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Tia ElnnrGaya WAY.

CHICAGO, Juno 29.-While tho employees
in the decorating department. OF the World 8
fair were presenting silver tea service to
i. d. Mil!et director of decorations, yes
terdav the foor of the labor building on
which they were standing suddenly gave
way, rrecipitating 200 persons several feet
TO the ground, nineteen of them Sustaining
painful but not fatal injuries. Millet wns
Just receiving congratulations at the time.
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1t Was tho Work of u Ftend.

READING, Pa. June 29.-Pietro Buccieri,
an Italian, was hanged this morning for the
brutal and unprovoked murder OF Sister
Hildabetts, a member Of the orGer of Sis
tiers of Mercy. Buccieri was in the hos-
n;tnl being treated for burn. Sister Hill
daberta brought him n cup OF milk. lie
jumped out of bed, pursued her into the
corridor and plunged knife into her. pro-
duoing death.
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N. HILGER, Proprietor.

PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES
iilce OF hiet Qnarta nseter. Departmnn.
OF Da%Gta, Faint ans. Miun. Jun3 J, 1879.
nla.Nb faea,,.d phnt ISALF. in trlpicate, will be
pests and at ifeels, Mont, until Ii o'cIocf
a H.. on Jniy /. 1899, and ope ned then. for fur
hishhg and delivery uf such DAt 5. BRAN. HAY
Cal year conmancing July ]. 1888 at st. iaul and
fort Sneilitg. Nina; tors Euford. Pembiua
shd fnte', y. -: Forts Meade and sully. s. D.;
ne!ens and Forts Assniboine I uster, Ksogh
Mbsuuln. lamps Poplar Eiyer and Merritt
aont.: Ini Fort Aeilouston,, NJo. Hank
bidders, W Il 10 furnished on Application 10 this
oiiic-, or 10 the quarterLnasters at the various
points named. JOhNN. REY. QusrteSmxstor,
Y. +. Army. Chief Quartermastsr.
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Notice TO AECH1rECTs-THE TRUs-
IN tees of school district No. !. elena, owls
and Clarke county. Mont. herahy cal fpr, plans
for four rooms of an eight-room sch ol house,
the four rooms to cost when completed not to
exceed $1,000. To be built of Montana pressed
brick and stone; rooms to be of sufficient size
to accommodate fifty pupils. No, plans save
those accepted will be paid for. Plans must he
in the hands of the clerk of the board on OF be-
fore six p m, July 6. 1893. Further informa-
tion can be obtained from the chairman of the
board. s. W. LANb HOR NJ.
T. w. ELLIS, hartman
Clerk.
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former can help il. The liberal offer made
tyaen the two mon has no charms for the
isnky middleweight. He considers Slh,-
600 purse a mere trifle, and wants $a00oO.
He SAYS he will fight Choyinski II he can
oct down to 1853 pounds. u he goes out OF
his class IL will be to fight Corbett.
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THE MARKETS.
STOCKS.
NEW YORK. June 90. Bar silver. 62.
Copper-Quiet, lake 5000.

NEW YORK. June 29.-Bar silver. 62.
Copper-Quiet, lake $1,000.
Lead-Weak; domestic, $40.
The early dealings on the stock exchange were
characterized By great depression owing chiefly
to apprehension in regard to ths money market.
1t was not until certain bankers decided to take
out many millions of clearing house loan Ger
titcates that the strngency showed signs of re-
la1ing. Added to the money difficulty was tho
renewed depression of silver both here and in
London. While sterling exchange Was do
cidedly weaker, bankers did not see their way to
import gold. The bears took advantage of these
conditions and hammered tho list vigorously.
! he principal declines were 41a in Denver 4 Rio
Grando preferred, in Omaha preferred 4 in
Great Nor hern preferred and in Long Island.
The general list yielded half to two per cent
under liberal purchases for long account as we'll
us to cover short contracts. There was harp
recovery all around in tho afternoon and though
this was followed by another reaction the market
closed steady in tone.
Goyernmepts-Steady.
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HE DID AS HE WAS BID.
A Now Mexico Man Compelled to Open
the Snfo ut Pistol Point.

ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, Juno 29.-Man'
nGer Jonkins. of Harvoy's eating house at
Coolidge. was hold up on tho way from his
residence to tho depot and relieved of n
pocketbook with $50. Sunday morning.
The robber then ordered him to hold his
hands up and proceed to the eating house
and opcn the safe, which he did. The safe
was in the dining room. and the room was
full of waiter girls. The safe being opened
Jenkins handed over $3.50. The contents
were mostly in silver, which the tohher had
him tie seeu ely in n handkerchief. Taking
the package. the thief hade Jenkins good
morning, and mounting his horse, ,ode off
towards ths woods. where he was joined by
two companions. II is supposed they are
the same gang who attempted to hold ny
the train near Coolidge few days ago.
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Knew Too Much to Keep.

New lonK, June 29.-Edward Meridith, n
hearing in whose case on writ of habeas
corpus will be Mad July Z, clnima thnt while
serving u term in Sing Sing prison, he WAS
removed to the insane asylum at Mattewan.
because MS hookkeeper he discovered de-
ticit of 5000 in ths accounts. Meridith.
it is alleged. is perfectly sane.
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Carter Will Call

Carter Will Call Meeting in September
New YORK, June 29.-The World will say
Tomorrow: Chairman Carter, of the re-
publican national committee, has privately
announced his intention to call the execu-
tive committee to meet in this city next
September. Then permanent headquarters
will be selected,
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whea. Had Quito a slump.

Cu1c,ao. June 29-Therc was q slump
of over two cents in the price OF wheat IN
the first hours trading this morning, The
carrying charges were advanced from a9s
cents per bushel. few days ago, to SIX
cents, or about 40 per cent per annum on
nccount of the monetary stringency. IN
ndtiition to this camo cable statement
thnt five districts in India will raise So, 0oo,-
600 bushels more wheat than Inst yehr.
July sold down TO CPS, the lowest known in
this market.
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The Cashier Arrested and $4,000 Gone.
DALLAS, Tex, June 29.-S. j. Walling,
Jr., cashier of the City National bank, of
Brovnwood. was arrested on information
fled by Bank Examiner Cannon, charging
Walling with embezzlinR $4,000 from the
hank
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The EpWorth LcnSue.

CLEVELAND. June 29.-The first inter
national conference of the Epworth league
began he:e to- day. The afternoon was de-
voted to Welcoming speeches by the mayor
and Gov. Mckinley md responses. Az
night there was q praise service and ser :,
mon by Bishop Charles II. Fowler.
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MERIT, Taken Back to tho Falls.
Special to The Independents


GREAT FALLS. Juno 20. 9.-Deputy Sheriff
Mcleod, OF Belt came in tonight bring
ing S. j. Merritt, erstwhile proprietor Of
the Milwaukee hotel. who skipped when
under bonds to answer charge of larceny
as baileo. Merritt was arrested near Belt
He and his wife we're in buggy driving
RAPIDLY from Great Falls and claimed they
were going to Barker.
The Helena independent., 1893-06-30
A Jockeys Fatal Ride.

KANSAS CRY. June 29.-Eddie Carr, o
well-known jockey from Brooklyn. was
thrown from his horse in a race here to-day
by the breaking Of stirrup. and his skull
was fractured by blow from the hoofs of
horse following. He died tonight.
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Hoods Sarsaparilla
HOOPS PILLS are mild. gentle. painless.
cafe and efficient cathartic. Always reliable. 25c.

PROPOSALS FOR COAL AND WOOD
United States Assay, Office, Helena. Mont
June Is, 1898. Sealed prop sails will be
received at this office until ~. o'clock
noon. July 15,.,, 1888 at, which time
tract Ie to the lowest bidder. subject to tho ap.
proval of the director OF the mint for furnish
ing (deiyered) TO the United States Assay Office,
lump coal and twenty-five (25) cords best yellow
pine wood The ri.ht is reserved to. reject any
or all bids. W. d. WHEELER, Assayer in
charge.
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Returned to Work on Operators Terms.
KANSAS CITY, June 29-Dlspatches from
Ardmore, No., aud Bever. No., state that
the striking miners returned to work to-day
on the torms offered by the operators.
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Shadow Maber Whipped In st. Pau.

ST. PAUL. June 29.-Dick Moore, local
fighter of note. defeated Shadow Maber,
welter. weight champion of Australia. in a
twenty-round contess tonight before tha
Phoenix club. The gong saved Maber sew
sral times during the fight. but at the closs
liza WIS all but out.
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Anticipating July Interest,

Boston, June 29.-The Union Pacific an
nounces that it will to-day anticipate the
payment of July interest. This includes
all the companies Of the Union Pacific sys-
tenn. Tho payments will amount TO ST.
600 OO0
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Butcherel His Mother.

ATLANTA, Ca, June 29.-In Reynolds
town, a suburb of Atlana. late this even-
ing Tom Pagan. an imbeeile youth. 10
years of age. killed his mother by cutting
her head off with an axe.
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WANTED WISHING TO MAKE
w $50 to $50 weekly by writing for me at
home. Reply with stamped envelope, Miss Myra
A. Gordon. Joliet, IL.
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roN nENr-ruKNIslIEn ROOMS.

Tor RFST--ROOMS AND BOARD. a0C
1 Warren street. corner Sixth ave.
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Agents

THE HELENA INDEPENDENT d
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:
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WANTED-Wr WANT AT ONCE REL IA
W bic lren everywhere Qooal traveling) to
Il ivcrtisa and keep show ca DIS tackled up in
towns. on trees and fences along public roads.
Steady work in your own county: $40 q month
salary and 81 n day expenses deposited in your
bank when started. franco Germ9n Electro
o.. lox SOL, Cincinnati, U.
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GOYernMeEtS-EtDady. Q
Petroleum - Neglected.
Closing
Closing

Money on ca! active ard higher. ranging from
to Ii per cent; closed Offered l,1r cent; primo
mercantile laptr, Gtel0 per cent. Sterling OK
change was demorali2ed, bankers bills. IL! eJ
9i.S1 for sixty days and 81. o2at 50 demand.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, juno 29.-Cattle-l?oceints. i6, ,ND0
slow primo GERS steady. others lover; top
steers. S5.o0qb "a; others, sa50s 10; grneseri
S3.i5A@4.l5; Texans, s3.U0dl.3j
Hogs-Recepts 2s 0J0; strong, &c. lower;
mixed ana packers. S5,a546.l5; prime heay;,
ST 2Oft62a; liyht, S. 2JGs6.9U
sheep- Receipts, LOO: unchanged: common
natives. S3.25n 40; and mixed natives
Si.9laa.5O; westerns, Si.O0A5.0O; Texans, S4uO
CLIO.
CHICAGO PRODUCE.
CHICAGO June 2a.-Wheas-Easy; cash, 62aic
Eeptember, GS1so.
Oats-fRsy: cash, 254c; September. 1t1sc.
Earley-AominaI.
Pork-steady; July. sls.85; September, S20.1n.
srd-Stea,iy: cash, sa4a; EeI tember SlO.l7A.
Ribs tsady; each, IS S71s; September. ss.4i1i.
Shoulders-s ss.7sussI
Short tclcar-$a5Qa9.Ta
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TOO a. m. Lv. Lv.....sPOKANE.. go. Ar. A4s p. NJ

PASSENGER Fnre-spoknne to Nakusp. Hel-
son, khs!o and ali KootenAi Lake points$10 5
Round Trip tate--pokAne to Nelson
kasio and all koo,enAi Lake points and
I'tut "a VI Z
Kd und Trip Haie Spokane to Revelstoko
and return. tickets limited to ten days IA q
Hound Trip Rate y kane TO Glacier and
= return; tickets limuod to thirty days..... 70
Round Trip ltate-Spoknne to BAnif and
kEeturn. tickets limited to thirty days..... 80
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THE INDEPENDENTS
GREAT BOOK OFFER.

To any one who will send us FOUR of the
following COUPONS (Which may be cut from
four issues of the same date, or from four
issues Of different dates) accompanied by
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will send postpaid by mail ANY THREE
BOOKS to be selected by yourself from the
list printed below,
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M ANTED- -SALESMEN, TO SELL OUR
w choice and hardy nursery stock; many
specipl varieties to offer both in fruits ard orna-
mission or salary givo exclusive territory and
pay weekly: write us at lce and secure choice of
territory. May Brothers, Nurserymen koches-
ter, n. I,
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Hound trip ratas for parties OF fifteen or moro
persons, including cuHyes ance by FISHER &
JOl&SON'S BAND WAGON from elena.
steamb1Ht fare AMI return to Helena, 50 for each
parson. A reae onaLlo disc, uut made for FAM
Ilic4 vi h children. Parties Of ten persons or
moro will be carried on the steamer any
Other day inthe week at thu regular faro, Win
n.so make special trips to anyon terrJ and
Craig, If desired.
THE ROSE OF HELEN A"
is tho only rxcursiun steamer on the tppt T
Missouri river and i the on mode by which tie
wonders Of tho Ga.o OF the Mountains can b, ex.
plorCd
N. HILGER. Proprietor.
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Liver and Kidneys

with which he suffered for long time, until he
took Hoods Sarsaparila and was completely
cured. Other members of his family also take
The Helena independent., 1893-06-30

TOR RENT AFTFB JULY 3, TWO LARGE
/ front rooms. furnishoi. with board Mt Mrs.
Martina d. sos II. Benton avenue
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IOa EEN1-FURNlSHED ROOMS WITH
i or without board at 429 North Benton ave-
nue; modern improvements. Mrs. katherine
Young.
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WANTED : COMPETENT GIRL WANTS
w general house work chamber work.
Call CAPITAL hotel.
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SITUATION WANIED-WOULD LIKE TIC
~ have position sewing by the day. heasona-
BILE price. Address II. Y. Il, post box 91a.
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HELP w WANrED-MALE,

WANTED = NEW AND PROFITABLE
w Agents wanted for solid aluminium silver
tableware; no plating TO off; liber al terms
and exclusive right of territory. Apply ad-
dress tc Agency Co., 17-1S Crocker build
ing, San tranClsCo.
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ITANTED-FOR THREE MONTHS ONLY,
w good competent girl for general house
work. must have the best of references; wages
$50 per month. Inquire at S0l Broadway.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY WOMAN TO DC
y cooking. washing or ironing 466 Wes
Main street.
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SITUATION WANTED-GIRL WANTS TO
y do sewing by the day. Call or address 1882
Rr ckenridgs street.
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l. OR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS, $40
l -; rooms furnished for housekeeping, s..
5Ii Eighth avenue.
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Helena Employment Agency

24 EDWARDS STREET.
T.lrrhone $50 W. Is. Cook. PROPRIETOR
WANTS-50 ranchmen. steady work until 1t
freezes up, $40 month EACH.
Girl for Yellowstone park, free fare. $25.
Family cook, $50
Night cook for hotel. S35
Five girls for general housework, sSu
t,rl for ranch near Boulder. S25.
Ton waiter girls, $50 each.
thumbermad, so.
Three dressmakers, s.. 30 day.
Ono nurs, girl, S2u.
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SITUATION WANTEDA YOUNG LADY
- with seven years experience as n public
school teacher would ike to teach children;
Address at once NJ, Independent Office
The Helena independent., 1893-06-30

SITUATION WANTED-A NURSE WOULD
- like to take care of chronic case. "Nurse," "
5i1 breckenridge street.
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y housekeeper would like position in a wid-
overs family. "HouseAeeper, SAL Breckenridge
street,
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WANTED LADIES TO WRITE AT HOME.
W Enclose stamped envelope. Ella Werst,
Sec South Bend. Ind.
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SITUATION WANTED-A MIDDLE AGED
- lady wishes a situation as housekeeper in
the country Address "Honsekeeper." this
Office.
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HOARD AND ROOM OFFERED
.~-~~~~-~~~~~>--~~~~-~~- ~~-~~~-o~~-~-~~-~-~-~~
BOARD BY THE DAY, WEEK OR MONTE
~ at Alb Broadway.
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I,OR SALE-HOTEL DOING BEST BusI-
i ness of any In city. Over $1,000 profits last
four yearf. $500 cash and easy terms on
The Helena independent., 1893-06-30

,OR HtNl-LARGE WE'LL FURNISHED
i rooms, sing o or en- suite: all modern i'm
proyemcnts. by day, week or month. Homer
bluck. corner ark ayenue and larke street
The Helena independent., 1893-06-30

SITUATlON WANTFD-BY YOUNG MAN OF
- II, cf good habits. in store Office; best
references. Address p. u. box 972.
The Helena independent., 1893-06-30

SITUATlON WANTED-BY A STENOG-
- rapher and typewriter who has had years
experience in lawyers ottics COED references.
Address Miss NJ, this office.
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Il OR SALE $500 HOUSE FOR sl,775; SIS
L per month or to suit. Ii. y. Reed Il Co.
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SITUATION WAvTED-BY A ATHOROUGHLY
~ competent aud experienced stenographer;
can furnish machine: references. Cora john
son, No 457A McMiilian street, lncinnatl, U.
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FOR SALE-KEAL ESTATE.

EOR SALE-DAIRY RANCH MAR HELENA,
l. with iifty-four hend of cattle. forty eight
milch cow, eight hesd OF horses, three sets II
harness. two wagons. ono sleigh: every hing first
class Nil sell cattle, horses. etc, or ranch and
all very eheqp and ON easy terms. For full par.
ticuars call on or address James McGarvey,
[ niuuyiln.
The Helena independent., 1893-06-30
Sp0kanG Falls &
Northern Railway

Daily Service Between Spokane
and All Kootenai Lake Points.
Through in One Day to Nell
son and Kaslo.
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- work of any kind by Young man who can
be depended upon; steady habits and good
worker. ldlless box 1S3, city =. u.
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WANTED-TWO YOUNG MEN AS NEWS
w agents on Northern Pacific road. Apply
to news Office, depot. Must hnve security.
The Helena independent., 1893-06-30

SITUATION WANTED-BY GERMAN GIRL
~ in small family to do general housework.
Irnuire RodneY hotel
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MIaCELLAN EOUs.

wv NANTED- Two OR THREE YOUNG
" children to care for. Address NJ - H.
this office
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UTAH.

J. c. McGinley. ...............- Salt Lake
Mccartney & Co. Ogden
The Owl News Coz. ..49 W, I'd 8. st.. Salt Laks
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SITUATION WANTTD-BY YOUNG MAN
- well acquainted with the city to drive deliv
cry wagon Of any kind. Address w. II. H, this
Office.
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ron Observation-Disclosures

NOR sALR-A GOOD FAMILY ao'nrSh%s ~ ,hss
fixings oheap. Address p. G. j., this onlce.
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IlUK kEH1-FURNiSfiED ROOMS FROM
s. to $40 per month at 2l2 North Eodney
street.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.
Advertisements unaer lhAs bead Ases timss
FRFE
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HELp WASTED-FEMALE
D-iMMEDIA"EI4Y. TWO SEWING
~ girls. Mrs f. Miles. 80 state street.
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WASHINGTON.

CALIFORNIA.
!. C, Wilbur ...... Palace Hotol, San Fra noIseo
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CITUArION WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN
y of ~ as coachman and gardener. Can be
depended up n steady habits. Add ess FL. w.
L., independent Office If
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SITUATION WANTED-AS A GARDENER
~ and to look after team. Highest references
as t, character. Address w. M., independent
office.
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F'Es tVFFN.
-OR BENT. GHBEHr B.
= Reel & Co., opposite Grand Central Hotel
argest list in city
The Helena independent., 1893-06-30

EoR sALE-CHEAP. HOTEL RANGE ANn
II steam table and furniture. !nauirs ~ Az
lautio restaurant
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-04-10

Although prices
are advancing all
along the line, l
am still Offering
great bargains on
certain lines Of
Goods that are to
be closed out TO
make room for
new ones. Don't
fail to improve the
opportunity. Spec
iaI inducements to
CASH buyers.
Yours truly,
/. STEPHENSON, Jr.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-04-10
TOO COSTLY.

Franklin's story about paying too
dear for the whistle should be read by
boys whose hero is Sampson. Colonel
Fred Burnaday, whose ride to Khiva
made him famous, was ambitious VIII en-
boy to become the strongest man in
the world. Appointed a coronet in
the Royal Horse Guards at II, he threw
himself in the pursuit of muscle.
When a precise examination dem
onstrated that his arm measured
round the biceps seventeen inches,
his cup of joy was full.
1t ran over when at Aldershot he
lifted straight out with one hand
dumb well weighing one hundred and
seventy pounds and no other man in
the camp could perform the same
feat.
He once undertook to hop quarter
of a mile, run a quarter Of mile and
walk a quarter Of mile in a quarter
Of an hour. He covered the distance
in ten minutes and twenty seconds.
A horse dealer arrived at Windsor
with a pair Of beautiful ponies that he
had been commanded to show the
Queen, took the first to the quarters
of the offices of the Horse Guards.
Some of these by the way of sur
prise, led the ponies up stairs into
Burnaby's room.
When the time came for them to
go, the ponies would not walk down
stairs. The horse dealer was in a
quandary, but young Burnaby came
to his help by taking pony under
each arm and walking down the stair
way.
He was barely out of his teens when
he was acknowledged to be the strong
est man in Great Britain; but he paid
the penalty of success in the wasted
tissues and failing health.
His stomach refused all nOurishment
save that afforded by ice cream, and
the doctor advised him to travel. Alb
sence from duty for a long time, the
abandonment of dumb bells, and the
laying aside of his ambition to become
the greatest of athletes restored him
to comparative health.