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A Stairway Cory Corner.

Is there q bare space at the head of the
first and the bottom of the second flight of
stairs which strikes you as unsightly? You
may make it a thing of beauty. Across the
top Of The window which there usually is
al such turning fix Il piece Of Japanese
fretwork. From a slender brass rod at the
bottom Of this let the finest, flmiest white
net curtains fall in straight, undraped lines,
and inside Of them fix drapery curtains of
dull red denim.
Build 4 window seat and cushion it in
dark red. Have a low platform, about 10
inches high and ! feet square, made, and on
it put as many palms and potted plants as
it will hold. This can be rolled in front Of
the window for the sunlight part Of the
day and then pushed off into a corner,
where it will look green and beautiful. A
little table, with a big, shaded lamp and a
book or a ~workbaskct will complete the
charm of The stairway coy corner.
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THE FOR THE CATNlP.
ed off on a run. 1t was too much for him,
however, and he had not gone more than u
dozen steps when be broke down and stag
gcred into a doorway. The cats We're then be-
fore him-not two. but 20. They were an as
sorted lot and included every known type Of
the domestic cat tribe. There were parlor
pussies, kitchen Tables, cellar mousers,
spiked fence crawlers, back yard bawlers,
rattrap ~trailers, hallway howlers, yellow
striped yowlers, breakfast GROWERS, and all
were calling for catnip.
Old Father Busch, despite his fright, re-
solved they should not nave any of the cat
nip, which he intended to sell for his break
fast. He claspcd the herb to his bosom
and kicked out vigorously. But the con-
greaation of cats was not to be blutfed by
kicks. The cats surrounded Father Busch,
and one gave him a vicious scratch. Still
he would not let go of the catnip. BY
way of a sop to Cerberus, he picked out Il
little piece of catnip and threw it among
the cengregating cats. 1t was snapped up
at a bite, and the hungry cats We're at him
for more. Then, as if they had it prearrang.
ed, all together made a rush at the PROSTATE
Oldham. Such a snarling and scratching was
never seen or heard before in Williams
burg. The cats struggled to get at the
,catnip, the old man kicked with his feet
and struck out with his fists. AS the cats
were nimble, he did no harm. He finally
found voice enough to cry for help.
Policeman Young heard his appeal and
hurried to the rescue. He shooed the cats
away with his night stick and lifted old
Father Busch to his feet. The old peddler
still had his catnip.
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CHARLES D. CURTIS, Sheriff
BY FRED E. Hess. Under Sheriff.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. KALTMEYER
Mufiy ana Walter Natheaou. defendants.
Under and BY virtue Of an order of sale and
district court Of the First judicial district Of the
state of Montana. in and for the county of Lewis
and Clarke. on the yVth day of October. A.. D.
1898. in the above entitled action. wherein
id. obt.ins si' = ia1dsnsnt and aeerse Of tore
in.on,. Iheo Muady and Walter Mathsson,
a ( IS ,sas on the e. 18th .hn DAY ~ :: Ct I'M 1 os ss.
said decree was. on the s0th day of October. A.
D., 1885,, recorded In judgment book No.
manded to sell ali that certain lot. ,pieos or par
bounded and described =. follow. to wit:
Lot numbered six ~, in bl, OK numbered five
hundre forty-nine (s44l, of tho kaateriy addi-
t ttoa, to the On ei th;, q Hell, Hsl:n y , said lot hsyiq a. !.
and q depth of one hundred (lt0) feet
according to aud IS moro particularly described
upon the Official plat of esid named addition now
on file In the Office of the county recorder Of sAid
and singular the tenements, hereditaments and
appurtenAnces thereunto belonging or in any
Public notice Is hereby given that on wednee-
i o'clock m. Of that day: at tho front door q
the court house, Helena. Lewi. and Clarke coun-
ty, Montana. l will: in obedioncs to aid order
Of eale and decree Of foreclosure and sale. sell
the above described property. or 20 much therc-
Of a. may be necessary. to satisfy, said judgement.
With interest and costs. to the highest and best
bidder for cash in hand. :
Given under my hand this 8lst day of October,
CHARLES D. CURTIS. shsrit
tRRD H. HORe ndpr EhoriH.
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No. Tho Old Msnieelle's Secret. py r.

Nc; iNIho Old Mam'eo'le'. Secret Ey Z
No. a.: 2"SIiod Fate. By Mrs. Alexander.
No. - s-Pe v.v wo1sn Ma5e: ~ ~ cb slesSn S., WSsrd'n.
No. 5-Ruf6no. ~ Ouida.
No. tLoyss A~tonement By Tn. BENTON.
Nc; -! Have Lived and Loved. by Mra
Nc. slot; Her Face and Her Fortune. BY Mira
Nc. .s-!Ths House on the Marsh. By Florence
Warden.
NJ: IL si-w ts.s' i, s'n s.n %0't Only. F, Chariot,
Nc; 12-Tho Story Of an African Farm. By
No ls-she, A History Of Adventure. ~ H. Iider
Ne l4.king solomon's Mines. by H. Ride,
No. i5-Essays. First Series. ~ Waldo Emsr-
No. I%e-Camille. BY Alexander Dumas.
No. 1.-THE Modern Home Cook book.
Nc: ls-The Shadow of Sin. BY Charlotte NJ.
Nc. e The seoret Of Her Life, BY Edward
NJ :S,:A ia' cs;.; s %:s,.. T. %'il %'' i, j fi'''s s;;....
No: 12-ihs Master Of the Mine. BY Robt
Ne; 29sELord Isles Daughter. B, Charlott.
No: &-Ess.ys: second eeriss. 81 Ralph Waldo
No 5-Doris' Fortune. BY Florence Warden.
No, 26.The Hsg OF Diamonds. BY George Man
Nc: PA our OF tho World In Lightly Daya
No. .s-A remssia. BY J. MoLaren Cobban.
No. al Qu~artsrmain. Ey Il. Rider Has-
No. so-Thes Scarlet Letter. by Nathaniel H.w.
No. 81 The Frontiersmsn. By Gustavo Aimard.
No. Stat tho Worlds Mercy. by Florence
No. ss-The yellow, Mask. B, wilkie Collins.
ke; az Matt; A Ialo of . Caravan. BY Kobt.
No s5-A Little Irish Girl BY The Euchees"
No. SS-IorEtng the t~ettsre,, ~ Mrs. Alexander.
ho: s7-7Gui'ty or Not Guilty. BY Amanda NJ.
Ne,ssse1,siir Noel. Heir. By Mrs. May Asns.
No. se"TSss Twelve Great Diamonds. E., Mr..
NJ. 20 4o-eih. Hoirs.s of H.ndee Hall. E, Elite
No. AZ 10 Cuban Heir.... 4, Mar, Kyle
No H-lsora's Bridal Vow. BY Margaret
Ne. ss-k.lph Raymond. Heir. BY Hor..io
No. 'tt-S1he Fatal Glove ~ Clara Augusta.
No. lux Brave Little Woman. By Mr.. MAJ,
No: l"Ihe Queens Revenge. By sylvanu.
No. 4s~Th. Nail Cir, OF. Tyrol. By NJ. I. C.ldor.
No. se.-D,rrisx Vaughan. No'vsnist.. iy Esdn.
No. 9Th. nuehe.... 1y THE Duchess"
No. E-Ths Hsir Of Lime ~ hobt. buchanan.
n H. 1T si-9As Crown % oFe e Z sh.% @s R. s. S'h pisssae.
No. 55.-A Troublesome Girl. BY THE duchess"
No. U8-When . Mans single. ~ J. NJ. barrie.
No. S7-tanchon the Cricket: BY. George eand
No ss-1hs Story Of llizabsth. BY Miss
No. he--TVo Kirses. ry Hawley Smart.
No, Ca Mad LovN BY Charlotte NJ. BreAms.
No. 6l--Ths Devils Die. BY Grsnt Allen.
To ruy ons who will send us THREE q
the No. 2 coupons accompanied by
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS in silver or post
sas stamps. No will send any THREE
looks to be selected BY yourself from the
list printed above. BY mail postage prepaid:
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BY CATS.
An Aged Catnip Peddier Held Up ~ Fo-
limo FOotpads.

An Aged Catnip Peddier Held UP by Foo
limo Footpads.
Father Busch is an aged citiaenof Brook
lyn Of vagrant proclivities who gains u pre-
carious subsistence by peddlinS water
crosses, catnip and similar herbs. On a re-
cent night the old man fingered in a saloon
and expended the proceeds of his days sales
in comforting beverages. Father Busch
tarried long at the wine, and when l O'Clock
came he was thrust ignominiously forth
into the night without a penny to pay Tor
his lodging. Clutching his precious catntp
in one hand, he wandered on and soon found
himself in a maze of strange streets. The
effects of his libations n the unfamiliar
surroundings obfusticated the old mans
not overstrong intellect, aud what followed
is thus graphically pictured by tho New
York SUMS reporter on the spot;
Then a sound came out of the inky night
which made old Father Busch tremble and
clutch his package of catnip. 1t was tho
prolonged howl Of a cat.
AS he sat down on Il doorstep an answer
ing howl broke the stiffness of the night.
and soon the old man was staring ut two
pairs of green eyes which blazed through
the darkness.
scat out o. here!" he yelled, shying n
stick at the blazing eyes, but there was no
move on their part. The owners just whim-
pered and crawled around to windward Of
the catnip. Then they got the full odor of
the pungent herb. Their whiskers stood
out straight, they shifted, and then both
together let out n yowl which could be
heard for blocks. That yowl must have
meant catnip, for immediately afterward
there was a wonderful echo Of howls, yowls
and meows from all sides.
With a great effort old Father Busch
pulled himself together, slowed the catnip
under his coat, buttoned it tight and start
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II FiNANclER.

Absolute,ypure gold Is said to be - car
ats fine.
Many Roman tin coins are known to be
in existence.
English sovereigns were first minted In
1850. They were called by various nick
names.
The bronze cent and . cent pieces were
erst coined In 1894 and the nickel half dime
In 1856.
During the reign of Numa Pompilius, 700
b. c., AN experiment was made with wood
en- money.
The director of our mint says that the
United States has oe54, 0OO, 900 gold, ts7S,-
ooo, 900 silver, S4O5, 900, 900 paper. or over rs
to each inhAbitant.
The total amount Of money issued by the
continental congresses and the states to
carry on the war Of the Revolution was not
short of $500. 0 5000.
Edward l forbade the circulation Of for
eign money in England and established an
exchange at Dover where travellers might
dispose of or purchase money.
During the hundred years war between
France and England every baron in both
countries claimed and exercised the right
to coin what money he pleased.
In 1910 Great Britain had cas- 900, 900 Of
paper money, in 1890 f19, 0OO, 600; at the for
mer date France had 9D,000,0OO. at the lat
ter els, 900, 900; Austria had 970, 000, 900 and
G12S, coo, 600 respectively.
The total coinage, gold and silver, Of the
reign of Henry Ill was G3,s9s; the total
coinage of the reign of Victoria up to 1892
was 9544, 100. 200, Of which a3l2 800, 600 were
Of gold and 923l soc, 1000 Of silver.
The Hebrews had no coins of their W
until the days OF the Maccabees, who issued
shekels and half shekels, with the inscrip-
tions, Jerusalem, the Holy" "Simon,
Prince of Israel" These bearn no images
| St, Louis Globe Democrat.
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L Mine. on Grow creek, about two snd Of o
half miles south from st. Louis. in LETTERS, n
county. Montana.
Notice Is hereby given that Ut Q Meeting Of the
trust .es Of said company. held on the 28th.day OF
October. 1893, an assessment mo. " Of one mil!
p : share was levied upon tho capital stock nf
said company. payable to tho undersigned ct his
Office 1t Helena, Montana, on or before Doc. y.
1eas. Any stock upon which said assessment re-
mains unpaid In Deo. y 1601, thal be deemed
elinauent and will be duly advertised for snle
ut pnbiic auction, and. unless payment .hsll be
made before. will 10 cold on Dec. 30. 1879! to ray
the delinquent assessment, together with tho
cost Of advertising and expsn,e Ut sale.
". J. MAcHAf FiF. Secretary.
Ohios Stats 2 Publishing Ca. III to l1a broad
way. Helona, Montana.
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THE MARKETS.
STOCKS.
New YORK. Nov. 6.--Bar silver. COS.
Cuppar-Dul lake, S9.6s, nominal.

NEW YORK. Nov. 81 Bar silver. GoB.
Coppsr-Dull: lake, S9.6s, nominal.
Lead -pull; domestic, s.. 80, nominal.
Control Of speculation on the stock exchange
to-day was held for the. greater part by besrs and
values suffered materially. At the very outset
attack was made on leading industrials. before
which prices fell and the general list shared in
THE manufactured depression to an extent un-
looked for. Chicago Gas. which was selected as
the chief victim. declined 81 per cent. closing
at a reaction Of y. Distilling also sold freely
and huctusted widely. tho net loss on the day
being IL per cent. Sugar. Lead and rubber
common also suff red severely. The general list
suffered materially in early dealings. selling of
u to ~ per cent, but In the afterno IN the mar
ket developed considerable strength. prices
moving steadily upward to the close. which was
firm and at considerable recovery.
Recommendations; higher.
Petroleum-Active. higher; Pennsylvania No.
yember, closed ut 72hc asked.
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GuilS' TO TtBUtutt, ufW PTUIuuVG3
all the proper functions, builds up and In.
vigorates the entire system, and restores
health and strength.
Are you weak, nervous and ailing, o" run.
down u and overworkedi Then it will bring
you special help, It's the mothers friend. Il
lessons pain and insures life of both mother
and child.
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Closing

Money on call easy at 1hG2 per cent. closed
offered at : per cent. Prime paper 5@6 per
cent. Sterling exchange finn at S4.S1ta44.s1A
for e~ixty-day bills and $4StA 94.s4M for de-
mand.
CHICAGO LIVE STCO OK.
CHICAGO. Nov. B.-Cattls Receipts, 10000
head; market steady; best steers. 1915;
Nt2. 80; Westerns. s.. $50 A75.
Hogs-keceipts. 10000 head; market active
and weak: rough and common. Is. 90u6. O5:
mixed and packers, IS. 0O@B 10; prime heavy
and butchers weighs, $61Og6.20 prime ligh
20. 1895. Is.
Sheep -heceipts. $4,000 head: market slow,
lower; native wethers, sS.c0a4lO; westerns.
81. 25u 3. 40.
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHICAGO. Nov. 6.-Wheat-st a ,y; cash, 8O1sc:
December, GlAc
tcrn-. over; cash. 3sSc; December. 3sAc.
Cats = asy:, cash. 2o4so; December. 2Slac.
Pork teady; January, s1&.Sz.a.
Lard-steady: January, $50.
Eibs - Steady: January. sI.37h.
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SHhhIFE,s sAi,t- hoyEaT q HALE,
Ashby. his wife. and Robert s. Ford. defend
ants.
Under and BY virtue Of an order of sale and
decree OF foreclosure and sale issued out OF the
district court OF the First Judicial District OF the
and Clarke. on the I'd day Of November. A.. y.
1893. in the above entitled action. wherein
robert s. Hale. the above named plaintiff.
obtained a judgment and decree OF foreclosure
SHd ale against thirley . Ashby, INN.
defendants. on tho I'd day Of November.
A., D.. 1883. for the eum Of s,2.6Ah65. be-
sides interest. costs I'D attorneys fees. which
is,a , sss''s ses ~ssi On 1 IN q 5u ass s1 s'f S"oe no. .:
manded to sell ali those certain lots, 1iecss or
parcels OK land situate, lyiIg aud being IN tho
and bounded and described ~ follows, tn wit.
Lots numbered eighteen tisf and nineteen
uU. in block nun sIsd forty (40). fronting
nifty t5O) foot on Fifth avenue BY one hundred
!2D, in said block number forty tOj; a. said
lots and blocks are Numbered, Designated and
described on the plst Of snid town-its on file In
the othce Of the county recorder OF said county
Of Lewis and lnrke.
Public notice is hereby given that on Mon.
u O'Clock m. Of that day, at ths front door Of
the court house, Helena, evil: and Clarke conn
ty, Montana, ! will: in "bsdisncs to raid order
the above dsscribed property. or so mnch there.
Of A. may be necessary 10 satisfy said Judgment,
with interest and coats, 10 the highest and best
bidder for each In hand.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of NOvem-
CHARLES D. CURTIS, Sheriff.
] FRED T. HosS. Under sheriff.
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Don't decide that your Catarrh Is hopeless,
simply because you haven't yet found = cure.
DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures just such
cascs-completely. Its proprietors offer $500
reward for an incurable case of Catarrh,
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ATAN END
tho female complaints" and
weaknesses that make womAn'o
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Tor all the arrangements, disor.
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A KemOnstranCe,

Would Be Purchaser-How much for this
p%icture2
Artist-The price is 81 900.
WHY, man alivet you expect to be paid
for your work as if you had been dead 400
or 500 years!"-Tit-BitA
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TREASURY DnPARrMBHr, I
Or1Io1 OF TEE COnPrRolLDR o. TINE

WASHINGTON. D. c.. sspt. II. 1891.
NOTICE IL HERfBY GIVEN TO ALL PEp-
Montana National Esnk Of Hslsna,'' Montana.
that tho same must b. preset ted to Thomas A.
Mafiow. reosiver, with the Legal proof thereof.
villain Tires months from THE dAts. - they nay
10 dtsallowsd JAkEA y. HCkCLH.
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AMsx P!LLs!

DR.. Cston's Reliable Compound for !AdleA are
Safe. Prompt, Edsctual. lhs ohsino! and only
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IA, AaW
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FOR SALE.

$40 per foot for so feet on Main
street, having a depth OF 12o feet,
on Electric line near Lyndale ave.
Cost $45 per front loot A years
aqo. Terms $500. Owner leaV-
inu town, must sell.
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CHARLES D. CURTIS, ShoriE
FRED 4. Hoss, Under sheriff.

A LAS sUMMONb-lN. THE DISTRICT
"A court OF the Fret judicial district of tho
:t:te C Fl 4on'ana in and tor the county OF Lewis
ii. l.. frank. doing business under the firm
name Of Phoenix Clothing company. plaintiff.
Is The Rea Mountain niliing ompany., NJ. ".
son; %trustess, Defendants.
Tho state q Montana sends greeting to tho
brought against you BY tho above named plaintiff
IL the district dis. ct s9us. Of tn Fl! Fss't ,d iud 1ha .o district 9;
filed therein: within ton days (sxolusl!s Of the day
mons, il served within this county: n. i served opt
twenty days, ,otherwise, within forty Gays. or
judgment by default will be taken against You
according to the prayer q said complaint.
Against You. the Abevo named defsndan MT. for
the sum of four hundred and twenty and st-lu!
dollsrs Tor goods. wares and merohandise sold
tain Milling Compsny." II It's special instance
and request, betveen the frat day Of January,
a: y. lses. aad the nrst day of esptember. A. D.:
10 Pc! cent Ger annsm from the first day OF May.
is9s. for unroa.onsble and voxAtious delay, and
for costs OF suit.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint, ~ above
required. the said plaintiff will take Judgment
against you. tho above named defendants. for
the the s sota o. q "a st2 10y so caot n and aoa ante's; from 1hs ire tr e
day Ut May, 1898. and for costs Of suit.
Given under my hand apd the seal Of the dis.
s1ict court OF tho first judicial district trio o. IT,; ;hs
teal Fi!st'( this 18th day Of rctober in the
Court: ), ::i i'b q fa SSi AZ nd IL III %sissssy,;,sss
BY i Ess G. R1oKER. Deputy Clerk.
~. '. tavanaush, attorney for plaintiff.
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MINNESOTA.
Wilbur Tebbils. ...... Mer chants Hotel. 81. Paul
Willard 8. Dennis........ Hotel Ryan, st. Pan
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FOR RENT-FURNlSHED ROOMS WITH
l. Steam heat ana all modern improvements.
IS to ,l3 per month. Hotter block. Office room
n. third floor.
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Could Not Sleep
Hoods

for we think there is no medicine like it," HEN
kY G. and MARY L. RICHARDSON, Sloan,
Madison County, N. Y.
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HELP WASTED-FEMAIE
fOH KEnT-tUE>IsnED HUOMN

WAATkD-COMPETENT FRENCH TEACH
W or. Address NJ. L. Independent Office.
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81, SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE,
Advertisement. unass uA' Asa1 'As's time.
1oGHS LADY
y to do writing; can use machine. experienced
in law ofaoe. q. e., this Office.
SITUATION WANTEp-AN EXPERIENCED
- dressrsker wants work by the day or week.
Sixth avenue, over Motor office.
SITUATION WANTED-BY. LADY AS WORK
~ ing housekeeper or will take chatee OF =
furnished room flat. Mrs. NJ. Davis, Helena,
Montana.
NlTUATlON WANTED BY A RESPECT
y able girl to do general housework. Please
call at 343 Moth hodnsy. y
SITUATION wANTED-BY WOMAN, TO DO
~ homework. city OF country. Address 4U
Breckenridge street.
MUTATION WANT. D-BY A GIRL or "a
work in small family. Address 40 West Main
street.
SITUATION WANTED-AS FIRST CLASS
~ cook, nurse or housskeeper. address Mrs.
Lyman's office, on Lawrence street.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A FIR6T-CLASS
~ cook in private family. Address Mira, H.,
care Mrs. LymAu's employment office.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A WOMAN TO
- do washing at her own home; no objections
Il private or hotel washing. tleAss address Ii.
h., this office.
SITUATION wANTED-lo DO SEWING by
~ the day or at home. Address J. h. Olson,
5l7 breckenridge street.
SITUATION WANTED-A POSITION Az
~ waitress or nurse by q very competent per
son; frst-olass references. Address I Ompeten
this office.
SITUATION wANTED-BY A STEADY MAN.
~ accustomed TO steam and hot air furnaces.
Ss eths s,s S%ls.n'q 'ss TSi ousss: * Sdd ds any J. i H.. 1s s.
Harrison avenue. Helena, Mont.
SITUATION WANTED = A ~FIRsT-CLAss
~ cook would like n place in . boarding
house or hotel. Address A. A. r., this office.
SITUATION WAN1ED-BY AN ELDERLY
~ lady; a home desired more than wages; .
good cook. Address 1O40 Fifth avenue. Helena,
Aont.
SlTUATIoN WANTED-WORK BY THE DAY
~ or hour; washing done. Please call at No.
$40 Joliet street.
SITUATION wANrED-BY A WOMAN AS
- cook or general homework. NJ. L., No. 8
Davis street, betweea sixth and Seventh ave-
nues.
SITUATION WANTED-BY WIDOW WITH
~ Son seven years old. position a. house,
keeper for widower or bachelor of means; that
salary and comfortable homo may be obtained:
thoroughly competent and reliable. Address
Mrs s. brown, 1871 i welfth street. Des Moines,
Iowa. r. ;
SITUATION WANlED-BY A WOMAN FOA
~ general housework: city or country. AOB
breckenridge street.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A WOMAN TO
- do housework; city or country. Address III
jackson street..
SlTU,1IoN5, WANTED "A MlDDLE-AqED
~ lady would like a place to do homework in
. small family; good cook. Address 1O4y Fifth
avenue, helena. Mont.
SITUATION WANTED-EY A YOUNG LADY
~ as nursery governess; will do all children's
dressmaking; Will go cheap for good home. Ad-
dress Miss helene LIVERY, general delivery, New
haven, Conn.
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DISSOLUTION NO1ICE-THE FIEM HERE
~totoro e~sirting under the name of sri,h 4
Black is this daJ disso we'd. '"'""
X. y. SMITH.
J. A. BLACK.
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EpATD AND Rt'DN OFFEREn'
LOR RI NI-EOARD AMI ROOMS. All
L modern conveniences. 205 Brectonridns
I reet.
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WASHINGTON.

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