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THE OG DEN CONGRESS-.
For Free Silver by "A big Majority-Utah
Statehood.

For Free Silver by "A Hig Aajority-Utah
Statehood.
OGDEN, Utah. Arril 27.-The Transmis-
~sissippi congress took a vote this afternoon
on the silver resolution, passing 1t by a vote
Of go for free coinage and forty against.
the opposition coming largely from Cali
fornia and Missouri. After a brief discus
cuHsion over hydraulic mining In Califor-
MIA the congress passed resolutions recon-
mending spprol %ristions Cor harbor i'm
proyements on the Pacific and Cali consts.
The admission of New Mexico and Arizona
as states Was not oppossG. but when Utah
was taken up Il bitter fight came on. par
ticipnted in by this liberia! or Gentle PARTY,
who we're opposed to the measure, and q
number fnvoring, both res.dents and Wis
iting Delegates. The Utah delegation wai
unable to decide as to casting their vote
and did not vote at all. Mayol
Baskin. of salt Lake CITY: Judge G. c.
Goodwin, of tho Salt Lake Tribune; Judo.
W. b. Hepburn, of Idaho, and Gov. A. L.
Thomas, stoke against the resolution
while Col. John p. Irish. of California; Davic
Z. Evans, of Ogden; +. ID. Richa DIS. Of
Salt Lake; Frank J. Cannon, OF the OGdel
Standard. and 4. NJ. Patterson, of the Den
yer News, spoke for II.
The scene was intensely dramatic, an,
the congress sat almost spei.-bound durini
the eloquence poured forth on the Utai
question. While denounclng polyga,ny
the highest tributes were pald to the Mo
mon loople for integrity. honesty, industr
and morality. Greater light on the Nor
mon question has never before been give
by either side in Utah to SO lnfge n body c
distinguished, uninterestod men. The res
olution tavoring the admission Of Utah as
state. late IN the afternoon, was chr led b
q vote of l62 to seVeuty-one.
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PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY sUPPLIEl-
l. Oaice Of Chief Q~nartermaster. Department
OF Dakota, saint Paul, Mimi, April II. 1873.
received At this othcs, or at the following named
posts. and at Helena, Mont. until n O'Clock a.
IN. on May ~, 1893. and opened then, Tor fur.
CHAKLO " during tho fiscal year commencing
July ]: 1881, as may be required at st: la1l. Min
n%,spolis, Duluth and For1 smelling; MINI; his
hlua, and rates. n. D.: Brookings and Forts
Meade, Gully and Sisseton Agency. g.. d.; Hell
ena, Deer Lodge, and Borts 1ssirnihoine, lus-
ter. Keoyh. Missonla- Camps 4 oplnr liver and
Merritt. Mont Fort. Yellowstone. Wyo.. md
sioux City. Iowa. Blank forms of propt sails,
nirhed on application to this Office. or 10 tho
Quartermasters ut the various ! Oiuts named.
JOHN v. tUltItl.
master.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

New YORK. April o7-Thc jury in the
case of Buchanan. accused of poisoning his
wife. after being out nearly W days, last
evening brought in a verdict of guilty of
murder in the first degree.
INDIANAPOLIS, Apil 27.-Charles R. Haz-
ley. secretary of the South Side Building
association. is abort about $4,000 in his
accounts and is n fugitive in South Amer
lea. The association made an assignment
this afternoon.
NEW York, April 27.-The general strike
of hotel and retau.an: walters did not take
Place as scheduled yesterday evening. The
reason given out was that q number of ho-
tel proprietors signed the cast-iton con-
tracts drawn up by the committee from the
international association.
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~SEARCH-LIGHr DISPLAY.
Electrical Effects Never Before Witnessed
Closing Event.

Electrical Effects Never Eeiore Witnessed
Closing Event.
New YORK, April 27.-Inky darkness
yelled the Columbian feet at eight o'clock
tonight. aud not a sound was heard by
lnndsmen from the anchored battleshirs.
Suddenly q ray of light shot upward from
the Philadelphia. 1t was long and daz-
cling, and seemed to pierce the sky. For a
moment it remained stationary and then
disappeared. That was the signal for the
scheduled display of electrical search lights
with which ths war vessels are provided.
Quickly following the Philadelphia lend
the Americans showed many ways in which
the lights are used in active warfare.
Following came another signal and sinful
taueously every light in the fleet was turned
toward the zenith. Slowly the rays con-
verged until they formed tho apex of a
brilliant sl.very pyramid of incAlculable
height.
Experts say it could have been seen
seventy-fve miles away in any direction.
1t was never before seen and is never to be
forgotten by lsndlubbers. In conclusion
the operators gave some examples of high
art in ray projecting and described var;ou:
figures on the heavens.
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WALTER
lots IN BEoADwATEn ADDITION

LOTS IN BROADWATEh ADDITION.
have lots for sale in all p,rts Of this addition
at low prices and easy terms. Purchasers VINO
huiId oAn have three 10 fvo years tims to pay
for their lots. Among the bargains ! have IN
this addition arc two lots on Benton avenue
adjoining electric limo ut Ss7s each; 2 corner on
Peosta avenue l00xla5. only one block from
Benton avenue for S1.2AO; q corner having 100
feet on Madison avenue and 100 on Hol!ans' on
electric line, for $i.62S; q corner o0xl25 one
block from Eenton avenue for $3.50.
500 for lot a0xl40 on Ninth avenue near Cleo
trio line.
S2ab for lot 50xl%O ON Sparta street, level, city
water adjacent. 1890
So. 400 Tor the hest block in Willard addition.
containing ~ lots. each 50xlAG.
$3.50 for four lots In Northern Pacific First
addition, each bOxi40.
$3.50. six-room house and ine level lot, 5Ox1ic.
only 500 down and <l5 u month.
$4,000. modern brick reyen-room. dwelling.
new, and good lot on east side. $500 down.
Good frame dwelling Of six rooms, new, shed.
fences, city water. with two fine level lots, each
bOxl4G., An excellent location for anyone wish
ing to keep hens or COWS. House insured three
years for $500. $3.50 down. balance to suit pur-
chaser. Price Sl,b5O.
Houses to rent from So up. Furnished, house
Elk rooms, on fifth avenue. $50; furnished house.
'"N WALTER MATHESON.
Room Is, Gold Block.
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IN HONOR OF GRANT.
Excrcisca Held at Galons. Early Home of
the Great Com IN and or.

Exercisoa Held AT Galsns. EARLY Home i
the Great Commander.
GAIENA, ILL.,, April 2Z.-To-day was 4
festal day In dalena, the home of General
Grant. There was q demonstration in OBJ
servanco Of his flat birthday. Ten thous-
and people braved the u~npropitious wcather
to assist in honorinR the menior OF the
great commander. Tho town mnde a holi-
day. Public Offices, schools n business
houses were closed and profusely doco
rated.
Gov. Mckinley, the orator Of the COCA
sion, arrived in tho afternoon, accompnn-
ied by II. II. Kohlsaat. Of the Chicago In
tor Ocean. md others. A parade was
formed at the Same time and the governor
anu party were driven direct to the parade
line. The parade comp ised all the local
and military and civic organizations, with
visiting Grand Army posts and societies,
headed by the Grant Fife and Drum corps,
organized 20 years ago.
The post of honor was held by tho REM
nant of company Il. Tenth Illinois yolnn-
teeia, the first company organized IN daiena
when the wat btoke out. The original in
tentiou was to hold the exercises in Grant
park. where the monument stands, but the
weather md Gov. Mckinley's health pre-
cluded this. The Grafton was delivered IN
Turner hall. In the evening a public re-
~ception wa given to Mckinley md Kohl
saat. preceded by a torohlight display and
fireworks. il.
Gov. Mckinley. in beginning. expressed
the honor he felt in being permitted to
share in the seventy-frst anniversary OF
OF the birth of Gen. Grant. The speaker
rapidly sketched the hoyhood and early
manhood of Grant, and coming down to
the war, detailed his initial work in the
struggle. The speaker then reviewed and
| eulogized Grants military career.
speaking of Grants civil administra-
tion. Mckinley said: Gould any one have
done bettor than he? We will not
pause to discuss. He committed
errors, but who could have cs-
caped them? His administration was tho
strongest, wisest and most patriotic we
have ever had. Grant won the lasting graf
itude of his fellow countrymsn and where
ever he went among them they crowned
him with manifestations of their love and
veneration."
Gov. Mckinley spoke in touching words
OF the struggle of the old commander with
dsath at Mt. McGregor whilo finishing his
memoirs, and in closing said:
w bow in affectiouats reverence and
with most arateful hearts to the immortal
names of Washington. lincoln and Grant.
and will guard with slsepless vigilance their
mighty work and cherish thcir memories
fofeyermo:e."
This evening another great reception was
held lasting until after 10 O'clock.
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CHERIFf'S sALE.-THOMAs c, DECART-
> eret. plaintiff, vs.. Louisa 1 evils, James +.
lewis. Daniel McRae,. j. X. Wallace and A.. M.
Ihorabtrsh, doing business under the firm
Der company. and Jirah 1. Foote, defendants.
Dnder and by virtue Of an order OF slle and de-
a d5ee OF o foreol If tSe P ana i 1alG isiu dists 4et Of Of t tae
state Of Montana. in and for the county OF Lewis
and Clarke, on the 2lst day OF, ApIil. A. d.
DeCarloret, the above named plaintiff, obtained
Judgment and decree of foreclosure and tse
against Louisa Lewis, james z. Leyis. Daniel
doing business under tho firm name and style OF
Wallace y 1hcrnburgh Lumber company and
!!irah |. Poots, defendants, on 81 The ssi 2i.t dsy Of o
April, A. Il. 1888, for the sum OF S2.36I BESIDES III.
terest, COSTS and attorneys feos. which said decree
was, on the 2lst day Of April, A: d. 1899. recorded
IN Judgment book Nc ! ct said sai . court aa A. Iase, Of.
piece. or parcel Of land situate, lying and being
in tho county of Levi. and Clarke. state Of Mon.
tam. and bounded and described ns follows TO
wit:
FL that certain, lot. piece or parcel Of land
situate, lying and being in the Lepot addition to
said, and particularly described as follows. to
wit; Beginning at q ro!nt one foot east OF n rhe
addition to the said City OF Heen runnlne
thence east along lhGnix, avenue forty go, feet.
thence north one hundred I,s1 and al; fa9r, {o M1 for ieet a ~
fe,t, thence south one hundred and forty QAO)
f'et to the place Of beginning, according to AMI
named addition, now on file in the manner pro.
vided by law in the office of the county recorder
of the said county Of / evils and CLARKE.
Together with all and singular the teneme1ts.
hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto be-
longing or in anywiss appertaining,
d, luP 'bs n 1s,S day |: hereby q M si,'2 4. 'hi s. on ISL ssta :!
Il o'clock M. of that day. at the front door Of
the court house, Helena, Lewis and Clarke co9n.
Of Gale and decree Of foreclosure and sale, 'ell
the above described pr, polty. or so much thero'
of as may be necessary to eatissy, said judgmen
with interest and, costs, to the highest and best
bidder for cash in hand. -u
Given under my hand this 2lst day OF April
CHARLES D. CURTIS, Sheriff.
BY FRED Il. Hoss. Under sheriff.
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StMMONs-IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
- the First Judicial district of the state Of
in and for the county of Lews AMI
Clarke.
Joseph PAIGE. plaintiff. vs.. Emma PAIGE. de-
PENDANT.
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 plaintiff
in the district court OF the First judicial district
of the state Of Montana, in and for the county OF
Lewis and Clarke. and to answer the complaint
filed therein. within ten days (excluslyo Of. the day
of eervice3 after the service o you of this sum.
mons, if served within this county: or. 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 complaint,
The SAID action is brought to ob, ain q. decree
diss diving the bonds of mntrimony existing be-
tween said plaintiff and defendant, and award
ing tho custody Of two minor children to plain
tiff, as will more fully appear from plaintitt'e
complaint.
and you are hereby notified that it you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint. as above
required, the said plaintiff will apply to the
court for the relief demanded in said complaint,
Given under my hand and the seal of the dis
trict court Of the First judicial district OF thu
stat, of Montana, in and for the
~-@ county Of Lewis and Clarke
Zeal First this Sd day of April. in thu
jug Court 4i''. zig, ,isst # 5s S:i 4S: nd S sies sesssss,
-oc- JOHN BEAN. Clerk
Ry q. @. FREEMAN. Leyuty Clerk.
c. B. Nolan, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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VREASURE HILL MINING COMPANY
half miles south frpm 81. Louis in Jeaerson
county M~ontann,
trustees OF said company held on tho nth day Of
April. 1Sa3. an nsses3nent, mo. u OF ono null
per share was levied UPON the capital stock OF
aid compnny, payable 10 tho undersigned at his
ortice nj iislenN. MontAha. on or before May a,
1879. Any stock upon which raid are cssment 70.
mains unpaid on Mag Us, 1904. shall be deeme |
delluuucnt und will 10 duly advertised for saie
nj nubiic auction. and. unless payment shall be
made bofcre. will be- old on June u, 1893. TO Ray
tho delinquent assesBi!tent' tosethsr with thu
crsts NJ nd vertisinE and xpenso Of sale.
~ w. j. MAChAFFIh. secretary.
Office State Pu blishing Co, Ill To Ia Broad
way, Helena, Montana.
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THE MARKETS.
CHICAGO LIVE G

CHICAGO. April Observation-Disclosures. 5000;
active and stronger; top steers, SIS. 5046. 90; me-
diums, Si.Gja5.2 Is; others, Sl.l5W4.T5; fed Tex
ans, S.. 100 Sos.
hogs-Receipts 1900: active and steady:
mixed and packers. S7.50l7.67la; prime heavy
and butchers WEIGHTS, 81. 70Mhij; light, 81 10
III. IS; pigs, ST.2jG, 10.
S~heep-keceipts 10,tu0: slightly higher: clipped
Texans. $t.GDet+ 80: other cliprel. $4.2545. rs;
westerns, s. G0@t. II.
CHICAGO PRODUCE.
CHICAGO. april l7.-Wheat-Firm; cash,
Tic: July, 74sc.
~Corn-Higher: cash. Also: July, 1880.
Oats-Steady; cash, 2sasc; July, zsssc.
Earley-62c.
Mess professionally; cash. SO. O5: July, SIS. 52h.
] ard-Steady: easn. s10.i2ta; July. $40 60.
Short rihs-Stendy; cash, Slo.12h; July
$40. 12M.
short clear-s1l25@1 1850.
shouloers-S9. sci 90.
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Tornado in Indiana,

INDIANAPOLIS, April 2G.-The News cen
tsins the information that a terrific tor
nado swept portions of northern and mort.
western Indiana last night. At Wabash
many buildings. trees and fences were lev
eled. At Gas City the fine new brick county
asylum was unroofed. Several inmates
were hurt. The damage amounts TO many
thousands of doliars.
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The Skill and kuowleape

Essential to the production of the mos,
perfect and popular laxative remedy
known, have enabled the California Fig
Syrup 20. 10 achieSe a great success in The
reputation of its remedy, Syrup of Figs, nj
it ia conceded to be the universal LAXATIVE
For sale by all druggists.
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A ssESSMENT NOIICE-THE LEO MlNINu
n ard Milling Company OF Montana. works

A ssEsSMENT NOIICE-THE LEO MINING
n ard Milling. Company. OF Montana, works
located three and q halt miles from butte, sill
vsr How county. Mont Motto is hereby given
that at a mse.ing Of the trustees Of said company
hold on the Sd day Of April, 1898. An assessment
stock Of said company payable on the 18th day
of May, 1893. to John p. Meyer. secretary o.
said company at the Office Of the Leo mining
40 Commercial ~uilding, st. Louis. Mo. Any
stock upon which said assessment shall remain
deemed delinquent. and will be duly ndvertised
for ale at public auction and unless payment b.
madn before. will he sold on tho 18th day Of
June. 1893. to psy thu delinquent assessment to.
gether with the costs Of advertising and expenses
of sale.
JOHN j. MEYER,
eecretary of said Company.
Room No 40 Commercial building, st. Louis,
Mo. office of said company.
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Sru rs.S MEEIiNGLTHE FIRST
Freddie Loo Mining company will be hold ut tho
oiiice OF the United smelling and ,he6ntng COM
day, May o, lh0a. ~ IL o'clock m. for the pnr-
poto Of %electing officers and . hoard Of trust ees
70 serve Tor tho ensuing year and TOR tho trans-
ecllon OF such other business M may come boz
Tore II. CHARLES q. GRIkFlTH.
Helena, April as. 1903, ~
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>, JOIIN .HEAN, II0rk.

NOiIOEU F ANHEBt MENT.-PIUNEEH MIN
~ ing. Company. Works lucatsd ON Pod
tam.
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the
trn. tees OF the said company held on the i2th day
Ut April, A. ID. 1873, mn assessment of one-half Of
one cent per share was levied upon the capital
stock of said company. payable on the 18Th day
tary, at loom s. hold block, at the city OF Hell
ena. in the county Of Lewis and Clarke, state Of
Montana. Any stock upon which said asssss.
shall be d. omed delinquent, and shall he duly
adyertitel Tor sale at public auction, and unless
the 18th day # June. A. u. 1898. 10 pay the de-
linquent AZ, ess ments. together with the costs
of advertising AMI cxpenses OF sale.
MASSE "A BULLARD.
secretary of Tioneer Mining ompany, Room
8, Gold block, Helena, Mont,
Lated Helena. Mont, April 20, 1893.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LANo OFFICE AT

HELENA, Mont, april II. 1885,
Notice is hereby. given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention to
make final proof. in support of his claim, and
that said proof will to made before register and
receiver at helena. mont, on May 10. 1929, viz:
taul Kramer. who made homestead application
No. S.c2) for the swk sea, sex swh, SEQ. IA, to.
10 n. hg. ".
lie names the GLOWING witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
said land, viz:
Albert buso.. George A. Zwanzig and Gustsf
Herman, all It Helena. Mont.
Any person who desires to protest against the
allowance of such proof. OF. who knows of any
substantial reason. under the law and the regu-
l.tions of the interior department. why such
proof should not b. allowed will DO given an
OF portnnity at the above mentioned time and
place 20 oross-examine the witnesses of said
c!a mant. and to ofsr evidence in rebuttal Of
that su bmitted by claimant.
Il. A, bWlGGETT. Register.
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SITUATION WANTED BY A COLORED
~ man in como good Helena club; is an expert
cnced club room porter; best of references. Ad-
dress Thos. Frames, 1916 curtis street, Denver,
Colo.
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NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL-IN THE
district court ct the First. judicial district
OF Levin and Clarke. "
In tho matter OF the q. tat, of William (hum.
asero, deceased.
pursnant to 81. order Of said court, made ON
given, that Monday, the 1T day Of May, 1853, Il
~ o'clock :. m. ,af said day. at tho court room
q sniu court, ~ the court house In the county
t rs time pnd place for proving the viii Of rAid
MWlliaAm ! hnmasero deceased, and for hearing
Thomas 4. NARROW for the issuance TO them Of
letters documentary. when and whore any person
nrorosted may appear and contest the Same.
Dated April II. 1893.
JOHN BEAN, Clork,
Ly II, ]. CAsEpy. repntv Clork
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SlTUAlION WANTED BY A STAID WOMAN
- as hOusekeeper or work in q small family.
Inquire No. l1o East Cutler street. References
FURNISHED,
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SlTUATION WANTED-CLOTHING SALES
~ man. A young marrieu man wishes q situa-
ton in clothing store; hest of references given.
Address G., ". T., this office.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.
advertisements unasr thia head three times
lGLE

SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY
~ in millinery stere,. or sewing, or store.
Address r. b., INDEPENDENT otlce.
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SlTUATION WANTED-A DRESSMAKEH
- would like sewing. S1.!0 per day. Address
Dressmaker, It's HOWE street.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A sWEDE GIRL
y who has lately arrived to do homework in a
small family. Gall or address Newcomer"
1875 Lyndale avenue, city.
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NOTICE. THE ANNUAL MEETING OFTHE
,toctholders OF tho J. ed Mountain Conroli-
dated Mining comI any, for tho %eloctIon OF Ave
trustees and the t'ansnction of such other bust
ness AS may properly come W. win bc neld at
the once OF the company in the cit; OF IoIenn
on Monday, May !. lsgJ. ut three O'Clock n. m
WILLIAM j. FUCHS, Secretnrv
Dated Helena, April Il, 1899.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY GIRL TO DO
~ sewing by the day. Call or adore 8
Il32 L reckAnrid2a street..
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
Advertisements Enaer lhls leaA hres time.
fRFE.
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SITUATlON WANIED-AS STENOGRAPH-
~ or by young lady of experience. Address
Cora Johnson, room IS johnson building, Gin
cinnati. O.
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SITUATION WANIED--BY MAN AND WIFE
~ either on a ranch or at a mine. Address 2l3
Broadway.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE,
MIsCELLANEOUs

WANTED-LADY ATTENDING COLLEGE
~ desires board AID room in private family
centrally located. Address, stating terms, A. h.
r., box A. Il,
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SITUATION WANIED-TO KEEP A 4
NJ of books evenings or at odd times; also copy
ing and addressing work; books opened and
closed. Lddress EooAkeeper, care Independent.
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DARTlES WISHING THE KELLEY TREAT
L ment f,r liquor. opium, morphine. or to-
bnccO habits, please call at or address the Hell
ena Office. No. 2lo $. Main street, for terms OF
Information
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LOR RENT-SIX-POOM HOUSE; BATH
i room, closets and good cellar; No. 100 Lyn-
dale avenue, Please call and see.
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FOR RENT-DW BILLINGS.

TOR PENT-FIVF-ROOM HOUSE WITH
i large cellar, stables, sheds. chicken house,
otc., city anu cistern water: rent reasonable.
Apply Steele L. Clements.
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CITUATION WANTED-BY AN EXPERT
~ enced dressmaker to work in families. Call
or addI esq $40 Highland street.
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WANTED TO HUY-A FRESH Mich COW,
w ddleIs or call, 1927 boulder avenue.
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HELL WANTED-FEMALE


WANTED-A GOOD SECOND TRIMMER
w to go to Missoula; railroad fare paid. A d
dress. stating reference and experience, Mrs. L.
X. ( ackett, Missoula.
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