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A New York Preacher Dead.

MYSTIC. Conn.,, Aug. S.-Rev. Samuei
]. Knapp. pastor of the Macdougal Stree'
Baptist Church, of New York City, died
at his Summer home here this morning
He had been ailing for the past week.
He was sixty years of age and son OF
Edwin Knapp. pastor of the Brooklyn
Baptist Church.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-08

CLIFTON. g. ! Aux S-Abo1t O'Clock this
mttning a ne broEs OFT In \ fame cottage
Ray street lh,, lag" "wn.l ny CIar-rc,
r,'.'e and Cc'ipi,d by muv rIInrL los,
The family vas say 'r'm nome at The ;Imr
anil The artI = ~ ~" 're Is unkn ,Nn. Thc buIli-
iag WAS totally destroyed With its contents in
NoNirs l'ss ct tS, coc This - partially covered
!, iTsur4.tt
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MAY STRIKE IN KANSAS CITY.
Butchers There Threaten TO Quit
Work mt short Notice.
10y Associated Press.)

ivy NBUOClHltu FTtbb'I
KANSAS CITY, Aug. S.-A meeting OF
$50 local packing house butchers was
held last night to consider the strike
situation H. Omaha. Chicago and st.
Louis. Patrick Mulcahey, OF Chicago,
urged the men to stend together for the
prices demanded.
Resolutions were adopted. stating that
urless the strikes in at. Louis, Omaha
ard Chicago packing houses were set
tied within twenty-four hours the pack
|. q house employees Of Kansas City,
numbering 500 to 600 men, would so out
at the expiration Of that time.
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CANARY PUT UNDER BONDS.
Entertained n Complaint of
Disorderly Conduct.

George F. Hopper. who had Manager
Thomas Canary. OF the Casino. arrested
for an alleged assault, told his story to
Judge Voorhis. at Jefferson Market
Court, to-day. Then Mr.. Canary gave
his version, and they didn't agree at all.
Canary. alleged that instead OF striking
Hopper he had been assaulted by the
latter In the struggle, he said, Hopper
eye had been blackened.
Justice Voorhis entertained a complaint
OF disorderly conduct. and Canary was
nished by Harry Miner.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-08
MORE TAIuoRS ADMITTED.
Three Members Added to the New
York State Associatlou.

At meeting Of the New York State
Custom Foremen Tailors' Association. In
the parlors of the Hotel Metropole to-
day, three new members were elected to
he Associa ton. They were Pietro o.
P.ssaro OF Poughkeeps!e: Joseph p. Hirt,
Bainbridge. N. Y. and Edward CLAIM, or
New York City.
The remainder of the morning session
was spent In talks on informal work.
Mr.. DE Jones, of 80 West Thirtieth
street. is acting as presiding officer In
the absence Of the President.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-08
Schooner and Steamer Collide.


VI NHFTVTdVt1 TVFH-T
BALTIMORE Aug S,-An unkucNp schooner
'u,lid"t with the Uriiish s'aamsr ,ulrrore N
SMITH Point, ninotY-tva mlles toSu the bsy
on Monday night Chief onc.r Tai, and PHO,
MctlAy N-r' VI the bridge when a big schooner
apparently four MASTER loomsd up and In an
instant her bow spirit swept the entire length Of
the Cumore, tearing away sNtcgIhimE th.t csms
It's nay. TAFT WAS knocked from the bridge
10 the main deck. fully tfteen feet below ana
VAS picked IN unconscious The schooner dis.
appeared in the darkness
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-08
Fractured Hts skull on a pillar.

Heary Frsvud. ,N-1ty nine Years old. OF oST
Second avenue cs's In contact With a pillar OF
the Third Avenue Elevated road In getting on a
surface car At Fif'y seventh street thls morning
lie sustained a fracture OF tht skull and VAS
rem%vsh to Flower Hospital III eonditios is
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-08

No S' so ss. .s. SA n, I :sss:y wSriSs
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Won't Yield to Strikers.

A member OF the arm OF Garcia Bros, 30 War
ron street. whose fifty Spanish cisar.makers
struck yesterday for an advance of 81 per thou
sand, said this morning that under no. considers-
tion would the nrm grant the strikers demand.
The G,rikers not connected with any labor or
saniYation.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-08
CiviI-servicc Examiners mt WORKS

ClSll Service Examiners Il. NJ. Morgan. T. ~
Post. J., W. PeliHy. l.. NJ Goodman and W. IL
Chase are examining applicants for positions
letter carriers clerks and porters In the hsv
The list OF candidates has /, eos names. OF whom
1,0St desire to be carriers. tls clerks and Is por
terS or these candidates tHenty-three arc SounI5
ladies' who wan, clerkshps. The examination WIZ
Last for fifteen days.
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Fell Down an Elevator shaft.

Frank Rosn. tselys years old. OF los East On.
Hundred ami Twenty fourth street, fell down an
elevator shaft ct $50 West FIT NTH street this
morning. and received severe injuries to both lea,
lie ans the elevator at that place and walked
into the elevator shaft believing that he WAS
stepping into the car.
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Fell from, tn. window to Death.

Mary Ksrrisan, hfly-four years old. fell out Of
the fourth-story window Of her home. ga West
siKtieth street. this morning and was instantly
killed II 10 supposed that she fell asleep near
the window and relied out. Her body was re-
moved 70 he sixty-sighth street station.
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$50, 900 Fire in Chicago.
IBy A Iociated Presl

Thy AsJociated Presst
CHICAGO. Aug. s.-The entire block OF snA'
business houses On the east side Of North Siari
street. between jackson and Greenleaf avenues
was destroyed by IRE this morning. Mrs; w W;
Burbank and daughter were seriously burned AZ AZ.
was badly injured. The loss will probably ~
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TOOK PARIS GREEN.
Theodore seIke Attempted to Com
init Suicide,

Theodore Selke, twenty-nine years old.
of 1917 East End avenue. attempted sui
eide by taking n dose OF Paris green at
l2,20 o'clocf this afternoon.
He WAS taken to the Presbyterian Hos
Dital
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Representative shaw Very III.


LAU CLAIRE, Wis. Aug S.--The condition OF
Congressman George p. Shaw. who has been
confined 20 his red several days BY m.lariaI
fever since bis return from Washington IL not
improved and inquiries last night revealed that
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'Lonsshoremen Talk of Striking
(By Associated Press.)

BOSTON. Aus. S-Eight hundred members OF
the 'Iongshoren,en's Union met last night to
consider the advissbility Of striking because OF
change IT. the system % worklhg. and the Jock
OF. ~ Stevrtore Booths men at Charlestown. 1t
was decided to instruct the State Executive Board
10 walt on Booth before ordering a strike. II the
trouble Is not adjusted 4 strike will undoubtedly
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-08
Canadian g.-Mini.ter Dead.


hoNTREAi.. Aug. s.-Fslix Geourion, NJ p.
for Nerehsrea. ex-MiniStsr OF Inland Rsvenu,
under the Mackenzie Administration. died to-da,
aged siIty-two, He had been . Member Of Par
lament for thirty-one years
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TO FAIL TOMORROW.
INCOMING STEAMERS
DUE TO-DAY.
DUE TOMORROW
FOREIGN FORTS.
sy Cabis.)
ARRIVED

MoVTbLB, AUG. s--ArfiNed and proceeded,
steamer CircasSia, New York for GLASGOW.
ROTTERDAM AUG. s-Arrlvsd. steamer EdAn,.
from New York.
LONDON Aug. a-Arrtved. steamer Manitoba.
from Rev York.
SIGHTED.
Lizard. Aus. l-Passsd. steamer rrass. New
York for Bremen
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IL s:: az: Nc e. ~
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~ y. e.. :s. s:.s a q. s; :s.s:, % World,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-16
THE PuNsTER

Why does g Nv n.y. because a spider
spider ,spied 'cr).
when Is a man not a mani When hes
shaving la-shavingl
when Is a hat not a hat9 When IL be
comes younc lady.
What Is the opposite Of cock-a-doodle
doof Cock a.doodledont
What three authors would you mention
40 a house on ircg Dickens. Hewitt Burns
Why IL l. the merricst letter ina the al
phabctf Because IL is always IN the midst
of fun.
Why is a cobbler's shop like the worlds
Because 10 contains both good and holy
soles (soulsl
What would q window say ON being
smashed by falling tree Oh, tree, mend
us Tremendously
What is she difference between jailer
and wstchmakerg one watches cells. and
the other sells watches
Why is Westminster abbey like an ash
pitt Because ia contains the ashes Of the
great lgratel Judy.
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.ATHESON d GO
GOLD BIOCK

SHfRlFf's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN
- Aiss execution in my hands. issued out OF
the district court Of the First indiciAl district
Of the state OF Montana, IN and for the county
OF Lewis anu NhrAc. IN the suit OF John A.
0urk against Anna Mueller duly attested tho
ain day Of March. A ID. lsaA have levied upon
all the right title and interest Of the said Anna
Mueller in and 70 the following described prop
erty. situated In Lewis and Clarke county,
state OF Montana viz
OF numbered eleven nD. Ia block mum bsred
six CO.,. Of the original townsitq of the city OF
Helena. county Of Lewis and tlarke, Montana
a. tho same appears OF record in the Office OF the
county recorder Of saiG county, TO which fAid
records reference 10 hereby made for more
complete desert ption-
Together with all and singular the tenemants
Embellishments and appurtsnAnces thereunto bo.
longing or in anywise AppertAining.
Notice Is hereby gwen that on. Friday the 9th
day OF pri A. ID. lsBi, between he hours Of nine
o clock a. m. amt hNe o'clocS .. m. of said day.
to-wit ~ ~ O'Clock M. OF said day, At the front
door OF the court house, sald county and state
will sell all the right. title and interest of tho
said Anna Mueller In and TO the said above
described property. to the highest bidder for
cash in hand.
Given under my hand this the 18th dag of
CHARLES d. CURTIs. Sheriff.
fRED K. Hoss, Under Sheriff.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-16

some new dyes from coal tars have late
ly been added 90 the well known numerous
class OF that description The new dyes
are closely allied 90 the induliues in their
chemical composition. one Is "a body that
forms "a red brown crystalline mass. with q
peculiar but dull luster, capable of dyeiug
t4nnin m0rdauted cotton and silk Ia red
shades and is obtained from "a body known
as pleny leurhodiuc by -ulphouation this
red is converted into another coloring mat
Ter. capable of dyeiug wool OF SILK from
acid baths in bright red shades. somewhat
yellower iu tone than those obtained from
azo carrniuo. some additional products in
this line also are being obtained from ali
zarine sources. strongly Tuning sulphuric
acid being employed as the medium for a
few hours. the result being ana iutermeli-
ate substance which may be isolated in
the form of a dark brown powder, possess
ing some dyeiug power This. however.
on being next treated with ordinary sui
phuric acid is converted iato new sub
srance-a brown powder soluble with
some difficulty Boz water. bIt readily SD iu
alcohol, and giving violent red solution
having rDl huoreecluce.- New York sun.
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SHERIFF'S SALE-J. G. WEEKS, PLAIN
- tin. We. franklin Il. Wallace. A. NJ. Thorn
burgh. Edward " knight, cashier. Louis &.
! otz. As assignee OF Albert N. ihornburgh. and
the Ienver Investment and Hanking company,
defendants.
district court Of the krst judicial district Of the
state Of Montana, In and for the county Of Lewis
and lArke the 18th day OF March. A. ID.
1891 in the shove entitled action. wherein
j. G. Weeks, the above named plaintiff. OBJ
tanned a Judgment and decree OF forecio-
cure and sale against tho parti' . above
named defendants. on the 18th day
Of NJ rich. A. ID. 1874, for the sum Of 81. 522, 20
besides interest. costs and attorneys foes, which
A. d. 1884. recorded in judgment book No / Of
ssid i, court ,p. at page \. ! am commando 70
situate lying aud being In the blake addition
TO the city OF Helena in the county Of Lewis
and larke, state OF Montana, and bounded and
described as follows, TO wit:
leginning At a point in the east side Of Raj
egh street sixy-hve lb5) feet south Of the north
west corner Of los o. in block So OF the said
llake addition and running thence south along
the east side Of Raleigh street thirty-hvs (s5l
feet: thence east one hundred 400 feet TO a
point in the west side of an alley running
through portion OF said blocEs thence north
along the west side Of said alley forty li0l feet
TO = points thence west one hundred 400 feet to
the place Of beginning said lot piece parcel Of
land comprising the south niteen (l3) feet OF lot
seven O.. and the north twenty go feet Of lot
said lots and block are more particularly de-
scrhed uDon the Official plat q the said named
addition now on file la the office OF the county
CLERK and recorder Of said Lewis and larko
county.
together with all and singular the tenements
hsred tAments and AppurtenAnces thereunto be-
longing OF in anywise aupertainlng.
Public notice Is hereby given that on Thursday.
tho sth day Of april. A. ID. 1894. A. " O'Clock
m Of that day. az the front door Of the cou {
house, Helena. Lewis and Clarke county. Mon
tAnA. I will. Ia obedience to said order Of sale
and decree OF foreclosure and sale sell the above
described property. or so much thereof As may
b. necessary 20 satisfy faid judgment. with in
tsresi and costs, TO the highest and best bidder.
for cash in hand
Given under my hand this 1ith day Of March,
A. ID lsW
CHARLES d CURTIS, Sheriff.
By FRED f. HOss. Under sheriff
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THE MARkETS.

NINI rs
Nrw YcnE. March IL Bar silver. 60N
Copper Quiet, lake 50 12's.
Lead Firm. domestic. SLsh
Speculation was less active than Tor some days
past. be prospective passage Of tho seisnior-
aee bill hAi rather = depressing influence on
speculation. by reason Of the fact thst the bears
expected dire results II &c becomes = law. Tho
nion Pacific showed heavy decrease Of net
earnings. and this also tended 20 holp the short
side Of the market Within the last quarter Of
an hour tho temper Of speculation underwent =
radical change. aud on very strong buyiug an
advance Of &, TO per cent va made in the gen
eral list aud % per cent In torlAge. lhs mar
kei CLOSED strong with m iiority Of the list be
low closing figures Of yesterday.
Governments Firm.
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1925.

Attractive brick cottage. 5rooms.
pantry. brick cellar, barn, shed,
city water, corner lot on Eleventh
avenue. This house Is IN excellent
repair. neat lawn. fences. S375
down. balance on time at eight
per cent
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-16

A. sets AZ work all the processes Of digestion
AMI nutrition, rouses every organ into nat
ural action, and brings back health and
strength. In recovering nom - grippe,N or IN
convalescence from pneumonia, fovers, and
other wasting Diseases. 10 speedily and surely
invirorates and builds up the whole system.
For all diseases cnussd hy torpid liver or
impure blood, as Dyspepsia and biliousness,
n il doesn't benoht or cure IN every case,
the money Is returned.
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cnrLnRrN WHO Srtrrrn

7 WHO SUPPER
nom ncrofuloua
skin on scalp ais
ensca, ought o. 10
given Or lierra
Golden Medical
Discovery, for pu-
rtying the blood.
For children who
are puny, pale or
weak, the Dis
.covery II a tonic
which builds up
both flesh and
strength. What
Il said OF II for
children applies
equally 20 adults
As an appeti1ing,
restorative tonic,
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~ s~7---~---~e~-~s~-~
't SALE llrhBtkl %. UEEu & CO..
Montana tank. have a new tNelYe- room
pre-. 'H'iefn ans elegant fo siFe away Tor
.uHfa IulsHfH
EpL rAlt A. ELE .ANr NO srI.N ION p
a. H. laEreucu strpst. lzrgr house worth
iH.t. lriea nos 5000. Tuur own terms Her
Teri red a. o.. ground floor Alontana a
f.uuaI talk Luilding.
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Independent Agents

THE HELENA INDEPENDENT 10
on sale by the following news
dealers in this city and state, and
IN Idaho, Utah, Colorado, Wash
ington, California and Minnesota,
who will furnish single copies or
receive subscriptions for the daily
or weekly:
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Money on call easy per cent. last loan
por cent closed at / per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper. sass per cert Sterling ex-
change steady with actual business in bankers
bills Al a.. $50 ut.asA for demand, snd sAsies
asia for sixty day bills
CHICAGO LIVE STCCS.
CHICAGO March 30 attic -Reseipts. 49, 000
market weak unsettled: Prime TO extra native
steers. SLjOu4.i, good TO CHOICE. -. O)u g. p;
others. sAuOu3 IS. Texans 81 7AuAO0
hogs-heceipte 20 wv head. market active 5
% l0c higher, heavy r0ugh. 81 OJa4.2 %; heavy
packers. a 30 $50. prime heavy aud bltchers'
weights. g. 50n4b5; assorted light. e. dOlA5u
sheep Receipts. 1000 head; market slow;
top sheen, s.. 250 av0 extras. 81 00; top lambs,
e. t0u425,
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHICAGO March Wheat-steay; cash,
56Ac May. Jshc.
torn-kasier. cash. 35tc. May. 87hc.
Oats Lo-.er. cash 3Ji4c MAJ SIC.
Pork-firm May. slLiO. July. til.15.
Lard irm; May. S662Sd. July. &655.
Rihs-firm; May, S5.7Zh; July.SA72'5.
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I'La1 - 81 WILL lfII D. hNfIHI OR
Lilly Fluufu pleasn ermuunIrsfo ,sith lef
.i-taft diress r. williams boa 20. 81 Wash
ingtOn treeL 81 icago.
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Hoods pills ruro 400 Liver Jus. HlHousuess.
IaIuiiee. Indigestion. sira iie.darhe -5c.
NOIIDE or PROBATE or WILL. ~ IUE
" district court of the iirst ludirisl district
~ f0r state ~ Montana in aud Tor tho county
q LOWS end clarke.
iu fhe matter Of tho O tate 81 Theresa II
HrurU deceased.
purs8anf to at order ~ said court made On
fhr itfH dAs 20 March. is1t notice is hereby
90 DO O'Clock a. n. - aaii day 20 tIe court room
~ said court. a. fho court house iu fhn county
% eHfs and Clarke. has been appointed a.
t.e me end ulrcs Pr pro ing thr will 81 said
heroes ~. Hfurv. deceased and for hearirt. fH..
application 81 iouis q. Henry snd tlt-srt O.
lIIlry Tor the i-H huce TO- Thorn 81 letters fn-fa-
ucuta-l. whom uni wi ere any person interested
may Hpuesr AMI contest che ams.
IsFsLI JOus FAN C.srz
Bgi D. C.-rDY Ieputy Gers.
Dated Mare D. itsi.
NOIiCr o. TLEsTII S-THE ANNUAL.
" meeting - school district SO. O. IaFis and
larze county. for the electiOl Of three trustees
ulll be- held on Sat rlhy. pril O.. I=si. M faa
enfrrl school house Che polls VIII b. ur..r
bfteeen the hours Of two O'Clock and .il
% clock >. IN.
g. ". IAsouonrr.
JhooH NAfErH.
lI. p 4. kIFIssrHnrur
". p Cox.
IA. NJ. raHrHrs
fnED 6ANFT.
4. ID. hREE.fIEIl.
", Ills. tlers Trustee.
Dated March H. 1851
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"C. 7. Hood Co.. Lowell. Mass.
Dear ,.rs: Prom childhood ! had been a
great sufferer from scrofula. having tumor en-
uy lcff breast and another IN my stomach.
wl3 also afflicted vl.h salt rheum. We spent
much money iar medical attendance and RENE
dies. hut al 10 uo avail. Three years ago
commenced 90 rum down. The trouble with my
stomach would not allow me 90 eat and even
milk distressed me very much My right hand
and arm became almost paralylcd. and my
stomach difficulty was fast developing into
Serious Female Troubles.
became very nervous and was subject 10 faint
ing spells. Dark spots appeared before ny
eyes. The doctor, failed 90 help me. IN the
spring ! read abou. the wonderful cures ly
Hoods sarsapar'h aai decided % give 30 d.
r.-l After taking ita short time commenced
@, i.el better. my digestion Improved. and the
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fptt lENI - kNI~Iiflf I.tBoMS.
l. OR NthI -Fi kNlSHED HOOMS, MOL
4 efn cOnyeuieuceH 80 south kodney ht
I,OB KENT- FUhNlsHtD looms IN
1 suites Of two. 80 g. "a per suite. com
plete for Housekeeping with folding bed. call
a. "a blAth avenue.
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Orris Employment Agency.
sza North Main - IelsE
-MANrKn. =

Want 20 bur spie driver. Nan aud wife Tor
rauch. rock foromen for railroad work. Man
walter. $50. Girl for gunefAl housoWorh.
N oman cook. Wanted - Midland time chscka
81 $50 on the dollar VIII bur nontana South
ern 90 Whitehall railroad vouchers.
n. J. OlililS ala No-th Main 81
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RESTAURANTS.

BRANDON CAFE
~ MIssrs THoRPE A EaTEsos. Proprietresssa.
tornsr " srren aud Hixth Avenue
The beat Regular Meal House in the city.
homeiike cooking Centrally located Terms
reasonable
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~-~-~-~-~-~~~-~-~-~-~-~-~
NA1 ANrED Agents. TO TAKE ORDFkS
w By sample. We will pay expense and sal
AIRY OF allow big commission. samples easily
carried. cent Oh application. Address Lock
boz l25. New York CITY.
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FOK BENr-oW BILLINGS.
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EOE FURNISHED. HERBERT X
Il eel 3 Co.. Montana bank have aix-room
house three block- from nam stieet. bath. fur
mace, barn furnished complete. s3l
-Ok RENT -HrBBEAT -. REED a co.
Montana bank. have six ru.m modern
house near main strseG bath. furnace, barn:
comp!ete'y furnish a. go.
.OK HfNT HE.HEhT D. REED 4 CO..
i Montana bauk. have a. elegant modern
twclve-room reslucnce. bcautiiul avn two bath
rooms. steam heat. partly furnished. sj0.
TtOR 4 st fLfGANrLY FURNISHED
broom house complete; nll modern inn
proveme"ts Tall 20. az ,haucsr street
I-OK KIST HEtgaEr d .r.n Z IN
ground uoor uoHtzus bans hllliing have
he Target let 81 houses AM stores ia the city.
LO>I.
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| Osl -ki WARD o. $40 ufFErED FOX RI
- turn Co Ia independent Office Of fmall
black puoketluuE. ronIainIng rer..ual memo.
rnndA ui no value rhcep. 90 owu8r. D. d. " eod
MISCELLANEOUS
NbNIiD Two Tli0I~1SJ + ~ III ~
on time. VII -ise tao beet Of real estate
.ecuriiy ana sheep ana their increale Address
j. D. ufce,l, agent. Lisbon, r.. %.
J,oK SALE a SCHOLARSHIP IN FNeLK-
horne business college. Abply At this
Office.
- 81 ASD So GENUINE CoNFFDrR-
7ir n.ilh uuH tFo cent. each. 80 aud 500
DIS p cents "a .ac nnt aae SLIM lasters 10
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SITUATION NAh1kD-BY A COMPETENT
- DO1kkeepor three years experience In va
best references. AddressJ j. ". h, lock DOx Az
Living. ton. Mont.
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SITUATION WANIED-BY FIRsT-CLAsS
- man 10 do eoctroplAting. gansuiithing and
general mechanical repairing nftoen Years
experience. workmanshlp guaranteed. Address
by letter. Jack b. this office.
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ClIUATfOS WANTED POSITION As FORE
- men ia quartz mine Experienced in
working men underground, capable Of assaying
ores and sharpening tools. nad public assay
othce for = number OF ysars- Address Idaho"
INHMPENuEkT.
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CALIFORNIA.
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-16

SITUATION WANTED - BY AN INDUS
y tri0us. midde-ag y. married man. a. clerk
in retail house traveller tor a whOlesalo
house. understands business thoroughly >. hfteen
years experience. Adursss JnO. MoQuoen. Vic
toria POSE. J.. J.. l.. canada.
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