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Pr,sssl for Isr,atsh ra,asInss i.

Paihtinss By British artists OF note hold
their prices remarkably on tho London
market. Victory, 0 Lord and Fallen
From the Nest" BY Sir ]. h. Millais, were
sold for 26, 300 each. ]. i. Le~wiI'."Court-
yard OF tho Ccptie Patriarch, Cairo"
brought s., geo; IL was sold eightesn Years
ago for about $1,000 moo than that ann.
LISTERS Of ~lntroduetion." by Sir David
Wilkie. brought in tho sale OF tho Brockle-
hank pictures NJ Christis's the sum OF $lO.-
100; Mulready's ETA ain Up a Child IN tho
Way He Should Go" fetched $6,930.
"Baalbce-Ruins Of che Temple OF the
SUM-" BY David Roberts. brought $7,76a:
aud Marcus Gtono's ''First Love Letter."
~. O4O.
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THE MARK ETS.
STOCKS.

~
NEW York. June 5.-Bar silvor. e2A.
Copper-Quiet, lake Sl0s0.
Iead-Steady: domestic, sS.92M.
While the movements OF the stock market
were erratio again to-day there was on the whole
q steady feeling and final quotations generally
show net gains. Notwithstanding numerous fail
ures reported from Chicago and strained imam
cial conditions in the west, there is no particular
pressure to sell here except from bear sources.
They selected the Missouri ! acific, Northern IA
cifc, Northern Pacific preferred, and Western
| Mon rs the special object # attack and those
stock yielded ~ to IN per cent. The lowest
figures we're generally touched before IL o'clock.
following which a rally set in In the general list.
Favorable railway traffic returns for the fourth
week OF May did a good deal to stimulate buy
Ing. but an importsnt factor WAS the reiteration
Of reports that tho current administration at
Washington is about to make some public an
nouncement in regard to the currency question.
The advance which followed was equal to hG2
per cent and closing prices in the majority of
instances X to lS above saturdays figures.
vernmente-Etea
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A IS SSMFNT EOTICE-THF LEO MIXING
"a and Milling Company OF Montana; works
located three and one half miles from butte,
silver Bow comfy, Montana.
Notice 10 hereby given that at a meeting of
trustee, of said company held ON the oath day Of
was levied upon tn, olpital stock OF taii com :
pany payable on ths Cd day OF July, 1Sss. to John
T.. Meyer, secretary OF said company. at the office
OF the Leo Mining and Milling company Of Mon
tana. room TO. 4U Commercial building. ct.
Louis, Mo.
ANY stock upon which said assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 10th day of July, 1883, shall
be deemed delinquent. and will be duly adyer-
tised for sale AZ public auction. and unless pay
Inent be made before, will be sold on tho Sd day
ment. together with tbs costs of advertising and
expenses Of sale. JuHN =. MEYER.
SECRETARY OF Said Company.
loom No. 40 Commercial Building, st. Louis,
NO., Office of aid Company.
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EMPLOYMENT Agency

"a EDWARDS STREET.
Telephone $3.50. w. u. Cook. Proprietor
WANIs-Colored bell boy for Park Hotel.
Great halls.
v alter girl for Boulder, $50.
Girl for ranch near Fort ! enton.
Nurs, girl, SIS.
2miners. S3.l5 q day.
Wafer girl for Hotel Florence, Missouih
girls for general homework in city, $50
Igirl general housswork for city. S2S.
10 iET-7-room frame house, with water. !$lb.,
Groom furnished house. ~ 4 rooms. furnished.
with bath. Sls-S2O. ii room house with bath.
good barn and out-houses. fine lawn. $a5..
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Of tho genuine medicines, lmltAtions, and
substitutes. ~
10 prevent all this, and to protect tho pub
lie from fraud and imposition. the genuine
guaranteed medicines of DIR. r. v. Pierce
are now sold only through druggists, regu-
larly authorized as agents, and at tho follow
ing long-established prices:
Golden Medical Discovery for Liver, Blood
and Lung Diseasas), S1.00. Favorite Pre-
scription for woman's weaknesses and all
melits), $I.O. Pleasant Pellets for tho liv-
er, % cents. Comp. Ext. Smart-Woed SO
cents. DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, 8 cents
DR. Pierce's remedies are the cheapest
you cnn buy, for yoa pay only for the good
you get. They're guaranteed to give. salts
faction, or you have your money back.
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Two Conceptions OF Msisson,er.

Gcmito made = statuetts Of Meissonier,
which is said by those who knew the mas
tor we'll to represent him to the life. He
stands palette In hand. Glad in his working
incket and riding breaches. He bends his
large head forward. twists his body and
half closes his eyes. as il noting tho effect
Of a brush stroke. The movement. sug-
gsstod by u. Antonin Mefeie il very differ
emit. for that sculptor has interpreted him
40 . thinker and dreamer. following Meis-
ooEisY's own idea of himself 90 expressed in
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PROPOSALS FOR LUMBER-NOTICE IS
~ O'Clock noon Of Tuesday, the 18th day Of June,
4. u. 1888, receive sealed bids for the furnishing
Of lumber 10 ire city of Helena, Montana. for
lumber to DO delivered when needed. q the
places TO be dssignatsd in tho city Of Helene.
for lumber" and left with tho city clerk at his
office in the city hall. bet ween now and noon OF the
day aforesaid. No bids received after IL O'Clock.
The city reserves right to reject any and eli bids
I his notice Ia given pursuant to order of the
council duly made May 2a. 1893.
SYDNEY II. MCINTYRE, City Clerk.
Dated Juno /, 1898.
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THE INDEPENDENTS

To any one who will send us -Four of the
-four issues Of the same date. or from fonr
issues of different dates) accompanied by
TEN CENTS in silver OF postage stamps. We
will send postpaid by mail ANY THREE
BOOKS to be selected by yourself from the
list printed below:
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.-THE AN
- nual meeting of the stockholders of The
Montana Cattle company. will b. no d at tho
ottgce of JOHN +. Murphy. in Helena. Montana,
ON taturday, June 10 1893. at four O'Clock .. m ,
for the purpose OF e!ecting a boa-d of trustees
for the ensuing year. and such other business as
may como before tho meeting.
JOHN b. IURrON. fecretary.
Helena. Mont, June /. 1893.
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MArHEsON : CO.

MATHEsON 3 co.
UNlMpROvKD PROPERTY.
aloo each for ton lots In ksuok addition. E:ach
421i0o; payable ons'halt down, balance 70 anti
sl2. so per from, foot for iso fcot on hIosdTay:
,SS ST s'ee dss and e. . . Quarter l ,ss@ IL H.s asi . ssss' ~.
S7.snN for 300 feet on Montana Central right OF
way opposite Montana Central depot. This par
co st Ros iasiis sv 81 lot soxi4S near Floworec sddi-
500 for insid. lots and $3.50 for CORNERS. for
Ia one block from Hauser addition, one-third
down. balance ane and two years; No down pay
$500 for good level residence lota in J,road-
water addition, one-third down ono ana TWO
S2O Per front foot for choice corner lot on
Dearborn avenue. one-half q block from Electric
line on knight street.
~ per from. foot Tor 80 feet on Ninth ,syenue.
Sss per front foot fer aeeod level lot on War.
SIS per front foot for 80 feet ON Helena avenue.
IMPROVED PROPERTY.
S1s, 0O0-Elegant modern dwelling on Tenton
avenue, near Lawrence street, lot 7Sxlso; $500
$500 for a fine ten room DWELLING. we'll AZ.
ranged; elegant lawn, trees; lot ASx2OO; $500
So. ~aoO-substantial brick dwelling with reyen
rooms. bath, sewer connection. fine lawn. lot
boulevard avenues; ath. furnaces; $4,000 down
81. 5OO-Attractiye modern dwelling with ton
rooms. bath. furnace; $3.50 down' $25 per month.
Interest at 5 per cent. $40
II. 70O-Neat seyen-room dwelling, NO. OCS
Peosta: $500 down: 1926 per month.
SI,5OO-six-room brick dwelling on Tenton
avenue, corner Tot IS feet on Lenton and $50 feet
on Gilbert street.
81, 60O-seven-room dwelling On Peosta ave.
nue.; lot s4x125; $500 down; $1,000 en- three years
time; interest at d.
Wanted a modern dwelling, six to eight rooms
in exchange for stock in thriving sheepcompany.
Houses for rent.
MATHEsON 4 Co.,
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Recent Interesting: Discoveries in Egypt.
Mr.. de Morgan continues to please the
Psychologists by his energetic work ut Kom
Ombos on the Nile. where he has excnvatcd
a large double temple, 300 by $50 toet in
size. having a big court sat with sixteen
columns bearing the name OF TlberiuH in
Egyptian hiesoglyphs, and n hall with nine
teen columns set about 1t. each column
forty feet high. The hall before the holy OF
holes has two SHINES, thres chambers and
ten columns. At high Nile the site is flooded,
SO Mr.. do Morgan built y like with the e1.
cavnted material to ket /, mo water out.
The bns reliefs on wali- end columns IRE
exceedingly fine and the Gelicacy of tho
colors and nneness of wo kmanship are
equal If not superior to the at displayed n
Elfu and Phila. Among the inscription
are: A calendar OF festivals. a daily list o
the gods who presided ove- each day lik'
the saints in the Catholic church. texts re
ferring to the districts into which Egyp
was divided, and q dedicatory address Il
Ptolemy VII.
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MATHESON Il CO.,
Gold Block.

~ trict court of the First judicial district Of
the state of Montana. in and for the county
Of Lewis and Clarke.
ceased.
Notice is hereby given by tho UNDERSIGNED. exc
cutor of the last will and Testament of benjamin
and all persons. having claims against tho said
deceased. to exhibit them with the Necessary
vouchers within ton months after the first pub
LEGATION of this notice to the said executor a.
the law Office Of Msspena Euilard. Room & Gold
Block. in the city Of Helena IN tho county Of
Lewis and Clarke state Of Montaua. the came
beng the place for the transaction Of the bust
nees. OF said estate in the county Of Lewis and
Clarke.
Executor Of the last Will and testament Of Ben
jamin w. Crowninshield, deceased.
Dated May Is. A. D. 1893.
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I:--, nDi/ III,

Money on call easy at N; closed offered at ~
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 6@S per cent
exchange firm. with actual business IN
bankers six1y-day bills. $4.SBx@4.67A and
81. SSH ga .S9A for demand.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
t'n,cico. June 5.-Cattle-Receipts. $1,000;
glow. 15a2Oc lover: prime steers. SIS. 1906. 70:
mediums. Sl.7Oa4 95: others, S4.4Oa4.6O; Texans.
So. 1904 10; native COVE, SO. s0a3.9.
Eogs-keceipts 2l,DO0: prices at one time SO@
Goo lower but closet somewhat better: mixed,
81. 4OlR go; prime heavy, <67J@f.@; light,
1T. 100.
sheep Receipts 1900: slow. 25@20c lower;
rativas. 81. 75a5 so; exams, $l.60g5.O 90: west
erns, S.. 10@5.30.
CHICAGO PRODUCE.
CHICAGO. Ju-e 5.-Wheat-Fnsy; cash, 6Aasc
Iorn-Lower; cash. 37l4c; July. $50.
Oats-Easy; cash, &c; July, 27Ac.
Pork asy; cash, Sc. 20; September. S2o.T.
ard-Easy; cash. S@75; seltember. s10.25.
Ribs-Fasy; cash, 81 10; September. S940.
shoul ers-Sl co l0. %
Short clear-$102 5u lC.50.
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Independent Agents

THE HELENA INDEPENDENT ID
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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NOTICE-TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,
~ This is to notify all porsons that / will ro
longer be responsible for any debts contracted
by Elizabeth McMzsters.
WIN. McMASTERH
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS NETTING
~ lhero will be a meeting of the stockholders
J alley block. i!olen1. Montfna June 9. at 3
o'clock D: M, (polls to roman open till four
o'clock.l for tho purpose of ~olecting three trus-
tets to serve for the ensuing year.
WIN. q. BAILEY, Secretary.
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WASHINGTON.
CALIFORNIA.
C. wilbur ....... Palace Hotel, San Fra noises


Wilbur Tobbils. ....M Merchants Hotel. 81. Paul
| WsllArd .. Dsunis ........ aotsl Ryan. st psoA
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EOE SALE-HOTEL DOING BEST BuSI-
/ ness of any in city. Over. $1,000 profits last
four years. $500 cash and easy terms on
balance; account sickness. Herbert j. Reed IL
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NJ ONtY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY
IVA and farm property. Vim Ge Lacy. Sesadv.
MONEY TO LUAN-u- 81. TaAAEls BEE
IVA adv. pagea
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Vienna. Beautiful statue of Artcnis.
DIR. Max Ohnefalsch- Richter obtained for
Vienna the beautiful Artsmis. a colored
statue the s.zs of life discovered in a vine
yard on Cyprus some yeas ago by some
laborers, who stole it by night and lost its
rfised right arm. which held q torch. Tho
stutue has row a niche all to itself in the
great collection on tho Ringstrasse. o?en TO
the public, hut the property OF the Austrian
crown. Its beauty Is great, but its arcbDo-
logical interest is at least equal. The
CyIriote SCULPTOR has re,ainel the archaic
pa OF Diam in a clever way. He has
made The figure itself that of u lovely wo-
man draped, but placed under her left arm.
ns il she lrnned on it. 4 small statue of the
original Diana in. all her archaic stiffness.
warlike attire and severe drapery. This
statue was offered to the best denlers in
Paris, TO the British museum. and
to the Berlin museum by the aid
of photographs. but was rejected or
neglected by all these. when the Viennese
heard of it and bought it. Then connois-
seurs went to zee i. in Paris. whore II had
Leen TO- sorue months. and recognized the
fact that they had missed a great work OF
nrt. 1t is now one of the most valued OBJ
jects in the imperial museum at Vionna.
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ths famous seated portrniA Glad In . COR
esous gown and resting hts head on hand,
ths portrait In which Neissouter tried TO
disguise he little legs.
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Pen Pictures Of Some Of Those
Who Reproduce Nature on
Canvas.
Leon Perrault, Whose Fancy Runs
In tho Direction OF Child
Life.
A-tys,,s Prank at the Academy Of Dc.
slgn-statue OF ArtSmis- Discoveries
4 In Egypt.

Leon Bazille Pesrault. who Is almost 40
famous in France a. Bouguere"u as q
painter of children, is a polished 2entie'
man Of middle age. suave and affaole IN MS
manner. sall and vigorous, a serious
worker. An extraordinarily rapid talker. MS
words seem to tumble over each other IN
their frantic haste to get out. lie live IN
That retired and peaceful faubourg OF Paris
which was once the village OF Passy, and
his studio - richly and picturesqusly fur-
nishsd, after ths usual manner OF success
full Partisan artists. II Is. however, nc
Mace of leisure, for Perrault 10 one OF those
modern paintors who do their ten hours n
day of hard work. He has the air OF "
vsll-to-do, practical man OF the world.
says the Chicago Post.
Poyrault celia muci: work to foreigners
to Russians, Germans. English and Amefi-
q Ho somstines p'eiers bis own pretty
children ne his models. This Was tho Case
with the picture that he painted somc years
AGO. For tho Little Chapel" which repre-
scented n group of earnest, ingenuousyoung-
ste,s playing church in the nursery with a
m~ake-believe pulpit NJ. Perrault. who 10
0 native Of tho city of Poitiers. undoubt-
eddy derived much OF his knowledge OF
composition from his first master. Picot, q
skillful decorative art let. whose mu-
raj paintings enrich many OF the
palaces and churches OF n &C.
Child iifo hns not exclusively employed
Ps,raulrs b -ush. although he has con-
stantly returned to il as . coneenial theme
after his occasional examples Of religious
- $3.50 --A -NAk nj
mythology. Of portraitufe, and even Of bat
tic s~censs-for this painter Of careless
CHILDHOOD. "a strange yet to pain" has
once at least presented a most dramatic
study Of the horrors OF war. In 1872. when
no French heart could yet put aside the
terrible memories Of the preceding year,
Perrsult exhibited his "Nob'lise," a pic
ture which even the keen critic Jules Clare
tie praised for its ::unforced. modern senti-
ment.
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FoH Observation-Disclosures

EUR SAILS 2.3O0 HOUSE FOR 81, IT'S; 81
L per month or to suit. Ii. Is. Iteod & Co.
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An Incident at Academy of Design.

An Incident at Academy Of Design.
Ernest p. NEVILLE tells this good story OF
an artists pranks at the National Academy
OF Design. Jones was saunterina about
md CHANGED to meet a friend. a deaf mute.
who was conversing with a companion in
sign language. Greeting Jones cordially:
the deaf mute drew out q note book and
pencil, and, after a brief pencil and paper
conversation. introduced his companion by
the same means, and shortly after with
de Jones and the stranger discussed
tho pictures pleasantly 70: twenty minutes
or more, meanwhile covering the backs OF
sundry envelopes and scraps OF paper with
their pencilings. whom a fourth character
in this little drama game upon the scene-a
fri. nd of Jones' new-made acquaintance.
"Hello. Georgs" said tho dumb man to
the newcomer. familiarl,: how do you
like tho pictures this yesr?"
by Jove!' exclaimed Jones in surprise;
team you talk?"
well, | should SMILE" said the eentle-
nun. equally su p:ised. as be hastily put
way , encil and paper. Aren't you deaf
ind dumb?"
mot by a darned sight" Jones replied.
thrusting- into his pocket an envslope
nenrly covered with pencil markr. but III
kill Dummy next timo l see him"
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SALE OF bCHOoL bONDs-NOTlCE Is
trict No Seven az, JEFFERSON county, Montana,
at BOULDER, will on Saturday. JUNE, p. 1893, =!
tho coupon bonds Of said d strict to the amount
OF 5000. Said bonds arc payable fifteen years
after date. at the b irst j, ati0nal bank OF Boulder.
nun. interest paid ~semi-annually at anne place.
4 he trustees resarve the right to reject AMI, and
decreed for the best interests of said district.
Bids will be received until twelve O'Clock m. or
VIM. r. SWEET.
DODLEY .HALFORD.
JAMES SlMPK1NA
Trustees.
?. Y. WARMER. District Clerk.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-NEW. WELL-BU1LT BRICK
l. dwelling on cast side. having hall, seven
rooms. closets. bath, hot and cold water. hall,
parlor and sitting room finished in oak; good
fences. stei, lot i2x10O with alley handsomely
rape:ed throughout; price $3.50, If desired ~. QUO
may remain on tho place, a down payment OF
$500 being al that is required. Msthsson d
Co, I Old block.
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AUCTION SALE OF HORSFaS-AT TURNER
to this highest bidder for cash in hand forty head
Of geldirg g., mares. colts, etc. Harry l.. sykes.
l. company having discontinued the use OF
thirty rooms, also tho dining room now offer
bargains in carpets, BEDROOM, d!nlng-room and
kitchen furniture at the New Merchants hotel:
parties interented are invited to inspect these
articles. NJ they will DO fold regardless Of cost to
cash buyers. merchan's Hotel company. John
&. fnwter, secre AIRY and treasurer.
TOR SALr-CHEAP. HOTEL RANGE AND
i steam table and furniture. Inquire at At
lantic restaurant. h.
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EDUCATIONAL.

M.
MISS BLY, WILL MEET HER Pupils IN
M room No. u. Central school Building. at
nine o'clock. commencing Tuesday. June i, Pc
view and advance classes will be formed In any
high school branches.
SHOB1 HAND-PRIVATG sCEOOL; AlAKY
~ j. Jackman, Room W Eailey block.
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UTAH.

COLORADO.
Smith 4 Son..........ee 900 Sixteenth st.. Denyes
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WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED-ABOUT JUNE IL. NICE, PLEAS
w ant room with board in private family for
lady and child five years old. Best of refer
ences given and required. Address. stating
terms, postoffice box 1856.
WANTED TO RENT-FURkISHED HOUSE
w with all modern improvements, from
July l for four CT tive months. for man and
wife, no children. Address lock box 52a.
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LOR RkNT-FUKNlSHED ROOMS FROM
l. IS to 80 per month at 2l2 North hodney
street.
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HOOPS PILLS Cure all Liver Ills, iaundice'
sick headache, biliousuess, sour stomach, nausea.
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~
Must b. avoid.
ell, or you buy u
your own risk
anything purpork
ing 10 10 Doctor
Piorcn's III
cinos, scld by UNI
authorized deal
ci's at loss thar,
the regular prices.
You risk the get
ting OF old bottles
lufilled, dilutiors
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d. Y. WARMER, District Clerk.
First publication May III, 1888.
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Hoods SarsapaYiNa

And is now free from it all. She has urged
many others to take Hoods Sarsaparilla and
they have also been cured. 1t will do you good.
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STATE OF

NOTINE 10 CNkblTOI3A --ENTAIE OF
- William .Ctunaseru. deceased. -
Ncti0e H. hereby givOn BY the undersigned,
Of tho last will and Testament 81 Will-
lam Chvmasoro,, DECEASED to the ereditors oi
dsoo. al apsf :. s.h HIKING .s ciaim, .S cfai9 n. the ,. said
.ary vouchers. within ton. months after ths
frst publication Of this notice, to the eaid exec.
ut0rs. ut the Office Of ~. A. NARROW, In the rear Of
the Montana National Bank building. the same
being the place for tho transactien pf the busi-
ness OF said estate IN the city Of Helena, In the
MAliY Y. CHI uMAbERO.
!. r.. ~. NARROW,
Executors Of the last will and testament OF
William Chumsssro. dscea'sd.
dated Mar III. 1868.
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FOL RENT-FUKNISHFD ROOMS.
LOK REMITTANCE WELL FURNISHED
l. rooms, sinCle or en- suite; all modern in
provements; by lay, week or month. Homer
block, corner ark avenu, and Clarke street.
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Tor RENT-ROOMS AND BOARD. SGt
/ Warren street, corner Sixth ave.
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BY @. O. FREEMAN. Deputy Clerk.
Il. 3. Hepner, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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SlTUATION wANTED--AS COOK OR
- housekeeper; give tir.t-class references. A.
L. b., this ONCE.
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NlTUATION WANTED-YOUNG WIDOW OF
y responsibility. we'll acauainted with Chicago
as companion going to the Worlds fair. Adj
dress 81. /. e., FOX 81, Narysville, Mont
The record-union., 1893-12-19

THE New York election in November
was proof anew of the fact that voters
very deliberately discriminate and that
independence in voting is on the increase.
The official returns of the late election
have just been made public. From these
it appears that while the majority for Re-
publican candidates generally ran from
q, 900 to 33, 900, the majority against May
nard, the man charged with covering cer-
tain transactions relative to manipulation
of the returns Of an earlier election, and
for which part in fraud he was to be re-
warded with higher seat upon the New
York bench, was showed under by
nearly 102, 900 plurality in favor of Bart
lett, his chief opponent So here were
fully 1900 voters who took pains to so
mark their tickets as to make the result
an emphatic public verdict of conviction
of Maynard. The party whip does not
terrorize by the swish of its lash in these
days, as of old.