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by that party President Grant, during his
first term. appointed him minister TO Tur-
key, and he remained az Constantinople for
two years. President Hayes selected him
as the chief member Of the famous Louisi-
ana commission of 1877, which went to the
Pelican State In the endeavor 70 bring the
conflicting parties there 10 some sort OF an
amicable understanding. and President
Garfield In 1881 appointed him attorney
general Of the United States, which post he
resigned, with the other members Of the
cabinet, after the accession of President
Arthur.
Mr.. Macy eagh has been conspicuous as a
civil service reformer for several years and
has been chairman Of the Civil Service Re
form association Of Philadelphia. lie left
the Republican party and supported the
candidacy Of President Cleveland because
he did not approve Of the course Of Presi-
dent Harrison on civil service matters, and
the letter he wrote explaining his course
was one Of the sensations Of the campaign.
Born in Phonixville, Chester county.
Pa, on April 10, 1888, Mr. MacVeagh was
sent 20 Yale college at an early age and was
graduated on attaining his twentieth year.
In April, 1885. he was admitted 10 the bar
at West Chester, Pa, and was elected dis
trict attorney Of Chester county within a
very few years. During the war be served
for a short time In the home guard Of Penn
Eylvania and In 1853 was made chairman
OF the Republican state central committee
in which capacity be conducted a guberna-
torial and presidential campaign Mr.. Mac
Neagh Is a brother-in-law Of Senator Cam
erOu.
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Travellers IN China often derive amuse-
ment from the peculiaritics Of shop signs
there, many OF which are oouched Ia the
most eloquent and poctical terms. In
America, too, may he sewn sign plates 81
such curious occupations a. hose rstorCrs,
artificial earmakcrs. child adopters. salad
mixers, aud 50 forth. But GO Is not neccs-
sary To leave the British islands in o-ylcr
to find business announcements quito as
curious in their way as those Ia other
lands. In the isle OF Man. over the shop
OF barber who supplies customers with
all kinds Of fishing tackle, the writer was
amused TO read the following "piscatorial
Repository, Tonsorial Artist, physiognom-
icnl llnirdresscr- Uranium Manipulator
and Capillary Ahridgcr Shaving and
lIair-cutting with AmhideNtrous Facility.
Shampooiug on Physiological Principles.
On a signboard IN the town where the
writer lives may be read this phonetic an
"Shews Maid and Men dead
Hear, and when we add that IL is over a
shop the reader may discover
its meaning. --Chambcrs' Journal
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A LAS SUMMONS - IN THE DISTRICT
"A court OF the First Judicial district of III.
state IT Montana, in and for the county Of Lewis
and Clarke.
John Merry, plaintiff. W. Myron l.. Tompkinr.
Boz ie J. 4 ompkins his wifel. A. bFt A. thor :
bnrgh, Lou g. =. Lott as assignee Of A. NJ
h. rnbugh, The Denver Investment and lanl =
ing Company. J United, he iroY.dsnt trust
Ompany. defenlsut-.
The state o. Montana sends greeting to tha
above named defendants
You are hereb, required 70 appear IN an actiol
brought against Nuu ~ ths above named PAIN
TN the dietri I court Of the First iudiciAi
district Of the state Of Montana. ln aud for che
county Of l. wis AM Cllrhp and 70 answer ITO
complaint filed tie Gin. Within ton days texclu-
rife OF lie day 81 service aft r the service 20
OF tins sunni on y serve within THIS county
or d sorve ont OF this luutv, but within this dis
triet within twenty days oh rvisa within forty
oays, or judgment by defa ne will be taken
tgainst you aecurdirg TO the prayer 81 sad com
Ilalnt
aud Bessie }. I0mpkins Ia the sum
Of one thousand dollars add interest at u Per
cent per annum from Aug 1895; 81 for tho
sum u $50 and Interest thereon At 10 per cent
Per annum from Aug. 4 tsf3 tho sane bsing
accrued and unpai utter 81. all Of which is @
cording 10 the coniittoaa nf certain promis-
eorg note made d delivered by the said de
PENDANTS to plant on feb. 4, 1891; and to
foreolufe a Ger ain mortgage On lot number
eleven Old in biock numbered soven 90 IN
hri@. Ks1ck addition 70 tie city OF Helena,
county Of lewia and axe. state Of Montana
made aud delivered b. ths faid defendants TO
secure the payment ~ thB faid promissory note.
for the sum of si2 a. rua ouhb'e counsel fees
Tor such sur. md ior such other legal and
equitable relief u-ually demanded loo suoA cases:
particular referenol l. hereby hal to tho CON-
plant on file herein fnr moro particulars.
And you are horebf Motif d. that n you fail 20
appear anu answer the said c mplaint. rs above
required tbs said plriuth viii rpfly e. tine
court Tor the relief d mandcd in the complaint.
Glvsn under my hand and the zeal 81 tho Dis-
tTlct Court Of tho first Judicial Distric
ufthe tate Of Montaan. ia and
-- for the uunty Of Lewis aud
, Seal first lnrke this 9Th DAY % jam
: I'd. Dist. fry. IN the year ~ uur ord
Court. oae thoutl nj eight hundred
, aud nine y-four.
JOHN BtAN. Clfrk.
- q. q. FHuFMAN. : equity icfk
81. =. Hepnsr. a'tlfney Tor plaintiff
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No. 1889.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

4. 5. Land OFFICE
HELENA, Mont, Dec. ~ 1893
Notice is hereby gwen that Jonn hinsc0tt has
this day Med application for Iatsnt. under the
MINING lAAs o. congress, for tho heathvool
lido Mining claim. CesiEI Alsd A. surts. NJ
jefferson county, Muntana IN section. n aud A.
toWnshlD . ntrth. q nge b west, which c aim Is
recorded In the 0fiice u the rfcuId = u Jefior
son county, at louder. Montana. and described
a. folloNs
said N vey No ass beginning at corner No
], from which the y sec cor be- Weon secs ~ an q
~, tpyn. r5w ". Of La e and PRINCIPAL nerd an
of @ontsna bears . dsg ~ min 1913 u an &
running thence n 20 DEE 40 m a sis H. theme
n deg %, min " o. n, thence o. deg ~ min
tOA2 II, thence n ~ deg p min 81. u. thence
n deg 90 min $50 n, thence p IS deg 20 MN W
5 f. thence ~ deg a. m n W illzf II thsnts
3 deg 80 min " 81 "a q place Of beginning
fea Of eur No. l25i is. % acres are. 10 Goa
tict with Alsbama sur No. 1880. claimed 90
acre., erea n oonuct With NJ. a.. No ~, placer
gneludinE contiict Win ur = q. lUtg holi bill
claimed, 1l6 acres total zoe claimed, Il -
acses.
TIE following being a description Of tho
gruund songht an this application. fegiDn nR
az corner a o. OF this lode am ron thence n -
deg a min S5LK n. thence IA % Deg 40 min o
40 n, tionce IS deg 81 min " rs n. thoncs .
- deg d. min " Iil2 Z II ihenca r deg 90 MN
Ell.2 n. thencr W deg 70 1 1921 II TO place
OF beginning, emhruc.ns ~ IRA a i'.32 acres,
p0sted the 18th caf OF D. ccmbrr, i-iu Abe only
adjoining tlaimAn1s q thnsl prsmses are Ger
ii. l.. No. ~, on the south. and placer NJ >.
No. $50 ana the 6rani lode sur No All on the
west =. A. ~ lGbE1I. ogistor.
first pul lcation Lee. a. iss3.
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GHERIFF's sALg VERNON HUHGAr.
- plaintiff. vs. Philomena Benda Jaeger
Henry g. 1aeger, individually and a. guardian
hisinschmidf, Ii. ii. Iarohea, Harry =. IAsrsr.
guardian Of Henry G. } aeger. an insane per-
SON. WilliAm kOlmee and Alexander &. ) o.
per. ohl. dsfendsnts
Under and by virtue OF an order OF sale AMI de-
cree Of foreclosure and sale issaed ont Of tho
state Of Montana. in and for the county OF Lewis
and Clarke, on the I'd day Of January, A. ID.
lsei in the above entitled action, wherein Vernon
rurgar the above named plaintiff, obtain u
a Judgment and decree of foreclosure and "a o
sgAins, the above named defendants. on tho
the sum Of t.sii.GO, beside1 interest
COSTS and attorneys fees. which said dc
1894. recorded in Judgment book No. / Of said
court AZ rage --. 4 am commanded to sell al
that, certain lot, piece, or parcel Of land situ-
ate, lying and being in the county Of Lewis and
clarke state Of Montana and bounded and do.
scTibed a. follows. TO wit;
hat certain tract or parcel Of land situated
lying and being ia the city Of Helena. county Of
evils and Clarke. and state of Montana. rni
particularly described A. follows: Tho south
halt # that certain parcel OF land in hessman
Davis plac T. lot 40. part eularlg described
as follows: beginning at a point from which
the northwest corner Of placer lot No. ~ b3Ars
south 81 degrees west 10 feet; thence south 81
degrees AID IS minutes east 1859 feet 10 the
west ii ie Of Rodney street. thence north 50 de-
arees east 10l feet; themes north 81 degrees aud
- minutes west ii6h feet; thence south 80 de-
grees west 40 feet, 10 the place Of beg nning
said tract containing 8i-IO0 acres.
said property las frontage of 30 feet on
Rodney street by 1909 feet in depth, ana Is the
same property conveyed by Chessman a Davis
to ihilomana fenda YaeRer. deed dated D &C.
81 1873. aud recorded in tho office ~ the re-
corner of I evils and Clarke county. March %
las1 ia book ST. OF deeds. page ~.
Together with all and singular tho tene-
ments, herelitaments and appur enances there
unto belonging or in any wise appertsining.
Public nC.sce is hereby given that on Fri
day. the I'd = day Of January, A. ID 1884 at ~
O'Clock m Of that day at the front door OF tho
court house. Helena Lewis and clarke county,
Montana will. in obedience TO said order OF sala
and decree Of foreclosure and sale sell the above
described property or so much thereof as may
be necessary 20 safety said Judgment with in.
terest and costs, 10 the highest and b9st bidder.
for cash in hand.
Given under my hand. this % day Of Janusry,
=. ID. 1894
CHARLES ID. CURTIS. sheriff
BY FRED + loss. Under herin
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der DR.. Days administration has become
the leading church OF its denomination m
the metropolis. The seating capacity OF its
handsome modern odihcc is greater than
that OF any other Protestant church in the
city, and the doctors congregations are Of
the largest.
DR. Day Is a native Of Maine. THE state
that produces pine trees aud men, lie was
born 40 Whitneyville, Oct. "a. 1915, and is a
typical son Of the Pine Tree State, standing
0 feet 3 in his stockings and weighing 80
pounds His father, also native Of Maine,
was "a lumberman aud farmer, and young
James got such start In life as falls to the
lot OF most farmers sons. Stories about
California caught his fancy when boy, and
n portion Of his youth was spent in active
outdoor life on the Pacific slope. whittier he
went in search Of broader opportunities
and more profitable fields Of industry than
were afforded by his native place.
soon after reaching his majority, having
returned 20 Maine. he made his profession
Of religion and decided 70 enter the Chris
tian ministry. To prepare himself for his
duties he took a course OF studies at Kent
Hill Wesleyan seminary and BOwdoin col
lege, after which he joined the Maine con-
ference and was appointed pastor Of several
the Chestnut street church in Portland, the
most important Methodist church in the
state. Upon leaving Portland he joined
the New Hampshire conference and was
stationed at Nashua, whence be went to
Boston, where he preached TO the fashion
able First church.
New York claimed him in 1888. and be
was appointed pastor OF st. Pauls church.
then the pride OF New York Methodists.
After preaching there for three years he
went to Trinity church, Newburg, where
he also spent three years and whence he
went TO Calvary, though st. Paul's wanted
him back again in its pulpit.
DIR. Day is a preacher Of singular power,
his beautiful baritone voice and command
ing presence lending wonderful assistance
20 his great earnestness. He received the
degree Of doctor Of divinity from both Dick
inson college and the Wesleyan university
on the same day in 1884. Syracuse univer-
sity, Of which he has been chosen chancel-
Tor, was not chartered under its present
name till 1870. though it is the successor OF
one Of the oldest Methodist colleges, the
Genesee college of Lima, which was found
ed in lS4o
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NOTICE TO CO-OwNERs-To G. KLEIN
Az schmidt w. \. Reed. J. y. Waish. Geo
Etzel. " n Richards. oo-owners. and A.. A.
1rerila. purchaser Of the interest OF q. Klein
Echmidt W. h. . eed. aud j. a. " alsh. their
heirs. assigns, executors and administrators
You are hereby notified that w, your co-own-
err. Thos. Il Miller. l.. A. Walker and Is. II.
argloy. have In accordance with rection 23lt
OF the revised statutes OF the United states sx-
pended in labor and Improvement uron the
placer claims deeiGnAted as follows / OTIS 4 and
3. &c 2 - H. mr. W, lots ;, d Z. seo 10 ~ II.
nr2 ", !, Gated opposite hldorAdo bar, an IN
organ ard mining district In tho county u Lewis
ami Clarke and state OF Montana the sum OF
two hundred dollArs baing the work required by
Law for the purpose Of holding ami represonting
d claims Tor the years Of 1871 and 1884
Now therefore. be Il known that unless you
each oontribate Jour hare Of euch expenditure
amounting 10 f25 apiece. for each above one
Gig th interest held or claimed. aud remit tho
Same TO the ONCE Of 7. b. Miller. az Helena
n ont ma, In the county Of Lewis and larke,
within ninety days after the service OF The no.
tice by publicAtior your interest or interests In
the said plaeer claims will be forfeii ed, and ba-
come the property OF the undersignel ae pio-
vided By said section 2s2l Of the United States
sa.ates. IHOe. Il. MILLER
Is II. LANGLEY.
/. A. WALKER
First publication Nov. IA 1898
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$4,000.

Handsome dwelling on fifth av near heattis
a., rooma bath "a. sewer connection. hot
and cold water, furnace, cust over 500 h.
offered for - COZ. payable &tOl down. balance on
time 81 per cont
saao- Particularly we'll built dge ling, cor.
nor Montana ~. aud ireckenridgo largs
rooms. closet on ever room. bath room with
lent furaace. d use solid brick covered with
metal frost proof cellar. good barn aud stable,
hne lot having 100 fct frontage on two streets,
iron fence costing over $40 This y operty has
cost owuar 5000 and 10 offered Tor s3i0o, OF
which 81. $40 is rcquitot IN cash. balance on
time at 3 per cent
fOK ri N1-sQ9 Sixth Az. rooms modurn
improvements So broom brick. modern,
Highland Il. near beAttie as
MAlliksON 4 Co, Gold Block.
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ALIAS SUMMONS - ~ THE DISTRICT
n court o. tbs First Judicial district Of the
state - Auuiana, In and Tor tho county Of LOWS
and Clarke.
luadslapa GalIn'o. plaintiff. vs. Jesus Ga
hnio defendant
Tbs state u Montana sends greeting TO tho
above uaued defendant
You are hersbf required 60 appoaT 10 an action
brought against you b. the above named plain
ut d the disfri crurt % tho fifst judicial
district Of The stats OF Montana in aaA for tho
county o. Lewis AMI Clarke and 90 answer tho
complaint hid q O Elm. within tea days feKclu-
Else 81 the day "a sorYice tffer ths service yea
OF thus summon. q served within this cauniy.
OF a. served Of this comfy, but Fithin this dis
tftct within twenty dsys. 9TH raise within forty
day. 90 Judgment b. default will - tsEen
seainst you according 10 the prayer n - q con-
iaint
] he said aciion l. brought e. dissolve the
bouds % mairimony terui ofure Hnd nov oEtat-
ina hrtucon rlsiufin and defendant
And fou are hereby noiih a. that " you fail 10
auuoar ami answer he said compliant. - abuVa
required the 'sAid plaintiff viii apfly a. tho
court For ths feiie. 'manded In ali con amt.
iVan under ny hand and tho zeal u The Dis
tr ct Court Of tie lirst Judicial Disfric.
~ the tata Of n outAnn, in ami
To- tha uuuty Of Lesis nrd
( Sea- irst lafke. this 18Th day - bocetn-
4 Jui bisf. hsr % tho rear "a Cur ) ord
Curt 900 thuusf al ulzht hundred
- ard uile y-tlrsa.
JOIN uf An. tlfrL
Hy q. J. CAsErg. eputy tlofk
1ools Wallace. aitornaTs flr nlAinud-
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weakness II it ever fails 70 benefit or
cure, you have your money back. ltS
an invigorating, restorative tonic, n
soothing and strengthening nervine, and
q safe and certain remedy for womans
Ills and ailments. 10 regulates and pro-
NOTES all the proper functions, improves
digestion. enriches the blood, dlspels
aches and pains. brings refreshing sleep,
and restores health and strength.
Nothing else can be as cheap. With
this, you pay only for the good you get.
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THE MARKETS.

STOCKS
Nrw YORK. Jan. Q. -Hsr silver. 6sh.
Copper tasy. lake sl0i2S.
Lat Firm. domestic. sGi0
On the stock exchange to-day tho volume u
business was light. speculation without settled
tone. and trading purely professional but Of
animation there was none Compared with yes
terdAys olosing. hnA sales today show but
slight changes and they on both sides Of the &C
count. In the active list. specialties In = few
instances show material loses aud gains nota-
BILE declines being per cent In Cleveland, Gin
einnAti. Chicago 4 St 1 ouis; ~ In Delaware
Lackswanna Western, Ia Pullman; N in
Iowa central preferred, and 10 Ia Lake Erie
preferred. In tho list Of advances arc Ameri-
can Gable. Great Northern preferred 2 aad
Louisville 4 Nashville IA. The market made
slight rally At the olos3. Beads quiet
Governments Strong,
NHaNr oh
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preaching Tor the
past five years. aud
whore ho will re-
main until after
the spring confer
ences, the trustees
Of the university
having excused
him from the &C
tive duties Of the
chancellorhip un
iii he is at liberty
TO sever his con
nection with his
New York congre-
LN.......I ....
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Independent AgentSltS

THE HELENA INDEPENDENT 10
on sale by the following news
dealers in this city and state, anc
in Idaho, Utah, Colorado, Wash,
ington, California and Minnesota '''''
who will furnish single copies
receive subscriptions for the dali
or weekly:
CITY GTAMnG
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NOTICE. 10 THF sTOCKHuIDE or
~ the firrt National bank Of Helena Mout.t
The regular annla meeting 20 the stock holders
n the first National bank ~ Helena. Mont,
for the election - directors 10 serve f1r be en-
HuinE year. viii - held 40 TIE lansing hone
q e sacoud lIesdaf. 20 wit o be 9Th day ~ jan
uarg. iast. bstreen the hours u ~ AID
:. ". KNIGHT Cashisr.
Helena. Mont. Doc 1914
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DISSOLUTION NOIICF.-THE FIRM OF
II h. Boyer Z Co has this dag been mutually
dissolved and been succeeded b. jos. Davis 4
70. who assume all liabilities Of said firm and
60 whom all outstanding accounts ere payahe.
l. BOYER a 60.
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OFFI + OF CITY TREASURER IROOM G
" City Hall-Notice 10 Holders OF Fire De-
" arrants-Notioe is hereby given IA At
1 am prepared to pay alt city warrants the
Fire Depart ment fund. interest ceases this day.
L. a. GARRhII.
Helena Jan. 3. 1891. City Treasurer.
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oAANcsLLoR or SYRACUSE.

The Accom- plishrnents That Qualify DIR.
Day For That Position.
Rev. James Roscoe Day, ID. d., the new
chancellor Of the Syracuse university, Is the
pastor Of Calvary Methodist Episcopal
church in New York city, where he has been
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CHICAGo pRopurE

mcAGo, Jan. 9-Wheat STEADY, cash. 62skc;
Ray. B1Hc
Urn irm; cash, Sc: MAJ. 2sAc.
ats s tsady; cash. zsAo. nay. 30Ac.
Pork-Lasy; cash. sl2.g1. May $500.
larI-kasy; cash, S. 90: May. e. 7lis.
lIbs-IhsE cash, 80 b7is. May, SG75.
WOOL.
NEw YORK. Jan Wool-Ouiet: domestic
fleece. l0aI5o. pulled. 20U26o.
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j TO REMEMBER
II you're a weak
or ailing woman
that there's only
one medicine 50
sure 20 help you
that &c can be guar
aRicci. It's Dr.
Pierco's Favorlte
Prescription. In
building up over
worked, feeble,
delicate women, or
IN any " female
complaint or
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WAYNE MAcVEAeH.

Eventful Career OF the Man Appointed to
Succeed Van Allen.
Wayne MacVeagh, who has been appoint
ed by President Cleveland to the post Of
ambassador to Italy, was formerly promi-
nent Republican and held several positions
Of great honor and importance under APP
pointment from different presidents elected
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Clio ing

Money on call easy at I per cent; closed
offered A. per cent. Prime mercantile paper.
81 per cent Sterling exchange strong. with
actual business in bantors' bills 1t sLs6Arr
t.sb.s Tor demand, aud SAsth tt4.slss for sixty
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CHICkGo LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO Jan. Q.-CAttls -Neoeipts. 1900
head. market steady; top prices to-day. 50 yOu
3 l5 no choice or extra steers here: mediums,
"a tOu4 10; others, 3.O0a3.75, Texans, IS. aUtg
g.9l
Hogs-Eeoeipts. $4,000 head, market solve.
loAlac lower; packers and mixed. s.. 1874 5. 30;
rough heavy, sAtQnA, TO- prime heavy and butch
ers weights, SAS5f1s. i0 primo light, s. son
fhscp Receipts. ld.tO0 head market slow and
IL lSe lower; western wethers -. l5B425; ma
tiNes. 81 OOuA23
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NOTICE 10 CuEDiToRs ESTATE OF

NOTICE 10 CWEDlTORs ESTATE OF
~ herrgo hnadnme- deceased.
Notice j. hereby given by tho UNDERMINED. ad-
ministrafOr ~ tho estate Of neor4e hnoA
uamer dscea-ed to tie creditors o. aud
ell perFons having claims against tie haid
decreased. 10 eNhitit them with the NJ cessafy
voucher within four months after tho hrsl pub
LEGATION ofthis notice o. tho said aIrilnlstratur a
the office Of n Hetner. "a the M0niHna Ma
tionsl hAuk tuildinn. az Helena. Montana tho
fams 10 NJ the place Tor the fransattiou d
tho business Of snid estate IA the county Of ew.a
and clarke.
JpF. y. KENCK
Adm nieiraior OF the state % ieo hlsadamor
deceased.
Dated Helena. January 5. 1894
Date ~ first uublicntion January g 1891
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CTOCKHOLD Eg MEErING-THE REGU-
y lar annuai mec.irg Of the stockholders Of
the Helena uitrict Iefgrauh company will Ia
held a tie office uf tho cumIany. -. i3 ITuad-
uar. elena. Mont. On Monday, Jan IA. lrai,
at four O'Clock .. m. - -
l. ". WILLIAMS. Prasident.
Ecrretary.
Dated Jan. 4. Itg.
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.---~~-~-~-~-~-~-s--- ~------>---~---~-~---->
| % -mDNbAl EArAIAG BETWEEN
= titth avenue AMI bfockeuridgo on Davs
street, feather boa. finder will pleaea leave at5ll
Fifth avenue and receive reward
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n htQt ApL suns 10 ms. am
t.lds low fata- Sire N Worth. iil