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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-11-22
The New Slavery.

John Davis in Arena.
l have been asked to answer the
question, "Hdve De abolished SlG-
very?' To answer the question in
telligently we should first form a cor.
rect idea Of the nature Of slavery.
Slavery is a means By aDhich the master
enjoys the earnings of the man. This
single sentence covers the case en-
tirely, If, by whips, bloodhounds
and shotguns, supported by a code of
laws, a man or a class of men enjoy
the earnings of the men who labor,
such system is slavery. II, however,
the same results are reached in any
other way in spite of the systems, is
not that system slavery also?
Bond slavery has its origin and
power for evil in financial injustice
and usury. Let me illustrate: In
stead of using private ship, supplied
with the implements Of war and man.
aces for human limbs, fitted up in
secret, and escaping by stealth from
secluded harbors, we usually find a
British steamer, pro IDLY mOOred in
the docks of Liverpool. Bearing the
agents of English and French capital
lists, it steamS out into the ocean gaily
IN broad daylight, bound for a pleas
ure and business trip, let us say, to
the land of the PharaOhs. These
agents are gentlemen of leisure and
responsibility. They will have vel.
COME access into the highest court
circle of Alexandria and Cairo. They
are on a mission of civilization anC
business from christian and enlight
cned people, who have spent millions
of dollars and thousands of lives in
abolishing the African slave trade
and branding it as piracy. They arr
from a Christian island, whose sol
cannot be pressed by toe foot of
slave" and whose very air melt,
the Shackles from the limbs of sla
verym
Those high-born christian men ar,
on pleasant visit to half.barbarou
Egypt. They study the thoughts ant
aspirations of its poor, weak, but am
bilious, prince. He aspires to shin
as the owner of an imperial palace
he would muster a splendid army
with gay equipments and trappings
The inmates of his harem and tn,
chargers in his stables are dust an,
. ashes compared with what this weak
proud man would possess if he could
: He dreams of canals for irrigation
, aud commerce; of railroads an
bridges like those of Europe; light
houses in his harbors; and NOR
t honorable title to be bought of th
sultan of Turkey; of a thousan
!, things, useful and ornamental, non
: OF which could be procured withou
q millions of money. His weak poin,
are stimulated by the willy agents {
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-11-22

So each, 60 at So and 81. 50
in this great sale. If you
wish to make over an old
dress, or want trimmings
for a new drt IS, you will do
well to examine our silk de,
partment. Beautiful Silk
Velvets, worth SI.25 ano
SI.5o, 90 in this great sale
at Is cents a yard.
All, Wool Dress Goods, worth
a dollar, 60 at SO cents, and
lower grades in the same
proportion.
5o-inch Dress FlannelS are a
great bargain at IS cents a
yard-just the thing for
warm school dresses.
1000 yards New Dress Cling
hams at 5 cents a yard
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-11-22

o. finance, masters Of transportation
and masters of the pub ic means of
communicate n and intelligence. In
the pride OF their power they snap
their dnl erS in the faces of the people
aud Sa', The public be dimned.'
and What are you going to do about
it,"
The chatrel system has been abo-
iNhed in the United States: but Have
We abolished >lavery?" Ask the fac
tory girls, the sewing women, the coal
miners, the iron workers. the farmers
and all the men and women If tni
who form the great public which the
Vanderbilts would damn To perpetual
servitude. The old slavery rested on
three millions If blacks, whom it pau.
pelized. hut fed and clothed. The
masters never became milIionaireS.
They were brutal and Overbearing,
but they had not the means TO pur-
cha g great lines OF railroads and tel
egraphs, and through them to levy
tribute on whole states. The new
slavery rests on sixty millions of ppo-
pie. 1t makes paupers which society
must feed; and it has created thous
ands OF millionaire slave masters
with regular incomes of millions per
annum, from the labor of the people
There are other forms Of slavery
that are mercileSS! Yel men have
analysed the subject so little. that
some OF the most wicked and oppres.
slve systems are utterly ignored.
Even the enlightened British people
while actually llOving heaven and
earth, 81 to speak. in order TO abo'lsh
chattel slavery and the African slave
trade, have actually nurtured and
still nurture in their own islands the
joint systems of wage and tenant slav-
cry, which have paved the bed of the
Atlantic ocean from Cork, Liverpool
and Belfast to New York with the
skeletons of human slaves escaping
from their chains. And America
our oodsted free and lib4rty-lOVing
Americd-whOSe people have poured
out blood and treasure like water for
the abolition of chattel slavery, is,
as fast as time can move, suffering
and aiding mOnOpOlles to grasp the
means Of lie, Through which to es-
ta5lish and compel the merciless slave
systems of the old world.
A much-Quoted and much-denied
but truly prophetic circular once pre-
dicted the conspiracy of the British
slave holders as follows:
Slavery is likely to be abolished
by the war power. and chattel slavery
is TO be destroyed. This, |, and nv
European friends are in favor OF, for
slavery is but the owning of labor.
and carries with it the responsibility
to care for the laborer, while the
European plan, led in bv England, i. {:
Capital control of labor, by controlling
wagesl This can be done by control,
ling the money.
The great debt, that capitalists will
see to it is made out OF this war, must
De used as the means To cover To cDn-
troll the volume of money. To accom-
plish this the bonds must be used as
the banking basis. We are now wait
ing to get the secretary Of the treas
ury to make this recommendation To
congress. 1t will not do to let the
greenback, as it is called, circulate
as money any length of time, for we
cannot control them. But we can
control the bonds. and through them
tie bank sue.-Hazard Circular. 1862.
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the European capitalists. Without
money, however, his dreams and aSpi
rations must end in modification and
misery.
Here, now, is the harvest of the
lnanciers. The proposition is made
to furnish the viceroy all the money
he 'cdnts in exchange for the bonds of
Egypt. A strong box is unlocked
containing blank bonds-printed in
London in three languages-English,
French and Egyptian "Fill out, le-
gally execute, sign and deliver these
papers," say the agents, "and we will
pay you in hard coin or its equivalent
in exchange on London and Paris,
fifty cents on the dollar of the face
value Of the bonds to the amount OF
hundreds of millions" 1t is a Col.
cOnda! 1t is an Eldoradol 1t is a
greater find" to the poor half bar.
barian than were the mines of South
America and Mexico to the kings of
Europe. He snaps the bait, and in
the end S4OO,0OO,O 900 of bonds are rest
ing on the labor of Egypt. The
interest and expenses of collection
amount to S4O,OOO,OOO per annum.
In this tinancial transaction. the
farmers and tax payers Of the Phar.
aOhs have all been captured and man.
acled in day, as it were, and re.
duced to an abject bondage worse than
chattel slavery, embracing no single
element of mercy. Every man, woman
and child Of the present and future
generations; every acre of soil and
every hoOfed animal and every do
nestle fowl have been involved in the
capture. and are to be sacrificed to the
greed of unmerciful masters. From
DAY to day, from month to mouth
and from year TO year, beneath the
burning tropical sun, under the spuI
and lash Of the tax g4therers. tb,
fellah end his wife and little ones tot
from daylight to dark; they live il
mud hutS, dress in the merest rac
and subsiSt on refuse unfit for cbatte
slaves. The earnings of the slave
and the products of the land 90 he
yond the sea to the Golfers of the mas
tiers, who, living in London and Paris
are making new investments anon,
the thOughtless nations of the earth
not in flesh and blOOd-that would b,
piracy and slavery-but in undyin,
productive bonds, wherever princes
monarchS, congresses or legislature
can be cajoled, bull-dozed or tam
pered with.
Egypt is reduced to bondage. N
single master owns any single slave
! There is no investment direct in f,esI
and blood. No master will suffer los
by the death of slave. The invest
ment is in bonds drawing interest b
day, by night and on Sunday; bond
! which not die. The labor and land
OF Egypt are pawned for the bonds
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-11-22

There is at least one republican ed
lt0r in Kansas who has conscience
that rises above partisanship and that
5 the man who runs the Daily World
10 Crawford county. Here is what he
has so say in late issue concerning
she Rev. J. d. Botkin.
1.-THE World is plouder of those fig
eres, 1888, standing after t1e name of
], D. Botkin, the clean, christian gen.
tlepan, who was a candidate of the
people for congress 10 this district,
than the republican bosses can posi-.
bly, be of the coarse, uncultured, de-
prayed Kirkpatrick's election. The
tirard man who put Grape on his hat
and walked about the city next morn.
ING after the election with the re.
mark that "decency died last night. .
en- his lips, expressed the situation es
pecially on the congressional issue il
this district
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W.
~
TER,

TRADE has been steadily increas.
ing for the past few weeks.
NEWS has reached the people that
merchandise is being sold at our
store at Lower Prices than ever
before.
AS YOU ENTER our store. notice
the plaza. d IN line of the Best
German Henriettas, in all colors.
ana get the price which they are
being sold at. This is the lowest
they have ever reached. They are
AZ inches wide and are silk finish.
Another line of
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FIannels

take a look at our line Of Reds, they
are cheap.
IN Canton Flannels orr prices are Sc.
SIC, lOc, l2tc, 15c and zoe. The SIC
and Zoe numbers are hummers, A
customer said; THAT Ste flannel is
the best | have ever seen for the
price" BY paying spot cash for our
goods we get them cheap.
VISIT our Underwear Department
for Bargains. Our line is complete.
See the Ladies' Vest we offer at 25c.
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Dress Goods

has been placed on our counters at
the low price of 30 cents per yard
former retail price has been 50 and
I5centS. DON'T let this bargain 90 by
AGAIN we call your attention to the
5O-inch aIl-wOol Dress Flannel at the
price of 40 cents a yard. Five yards
is all that is required for lady's
dress. We have them in AL colors.
IF this COLD WEATHER makes you
think Of
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-11-22

Grldis being withdrawn from the
treasury now at the rate of from one
60 two millions day for the purpose
If buying the new bond issue. On,
What a swindlel
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GOOD MORNING. MR.. CASH.

Come right in. Want some goods?
All right. This looks like regular
holiday order. Is NJ S. Cash going to
make mince meat this week.. Yes.
sir We have some fine new Orleans
syrup. Just wait until ] get Mrs.
Ca>h'S order copied down here and
will show you some other snap bar
gains just received.
l6 TBS Fine Mixed Candy. sl.0O
2 TBS Comb Honey Just like we
nad DetOrel ...... .."......... 30
80 ID Pkgs Buckwheat. ........... %
5 TBS Recleaned CurTants lFresh).. 50
2 TBS Cheesellike we got last week..
-. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2 Is 5
3 TBS Soda Crackers Fresh and. :.
Crisp. ......... ....... Is
2 gallons of Home Made Cider. 50
2 fts Coffee that nice Bulk; it
Beats Package. ............... 40
l ID Of that japan Tea that you
sell at.......... ...... .. 81
20 lbs Raisins New and very flne)
................... j. 40
l Peck Jennet Apples. ..........3 80
Pkg ParlOr Matches. Is
! Pkg Gold Dust. .....-..... 20
s Bars Ladies' Friend Soap. ..... %
Pound. Citron. .................. 10
| Pound Can Baking Powder. 80. 10
Paid. ................... IS %
Now, Mr.. Cash, please tell Mrs
Cash that we appreciate very much
her compliments on the last goods
bought here and hope we may always
be able TO keep up with the times in
goods and prices.
Respectfully,
J. c. WoRDEN,
] Wellington, Kans.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-11-22

The Vo1CE's inside pages last week
lad good many inaccuracies, the
anSt palpable Of which was the state
aent that the republicans carried all
ahe Kansas congressional districts.
Baker (POpuliSt) was elected in the
Sixth district by a small majority.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-11-22

The suffraglSts carried twenty
counties, nearly all in the western
part of the state, They are Greedy,
Grant, Hamilton, Logan, Stevens,
Sherman, Seward, Scott, Ness, Meade,
kiOwa, Haskell, Jewel, Kearney.
Edwards, Graham, Clark, Comanche
COwley and Finney. Sedgwick cast
the largest majority against it-25O2
The majority in the state against il
viii be about 10000
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-11-22

&c. Starr, editor of the Scott coun-
" Newsletter, was elected county at
torney as a reward for his faithful
work in the cause.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-11-22

Patronize our Blanket Depart
ment. We show extra va
ues at 4Sc, Csc, 9oc, SI.2;
$3.50 and S3 90 a pair.
We lead the procession in Un
derwear, Wool Hose and
Wool Yarns
Extra value in canton ffanneIs
at SC, 6Ac, SBc and Ioc .
yard,
Buy no Shoes until you SEE
our stock and get prices.
We can fit you out in stylish.
durable Shoes at prices that
will surprise you,
We take pride in selling thu
most durable, reliable shoes
made and we can show you
the most complete stock o.
shoes in Sumner county
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-22

NOlitE ~ STOCKHOLDERS NFErlNg-
'nI r. Ir hereby given Tat a meeiing Of
,A' .''.' "a ..iHrf - thn HIg Chief funnel sud
ainInf carHnalF vii 10 hold a. tna Law oflico 70
A7Ai. in D. arbtlr. tu me cify Of HelsnA
.'ln'5 ni lcHis and larso and tate Of Non
rH. OF faIi day.
-aii asetils i. "a I'D for the purpose u sub-
m.iIiAs I" fue rtucthO.ders - said company =
Ifop hon % lrase tha hiz hIef uininr claim
i'l t-n fnri. = 81 onr rear. upuu a rsyalfy ~ rs
~ c-AL " tho rmnltar rsiurua Z the ore
iifa 2 'ln rAiI mine 90 he paid 10 the com
pAl anl Alec 90 KiFa q bond o. ffo lsfaess Of
sAd minn nliiEaunF tho romrany 10 Ill the
same To- sa.d LOSSES, or their assign.. men tbs
almsai fs.n3 g. said CON uany on OF b.
q n. KNIGHT Irusfoa
D. " COX. Trusteo
n hAknOt o. Irusfsa
J. L. TUWNHF n Irn.tee
Dated Helena hsnt, March ~. is4s
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1925.

Atteotive brick cottage, 8 rooms,
pantry. brick cellar. barn, shed,
city water. corner lot on Eleventh
avenue. This house is IN excellent
repair, neat lawn, fences. S37A
down, balance on time at eight
per cent
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THE MARKETS


STOCKS
INV YoRK March 2l.-Bar silver. 50N.
Copper -Essy; Lake 81 ~.
Lead tirm. domestic. 1924
covering movement In darlington Was the
moving power in SPECULATION in this stock. but
despite early purchases Of st. Paul for London
account. later selling reduced tho advance in
common 10 a.. but preferred made an advance
Of one per cent The volume of business was
light
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Money on cali easy At per cent closed 1
per cent prime mercantile paper. 8el5ii per
cent sterling exchange dull with actual busi-
ness in bankers bills at st.ssAuAs9 for de-
mand, end sLs7h fer siKty-day bills. Posted
rates Si.ssia14 80; commercial bills SAs6isU
sdA
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CmoAGo March q. Cattle -Rsssipts. 1850,
slow. unsettled and trihs lower on natives l09
i5c lower on Texans; top natives, s3.50nA6O; far
10 good SAO0ul 80, choice, 81. OOa3.l5.
hogs-heceipts. 1900; inactive, bulk So
higher rough heavy. - OoeA sO' packers and
mixed, - f5d4 90. prime heavy and butchers
weights. 81 6jaA70. assortfd light SA63ui 20
sheep aud lambs- Receipts. l0.0O0 active
trire higher; export sh SEP. 81. 90aAi6 others
good sort, $1,000 g. IS; ton lambs, g. 0O8A2l
CHICAGO PRODUCE
tmcAoo. March 2l.-Whsat-steAdy; cash.
SO c. May. 53ho.
orn- tsadJ; cash. sjkc. May. s7Ac.
q ats Easy; cash S0hc; May. 80hc.
Pork-uigher, May. July, SlQgj.
lard-Highsr; May. sassy July S6th
KIDS Higher; May, t5.70. July. S5.b78.
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NOTICE on ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
" holdsrs - Helena and Dillon Gold Mining
Cnmuany
Notice j. hereby given that the second annual
nesting " t1s stook h0ldsrs o. the Itsiena All
Dillon dold hiniug company viii be heid A. ne
ufilce - the company. a. room suk Power o. q
ing in the city q heisnA. Moht.. On rafurfat
tie 3lst day Of March, loai. at foaf orIues a.
IN. for the election u Eve trustees for co.. "a -
sulng year. and for the traasaction ~ saoh 9.Lrr
business a. may GENE before the meefinE
~ order Of the board Of trustees
% D. LlNA. secrstary.
Helena. Mont Feb. % i5ss
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ADVERTISED LETTERS

Letters for the following persons remain
uncalled for At the Helena. Mont postonloe
ON March ~ 1894. In calling for them
please say advertised
-.--.--.. -...-.-l- -.
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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;
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Photographers claim that they can take
a picture Of a rife ball travelling al the rate
Of 40 feet per second
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sixteen and two-thirds cents Tor children .
hose worth Is cents and IS cents, this week A.
The Zee Hive. these goods are fast black ana
seamless.
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NOTICE or PROBATE or WILL-IN THE
~ district court Of the first Judicial district
Of the state Of Montana in and Tor the county
u Lewis and clarke.
In the matter Of tho sstste Of 1heresa NJ
Henry. deceased.
Pursuant 20 an order o. sald court made on
the 18Th dAy % March, 1894, notice il hereby
given. that Tuesday the 9th day Of March. 1894
a. 10 O'Clock m. 81 said day. At the court room
OF said court. At the court house In the county
- evils and Clarke. has besn appointed A.
tho time and place FOR proving the will Of said
Theresa n. Henry, dsceAsed and for hearing the
spplicsiou OF LOUIS Z. Henry and albert J..
Henry for the Issuance 70 them Of letters testa-
mentary when and where any person interested
may spear and contest thu sAme
IsEAil JOHN HEAN, Clerk.
~ y J. CAsKDI Deputy Clerk.
Dated March IS. 1891.
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- Old FAsHIoNrn nrrlr

A plain statement Of fact made by the pro
prietors of DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy IL
this: III we can't cure your Catarrh, no
matter how had your case, won pay you s5OO
in cash.
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NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersignei will until "a o'clock noon 81
Monday March "a 1894. receive sealed bids FOR
no building and laying Of ll2 feet Of eight foot
sidewalks on Phoenix avenue Tor the city Of
Helena haid bids should b. marked 'prouos-
ale for idevs lka and lsft with the undersi an ID
betW on now aud nom 81 he dAy Aforesaid No
bids received after a. o'clock Upon the letting
u the contract the undersignsd Will notify tbs
contractor Of the pla o. whore said sidewalk
ehau b laid. D ha undsrsizuei reserves the
right 10 reject any or ali bids
JOHN l.. KOOSTZ
htrsst Commissioner.
lated March ~. issL
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Orris Employment Agency.
g2a North Main 81 Islsphons ioa

Man cook for wood camp.
Will pay 100 Tor Midland warrants or
vouchers.
VIII buy whitehall or hontaaA soatherisnd
Il. J. oRRIS $40 North Main Sc
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pOR SALF-AN ELEGANT MODEM HONE
L on Lawrence street. large house, worth
$40 900. price now fauIu. your Own terms. Her
Lsrt B.. Iced a o.. ground floor Montana IA
tional bank building.
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FOR BEAUTY

For comfort. for improvement Of THE come
pleron. use only pozzonla Powder; there IS
nothing equal ~ it.
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LOk HfNI- HEABEkr b. REED & CO.,
L Montana bank. have an elegant modern
tvelve-room residence. beautiful lawn two bath
rooms, steam heat, partly furnished eco
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OR RENT EKBERT B. NEED & co.
1 ground floor ontAna bank building. have
he largest let Of houses and stores Ia the city
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EOR RI st ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
l. broom house complete; all modern inn
provemeuts. ali 40. no ChAucer street.
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RESTAURANTS.

BRANDON CAFE
" MISSES THOnPE A EHTKsoN, prourietresssa-
Corusr Arren and sixth Avenue
The best Regular Meal House In the city.
Homsltke oOoking Centrally located Terms
reasonable
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CALIFORNIA.
g. C. wnbur .... ... Islses Hotel saa Fransiseo
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MISC EI.tAStoI
-~-~N--~-T-~-~-~-~-~r-~-ra
| III lhhl RANCE POLICIES LOANED ON
- Or bought ?. o.. hesneI, hansss iiy No.
ItOk SAIL ALL KIS rs or IA .ns. AP-
4 ply 90 80 North ain street.
WhSlrD TWO THOUSAND EWF sH ZIP
~ on tine. VIII Fiye The beet 81 real estate
security an' sheep AMI thair incrsa address
j ,. Purcell, agent. Lisbon. A. 3D..
,ok SALE a HOLAE5HIp IN FNGLE-
j horns business College. Amir AZ this
office.
- So hND S. aFsUIVF COSTFDFR-
'9's atn bills ouIJ I've oouts Zach 81 snd 500
bii- l9 cents "a z'c an Soc sninplastars 40
'elts each, ? ani . hil-H % cent? each. sent
sreufey saai-i nu receipt % rrice hddress
la - aIEsr, tI b. forsyta street.. Atlantis,
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MANrhn 40 I'M.

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ANAhIkD TO NkNl A flNE Oh SIX
w room house with modern couvsniences.
within ten blocks Of Main street. Address 4.
ID. 81. this office.
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I-OK SALE-HFRBrRI B. KkED < co.
/ Montana tank. have new twelve room
residence. modern and elegant 90 give away for
tie mortgage Of $500. payable long time. small
lnstallmsnts.
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MINNESOTA.

Wfbur Tshbils. hsrshants Hstsl. 81 Paul
willard 4. Dsnais.... ...... HOtsl Ryan. 81 Pa
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LOR Rent aKBEHT .. REED Co.
L Montana bank. have six-room modern
house near Main street. bath. furnace. barn;
CON plete.y furnished -.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-22

EOR RENT-EUKN FINISHED ROOMS IN
suites Of two. so 10 50 per suite, com
plete FOR hou-ekeeping with folding bed. Call
a. "a sixth avenue.