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CHERIFt's SALE. G. WEEKS. PLAIN
- tin W. Franklin n. Wallace. A. NJ. Thorn
burgh, Edward knisht. oashier. Louis g. .
D otz. as assignee OF Albert n. thornburgh, and
the Denver Investment and LAnking company,
defendants.
[ ndsr and BY virtue Of an order Of sale and
decree Of foreclosure and eale issued out Of the
district court Of the frst Judicial district OF tho
state Of MontAna. In and for the county OF Lewis
and clarke ON the 18th day OF March A. ID.
1894 in the above entitled Aetion. wherein
J. G. Week.. tho above named plaintiff. OBJ
tanned a judgmsnt and decree Of fOreelo-
cure and sale against the parties above
Of I'm reh A. d. isSI for the SUM Of SIs225o
sSid decree was, on the 18th dSy OF March.
A. d. ise4 recorded in judgment book No. OF
sid i 9oqIt At base am s0nmAoa'd 70
situate, lying aud being In the blake addition
TO the city Of Helena IN the county Of Lewis
and larke. state OF hontanA, and bounded and
described as follows. to wit
iesinnlDg at point in the east side Of Raj
egh street siKty-nVs o3) ieet south OF the north.
west corner Of lot q, in block ~ OF the said
hlAge addition And running thence south along
the east side Of Raleigh street thirty-hve (S5)
feet thence east one hundred 400 feet to =
point in tho west side Of an alley running
Through q portion OF said block, thence north
along the west side % said alley forty (tQl feet
to a point; thence west one hundred 400 feet to
the place Of beginning; said lot piece parcel OF
land comprising the south fifteen l5) feet OF lot
seven (l. .nd TIE north twenty go feet Of lot
said lots and block are more particularly do
scribed upon the official plat % the said named
addition now file In the office OF tho county
CLERK and recorder % said Lewis and lArke
county.
together with all and singular the tenemsnts.
Entertainments and appurtenanoes thereunto be-
LONGING or In anywise aDpertainlng.
Public notice Is hereby given that on 1hursdAy,
the eth day OF april. A. ID. lsyt. At II O'Clock
m Of that day, az the front door Of tue court
house, Helena, Lewis and Clarke county. Mon
tAna. l will. IA obedience TO said order " eAlo
and decree of foreclosure and sale. sell the above
4 A.
be necessary 10 satisfy fAid Judgment with in
tsresJ and costs, TO the highest and bsst bidder.
for cash in hand
Given under my hand this 1lth dag Of March,
A. ID 1874
CHARLES u. CURTIS. sheriff.
BY FRED z. HOss Under Sheriff.
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frat called tue student Of billiards by
his stauoh friend and admirer, Al smith,
ut a tournament in which he, NigueauN,
Schacfef, GARNER and myself participated
10 years ngo The remark was prumpicd
by the deliberate play aud careful study ol
almost every shot or George part No bet
ter term could bee applied Co him, Tor Sios'
son In practicing for great match studies
out every possible shot Or combination oi
shots that can be made Tie studies OIL
liarls as an attorney would study law or "A
doctor medicine. Tie does this every day
Of his life. even when not pncticiug for a
match and when other champions are en-
ioyiug the good things Of life, aud oonse.
qucutly tagging
a Personal Matter.
Now a word In conclusion. Modesty
would dictate that ! say nothing about my
humble self. but ! have been constantly
asked by inquiring friends how got the
sohriouet Of "Old Comanche. 80 have de
tcrmintd TO throw modcsty 20 the winds
and tell the story for the first time. When
the two DioGs. Garnicr, Rudolphe and my
scif played series of championship or
money games about 10 years ago. l kept a
billiard saloon on the Howery All Of the
lively lads % that lively thoroughfare used
to come into my plaoo and 10 mp TO Tam
many hall when ! was a participant In a
match. Most o. them paid their way. some
did NOT. and / gave them admission tickets,
the sole stipulation | exacted being that
they would cheer Ike mad for me az critical
iuucturos in the game. the more TO rattle
my opponent than cheer up myself. first
tested their lung capacity IN the back room
Of my saloon. and II they could yell like
wild Indians they got the 30 free tickets
usually allowed me by the management.
They were thoroughly organized and cap
tanned and AZ given signals reared like lu-
natics One night Cyrille Dion, with whom
\ was playing. threw down his cue in dis
gust aud in his earnest French way eX-
claimed: "Parbleui l can no play with
Sections friends shouting like wild Co
manches'
That is how got the name Of "Old Co
manche."
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NOIIrE TO ChklIrORS TsTATE %.
~ tarlss d. Dunbar. deceased.
office Il hereby given LT the uudsrsi sued m
miuisI "a or - the effas Of ffa-lea u nn
h1r. dfcsaled. 90 ths creditors o. an
all Iarsols haFin G aims aEai1st 10 .alt
dscoassi 70 sIhiir them With tho q crs.a-
roCetafs y tidn fuaf snihs after Tho o.. quo
ii0af IN oith.t notice o. Gee sail ON uIatratr
tre .r ce - n ntrnes. n tha Muntrna a.
uoall ane tu'ldiuc. ~ Hsl~na hania1a fhs
fams ha NJ ne place Tor thu irausaction -
No. tusinc o. said este IN the cvuniy - sW.a
an iarke.
JOF. y. KENCK
Admir- lstFs'or Of the Hstais o. Ch4flss n. Dun
lar. ueceaasd
Dated hslena- Montana fshraary o.. 1894
bats OF hrnt publicauoh fskru1Ty IA leyI
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SEXTON ON BILLIARDS.
The Ex-Champion Writes Some
thing About the Grea, Experts
Of the World.
dow They Obtained tho Nick
names Which still Stick
10 Tnem.
wizard" sehaefef. "Naraieon" Ives. "stu-
deaf" slosson. and "Mutual Friend"
Daiy-Intsresttng stories.


NEW YORK. March Alt Is wonderful
bow quickly successful billiard player
acquires q nom de guerrc, so to speak. A
word, often spoken M a moment OF jest or
admiration over some popularity OF play.
81 manner or even physical appearance
viii ailN title 60 b.lliardist which he
an never set ria Of, even IL he would. Thus
Cyrille Dion. ON account of his remarkable
resemblance Co the great German chancel-
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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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Have any Of my readers ever thought the
following very curious disease Camden
tells IA about in bis britannia might
have been an epidemic Of infiuenzaf In
the year l24l, in the county Of Lester,
there happened such a strange prodigy as
has not been heard Of. A person travelling
along the road found pair Of gloves fit
for his use, a. he thought, but when be put
them on he lost his speech Immediately and
began to bark like = dog. Nay, but from that
moment the men and women throughout
the whole country barked like great dogs
and the children like whelps. This plague
continued with some Is days. with Others
a month and with some two months,
and also infected the neighboring counties
and set them a-barking too. London
Gentlewoman
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Attractive brick cottage. o rooms.
pantry, brick cellar. barn, shed
city water. corner lot on Eleventh
avenue. This house is IN excellont
repair. neat lawn, fences 1915
down. balance on time at eight
per cent
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WILLIAM SEXTON.
To-. was facetiously termed the Bismarck
Cf Billiards" bv the late Wright Sandford
upOn the occasion Of his first professional
appearance ir New York, - years ago. The
Germans had just whipped the French at
that time. aud Cvrille hated the man who
had encompassed the ruin of the French ma
tion. Naturally the cognomen WAS exceed
ingiy offensive 90 him. yet it stuck 10 him
like porous plaster.
50. TOO. with THAT other equally famous
brother Joe Dion. lie was "a quiet, refined
fellow i'm dress and manner no a time when
most OF the bows were a bic loud in their
tastes and methods of expression. and he
obtained the sohriQuc- of Gentleman Joe. -
Despite Joe's frequent and vigorously eX-
pressed protests, the title remained vested
IN him.
4 Great Foreigner.
Maurice Nigncaux, the greatest foreign
player who evcf invaded our shores, was
called The Giant" by reason Of his Titanic
proportions. He stood feet inches in
height and weighed nearly 800 pounds.
What constituted an amusing feature of
the championship matches Jake Schaefer,
George Slossou and yselfindulged in with
the big Frenchman some years ago was that
the Gaul almost equaled the combined
weight Of all three of us. We averaged but
iO7 pounds each, OF 32l in all, and were each
about feet a inches in height.
What made the contrast appear all the
more comical was that NigncauX came Of
a race which was supposed To have greatly
degenerated physically and we Of one which
is still accredited with breeding marvels of
physical greatness. Small as we were,
however. we became the three champions
Of the world 40 three different styles of
playing Slo~son al the champions game.
FAKE Schaefer at straight rail play and
your humble servant az cushion caroms.
OF the other old time players that DASH
ing Freuchman, Albert GARNER, and hand
some Maurice Daily, our own gallant Amer
Jean lad, attracted 10 themselves "a host Of
admirug friends as much by reason Of
their rlaguctIc MANNERS as by their speCtac-
iiaf style oi play GARNER was called the
"Prince' n those days both 10y reason OF
his regal bearing ana lavish prodigality.
Maurice Daly's subriquet.
Maurice Dsig WAS dubbed "Our Mutual
Friend because then, a- now, he was gen
ial and h0-p.ra1le with everybody. lie
made no enemies and wl-a sort OF self con.
sttuted arbitrator of amy little differences
the boys would have His dec sious, unlike
those Of many supreme court judges of the
present day. were never appealed from. His
Judgment went. and everybody was salts
hed.
Now a word about the present trinity OF
champions atthc chalk" lime game Frank
G. Ives, Jake .,clleier and George Slos.on.
They are, aal- LuoWu oft All men, respective
l. termed toe "luu4- Napoleon, the Wiz.
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is THE DISTRICT COURT or THE FIRST
Judicial district Of the state Of Montana
In and for the county Of Lewis and Clarke so-
uce 20 creditors-Estats 81 Rebecca Frances
Iouez dsconsnd.
Notice IL hereby given by the undsrsisnsd al
minisiraior OF the estate Of febeccca Frances
Jonos- dsceased- to tho creditors Of and
All persons having claims against tho said
deceased. 10 exhibit them With the necessary
vouchers within fen months after the hr-f 1u b.
LEGATION ofthis notice 10 the said Illustrator a.
the lAN Office Of hasssna hullard. room r. tod
block, ia the city % Helena in the county -
Lewis aud lsrke state Of Montana the sans
b. NJ the place Tor the transaction % The
business 81 said estate in the county Of Lewis
and larke.
JACOB n JOINS.
Adminisirsfor o. the Estate Of EsbeecA Frances
Jonoa dscsasad.
Dated March M lr4L
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SITUATION WANrED-BY A COMPkTEN 1
= girl 20 do general homework in small fam
iy, Address No. 3Js North Rodney street.
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SIT ALTON MAN1ED-BY A COMPETENT
- boaAkeeper. three years experience m va
best reference. AddressJ. W. n. lock Dox Az,
Lawns tOn, Mont.
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SITUATION WANrED-BY A WOMAN 10
- do any kind Of wogk; city or oOuntTy. Adj
dress VS. sixth avenue. upstairs
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- IAIIOA WANTED - Bf AN INDUS
- trlous, middle-sgsi. married man. a. clerk
In a retail house or traveller for wholesale
house understands business thoroughly; fifteen
years experience. Address Jno. MoQuesa. lie
toria rnss 4. D.. J.. Oanada.
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WANTED A GIhL 10 DO GENERAL
" house wOrs. inquire At as W. Lawrence
street
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| hIGED HlA Is flhll III COURT. EAhI.
Z era dirtrict q " iscousln.
he Farmers Loan a trust company com
p'ainant Va Nortlern Pacific liAlrOAd company
q a defendants Consolidated ta-e.
hqNce IL hereby given that March 5ih
lssf a. order made IN the above entitled
cause requiring eAch creditor Of the orthsrn
3 90 hc Railroad company Who has a claim
a-lIuft All company, or against TIE trust ss-
tHfr iu la halds - it, receivers. Nhich b. pre-
fareutial lu its character. or l. entitled 20 bi
ptid ~ or 70. Of q preference 20. the mortgazs
ladebtednsss Of sd Northern Pacinc aiirosd
COMPANY. 90 file prior 70 the nrst MondAl a
september. 1874 Wlth Edward Kurt. cisrk ui
the { nltsd 5tatss circuit court. A. Milwaukee
Mi-cousiu. a. AFFIDAVIT setting forth iis name.
residence. and postofiice address. the nature.
a. suslderarou and amcunt o. hia Slain over
rui aLoVs Al on %. r.. and the facts upon whir b
De- hases bic claim 20 n prslrrencs or urlaT.ts.
and each nucn creditor Who fails 60 i.e tlch anI-
rEglt with TIE tins % limited ls b. -url urtls
forever declared from preseutinE suca claim
araIust fha rsceiVsra - The Northeru Pacific
Railroad corr PAM, or against the propouY Or b.
hauds 81 such receivers. aau from alF rarf .rl .
patton or dividend or % the prous o. 10 the
nan d. - ta.d receivers. und the pfnf1reu, IA
ctaracter Il such claim o. forever closed.
fUMA ID klNTL
Clork Of the United states tircult Colrt Nil
waukes. Nlseonsin.
March 3. l5Ji.
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SITUATION MANTED-A THOROJ1HLl
- experienced anu competent young lady
etenographer would ike position in Helena.
1 efer8noes. Address 4. johnson. II Union
street. Memphis. lem,
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SITUATION WANTED AS RANCH FORE
- man by a competent and experienced farmer
aid ockralser. ddress ueofge keer boulder,
jefferson county, Montana.
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SITUATION WANTED-WOMAN WITH BOY
- seven years Old wants place IS COOK Tor free
fare and best oilers references exchanged. Ad-
dress Mrs. j. T.. Iaft 5ei Ohio street, 81. Paul,
MINI.
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SITUATION MAN1ED-BN A PHYSICIANS
- cook and house girl Address twelfth ave-
nue. and Idaho street. Norwegian church.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A REFINED
- widow lady Of 10 position - housokeoper;
understands the care OF children, and good
cooking. references exchanged Address llO2
clayton avenue. Lenver, col.
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]Y0OD'S
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CUR 2 S

~ sympathetic heart trouble. and Hoods Sar-
..t.r.da has done ms very much good. We
.t- also given il 20 the children for impure
..u9 ani riayworms with ye-' good results"
D W. BnrDGEs Pleasant 1871. Oregon.
IS. De- n you decide o. tase Hoods Sarsapa-
-... nor De induced q bug any other.
ftood'g pills euro an Liver It's. Bi'iousness,
I.,uf 20 In1t~esfiou. Sics Headache. Z1c.
NOTICE OF FLECU DN-THE ANNUAL
y meeting Of school district 40. L. Lewis and
.ar 40 county. tor the eleotiOa of three trustees
VII ba held on Sat rIay. pril 2. 1874 AZ the
entrtl school house The pole will be open
between the hours OF two O'Clock and six
clock p,
= ". IANGHORSF,
JtCpB y tLKEB,
IT, r {. kIEINsCHMIDI
W. v Cox
II. NJ PARcHEy,
EnEn GAMER
&. ID. bREKNFIrLD.
?. ". FItfs. CLERK. Trustees
ated March lG. l-li
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nELr wANlEp-MALE.
foE KENr-FURNIsHED ROOMS.

I,OK KENT FURNISHED kOOMs. MOI
4 efn conyeulonoes. "a south nodnsy It.
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SITUATION WANTED-A YOUNG LADY
= wishes To work for her board while learning
the millinery trade. Address A. b.. this office.
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fuIt IENr-DwEILINGA
-@-~-~-~~~-~-~-~---~-~-
EOk RtN FURNISHED; HERBERT Is
i ood & Co., ontanA bank. have six-room
house three block from hAin sueet, bath. FIR
mace, barn. furnished complies; sa5
EOR HENI-H shBERr b. HEED 4 CO..
L Montana bank. have six-rOom modern
house near Maln strset, bath, furnace, barn:
completely furnish d. s3U.
I. Oh hFNT -HE.Hf1 g. REED & co.
1 Montana banE, have al elegant modern
twelye-room residence. beautiful avn, two bath
rooms. steam heat. partly furnished s5J.
I.OR Nr- LLkaANTLY FURNIsHED
L broom house complete; all modern i'm
proyements 'ali No M thRucer street.
I.OR REN HEnBaRI IS led & co,
i ground foor Nontana bank hlildinx have
he largest List of houses AMI stores IN tie city.
WASHED 80 EE>L
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NNAkTED -IHKfE OI FOCH FURNISH
w ID roJms Tor light housekeeping Apply
at fiatt q Heath room D. thompson book.
Lon.
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| OsI-RtW ARD o. $40 OFFEHED FOX Ri
= turn TO Ihs independent Office Of small
BLACK pooketbook. conts.ninz psrsonal memo
randa Of 10 value except - owner. r.. ID. ~ eed
FurND.
LOTSD-A WAICH ND CHNlS. ONN n
4 oau have the same b. calling on letter car
rier No. T. proving property snl paying for this
al.
FOR SALE REAL EsFArE.
EOR sALE Din CHEAP ION CASH
two lots IN mes addition cellar now dug
on one. Address hor 80, city.
Lon sALE-HsRHERl -. EEED a Co.
Montana rams, have n new twelvs-rou
reiidonce, modern AMI elegant 90 give awAy for
tie mortgsso Of tAs1J payable long time. small
Instalim-uis
poR SAL. A ELEGANT MODERN HOME
on lawfsnee .'rest. large houss. worth
10000, prizes nov &5.glg. your oen terms Her
bsrt - Iced q o.. ground floor Montana "a
tionAl bank building.
PER,ONAI-
pEKsoNAL WILL LOT.IE KNi3HT on
LILY iloom please communicate with her
sister I'd iress. q g. rs illiama bof IN a Wasb-
ingt0n street. tticag0.
sIs' KILANEot&
EOE sAlF SIIE H0TsfmnI'D FHESf-
iura. cons.s'lIs - mo oaE b.d room set.
csrpet-. urItils d.ss aofas. hairs. sfovs-. ste.
Tor sale A. bargain b. fsrt.es I,.Tins town At
i t"fiL Tea tie last north 90 shth avenue.
/ or sALE ALI KINls or iI.Ds. AP-
ID 20 $40 North Vain stree.
AktAIfu TWO THOUSAND 1--WE SHaFP
on une. VIII live the beet Of real estate
.ecuritf AMI sheep AMI their incr.a.a Address
j D. flrceil. Asent. LisboE. N. %
.oE SAiE-A sCHOLAE-HIp N EN6LE-
torns business College. Applg a. this
ofhoa
- 81 AND go GENJINI rDAFEDFE-
'3'is ate bills onll hvo cent? each $50 and si1l
bills Do cents eaen. &c anf inr fnInlla-t8rs %
featH each. 80 and a. bills CD r~ufa each. sent
HFculsT aaslsd on receipt q rrirs Addrsss
nas- ~ iArsef' ~ b torslth srssL Atlanta.
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Montana Midland Railroad time checks cashsd.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
Advertisement. rndss ~. lo-A urSs time.
TRtE.
SITUATION WANTED-BN AGlRL TO 20
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| SITUATION WAN1ED-A GOOD SEAN
- s.ress would hke work by the DAY aud will
make az ohiidrene clothes 60 order very reason
able Address ceamstress. this office.
SITUATION WANTED = WOULD LIKE
- work by the day housecleanlng o. washing.
L ndefstands do ng up lace curtains Address
C. 4. L., this othce.
SITUATION WANTED WOULD LIKE Pc
- sitiOn a. dish washer in hotel or restaurant.
Address \. j., Independent otlce
SITUATION WANTED-IO Do GENERAL
= homework, By a competent girl Address
l. Nj. j., this once.
SITUATION wANTED-A YOUNG LADY
- wishes 10 work for her board while learning
the millinery trade. Address A. b., this othce-
SITUATION WANTED-BY A REFINED
y widow lady Of 10 a position a. housokee
understands the care OF children, and good
cooking. references exchanged. Address llOl
Clayton avenue Lenvef' Col.
SITUATION MANTED-BN A PHYSICIANS
- cock and house girl Address twelfth ave-
nue. and Idaho street. Norwegian church.
SITUATION WANTED A WOMAN 10
- do any kind Of wogk city or country. Adj
dress VS. sixth avenue. upstairs
SITUATION ANTED-WOMAN With BOY
- seven years Old wants place IS COOK Tor free
fare aRd best onsrs. references exchanged. Ad-
dress Mrs. J 4. latt 9si Ohio street. 81. Paul,
MINI.
SITUATION WANIED-BY A COMPETENT
y gil TO do general homework in small fam
ily. Address No. 3Js North Rodney street.
SITUATION NANTED-A THOkOJdHLl
- experienced ana competent young lady
stenographer would ike position in Helena.
1 efersnces. Address 1. johnson. II Union
street. Memphis. enn.
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LOR hENT-FUhNIsHED ROOMS IN
L suites Of two 40 TO 50 per suite. com
plete Tor huusese. p .ng with folding bed. Call
al a. sixth avenue,
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CALIFORNIA.
&c wlbur. Ts'sos Hotel San FrAnsisOo
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CIoCkHOL aEEs' ETING-IHk An
~ uuA. meeting 81 the stock holders n the Tx
lurn Irading mpany will bc be 4 a. O. q office
~ John ]. Murphy ia Helena Montana, on
ue-day n arch ~. 1894, A. three o clock .. M .
fer no purp4te n eiecting a beard Of trustees
Tor the ensuing gear aud Tor the transaction Of
ans other bus ness that may come before the
m.sln E 90. b ALLtN. President
D. 4 NtoLuAv. Secretary.
Helena Auut.. March ls 1894.
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SITUATION WANTED-BN AGlRL TO 10
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SITUATION WANTED-IO DO GENERAL
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/. NJ. j.. this Once.
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TI'II V.9I.o tIN I-IN6I 10 tIIIUN "DI >
hce OF Chief Quarter nastsr Department Of
ak "a ~ Paul hinB.. March IL ltei
3 Mad PROPOSALS. in triplicA'e. sub oct 20
fhs usual conditions. viii be received Al his
opened then. Tor the construction o. a set o.
hospital steward quarters a , Ort Yellowstone
No Plans and spec hcAtious may be seen and
blank forms 81 proposals. viih foil Instructions
Eco hdderz. had upon application To this othoo
or 20 tIe poet qutrtprmaster. tort J Yellowstone.
We aud tho disbursiug quariermaster a Hell
GA, Mont. The goTernment reserves the right
o. reisct any Or all bids.
JOHN n. FURRY
fun~fnrmnafar IhfaF
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SITUATION WANTED WOULD LIKE Pc
- sitiOn a. dish washer in hotel or restaurant.
Address \. j.. Independent Once
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SITUATION WAN1ED-A GOOD SEAN
- eress would hke work by the day aud will
make np children's clothes 20 order very reason
able. Address eeamstress, this office.
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SITUATION WANTED = WOULD LIKE
= work by the day housecleaning or washing.
Undsrstands do ng up lace curtains Address
L. 4. [ 81. this office
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MINNESOTA.
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willard B. Dsnnis.... ...... Hotel Ryan. 81 Lao
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siIUAIIUNs WANTED-MALE.

Advertisements HnuSr lIl- Ls-- uaIsS timei
] III.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
Advertisements rndsr 49,. ls~A urSs time.
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