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LAWS. I'VE n II ~ w. -MH
s?,s5O-Now brick dwelling on east side, hall.
ss s,, good sized rooms. three closets. pantry.
for $500 per annum.. Owner will take 1t for u
year 1t $500, and deduct tho amount from the
p%t sssoi@ eaos .sASS oase ne sn nj io R'' in b fs;DeS' addition;
house 10 1888 and has three rooms 1xxl4. city
water cellar, closet pantry. W have three q
$4.5o0-iine brick dwelling on Eleventh ave-
down stairs. upstairs not completed, but space
enough Tor four large rooms; amply supplied
with closets; pantry. vel! and CITY water large
Eleventh avenue, and l40 feet deep; large lawn,
sl,75-New dwelling in Broadwater addition.
500 down. rs per month. '' N-
s2.s:O-Attractive double dwelling on Rodnsy
street having five rooms on either side, sewer con-
%nection, city winter. large lawn. trees and vines.
fine stone wall. in fact one of The most homelike
houses in the city: lot tifty-thr.e feet front and
s4.ooo..Eor hotel property near the Northern
Pacific depot, including all furniture and tx-
lures. twenty-five rooms completely furnished;
attend to it b.ins engaged in other business;
$1,000 down. balance to suit purchaser.
y lG0--Neat brick dwelling on east side near
closets, city water. lot 42xll5 with alley; $1,000
down. balance on time at six per cent,
breckenridge. lot 42x1U0, with stable; $500 dow n
UNIMPROVED PROPERTY.
$3.50 per front foot for 100 feet on Eenton ave-
nue. within fifty feet from electric line. Pur-
chaser who builds may have three to five years
time to pay for the lots. interest seven per cent.
$1,000 for ten lots in Kenck addition. AT this
price there is a fair chance to double the invest
Ment in 4 year.
$500 each for two lots on Feosta avenue near
Benton.
.$l25-Good Lowell lot on Sparta street 5Ox1iO,
city water.
HOUSES FOR RENT,
Gilt-edged stock in sheep company 10 trade
for dwelling in Helena
MATHESON Il CO.,
Gold l5lOck.
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Typical OF tho Coming SHIN.

Tho frat s%en-2oing vessel of aluminium
Is being constructed in the backwards o.
the Loire. 1t il n cutter which would
weigh, if mad OF the usual mater ms
d'oc0 tons, instead Of its actual weight OF
.. 800 tons.
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL AND WOOD
juno Is, 1888. Sealed proposals will be
received at this Office until II o clock
noon, July 49,, 1888. at. which tina
tract let to the lowest bidder, subject to the ap.
prevail Of ths director OF the mint. for furnish
ma (delivered) to tho United States ASSAY Office,
lump coal and twenty-five (25) cords best yellow
pine wood. The ri hit is reserved to reject any
or all bids. W. D. WHEELER, Assayer in
charge.
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EOR SALE TWENTY CHESAPEAKE
pups Tor sale, from six months to a year
old: soIne partly broken to retrieve. Addr ess
A. q. Steiner, I anton. Meagher Co. Mont.
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no JOHN woLTERs. LATE OF EAST
l. Helena. state of M~ontana-you are hereby
granted against you at the suit OF augusta Vol
tiers. your wife. which will be heard in the court
OF common plea No. 8. of Philadelphia county.
Saturday. July Is, A. ID. 1893. at 10 o o'clock a. m,
on which day you may appear and show cause,
it any yon have, why such divorce should not bs
granted againet you.
WILLIAM +. JOHNSON,
1S2 So. Sixth street. Philadelpha, Attorney for
Libellant.
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FOR SALE-TJE MERCHANTS HOTEL
company are still giving a BARGAIN to ali
corners, In antique oak salts with all hair mat
tresses. oak wardrobes. oak folding beds. Oak
dining tables. oak leather seat and plush scat
chairs. cod d Barton's silvsrware, consisting of
buffers. pickle castors. Edsm cheese hoiders
and numerous other articles. A genuine bar.
gain guaranteed. Merchants Hotel coupnny.
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EOR SAIL Or RENT-BoARDlNG AND
lodging house. eighteen rooms, easy ter ms.
good location. good business, good reason for
selling. Address business" this office.
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FOR kENT-DURING SUMNER TO FAM
l. lily without children. nicely furnished Ave-
Dom dwelling. modern improvements. piano,
ey'B office.
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THE INDEPENDENTS
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EOR RENT. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. R.
Reed d Co.. opposite Grand Central Hotel.
Largest list in city.
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FOR SALF-A GOOD FAMILY HORSF.
harness. buggy; road cart. cutter and all the
hxings cheap. address +. {. j., this Office.
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Welding by ELECTRICITY.

Life is short and time is heeting, but Hoods
sarsapsrilla will bless humanity az ages ROLL on
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FOR

EOR SALE-$2.3 800 HOUSE FOR 81, IT'S; $15
per month or to suit. Ii. Il. Reed & Co.
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SITUATION WANTED-A NURSE WOULD
~ like to take care of = chronic cass. "Nurse,'
b41 breckeneidge street.
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EOR sALE-HOTEL DOING BEST BUSI-
l. ness OF any id city. Over 81. 900 profits last
four years. $500. cash and easy terms on
balance: account sickness. Herbert u. Reed &
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- housekeeper would like = position in ; wild
overs family. "Housekeeper," 5a1 Breckenridge
street.
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- lady wishes q situation as housekeeper in
the country. Address "Housekeeper." this
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SITUATION WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN
cry wagon Of any kind. Address w. II. II this
office.
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FOR sALR-REAL ESTATE.

EOR SALE-HOTEL. ONE OF THE BEST
L. paying hotels in the city, good reason for
selling Address w. $. IL, this office. If not
sold before July 5 will be sold at auction.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN
~ of ~ rs goodman. and gardener. Can be
depended up n. steady habits. Address H. W.
L., Independent Office.
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E'OR fENT-FURHlSHED ROOMS WITH
i or without board at 1929 North benton ave-
nue.; modern improvements. Mrs. Catherine
Young.
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SITUATION .MANTED-BY YOUNG MAN OF
~ II. Of good habits, in store or office; best
references. Address p. u. box 972.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-26

SITUATION WANTED-BY GERMAN GIRL
~ in small family to do general homework.
Inquire Rodney hotel
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WANTED COMPETENT GIRL WANTS
W. general house work or chamber work.
Call Capital hotel.
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OlTis Employment Agency.

S23 North Main street. TclepaOne 1OG
WANTED
8 experienced brick yard men. t2.b0 to 50. 90 per
day.
8 men for heaving who'd, So, So
Is Woodchoprecs, $I.2a per cord.
10 Italians and l5 Austrians tor railroad work.
5 Fsnchmen.
Woman cook for city.
2 Diningroom girls.
Girl for homework.
I Chambermaid.
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SITUATION WANTED-As CoACHMAN OR
~ work Of any kim by young man who can
be depended upon; steady habits and good
worker. address box 18a, city +. y.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY THOROUGHLY
~ competent and experienced stenographer;
can furnish machine: references. Cora john
son, No. 457N Mcmillan street, , incinnati, U.
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SITUATION. WANTED-AS. A GARDENER
~ and to look after team. Highest references
as to character. Address W. NJ, Independent
Office.
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Tor RENT-LARGE WELL FURNISHED
1 rooms, single or en- suite; all modern i'm
provements: by day. week or month. Homer
block, corner tark avenue and Clarke street.
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TOR R~ENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS.
single or on suite: all improvements; .
quiet and homelike place. 113 Clarke ttreet.
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OF 1875 fremont ST., Boston, vas in very poor
health, from bad circulation OF the blood,
having rush of blood TO tho head, numb spells,
were almost bursting ali over her body. A COL
lision with n double runner brought on neural.
gla OF the liver. causing great suffering. She
could not take the Doctors medicine, so took
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WANTED-LADIES WISHING TO MAKE
w $40 to $50 weekly by writing for ne at
home. Reply with stamped envelope. Miss Myra
A. GoPdon. Joliet, III.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A sTENoG-
~ rapher and typewriter who has had a years
experience in q lawyers office; coed references.
Address Miss NJ. this office.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE
WANTED-COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
w eral housework; wages $50. Inquire 725
Spruce street.
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BOARD AND ROOM OFFERED.
BOARD BY THE DAY, WEEK OR MONTH
~ at 418 Broadway.
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TOR RkNT-TURNISHED ROOMS FROM
L IS to $40 per month at 2la North Rodney
street.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY WOMAN TO TO
~ cooking. washing OF ironing. 466 West
Main street.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
Advertiseme0rs Unoes lAs heaA three time.
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FOR RENT-FUHN1sHEp ROOMS.

Tor. RENT-ROOMS AND BOARD $40
L Warren street, corner Sixth ave.
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WANTEG-ANEATAND RELIABLE NURSE
w girl. Apply At residence of Mrs. A. {.
johnson. 724 Harrison avenue.
WANTED-LADIES TO WRITE AT HOME.
Enclose stamped envelope. Ella Werst,
Sec. South Bend, Ind.
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IX7ANTED-sALEsMEN, TO SELL OUR
w. choice and hardy nursery stock; many
mentals, and controlled only by us; we pay com
mission or salary. give exclusive territory and
pay weekly: write us ct once and secure choice of
territory. May Brothers. Nurserymen. Roches-
ter, N. Y.
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SomethtnO Il
lost when you uas
DR.. 6agosa Ca
tarrh Romcdy.
It's Catarrh. The
worst q . yield
to itB mild, sooth-
Ing, o leAnsin G,
nnA hnnlinm nnon
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Hoods SarsapariNa

and soon fully recovered, and now enjoys per-
feet health. She sGys she could praise Hoods
6arsaparilia all day and then not say enough.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-15
L uneral of Mrs. Beaupre.

The funeral OF Mrs. Clement Beaupre,
whose death occurred Sunday took place al
St. Joseph's church Tuesday morning at
8 O'Clock. The ladies of St. Anne 5 society,
of which Mrs Beaupre was a member, as.
sembled at the house on Spring street and
at S:ij they formed in procession and walk
ed TO the church, the remains being accom-.
panied by a large number Of relatives and
friends. Father Cloarec celebrated mass
and the full choir under the direction of L.
II. Beaupre, rendered the chant o; the re-
QUEEN mass. Tho flowers were beautiful,
especially cross from G.. d. Wright and
wreath from tho employees Of the Venetian
Blind company OF which Mr.. Beaupre is
foreman, and other beautiful flowers from the
sisters of the deceased, Mrs d. Nante and
Mrs. G. w. Gero. The pail bearers were
\. a. Nantel, l.. Duhamel, Louis Pine and
Clovis Lsvalle. The streamers at the cor.
ners Of the hearse were carried by four
ladies Of St. Annes society. The Nenetsu
Blind company closed its shop and the en-
ployes attended in body. G.. L. Camp
bell had general charge. Among those
present from out Of town were AIR. and
Mrs. $. d. Monat of Vergennes, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ell King Of Dello VS. Falls and Mr..
Edward Beaupre OF Chicopee, Mass.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-15

Brattleboro, and pr Grinuell of this city
testified upon this point. DR.. Clarke was a
witnoss for the defence and gave it as his
opinion that Choquetts was insane.
,Iudson l.. Scott we'll known landlord,
has bought the Franklin House property at
HigLgate Springs. The consideration is
reported to be about $50, 900. The hotel
was owned by Henry Spencer of this city
and others, of whom MIR. Scott had leased
it for several years past. As landlord
Mr. Scott has few equals. During each
succeeding season he has kept the hotel its
patronage has steadily increased until the
Franklin House has become very popular
rendezvous for pleasure-seekng people, as
well as those seeking rest.
Mr.. Horatio Hickok returned from New
Yorl, Thursday. Mr. IIckok is tho
senior member of the firm who owns the
box factory which burned Wednesday, To
a FREE Press representative he stated that
the firm ordered, few weeks since, some
machinery to be placed in tho Durham mill,
a few pieces of which have already arrived;
the remainder will be got here, put in posi-
ton and business resumed as soon as posi-
BE. The company employed 100 hands.
He is undecided whether or not to rebuild
the burned mil
Capt. T. L. Perkins, chairman of the
committee on transportation OF the State
Firemen's association, has made arrange
ments with the Central Vermont railroad
to transport people to the annual tourna-
ment Of the association which is to be held
at st. Adams. All hand engines will be
carried for one way rates, and the associa-
ton will refund one-half of the charges
paid, thereby making tho cost TO the com
panies very small. Tickets will be sold to
firemen in uniform for one cent per mile
and to the public for half fare.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-15

Following is the business for the week
ending June l3, lS5j;
Frank =. Rogers estate, Milton; appoint
ment Of Clara T.. Rogers administratrix,
and il. II. Fuller, J. =. Benham and IL. c.
Mcneil commissioners aud appraisers, all
Of Milton
Lyman W. Irish's estate Wexford; ap-
pointment OF Georg, NJ. Huntley admins
traitor, and John HoHrigan aud Harmon b.
Howard commissioners aud appraisers all
of Westford
Missip i. Lavely's estate, Essex, appoint
Rsnt of NJ. A. Bingham of Essex and Jo-
seph Yandow of Colchester appraisers, and
license granted to sell personal estate.
Francis Green's estate, Burlington; APP
pointment of Robert Roberts administrator,
aud Ehhu b. Taft and Hamilton S. Peck
commissioners and appraisers, all of Bur
llngton,
Annie McNally's estate, Shelburne; APP
pointment OF w. a. Weed Of Shelburne ad-
miustrator.
Annie and Nellie Perkins Shelburne; APP
pointment If +. r. Stoddard Of Shelburne
guardian.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-15
REAL ESTA1E TRANSFERS.
Transa otions Recorded by tho city Clerk
During tho Month OF May.

inc Mont u OF May.
The following is list of real estate trans
actions for the month of May, furnished by
Cronyn q Beckwith, insurance and real es.
tate agents aud brokers:
Mrs. NJ. d. Tucker to Fanny Jones, lot
west side North Willard street; 5000.
Henry Greene to John Looney and wife,
lot on west side Greene street; 800.
Michael Flannery to Louis Bangea, lot on
west side Bright street; $1,000.
Obadiah Walston to A. j. Howard, prem
ises north side Crombie street. No. 80;
$2210.
Louise c. Brownson to f. G. Evans and
wife, lot north side Maple street. $l400.
Mary Hale to James II. Farrell, promises
43 west side Pitkn street; 500.
James +. Campbell and wife to Mary aud
Kate Gallagher, promises on west side Pine
street; $3.50.
Il. NJ. Sutton to W. b. Craven, premises
east side Church street; $500.
Elmer T. Coon and wife to II. N. Coon,
lot west side Pine street; nominal.
Jane A, Church and j. b. Morrison tc
Johanna Flynn, premises No. Is north side
Cherry street; $ll0O
A. f. Rousseau to NJ. C. Hurson, prem
ises south side North street; No. 395; 5000.
Esther j. and L. L. Wright to N. n
Leonard premises No. 20 east side School
street; $3.50.
Daniel Sullivan and wife to Henry j.
Munson, lot on south and west side of North
Bend street. $500.
A. j.. Barrows to Gilbert Arcaud, lot
block / Ferguson 81 Scarf addition; $500
A. j.. Bnrrows to Frank Norway, lot Il
block 4 Ferguson and Scarf addition; $500
b. W. aud A. 7. Carpenter to Corneir
II. Brown, lot 80 feet front on west side
new proposed Orchard street; $S2j
c. II. Rrown to Eliza Smith, lot 60 fee
front on west side new proposed Orchard
street; $500.
A. L. Barrows to John Dutore and wife
premises east side North avenue, No. 8;
Drew plan; $77j.
Henry Greene to Joseph Lawrence, lot or
west side Greene street, $500.
John Lee and wife to II. =. Peck, prem
ses southeast corner of North avenue ant
North street, $500.
II. S. Peck to Richard Ryan, premise
southeast corner of North avenue anC
North street. $4,000.
Willie A Leo to William f. Carly, 10
west side Mansfield avenue, 500.
G. I. Smith to Katie D. Ready, premise
1j5 south side Maple street. $500.
Henry Greene to Ida Noyes, lot east sid
Greene street, $500.
Christie Poro to Jerome Dumas, premise
252 North Bend street nominal.
Howard Relief society to Van a. Nye an
Mary A. Lavele, administrator, premise
in Exchange block, called Nye s. Lavoll
store, $4,000.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-15
FORT ETHAN ALLEN.

Bids for Construction and Plumbing of
Additional Duildiug' Opened saturday.
Bids for constructing, plumbing, heating
and gas-piping the additional buildings ut
Fort Ethan Allen were opened in the ofllcs
of the constructing quartermaster Saturday
10y Capt. Guy Howard and Mr.. a. N.
Chamberin, chief clerk Mossrs. Ziegler
q Dalton of Junction City, Kan, were
found to be the lowest bidders for the con
struction Of the buildings. They propose to
do the work for $64, go. The &. S. Blod-
gett company of this city propose to do the
plumbing, heating ard gas-piplng for 3ll,
9SS. The above firms, being the lowest
bidders, will probably be awarded the con
tracts by the quartermaster general.
As matter of local interest It may be
added that the bid Of the Blodgett company
on the steam heating Of the double barracks
only 50 below the next lowest bid,
which was by a New York city party. The
other bids were also very close. which shows
that the figuring was done finely as wslI as
inteiligently.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-15
ElGHTY-NINTH COMMENCEMENT
or the University of Vermont and STATE
agricultural College.

Agricultural College.
SUNDAY, June 18TH, 1898.
At College street Church.
500 p. m. Bsccalaureate sermon by the Presl-
dent.
$50 p. m. Anniversary Y. NJ. c. A. Address
by the Rev. u. n. Beach of Cam.
bridge, Mass.
MONDAY, JUNE 10Th.
500 y. m. Senior Class Day Exercises on the
College Green.
500 p. m. Senior Glass Reception at Billings
Library.
TUESDAY. JUNE 9TH.
900 a. m. Annual Meeting OF the Phi Reta
Kappa at Room "E" North Col
lege.
10 90 a. m. Meeting of the Alumni Association
at the Chapel
800 p. m. Address before the Alumni, by
Charles A. Kent Of Detroit, at
College Street Church.
500 p. IN. Forest Prize Speaking Mt College
street Church.
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE 28TH.
HOO a. In. Orations by members of graduating
class. comforting of Degrees and
University Grafton by Hon. jus
TIN :. Morrill,, at tho Howard
Opera House.
200 u. IN. Corporation Dinner at the an
Meas House.
SEQ p. IN. Presidents Reception at the ~
inls Library. Music by the Glce
Club.
THURSDAY, JUNE 9TH.
300 a, m Examination for Admission to the
University, Mt rooms "A" and -,
200 p. m. South College
800 u. m. Commencement Boat Ride.
Music furnished by Howard Opera House
Orchestra.