sterling exchange un'
settled. with actual business in bankers bill
Mt Si.sses4. "a for sixty-day bills, and $Asbhe
4.S6n for demand.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CH,cAoo. May .-Cattle-Reosipts,. 500
opened slow. steady to Toe lower; top prices foI
natives 81. a0@6. OF; medium. -. 00Ga. 80; others
$i.a0G4. ~: fed Texans. $t.OOeeAt0
H~ogs-Receipts 5000: loo higher: mixed. and
packers, 81. 2Oti7 40 prime heavy and butchers
weights. 81. 45g7.60; light sorts, u .Soa7. 40; pigs
81. sO@E6.S5.
~sheep-Reoeipts 10000: dull. weak and irrsg-
ular; Clipped Texans, 81. 25@5. so; other Clipped,
S.. 50a5 .7b; western wethers, in fleece. 81. 90g
6O5.
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHICAGO. May H.-Wheat-Firm; cash, 72Hc:
July. 75Ao.
Iorn-ri rm: cash. 44.ac; July. 45ho.
Oats-Firin; cash. a2!sc; July, SlSc.
Earley-62c.
Pork-Weak: cash, 49, 90; september. ela. rs.
Rihs-Weak; cash, SASS; September. 40. l7h.
hhort clear-$1a.2 5n 1C.50. :
khouloers-S9. 75@1 Co
WOOL
NEW York, May 5.-Wool-Quiet; firm; do.
nnestic fleece. 27N32o; pulled. 2UG37c. Texas,
l1@2lc.
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Dr.. Piercs's Tayorits Prescription h the
remedy. It builds up tho system, regulates
and promotes the proper functions, and re-
stores health and strength. It's u legitimate
medicine, not a beverage; purely vegetable,
perfectly harmless, and made especially for
woman's needs In tho euro of all 'female
complaints" it's guaranteed to give ~satiafac-
ton, or the money IL refunded. No other
medicine for women Il sold SO. Think Of
that, when the dealer says something else
(which pays him better) Ia "just as good"
The modern improvements in pills are DR..
Picrce's Pleasant Pellets. They help Nature,
instead Of fighting with her. Sick and ner-
vous headache, biliousness, c~ostiveness, and
all arrangements of the liver, stomach and
bowels are prevented, relieved, and cured.
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BERLIN. May, 5.-The lower house of the
Prussian diet rejected the government bill
re ruInting elementary schools by the COM
hined vote of the conservative and center
party, the ground of opposition being that
the measure did not meet the demand for a
general reform Of the school gystein.
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ToTHE sToCKH0LDEns oFIHE ELIZA.
this company to anvil itself Of the priyiIe: Q Of a
law just enacted by the legislature, Of Montans,
whereby upon consent OF the holders Of two:
stock assessnble, il IL asked Of owners of stock
of this company Who may have certificates in the
to tho off CO for transfer. in order to establish
proper ownership. -
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Montana Legion No. 1, s. X. of A. O. U. ".
There will be = session of Montana Legion No.
l, s. X. of a.. q. u. W.. every Saturday evening
At $50 o'clock at the a.. q. q. w. hall, Com
rades are requested to attend.
Attest: NJ. HlLVlRMAN. s. Il. Com,
L D. BEARY, 3. K. Recorder.
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SHERIFF'S sALE.-W. W. APPLETON.
~ plaintiff, VS.. Emmn L.. Werner, Jacob A:
Werner, +. r. Wallace, A. NJ, ~1hornbursh and

SHERIFF's sALE.-W. ". APPLETON.
p plaintiff, vs., Fmma l., Werner. jacob A:
Werner y I; I; Wallace; A; NJ. 1hornbursh md
Under aud by, virtue Of m, order Of sale and
decree Of foreclosure and fale issued out of the
district court of the First judicial district Of tbs
state & Montana. in and for the county Ct Lewis
n the above entitled action. wherein, ". ".
Appleton, the above named plain,if, obtained 8
l%udgrnent and decree of foreclosure, and sale
l. is' 4 alas. ! %m 4. III Ii. W nhosnbu Sei0s md a W WfiIhsn; T. 4:
Werner. defendants. on. tho 2lst day 81 April A.
D. 1sv'. for the sum of Sass. !o. besides inter
st. costs and attorneys fees. which said decree
T"s iu o. ans a'f bo aiy 4 AP 7 q a aid q. o es ; 's e page
=. / an commanded to coll all that certain lot.
piece OF parcel Of land, situate. lying and bel g
IN the county Of Lewis and Clarke. state Of M n
Wit:
OF numbered nine ta) In block ''P'' Of the
Blake addition to the City Of Helena. in said
county aad stats: said lot having . frontage Of
Df ono hundred and ten (llo) feet, the more par
ticular description Of said lot on the map or plat
Of said addition on file in the office Of tho county
recorder Of said county being hereby made q
Together with all and singular the tensments.
hereditaments and appurtenancss thereunto be-
LONGING or In anywise appcrtaiuing.
Public NOTICE 10 hereby given that on eatur..
O'Clock N. Of ,sh,s day, at IL; front door Of the
Montana, I will. In obedience to said order Of ealo
and decree of foreclosure and sale, sell the above
necessary to satisfy said Judgment. with interest
nd coats, 70 the highest and best bidder. for
Given under my hand this Plat day Of
CHARLES d. CURTIR. shssit
BY FRED e. Hess. Under Sheriff.
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P. O. s. OF A.

Washington Camp No. 8 meets first and third
Saturday evenings, Of each month HI at I; o. y. \.
hall: visiting. brothers cordially invited.
sectarian and not unfriendly TO good citizens OF
foreign birth. Qualifications for membership
are: Native citizenship, belief in a supreme be-
sition to any union OF church and state. and Of
any interference of any foreign power. directly
or indirectly. in the affairs of our government.
O. 9. DALLAS, NJ. +. MAJORS.
Recording Secretary. President.
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0Yis Employment Agency.
Talephone

s1S North Main Street. T~alephoas 100
TIME CHECKH-I will cash oil time checks
on the Ned Mountain Milling Co. and any other
time cheeks.
WAN1ED-.2 men for dairy farm.
J eheep-herder.
20 Finiandsra to chop wood. A .n..
3 railroad lAborere, Tree faro 4L5
2~dtntug-room glfls. N,
2 girls for Homework In city.
y girle tor tho country. .Y
O Remit h0tol. furnished.
@ 6ALE-Wood in lots 10 suit purchasers
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Helena. April rs, 1898,

PROPOSALS. FOR MILITARY sUPpLIEA-
Office Of Chief Quartermaster, Department
a. g ns 2 Eh Sent Saint Psol MINI, April Is. Isss.
received at this Office, o. at the following named
posts. and at Helena, Mont, until IL o'clock ..
M. on May y, 1898, and opened then. for fur
CHAkCOAL during tho h.cal year commencing
July !; 1888. as may 30 REQUIRED at st; iaul. Min
narcK. Grand FORKS * and and e ioats b M,nn.' p ems
bina, and Yates, n. D.: BYooking. and Forts
Meade. Gully and sisseton Agency, s. D.; Hell
ena- Deer Lodge. and Forts kssinnitoine. Gus
ter. keogh. Missouln lamps | oplar klver and
Merritt. Mont: Fort YELLOWSTONE, Wyo., and
eiou1 City. Iowa. Blank forms Of propt sals,
ntshed on application to this Office. or to tho
Q~uarteRnastsrs At tho various rointe named.
JOHN v. + UREl,
master.
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Helena Lodge No. 3, A. F. ga. M.
Meets first and third Saturday.
A regular communication Of tho abov,
~vnamed lodge will take place at Masoni,
" Temple, corner of Broadway and jackson
streets. this evening at 8 o'clock. Mem
bers are requested to be prompt in attendance
sojourning brethren are cordially invited:
JOHN w. THOMPSON, w. NJ.
GEO. BOOKER. Secretary.
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Helena Employment Agency

a. EDWARDS STREET.
Te,sphoss $50. ". n. cooA. Proprietor
WANTS-Woman cook for city, $50
Family cook for city, $40
5scond girls, 80 and &25.
Girl for Cascade, 3 in family, o2A
second girl for family Of s. go.
10 waiter girls f.s hptta, .bo.eman. Elliston
Great falla boulder and Basin. $50.
TO LET-7-room ffame house. with water. Slh.
Groom furnished house, 422. I rooms. furnished,
with bath, e1a-$20. 7-room furnished house.
cheap. +r7'N .@a
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To Work tho Bf-Metauio Extension.

To Work the Bf-M etallio Extension.
Al the meeting of the b -Metallio Exten-
sion company. held at the First National
bank. Philirsbura. last Friday. tho follow
ing officers were elected: Joseph Hyde.
president; E. d. Holland. vice-president;
Josiah Shull. secretary; D.. j. M. Sigh,
Frank Durand, Fred Bowen. j. b. Feather
mar and j.. B. Featherman. directors. It
was also concluded to resume operations on
the property n the secretary was in
structed to correspond with the former
superintendent. Mr.. A. V. Comstock. in re-
gard to securing his services aRain. Mr..
Comstock has already been heard from and
is expected to arrive in PhilipsburR this
week. and soon as he arrives he will pro-
csed at once to make the necessary repairs
for starting operations. 1t is thought oil
will be in readiness to begin work not later
than May 10 to Is, and instead Of sinking
the shaft from the 500-foot station they
have decided to sink a winze on the vein in
the north level, which is considered the
quickest way to determine what the vein
contains.
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EOR RENT. Observation-Disclosures b.
Reed \ Co.. opposite Grand Central Hotel.
Largest list in city.
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from his Blizzard mine nen- Wiokcs. Tho
ore was Immediately sampled and 10 now
being treated. II satisfactory range
ments can be perfected two cars a week of
this ore will DO shipped. The ore also oar
ries lightly in silver n lead.
P.itchett. Armour and others OF Boulder
have commenced work on a placer claim Ia
Woodbridge gulch. Madison county, Rnd are
banning out large mounts OF gold. This
claim is located just above the Frat Ma
johnson. Dan McNeill. o. f. Wasmer, I.
A. Brown and other Boulder parties.
Two shafts have been sun on this
latter property. one to bedrock. The ont
look Is very promising that tho parties iu-
terested will become ~millionaires. Eleven
coarse colors to tho,pan have been found.
There is plenty of water there this spring.
making the work comparatively ,sasy. and
the returns large. They have lao acres Of
ground.
Kenck a Co, who are operating the Hose
mine. in the Cataract district. have a con-
They recently struck quite u large body Ut
ore in the tunnel.
George Prince and Peter Murray have
resumed work on the Rock OF Ages, Catar.
act district. under their lease. They will
sink the shaft, now down over two hun
dred feet, and take out ore.
Pumps we're set in motion in the Comet
mine. at Comet. last week, to drain tho
water from the 800 to tho 600 foot levels.
When this ia accomplished ore will be ex-
trncted from this portion OF the mine.
Tho ore body in tho Deer Lodge mine.
Cataract district. belonging TO Thomas
Cain, has increased to two fest. The ore 10
high grade and the property promises to be
a rich one with development.
John Heating has bonded the Elkhorn
Queen mine and has several men at work
preparatory to taking out ore. This Is a
good property and ii Is good news to the
people of Elkhorn hat II will soon be In
active operation.
The tunnel ON the Blackbird mine. in
Boyls's auloh. Upper Boulder district. 10 in
800 feet, but the vein has not yet been
reaohed.
The parties connected with the new JON
contractor at Comet are contemplating
starting up soon and will work on this tail
lngs of the Comet mine.
A crevies was struck last week In the
Minnie, just east of She Rose. Cataract dis
trict. which yields ore running 100 ounces
in silver to tho ton.
The Treasure Hill Mining
operating two and a half miles south of 81.
Louis, has levied an assessment of one mill
per share. payable by May 81.
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THE MARKETS.
STOCKS.

81 STOCKS.
NV YoRx, Nay S.-Bar silver. ssh.
Coppsr-LAke III. co,
lead-Easy; domeetiC, $SO7x.
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FOR FENT-FIVE-ROOM HOUSE WITH
= large cellar, stables, shedA. chicken house,
etc city and cistern water; rent reasonable.
Apply Steele & Clements.
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- regular meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
Freddie Lee Mining company will DO held At the
ONCE OF the United smelling and hefning COM
day. May.6. 1885,. 81 u O'Clock M. for the pur-
pose Of Gle citing officers and = board of trust ees
TO serve Tor ths ensuing year and for the trans
action OF such other business as may come be-
fore 1t. CHARLES G. GRIEFlTH,
Secretary.
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LOST.

~ diamond brand on lett shoulder had hal.
ters on. Reward Of SO BY returning the sams
to Britt a Dougherty . stable.
,OST-A GOLD RING O3NAMENTED WITH
- . bunch OF grapes. Reward OF Is al this
office. ~
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NOR knNT-TURNISHED ROOMS FROX
i IS to $40 per month at 2I2 North kodnel
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HELP WANTED-MALE

HELP WANTED-MALE.
WANTED-FIRSr-CL BARBER; COOL
w pay and steady work. Address VIM
Handley, Livingston, Mont.
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THE BROADWAY HOUSE, THE ONLY
L first class private rooming house in the city.
Has tho best rooms; modern c%onvenien ce.;
American OF European plan; dining parlor IN
connection; drst-class tables Miss NJ A. Fin
erty. proprietress. Woods block. 57 Broadway,
He enn, Mont.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY BOY OF Is; HAS
~ had experience in bookstore; fair penman.
Addraaa &. r.. this office.
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Fok Observation-Disclosures,

EOR RENT-sIX-ROOM HOUSE, FUR.
nished or unfinished. 118 South HOWE
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CITUATION wANTED-A YOUNG MAN OF
- q, thorough bookkeeper and accountant and
good penman, wants position; willing to do my
thing. Address A. L.. NJ, this office.
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MONTANA MARBLE WORKS
Write for prlces.
Office and lard Lower Main street. Helena.

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS THE ADJ
~ 3onrned meeting OF the stockholders Of the
Eache' or Mining and Milling company will be
building. on saturday evening, MAY 8. 1888, al
eight O'clock
]. W. CH1vERS, Secretary.
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EOR RENT-COMFORTABLY FURNISHED
i rooms with board, at 20 N. Benton ave.
Three minutes watk from Main street.
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HOOPS PILLS are the best after-dinner Pills.
assist digestion, cure headache and biliousness.
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EoR RENT-SIX-ROoM HOUSE; BATH
1, room. closets and good cellar; No. 1913 Lyn
dale avenue. Please call and see.
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HELr WANTED-FEMALE

MTANTED-LADiES CAN MAKE $50 WEEK.
w " writing at home for Glen Toilet Co.
South lend. Ind. No cnnvassing. Reply with
addressed stamped envelope.
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BOARD AND ROOM OFFEREn.

pOOM AND BOARD-NlCKLY FURNISHED
IL room and board at 81 South Rodney street,
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EOR REN1-ROOMB AND BOARD SOC
WarreA etfeet. corner Sixth ave.
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SITUATION WANTED-A. SCANDINAVIAN
- salesman wants situation In clothing or dry
goods store; IL years experience. Address N. d.
this office.
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EOR RENT-FIvE-ROoM FURNISHED
! house. Apply SOL Bsattie street. corner
sixth avenue.
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EDUCA1IONA

EDUCATION AL.
ENtkLHORN'S BUSINESS COLLkGE SPk-
c,salties' short hand. ypswritinx. bookkoep-
Ing; pnsinees practice. correspondence solic-
tied. II. !. kngelhorn. principal.
SHORTHAND-PRIvATk SCHOOL, NARY
~ i. Jackman. Room " Bailey block.
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GlTUA1ION WANTED-BY AN EXPERT
~ enced grocery clerk. Address "5candinav-
ian," this office,
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This is from Mr.. D. M. Jordan, a re-
tired farmer, and one of the most re-
spected citizens of Otsego Co., N. Y.
"Fourteen years ago I had an attack of the
gravel, and have since been troubled with my
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
Advertisements unose this heAa ahrss times
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FENALN.
Advertisements index this heA4 thrss timas
FREE. ...uIH .D.. 4
SITUATION WANTED-BY WOMAN TO DO
- general housework; will be disengaged May
0. Address H. NJ, this office.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY
- In millinery store. or sewing. or store.
Address +. B.. independent office.
SITUATION WANTED-A DRESSMAkER
. would like sewing. 3Ls0 per day. Address
Dressmaker. 1O8 Howie street.
WANrED-A COMPETENT WOMAN COOK
w wants . boarding house to run in some live
camp. Address A. b.. ala Lawrence street, Hell
ena, Mont.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-06

TOR kENT-KRANICH'S GROVE-WELL
i known summer resort, with saloon. dweIj-
ing house. dancing pavilion, bowling a'ley. and
other garden fixtures. for . period Of several
years. ERNST Kranich, proprietor.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-06

FOR ~sALE-Sl.OsO FOR AN ELEGANT LOT
L on Warren street near Twelfth avonue, 25x
il8, with alley; east front; no lot in same local
ity can be bought for less than $1,000: this is On
especially favorable chance for anyone desiring
to secure q lot in one of the most desirable re,-
ure. Aatheson & 60
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-06

CHARLES D. CURTIS, Sheriff.
BY F. E Hosa. Under Sheriff.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-06


EOR SALE-HOTEL DOING BEST, BUSI-
l ness Of any in city. Over 5000 profits last
four years. $500 cash and easy terms on
balance; account sickness. Herbert r. Reed &