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TASTE IN OFFICES,
Severe Simplicity of the Room Russell Sage
Does Business Ina Poor Mans Luxury.
Especial Correspondeuce,1

Severe Simplicity of the Room Russell Sage
Does Business Ina Poor Mans Luxury.
Especial Correspondence
New YORK, Oct. 9O.-It is not many years
since the expenditure of any great amount
ofmoney on the furnishing of a mans office
was generally considered a weak conces-
sion to astheticism, but nowadays hand
somely fitted and furnished business apart
ments are the rule rather than the excep-
ton. One Of the richest men in America,
however (Russell Sage), does business every
day in one of the plainest offices.
1t is reached after climbing two or three
rickety flights of stairs in the old building
at Il Broadway, next to Trinity church
yard. When the visitor has passed through
the outer door, he is confronted by a wood
en- wall which reaches nearly to the cell
ing. This wall is pierced by two or three
grated apertures about a foot square. To
get attention from any one he must tap on
the casing Of one of these little windows.
He will have plenty of time to observe his
surroundings while awaiting the pleasure
of the clerks inside, and he will see only q
bare floor and a settes for the convenience
of messenger boys. Scrawled on the wall
in lead pencil over the settee he may read
if he cares to the frankly expressed opin-
ions these boys lave of Mr.. Sage. They
are not expressly complimentary-in fact,
more than one district Mercury has there
recorded his belief that the great financier
is stingy and cross.
Once inside the sacred inner portal-and
the visitor will have no difficulty in getting
in if he have any real business with the
capitalist-he will find the furnishing most
severely plain. All the desks and chairs
were old and worn before the bomb explo-
sion two or three years ago, but they are
now necessarily new, though as cheap as
possible and still be serviceable.
One day not long ago I called first ut Mr..
Sage's office and then. at the Office of a
young professional man, who has yet to
make his place in the world. The latter
was located in one Of the largest and show
lest of the new business palaces of this city.
A swift elevator carried Inc noiselessly to
its level, and the floor of the corridor which
led to it's door was tiled. Inside there was
a moquette carpet, the desk and chairs were
of antique" oak, highly polished, on the
walls were choice etchings, artistic bronzes
ornamented divers wall brackets, and the
air came in through the open shutters over
q brilliantly blooming and carefully tended
window garden. II like to do my work in
a civilized place." said the occupant Of the
office, noting my surprise. Before l came
away the agent of the buildings owner en-
tered and dunned the young man for two
months rent. NJ. I. DEXTER.
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1917 ~ s,anv = an. swnrs th.,n 1.
.Sapei' ""u s;sh .,,,SS S,.saara.
asha,s - an,,,r ,,,,n,, s,,sl, ) 49,. nf u,n.9.
.r,,;ty \. ~. Ascnt ann Won We ~ horss
u 49, a
M .s.sS ,r.ss,toa ,v 80, .ra.. 81 Cav
.ual raossan for l,Is Scfsn.a ~ N.r, Nv.
ieans hoids n. nlac. .ronU thinrs histor,c.
md the .noons md knives and fowls that
once he,ono.I to Thomas jefferson keen A.
con,nanv Thev were ohts1ned Through the
Randolph family Of VIRGINIA. who had
themselves coA them nv inheritance.
Much more 1nroa,ns INT MOI, more i'm
nressive tn the Cond American. Ia a writing
desk given bv Napoleon to his brother
Jerome. Il Ia Furnished with inkstand.
candlesticks md snuffers Of solid gold. and
on n scale that can be inferred from the
fact that the top of the inkstand measures
4 by 3inchcs and ID half an inch thick.
n.roro ut.torv Davn.d
rh;,.s ,.o,,. ;rt.rastiru 70 tbe ,m.o,n..
.;on .hsn tho cold and J;smonds that have
"ass.I sr,,n kimy 70 Lino arc ouch nr;,ea as
49, hrnn,a mil that was Yonnd In n Creek
.an,h ,ha. ,raa closed and ssaled nO wears
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I"s.n rs t';s,o.r onS ,,h;ch u,ars fonna IN
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- "au.nnaI nnta no,,a. !, with those nat.
.;aad a.s.sr anT claw she,la nc yrsIl ~ n
.anu .rso,s ION TO- thsu we're n;cred nm
" S.a As..ss;n; h;r,.alf nm ths TON ~ tho
60 ~, .sannt.;r. ,,,h., . hrarch rood
$500 tha I;na ~ tho ITr;or paciAo railroad
- Ianan,ant ~ Colorado was haino
chosen Marw.,n,,s things IN ivory Won.
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No: Tho Old M.m.sells,s Secret. R, =

Ne; 1.-THE Old Msm'selle's secret By 4
NJ. 2-Blind Fate BY Mr.. Alexander
SSe. s-Re WON wothn sa,e: b ss ch hseIsn ss. Ms'd'a'
No. t-Ruf6no. ~ Ouida.
i :;S-fo Have LIVED and Loved de0'1 BY M.,.
NJ; s.Jct; Her E.os and Her Fortune. BY Mr..
No: v-,rhs Houes on Tho Marsh. BY Florenss
E IL; II il-w sSss' il n'n S.m s''d Only. F., Chariot.
Nc; is7-The Story of an African Farm. B,
NJ ls-sh9e a History OF Adventure. ny H. Tide.
Ne; liking solomon's Mines. BY H. Ride.
No. I--Essays, First Series. ~ Waldo Ernsr.
No. ie-C.mills. b.. Alexander Dum...
No: ls-Ths Shadow of Sin. BY Charlotte M.
No l9 The seoret Of Her Lifts. BY Howard
NJ "a Rogue. Life. gy Willie cellina.
No 2t-Ths Cthsr Mans Wife. Ky John Strange
Ne X-Ihe Master Of the Mine. BY Robt
Ne; 2s-Lera Lisls's Daughter. B, Charlotte.
No. 24-Essays: eeeond series. 81 Ralph Waldo
NJ Y: S;-Rs:'; Il. ss 81 ! B,:n5 nsd .l'; 3; s. w;;ss S.,.
NJ; Il our Of the World in Eighty Day.
10. a-Hllan Quartsrnsin. Ky 4. Rider SSS'1 Has.
No. 1-Ths Scarlet Letter. BY Nathaniel H.w.
H. n: sa-1s f. ss:op %:s;s': h 3, eos i; f Ai.%sss;
No. s"The Ye!lev Mack. B, wilkio Collins.
NJ M-A Little Irish Girl. BY ...The Duchess"
No. N-,Guity or Not Guilty. BY Amanda NJ.
Ne ss.sit Noel. Heir. BY Mr.. May Agnes
No; s0-iThs Twelve Great Diamonds. Ey Mrs.
No 4O-ihe Heiress Of Esndee Hall BY Elite
no. A.. b Cuban Heirsss. by Mary Kyls
No .a-Isora's Bridal Vow. BY Margaret
No. 4s-R.lph Raymond. Heir. BY Hor.tio
kee: E-Ths Heir Of ulsn1iille. By l.anoi: A
No, VA Brave Little Woman, By Mrs. Mar,
NJ. tl-Ihs ou.en's Revenge. B, syl,.nu'
No. ts-in. MN Girl Of Tyrel. B.. NJ. I. Calder.
No. y Lio6t 1dg!is By J: =. Barrie:
No si--Ths nuehe:,; Hy The Duchess"
H. Ne: s ss-TRs I've g. or lfnns. 4 x f r. D,f eu q
No. A-A Grown of shame. By Florenos
Marryat.
No. 5s-A Troublesome Girl. BY The duchess"
No. N-When . Mans single. ~ J. N. farrie.
No. S7-Fsnchon the Cricket. BY George sand
No Ss-1hs Story Of klizabsth. by Miss
ThAckoray.
lo. b0-Two Kisses. Ey HAwley Smart.
No. 6D--A Mad Love BY. Charlotte n. Breams.
No. 8l--Ths Devirs Die. By Grant Allen.
To ruy one who will send 10 THREE q
tho No. 2 coupons accompanied BY
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS in silver or post
age stamps. We will send any THREE
looks to be ssleetsd by yourself from the
list pl intsd above. by mail postage prepaid:
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GOLD BLOCK

SHEHIFF'S sALE-WILLIAM JACKSON.
~ plaintiff. " kdwin LOOMS, Norton r;
L"omis, John , Z. ! oomis, Joseph Hoffman and
LnnisA Hoffman, defendants.
decree Of foreclosure and sale Issued out OF the
dis, rict court of the firet iudicial district 81 the
state Of MOntanA, In and for the county OF Lewis
and Clarke. on the Znsn day OF ctOD !. AL.
leS'. IN the abovs entitled action. wherein Mliliam
Judgment and decree Of foreclosure and sals
axainss / OWN Lo0m,s. Morton i . oomis. John
h. A-oomia. Joseph Hoffman and Louise Hoft-
man, defendant, on the 18th day Of notobes. a.
D. 1872. for the sum Of 9i.n7s..a. besides inter
est. costa, and attorneys fsss. which said deores
was on the 2Hth uay Ut ctooer, A. y lS . 70
corded in Judgment book No. Of s.td court A.
lot, piece or parcel Of land situate., lying and
bsi 6 in tbs county Of .Lswie and Clarke. state OF
N ntanA. and bounded and described - foilows'
to Wit
1ns Conflict lode. in the len Mile (unorgan-
i.sd) mining district Lewis Ind Clarke county.
pags 2so Of book l Of Lewis and CLARKE county
records. and also In the amended notice Of loca.
ton. recorded on psse ~ OF book Q OF lodes OF
said county RECORDS.
Public notice u hereby given that on Tues.
day, the z1st day Of November. A. d. 1893, at II
o'clock m. Of ~ day, =. The tron mtdsScs OF the
Montana, I viii. in obedience to said order Of sale
and decree Of foreclosure and sale. sell the above
described property, or ~ much thereof a. may be
necessary to satisfy said Judgment, with interest
and costs. to the highest and best bidder. for
cash IN hand.
Given undo, my hand this slst day Of October.
A. d. 1904
CHA"L1 s d. GUS Sheriff
" ~" ! rec hn~iH.
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Mutiiy rnt waiter ! asnosop. defendants. "''
Under and By virtue Of an order. of sale and
dccree Of foreclosure ana sale issued out Of the
district court Of the First Judicial DISTRICT Of tAa
and Clarke. on the sth day OF , ctober, A. p.
1898. in the above entitled action. wherein
eroline kaltmeyer the sbove. named plain.
tiff. obtained = judgment and decree of fore.
i H'e:1.' f fRs ''l suf ss,'1 and f; T.i'ss n s; sse.
A.. j., isSs. for tho sum Of s2,1eooo. Be-.
sides interest, costs ard attorneys fees, which
said decree wa; on the soth day Of I ctobsr. A
: Of said court. a page =. 1. an com.
msnded to soil all that eertain lot, piece or par
cal OF land situate, lying and being in the county
of Lewis and Clarke, state. of Montana, and
bounded and described - follow. to wit:
hundred fo1ty-aine (s4S;y. Of the Es.teriy .ddi:
ton to the city Of Helena: said lot having q
frontage on third street Of forty-two az, feet.
and 4 depth Of ono hundred Qt0) feet
according to and as more particularly described
county Of Lewis and Clarke. Together With all
and singular the tenemente, he~reditaments and
sppurtenances thereunto belonging Or In any
wise appertaininR..
Public notice Is hereby given that On wednes,
IL O'Clock m. OF that day, at tbs front door oil
the court house, Helena, Lewia snd Clarke coun-
y. Montana, I will: in obedience to said orde.
Of esle and doctee Of foreclosure and sale. sell
Of 20 may Be necessary to satisfy said Judgment,
With ~interest and costs, to tho highest and best
bidder for cash in hand.
Given under my hand this slst day Of October,
CHARLES D. CURTIS, Sheriff.
FRED IL. HORR. Under HhorfM.
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YOU'RE AN Easy PREY.
with your fesh reduced below 1 healthy
standard, for Consumption and other Hcrof-
ulous and dangerous diseases; AND rs for
Medical Discovery il especially valuahtA
II you're thinner than You ought no be,
whether from wasting diseases, detective
nutrition, or whatever cause, the "Discov-
cry !" will surely bring you up to the healthy
standard. By restoring. the normal action Of
cvery natural source and means Of nourish-
ment. As q strength-restorer and nesh-
builder, nothing like this medicine b known
to medical science. Filthy Cod Liver OH and
all its disguised compounds can't compare
with it.
It's sold on trial. . That Is, In everything
that's claimed for it, il the :" Discovery ever
fails to benefit or cure, you have your money
back.
What offer could be more businessluke9
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Desired as Mementos of Old Wars,
Wild Stories and Dark
Crimes
A Visit to the Home OF Giovanni
2. Morosini, the Rich
Banker.
A Collector of Catholic Tastes-StranKe
Gods, Curious Medals and Curlos
of savage Life.
Especial Correspondence.l

NEW YoRE, Oct. 30.-There is a great
md curious mansion in New York suburb
that is undcscribed in any of the guide
books. 1t is Elmswood, tho home of Clio
vanni I. Morosini, the famous banker.
Elmswood is q magnificent place over
looking the H~udson-the house u palace,
and the grounds wide and beautiful-but it
is as a home for his collections that Mr..
Morosini takes most interest. He is a col
lector of catholic tastes and loves to gather
together all sorts of things rare, beautiful
and curious, always excepting autographs.
His objection to them is that their anthem
ITCHY is apt to be so doubtful-the more
valuable the more doubtful. They can
manufacture autographs as fast as a horse
can trot," he says, and he tells a story OF
a gentleman who recently presented him
very impressively an autograph letter Of
Rossini's, and l saw it was a Autograph
before I got it in my hand" he adds. with
a laugh. @
For Is years Mr.. Morosini has been es-
pecially devoting himself to a collection of
armor, experimenting it with u wonder
full array of implements Of warfare. In
this field his possessions are beyond any
other collectors in America. Mr.. Morosini
served before the mast with Garibaldi and
also went through the ssige of Venice, and
his interest in everything that relates to
the art of wal has never slackened. The
military works in his library are the books
that most interest him, and he has 300 re-
lating to the campaigns of Napoleon alone.
The armory ut Elmswood is Il great hall
70 feet long by 40 wide and 80 feet high.
Not a great estate rich in such possessions
has been put on the market in Is years that
Mr.. Morosini or his agents have not been
vt hand to gather up treasures for this
strange old world scene. The soft autumnal
light falls on hundreds of battlefags OF
many nations that give color to thew walls,
and on more than 800 suits Of armor that
CLEAN beneath them. On his horse a Nor
man warrior of the fifteenth century seems
to still lift himself proudly in his wonder
fully fitted and chased garments of steel,
and the horse, too, wears armor beautiful
IS jewelry in it's workmanship.
Blood Chilling Weapons.
The weapons range from spears of the
widest African tribes to old Italian can
non of the fifteenth century. There is a
Chinese cannon of about the same date, and
another of this century-a brass annon
with q %curiously small bore that was cap
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=. I. 0Vnueu6n, altofuey AoF pAalosau.
SHkKIFF'B SALE NOBEar =. HALE.
- plaintiff, Va shirley G.. Ashby. Emma ".
Ashby. his wife. and Robert 4. Ford, defend
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 dietrict Of the
state q M~ontsns, in and for the county, OF Lewis
1893. in the above entitled action. wherein
robert u. Hale. the above named plaintiff.
obtained q judgment and decree of foreclosure
and s.ls against ,hirley :. Ashby. Imma
defendants. on the I'd day Of November.
A.. b, 1888. for tho sum OF ), 1855 be-
sides interest, coats ard attorneys foes, which
s,id decree was; on the I'd Day Of Ao,smbe "A.
handed TO sell ali those certain lots, pieces or
parcels, OF land situate, lyirg and being in the
original townsite Of the city Of Hslens in the
and bounded and described Is follows, 10 wit:
Lote numbered eighteen Us, and nine teen
90. In block numbered forty 4Ol. fronting
nifty (ao) feet on Fifth avenue by one hundred
49, 49, i 's. .. "a dssIR osi ' n%n as na soas ssr ~. sc:1 i: ..'s
lots and blocks are numbered, designated and
described on the plat OF said townslte on file In
the ohio OF the county recorder Of said county
Of Lewis and larke.
Public notice 10 hereby given that ON Mon
day. she 9th day Of ,ovsmhsr. A.: d. 1899. At
the court house. Helene, Lewis and Clarke coun-
y, aSn Ian ! will; in ohedienos e aid ords,
the above described property, or 80 much there.
OF As may be necessary to satisfy said Judgment,
With interest and costs, to tho highest and best
Given under my hand this Ath day Of Novsm-
CHARLES D. CURTIS, Sheriff
fAID T. Hoss. Under sheriff.
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Independent Agents

THE HELENA INDEPENDENT 10
on sale by the following news
dealers in this city and state, and
in Idaho, Utah, Colorado, Wash
ington, California and Minnesota,
who will furnish single copies or
receive subscriptions for the daily
Or weekly:
CITY STANDS,
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1RRlsUnY DR1AnrMBR1.
III OF The COMPTROLLER on fHD
CunRRN0v

WASHINGTON. D. G., tspt. II. lses.
suns who may have oiaims ssains1 "Iho
nontena National Bank Of Helms" MontsnA
Sss. sns same must b prss.nted to Thomas 4.
S1tsin thres moAtAs from thiS datA, e. tksy nay
sasAAtsws1. JANIS n. ECkELk
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WASHINGTON.
MINNESOTA.
Wilbur Tsbbils. ......M er chants Hotel. 81. Paul
willard y. Dsnnis........ Hotel Ryan. ST. Pan

l. Mines on Crow creek, about two ana o. o.
falf miles south from 1t. Louis. In Jefferson
county. Montana.
NOTICE. is hereby given that at = meeting OF tho
trust 90 OF said company. held on the 10Th day Of
Cctober, 1898. An assessment mo u OF one mil
p : share was levied upon the capital stock Of
said company, payable to tho undersigned at his
office at Helena. Montana ON ar before Doc. 4,
lsv3. iny stock upon which said assessment re-
mains unpaid en- Dec. Y. ls99. hall be doomed
slinGuont and will be duly advertised for sale
at public auction, and. unless payment shAll bs
made before. will be sold on Doc. 80. 1894 to pay
cost Of advertisinE and expense Of sale.
MI. MAoHAl FiF, Secretary
OffiGe stats Publishing Co. Ill to lis Eroad-
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Began to Feel Hungry
Ogden Snyder
Albany, N. Y.

GOD PILLS are the best after-dinner
Pills. assist digestion, cure headache. Try . boz.
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NTANTED-TWO YOUNG MEN 70 RUN
w as news agents ON N. p. road; must have
security. Apply at News Office, N. Z. depot,
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SITUATIONS NANYED-MALE.
Advertisements Lnusc wv AesuA ures Tina.
] KEE.
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CHARLES q. CURTIS, Sheriff.
FRED T. Hoss, Under Sheriff.

A LAS SUMMONb-lN THE DISTRICT
: :sa ;S f Hen'sn. in and Tor tho COUNTY Of Ie~i'
Il. l.: Frank, doinz. business under the firm
y The Req Aeunt.in ni!ans ! ompsny. n. Y.
son: trustees. defendants.
The state Ct Montana sends greeting to the
abcvs named defendant; ... ...,..
brought against you BY the above named plaintiff
~ y the district court Of the First judicial district
fled therein: within ten days (sxoluslvs Of the day
OF ~service) alter tho service o you OF this sum-
%o 81. e . SERVED within a., t !h j i;Seg ri. S Il; !, serve, s3tS SHs
Judgment BY default will b taken against you
"e SSc Ing +: sot tho prayer ?: S,a,s q aid doom. COMPLIANT ;ha: man.
The sum Of four hundred and twenty ana s-loo
s sad a.li 10, s9e d ;n .a s.;.n snd n e:YSs = ID so ;11a
tain Milling Company" ut its special instance
and reansst, beeveen the first day Of January.
a; .. lses! and the drst day Of ssptemper. A. u:
1693, nRd Ter interest on said sum At tho rate Of
10 per cent per mum from tho 6rst day Of MAY.
1888. for unreasonable and vexatious delay, and
fer costs OF suit.
And you arc hereby notified that II you fall to
appear and answer the said complaint, - above
required. the said plaintiff will taks judgment
f fSs inst y % . tss a. s5 10y M. named dsfsndau.s, fot
d.S q w.. lssa. md fsr ees.s Of .Gi...
.,i St, son 1nd d; my h:nd an. 'nai The Sc. d;. Of the ., d. H.
stat. Of Montana, in and for the
49, r., county Of Lewis and Clarke.
5 I'D. f FIN. , ,ss, , ei ea a,I Lord Of os ena shd in tns
Court. eight hun DIED. and niResy,,h5e>
By . Ess c. R1oxrR. Leputy Clerk.
NJ. J. (avanAush. attorney for plaintiff.
~ TEuvr,r, o :. IT,DaN,c a, a,
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WANTED CANVAsSERS IN MONTANA
W Tor Chartran's great portrait of Leo Kill
Circnlars. tree. t. r. O'Aesan, box s5s. Mime
apolis, Mimi. 1879
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

WANTED-TWO APPRENTICE GIRLS AT
w Mrs. Miller's dressmaking parlors, Denver
block.
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AITUA1lON WANT D-BY A GIRL OF i
y to help take care of children or do house
work in smal family. Address 4Y0 West Mail
street. Pc
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Help

WANTED - COOP RELIABLE MEN TO
w travel; salary $100 per month to right
parties. Acme / OK Co., 24 West seventh street,
st. Paul, Minm -"
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WANTED-COMPETE!>T FKtNt IL TEACH
w or. Address Nj. u. Independent office.
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Helena Employment Agency
"a Edwards Street. Telephone $50.
W. h. Cook, Proprietor.
Situations Secured. Help Furnished.

AlTUATlON WANTED BY A RESPECT.
y able girl to do general housework. Please
call ut S43 Moth hOdney. a.m
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SITUATION WANTED-BY WIDOW WITH
son seven years old. position as house
keeper for widowsr or bachelor of means; that
thoroughly competent and reliable. Address
Mira s. brown. 1877 twelfth street. Dss Moines,
Iowa. h{EH
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SITUATION WANIED-BY ~ WOMAN FOR
~ general housswork: city or country. AO6
Breckenridge street.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY WOMAN TO DO
~ homework. city or c0untry. Address 48
HreckauIldRa atraat.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A Roy OF II
~ not afraid of work of any kind; can give
references situation with chance of advsnoa-
ment preferred. Address +. ., this office.
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NISCELI.ANEO Us

M ZPAH. LIFE READER-rELI,S PSSI
W. and future; endorsed by the press and leasI
profession. Ill Cutler street. "
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A WOMAN AS
- cook or general homework. M. L., No. 5
Davis street, between sixth and Seventh ave-
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-06

SITUATION WANTED-BY A COLORt,D
~ coachman from the east; can give good city
references; salary to suit the times. Address
Nj. s. H., box SIS. city.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-06

SITUATION WANIED-BY A COMPETENT
~ photographer: amanuensis work preferred,
1 ddless y. A. Lyman. 2l2 Lawrence street, city.
SITUATION WANTED POSITION AS
~ coAchman; can give best of references. Adj
dress n. v. L.. this office.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-06

MUTATION WANTED-BY YOUNG MAR
~ ried man just from the east. who has had
several years experience in q general merchan-
disc store; can do anything from running a de-
livery wagon to keeping booAs. and can give the
best OF city references; salary to suit the timss.
Address d.. h., this office. -
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-06

SITUATION WANTED-bY A YOUNG LADY
~ as nursery governess: will do all children 9
dreesmaking; will go cheap for good home. Ad-
dress Miss Helene LIVERY, general delivery, New
haven, Conn.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-06

~ almost any kind of work; job on cattle or
sheep ranch preferred; satisfaction guaranteed.
ddress J. j., in care OF Abner Adams, city.