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SITUATION WtNTED-BY GERMAN GIRL
~ in small family to do general Homework.
INQUIRE Rodney hotel
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TOR SALE-pAR LOR, DINING-ROOM AND
i kitchen furniture, carpets. stoves, bed
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Tor SALE-fOR e15 SEWING MACHINE;
1 American. in good order and nearly new
Address l15 Davis street.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A STENOG-
NJ rapher and typewriter who has had a years
experience in a lawyers Office: COED references.
Address Miss NJ, this Office.
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TOR SALE-THN MERCHANTS HOTEL
I company ara still giving bargains to pur-
chasers 81 frat class hardwood furniture, silver
waro, dishes, eto. Personal inspectiun invited,
genuine bargains guaranteed. Having diso0n-
tiuued the use Of all but fifty rooms for guests,
also tho dining room. We aro desirous Of selling
oil all surplus furnishings at prices to suit GUS
TONERS.
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SITUATION WANTED-HIRL WANTS TO
- do eewing by the day. Call or address 1889
Breckenridge street.
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~ do housework. address, ~ State street.

SITUATION WANTED-WOUl4D LIKE TO
~ have position sewing by the day. Reasona-
bic price. Address II. v. Il, post box 9la
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SITUATION WANTED-BY AN EXPER]-
~ enced mining engineer and draughtsmsn:
university graduate: good references. Address
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SITUATION WANTED-BY AN ENGINEER;
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FOR SALE-A GOOD FAMILY HORSE,
fxings cheap. Address 2. {. T., this Office.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN
~ woll acquainted with tho city to drive deliy
cry wagon of any kind. Address w. Ii. H.. this
office.
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SITUATION WANTED-AS TEAMSTER, OR
~ work in warehouse or grocery. Call or adj
dress q. NJ. for one week, 1885 Lyndale avenue.
city. City references given.
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TOR sALE-CHICKERlNG PIANO. AL
most new. Aldrese =. A., this Office.
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Worn
rundown" fee
bio women, need
DR.. Pierce'sF Favor
ite Prescription.
IL builds them up.
lt's 4 powerful,
restorative tonic,
or strength-giver
free from alco-
hol and injMi-
.a ~l.v.-r nm
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SITUATION WANIED-BY AN ENGINEER,
~ second-class; we'll acquainted with machi-
merry. address Chas. Hogan. 66s ". n ain street.
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FOR sALG-CHEAp. HOTEL RANGE AND
Il steam tabls and furniture. Inquire st At
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ALIAS sUMMONs-M THE DISTRICT
II court Of the First judicial district of thu
state Of Mlontans. in and fer tho county Of Lewis
and +. larke
y. h. owen. plaintiff. vs.. Elizabeth T.. Owen.
dofendsnt.
The state of Montana sends greeting to the
above named defendant:
You are hereby required to appear In an action
Drought against you BY the above named plain
tiff IN tho district court Of the First judicial
district of the state OF Montana. In and for the
complaint filed the Elm. within ten days texolu-
siNe of the day OF servlce) after tho service on you
OF this ummons it served within this county;
or it erved out Of this county. but in this dis
day., or Judgment BY default will be taken
against you according to the prayer Of sad COM
PLANT.
mont and decree of sad court dissolvin9 this
bonds Of matrimony ext ting between this said
plaintiff and defendant, and to obtain general
has treated tho plaintiff in An inhuua Al manner
and with extreme cruelty: seccud, that the said
defendant has wilfully deserted and abandoned
said plaintiff without any reasonable cause for
sent: that more than one year has elapsed since
said de-ertion; these being the grounds alleged
in the said complaint on file herein. moro folly
And you are hereby notified, that if you fail to
appear and answer tho said compliant, as above
required, the said plaintiff will apply to tho
g. id court for the relief demanded in tho said
GIVEN under my hand and the zeal of the Dis
trict Court Of the First Judicial Distric.
ofthn state Of Montana, in and
C-..@ for the I ounty of LOWS and
SD Ed. BIT pi,': ii,''s sSs 'H Yea. IT 81 day Ss ct 1 fs9a
(, Court. one Thousand eight hundred
~ and ninety-three.
JOHN BkAN. Clerk.
BY JESSE RIoKsR. Deputy Clo-k.
WILLIAM W.. PHELPS. Attorney for plaintiff.
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y TWO LAtGE BLACK MAREs
weight about I.400 elch. branded on isfs
shoulder. with small bottle brand 50, ~ ny =
for their return 10 L. J. Merritt. helcns, Mont
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hpoh hSD EoaRD WANTED
\Aj AMI -ptBMhNENT EOaBD in PRi-
w yato fsmily by man md Wife. best Of raf-
ent oiica. '"'"pono-
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SITUATION WANTED-RY YOUNG MAN
- Of 10 as coachman and gardener. Can be-
depended up n. steady habits. Address H. W.
L., Independent office.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE,
Advertisements unusr Illus AeaA three times
] REL.
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HOOPS PILLS are hand made, and are per.
feet in composition. proportion and appearance.
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SITUATION WANTED-As COACHMAN OR
~ work OF any kind by young man who can
be depended upon; steady habits and good
worker. address box 1873. city p. u.
S1TuATlON WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN OF
- II, of good habits. in store or Office: boat
references. Address p. o.. box 972.
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Hoods SarsapariNa

and soon fully recovered, and now enjoys per-
feet health. She says she could praise Hoods
Earsaparilla MI day and then not say enough.
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SITUATION WAhTED-AS A GARDENER
~ and to look after team. Highest references
as tn character. Address W. H.. independent
Office.
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KoOn AND no.nn

EOh BEHT. DWELLlNGs-HERBERT n
Largest list In city. '""''
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BY JESSE RIoRgR. Deputy Clo-k.
WILLIAM ". PHELPS, Attorney for plaintiff,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-07-06

Treat; Marching Song, seven girls; Rec,
Don't Be in Hurry, Herbert HntchingS
Remarks, Rev> Simonton and Prescott =.
Mrs. j. L. Eltlridge has returned from trip
with Capt. Eldrlg-. Harry Thomp-
son is at home from Hcnlton, where he
is attending the Kicker Institute for his
summer vacation He took very high
i'll rank his studies last term Two
Young men calling themselves Geo Bry-
ant and Benz, Coleman, purrortng " he
agents for an advertising tirM in Providence,
have been doing the town recently. They
boarded at Mr.. VIM McGee'> for week
two, patronized the barber, ana furnished
themselves with tobacco. cigars etc, all of
which they We're t. lay Tor When they should
receive large Check Which thty were rx-
pecting. On thu arrival of tie check they
Went out 10 get il Cashed, and presumably
are still in search M someone with nuney
enough to cash H ~ thty have hot been seen
here since. w.. H. X. Rove is at home from
Boston for a few weeks Nh. Walter Ha-
eN has returned from Pennington, where HID
visited his daughter Mrs. Lizzie Bean.
Mis-. Horace Nlansur and lttle son arrived
from Boston last week un \ yisit ta hrr lAr-
ent,, Mr.. ana MUS stephen Clafk, MIS-
Fannie Dana ,lied al home oil june n after
al Illness Nj about thIer werlS~. lhr ttn,r
III services We're lttISMndaY AFTERNOONS, @on-
Quoted ~ Rev. H. i oinenton Mr.. +. C..
Neal4y. the photographer, IL having good
rly.l ot custom anA EiVeS excellent ~atiSfae-
.1
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-07-06

profit from the exploit. Steve is now a
general all around sport. His saloon on
the Bowery is very well patronized, and
when he does not have to sink s., 600 every
week ~ So 81 a Corbett Sullivan fight, on
similar venture. he manages to accumu
late a GOOD income
Speaking Of Brode. | heard him appear
as his own counsel in a ease against him
IN court recently for violation Of the eN-
else Law by selling liquor On sunday. He
crosS-eNamined the complaining police
man With such tellin. effect that the
complaint was dismissed Brodie has ap-
pcared in man, roles but he is vet to he
heard nj AS I'M actor
There was III immense amount " inter
est manifested Tuesday in the racing of
THE Goney Island Jockey Club al Sleeps
head ban Ii WAS the day Of the Suburban
Handicap OF guaranteed value of -, eA0,
and between twentyt five and thirty thous-
and people Witnessed the great racing
event of the season. The pool rooms in
tile eity ~till remain closed, but the betting
IT the track NaS enormous. 1t is cstilnat
ed HAT at ltt,st two million dollars was
va9eleA ia THAT one race alone. a roog
mlalI horse MSn iul the fourth tine III dis
hi,telN IF The suburban. The purse was
wolth N lfied Lowe tile owner Of Low
lander -ls. GDu THE horse vas fiji from
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-07-06

The leading illustrated article in Worth
house system uf the 'mted States, BY
Hon. 5. e.. W. Benjamin. 1t is one of
the series Of American papers which this
Magazine is publishing and which are OF
interest and Importance to every citizen
Of The nited States Our magnificent
coast, which includes the Atlantic and
Pacific, the Gulf of Mexico and the Great
Lakes requires a most extensive and com
plete system Of protection. We have one
sixth Of the lighthouses of the entire globe
(about 4. ZOO and these and our lightships,
postlights, beacons, etc, are equipped
with all the appliances that the science
and invention Of the age can furnish We
haze larger number Of vessels engaged
in commerce than any nation except Great
Britain. and our coaStlng shipping is as
great ~ that Of all Europe combined
The dangers of approach to our coasts
have been reduced to Il minimum bv a
vast and efficient system Of surveying
and lighting. under the management of a
special board, and at an annual eNpendi-
ture IF nearly three millions Of dollars
This article gives most interesting ac-
count Of the manner in which the system
is conducted, Of famous lighthouses; of
lightships and buoys; of lanterns and
lenses, and of the steam tenders engaged
in supplying the lighthouses, and repair
ing and replacing the buoys and beacons.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-07-06

The tablet fastened ln thr north wall Of
tile Hedge Laboratory Nas lnasr nt pecll-
liar and appropriate design, being Il globe
with in Ivy Leaf and the tignrts - upon it.
The programs WE'RE NJ i special design
tied With 4 bit Of tht- cIits, eolurs. garnet and
blue. The first page has a festooning of Ivy
leaves and the lettering running through it.
From the spot where the IVY was planted
and the exercises ended, the class marched
back to the chapel
The class officers ARE. Nj. Al. French, pres
ident f. G. Thompson, vice president; ID.
+. Field, postmaster; A. II. Miller, mar
shall W. +. Page, chaplain. The committee
of arrangements was: a. Ii. Miller. $. |.
Graves, Miss X. A. Leslie, Miss NJ. A. Hill,
A. j. Marsh
Ivy Day closed With 4 reception at tile
home of Miss b. W. Gerrlsh, 81 Horton st.
The broad piazza and ample rooms gave
abundant space for games and 4 merry good
time. Many lively songs We're sung, includ-
ing the one they sang a year ago and those
of recent date.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-07-06
Took First Prize.

The State board Of pharmacy recently an
alyzed twelve Of the most popular medicines
in order to see whether they We're what they
We're recommended to be After two weeks
Of careful work, they awarded the first prize,
gold medal, to Messrs. A. r. Ordway & Co.,
proprietors of Sulphur Bitters, it being in
their opinion the best and only strictly pure
blood purifying medicine in the market
[ Weekly chemist. 2w26
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-07-06

DR.. E. F. Townsend's invention of Oxy-
genated the great remedy for all Diseases of
the Eye, Ear, Head, Throat and Lungs, Ca
tarrah and all Diseases arising from its bad
effects. Chronic Diseases of every descrip-
ton a speciality. Consultation free at Cros-
by Inn, Belfast Me-, July 10-11-12.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-07-06

The Burnham Eye Remedy Company,
which was incorporated and began business
on January l. 1893, with an office at No. 572
Washington street, Boston, has declared its
first semi-annual dividend of per cent.
payable the first week in july.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-07-06

THE international Navigation Company
was reor4ani1tl ut New lofl1 last week.
With 4 capital Nj -l5.UC4. 600 Thi~ means
that 4 determined EFFORT is IL bc made to
~eeuie tol vessels undc, the American tlag
algcl ~Aars VT lle freight ana ta~~en-
-er traffic between New York and Euro
pean port> Tle great Pennsylvania
iaillead interests ale understood ID Ne
behind the entsr Mise. ana Il has, other
clements II snetts~ Strictly speakin4
the international umpanN IL the Success
81 81 the lnmlm Line. whose crack Slips
thy New ldrb and Paris NOW carlN the
American tin- But III addition the new
concern already controls the Red star
Line M Belgian steamers. running from
New \ nlk 1u thc Continent ana the Old
American Line If foul Ships running ont
nt l'Aila'iel}hia Directly VI Indirectly.
tlle cpnNanN allea,iN nana-e~ naFr high
cla~s passenger and cargo vessels. prob
ably. than any ether corporation now en-
4aged ~ 1lfe AtlAntia trade Mail Con-
tracts with the trpNernmcnt can for 20
knot An houl weekly mail service between
Ncv lk and Southampton ana New
loIk and Antwerp. This necesSitatcs
tle building ott.Ne additional steamships,
whicA the CRAMPS " philadelphia Nill
construc1. They art expected L. cost ovel
i.
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-13

Miu Eur til Chicago iibite r9e bar
mere Ell 5Orretninssreiie enb for 5or'
n~gielis. st i%remrasenbe screenings
5irma / Chicago bar blepet neot til at
lRlse no tin 8ebulbnin9 al CONNER
tlaber. Seq tipbte 200 bebite clogs
Spmmeroraster for Mano for Omtreni
balp Gris. Bore &unoer, Der fipber
bps ps, iaar 5Orbelen berai. Sl9o'
ninger, Der fsr iul9tes for $12, SIS,
$16, iel9es M for 8 % 10 Dollars
Girtelisbeoen er ale be 200 Cults.
ri tisbte, fuloelig u9ro fra 8 til 5 Dol
lars bper mere, enb ieg forlanser 10,
benz. ~8lebnin9er for Gutter % Ssrr
bar ri tjsbt li9eiaa biai9t, % Singer
itaar zig paa at tisbe alGoer, for 81
Ter, buab ri fun piie benz. Af Surniib
ing @ooos os Straabatte bar ies lise'
iaa belbis, % ie9 tisbte en- Sluml
Sommers9 ragter for so Cts. pr. Dol
lar. De ma tomme ino til oS % +
os. Snseu anben fan ielse iaa bill
ligt. Ben Bear.
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-13
Ybrcnologi.

4roiesipr Worris ojl giue ipp lectures
frtt / GaImar Opera Souie oeune llse: 5irs.
bag, GHsoas % 9prsoug aitsn pI bIipe for
G%rueutlmncr og Wauoiolt; 6reong % 9pr,
bag ]gftermiooag al. Az aIene for 5ruen.
thinner. Canine Bags gften blot for
Manoiolt. Kitten orslGsuinserue begpn.
Der prGcis al. s @iten, Sri ofentlig era,
minatiou al 8eriuuer, Der ~uopRlges af 6cr.
idmltugsu peo SlutHiHgeu al hoer 6orelRs.
ming. Gcrelrsntn8erue iluitreres pso SlRIp
OF 1000 4ortrGtter al 9ooe, lettt, tlo9c %
andre Slngs 6oIt. 8ripnt Examination
Saueu eiter bper 9ecturs % ON gitsrmio.
hagen hoer Sag / Opera Spuie so Cts.
for bper 9erion. 9eo Cart 81, $3.50 % 81.
4ruiesior Worris nil bOloe fri lectures
Ssitan unIperiallit Gburh for Gamer 90
Serrer 6rebae 90 2groae 9liteu ben 23oe %
24oe 9uui.
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-13
9ecprab pg Sntegll.
Gen late Sunj 1904
WiHinnn Gpnns Spnl.

SnSeog Gitcrmioea9 hen ne Stunt
BEN iibIte Gas al oenne Court erm'n,
opmtes @iGIiam Godn III ct Nnr
StotsiGnsIIet for Gpperi al ct 9omme'
ubr fra Cars 8eterions Ierion. DC
TO andre Msonutla9eoe bar ianet i'm
Sag uoiat iii nritc 1ermiu. Somnie'
ubrets @Groi par life iaa itpr, at Cor
brpoelicu tuube for 9pueu fables Hps
ocri. Giterot Tommen par afiagt, be-
mrrtcoe Eommereii, al ell 8rGolfen life
altio bnuhc oen lprGn Iteoe 8trtuln9.
gan piIoe bog iige, at ben 3smte baooe
eubm 2uleouing iii at funue lepe ct
Ipttcligt Gin. gtaar ban TOM no al
Strafieauitalteu, uiloe ban raaoe BAN
I'll sgrligbeb % Nrbeioiompeo, pg oo
pilbe ben beore Gel al Ssioltuingen
mere cno oisrne urre meo paa at ltBtte
Oct aoOe 5prirt. Get or life Den beolte
al 8eioltnin9en, iOm er ina iRroi9
til at iau Gu tiIimuoiet, nnnr ban bar
pRret tiimuoiet igr. Meu oa oiloe bet
oaiaa prre nGOptnoigt FOR bam at fly
iIet SeIItab, tbi BET piloe prre en- Magt,
ipnt life bar let at ~oueruiuoe.
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-13
llaibentcee grepe. .. anbericu.
Ole GpenIpu.-Sdm Sampien.

AAlIhbhNNN
Ole GpenIpn.-Sdm Sompien.
CT rent 8iouuoer al 8rppi 2rou
fFebe Gbarlep Stiles iorlcben Gnt
ucoe / Trout Ruu. Gen bar II Tom
mer lang, II CONNER | Gmtreos o.
pcieoe 3 9uno. Oct man baoe p1reI
en- @jen9anser fra ben goee gnmle 2ic,
oa man funoe gnd oerben % ineo Ct
lioet Net trGite benz pp | Bettrpls.
9th Council bar inttet ben Be
lutuiug, at bereiter Hal Der / Str9t'
niuaeu ira Rsdauic Street neb 8ater
Street til Orb Sun 8roeu lille lGg9es
nnoetiIags 5Ortuus eno Cement cuer
bugne Sanoteuss Srler. Get Canine
9iplber @oibin9tor, 8innebn8o %
Court Streets n%Oroenfor Brcaofuap.
Mrs. Martiu 8rsrbp, Der bar tlla
bra9t et lan9ere 8eiDg / 8rprbps 6a'
mile / g8eit 3eeorab, reiite iioIte 2Br-
Dag til Nurn Springs, benbes frem'
tibi9e Sjem.
On itpe lllptte bGnote @slt
DEBORAH iioite 6reoag. Geo. SIo5e
panoeoe fine Seite noe peo Roientbals
% tpg WMnobiotet uo, for at be ltuloe
funne brittle beore; men life fsr bnpoe
be o~ruttet, fgr be latte ~oi9aaroe, olt
bpno Remmerue funoe trGtte. Gangs
ben enc Gibe Of 8eicn er ct 8arbwires
@jerbe. % ben enc al Seitene trGn9tes
inp puu bette % bleo 9riliomt iDnoers
ilpu9et. MrS. 8laSe blep taitet no og
iii BEN enc glrm bruttet.
ajSbmano Gbarlep Sercm 99te'
uieocs lioite Ousbag til Wtiis Winnie
3ableu. 8rpGupet bolotes / 8ruoens
6oralore8 6us O9 en- WGn9oe al BET
uu0e Bars Senner bar %tnbbuone. "3ea
corabs 8oren" srutulerer!
- So8trptter 9bormOo @tunien pa
Suitru / Gbicaso bar bapt ben itore
SOr9 at MITE i'm Hloite SBn, en mil
oppatt @ut, nOget Oper IL Gar 9ammel
@lmer Nurelius footes / 8ecOrat
ben 12te Sdnuar, 1881, boor 6orGls
orene bensang bpebs. SOm Selse al et
lllDttestilfaloe bapoe ban sjernem9aaet
gteset i bet iioite &ar, bog iaa bet no.
lpm ON ban uilbe Ooerpinoe bette, mer
lao III ban 0iernebetRubelie p9 opot
3irsous ben CITE oeuues, efter to Tiger;
baaro Sp9oum.