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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-18

CHERIFF's sALF-BY VIRTUE or AN Exc
- cution in my hands, Issued out OF the dis
trict court OF the First Judicial district Of tho
state Of Montana IN and for the county Of Lewis
and Clarke. in the suit Of Joseph Ernst. against
necember. A. d. 1893. l have levied upon all
4 q right, title and interest OF the said harios
Haniscn. in and TO the following described prop.
erty,, situated in LOWS and Clarke county. stals
Lot eight ~. in block two ca. of the OK adj
dition to the city Of Helena. And also the fol-
lowing property situated in the Driffeld addi-
~. three -. four ~. Eve 81 six i6). seven ()
seventeen 40. eighteen u.s.. nineteen Nv,
twenty-four lZ3) twenty i've l25), twenb-eix
,zel. twenty-ts,esyen, ts,l. in block oas B ane
six l6l. In block threa 81; and lots light q
nine o., ten ll0), eleven I'D. twelve ~. thir'
teen usi. fourteen IA. hfiesn ul. tweniy-foul
seven C27j, In block four "a; and lots eight o.
Minis 49, ten u9l, eleven I'D. tw9lve ~. thtr
teen u.s.. fourteen liD. hfteen u5l, twonty- foui
seven I'D. twsniy-eiFht as twon ty-nin- az
thirty 1907. in block fivs A; and lots one a..
two % three 49, four lD. rive 49,. six (bl. seven
tO, eight ts), Mae ~, ten l0l' eleven on
la), In block eight az. u sad Dditsld addition
to the city OF helsn,
Together with all and singular the tenemonts.
hsred taments aud NJ pu -tenauces thereuuto bo-
longing pr ia anywl.e aupe taintns.
Notice is hereby given that on friday. the 10Th
day Of fanusrF. A. D. 1897. A. the hour Of a.
Vci Ok m Of saia day. at the front door Of the
ontsna, . will cell al the right title and in
terest % the said harlas al sch. in and 81
the aid above described property ~ the highest
bidder for cash IN hand
Given under my hand this. tie 9th day OF
CHAs. D. CURTIS. Sheriff.
" ANDREw p WADF, Deputy Sheriff.
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Unlikely as il may seem to some who
read these lines, it Is IA fact. nevertheless,
that there is an island in the gulf of Cali
fornia, not more than 90 miles from the
Mexican mainland, which is inhabited by
the remnants Of a race Of giant cannibals.
This startling discovery was made by a west
coast naturalist early in 1891, and has since
been confirmed both by United States and
Mexican explorers. Mr. Mcnamara, the
scientist referred to, has a photograph Of
o. of the men found by him on the island,
that individual, although not one Of the
largest, being over feet in height. The is
land upon which they were found Is known
as the island or isle Of Leri, and the orig
inal discoverer says that there is every evil
dence of oannibalism among them.-St.
Louis Republic.
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CHFRIFT's FRANK 4. FRLLOWF.
- plaintiff. " John Wilson. D. H DabneY. T.
&. frmsby aua W J.. IrlIurd. daiaudauts.
Under and by virtue ~ an order ~ faleand de
cree Of foreclosure and sale issued out OF the
district court uf tho trst luicial district OF the
Lewis and Clarke. on the 18th day Of January.
a. ID. 1885, in tie above entitled action. wherein
frank A. - laW-. tho above named plaintiff,
obtained a Judgment AMI decree u foreclosure
and sale aims. John .tIi.uu. o..
DAbns,. D. $. Ormsby ard IS. o. Telfort.
defendants GA the 10th day oi January.
A. ID. 1884. Tor the sum Of 80 3i besides in
terest. oosfs aud attorneys fees which said
decree waH on tho 10Th day # January .. ID.
1881, accorded lu Judgment bauk 30. OF said
court a. age am commanded 20 sell all
"a certa % lot. piece ~ parcel u and. situate,
ying and De- ug an ue county q Lows and
iarke fute ~ Montana. aud bounded and de-
scribei o. follows. to-wis
an undishia4 ono-fourth f4I Interest 10 the
northwest quarter nv - 20 sscfion eighteen
l-I, township tFelts az. north range three go
west 81 uate in the county % owls and Clarke,
state - Montana
Inrstier with al aud singular tho tsEements.
hero % aaurlts AMI appurtenaures thereunto Do
lpualns OF lu a. wv go HuIIeriaInIuz.
Public notice b. hereby given that on 'rrdnefday,
tla ltH day OF elrusry. A. d. lisa AZ ~ o'clook m
az That day az tie front door 20 the court house,
Helena. leNi- AMI Clarke county. Montana, 1
Will lr ufflienco fo aid orlrrul sala and de- REQ
Of f9rec'osufr and fnle. eel the above described
property. 3r 80 much fferoof a. may 10
aud costs. a. tie highest ami beet bidder for cash
lu hand
Givcn under my hand this 10Th day Of JAnuAry.
CHARLES d. CUKrls sheriG.
- fEED l.. hoaa, L nder elerid.
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0ulf Coast Truok Farms.

Are you looking for q neE land 20 make a
start inf IL sU, louS into the advantages tho
tiuf cast % leKas oilars climate extremely
healthful IN pleasant country rapidly develop
Ing aud enornuufly pruhuctiFa tWn crops
open air from hrisimas to February, bringing
fancy prices. Ten Ucrea Of leni viii hrins IN a
larger inc me than 90 in the northi speglhuy
adap Cd Tor grape gruwine, grapes ripening from
4 to 3 weeks earlier than in southern AahforniA
All tomperats and ssmi-tropicai fruits come 70
psrisction; living l. cheap oysters. nh aud
aAme abundant: taxes low liberal exemptions.
the laws boing framed Tor the special pro ection
Of tho settler. population law-ahtting. Zen
acres Of land suitabio Tor garden and vineyard
can be bought for $3.50 on easy terms. have
land for sale adjoining the ~ az future deep
seaport Aran-Ag as. in tracts OF from 10 u
100, 900 acre. Write me for particulars
:. Il. iANION, Arkansas Pass. Texas
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Is THE DISTRICT COURT or THE FIRST
1 Judicial district Of the state OF Montana,
in and Tor the county Of evils aud Clarke
In the matter Of the estate OF John W. AdAma.
decoased
ORDER 60 show cause why order OF sale Of real
estate should not b. made.
ITO q. Loeckler. the administrAtor % the
estate % John W. Adama deceased. having h cd
his petition erein praying tor an order Of sale
Of too reai estate Of faid decedent. Tor the pur-
posasHtheroin oct forth.
IL h therefore ordered ~ the judge OF said
court that u ueraons Interested IN tho estate 81
said decaafed appear before The said court.
saturday the 9Th day 81 January. lisa a. 10
o'clock in tho forenoon % said day AZ the court
room - aid court. AZ the court house IN Hell
ena. county % Lewis and Clarke 20 show cause
VhT an order should not b granted 20 the said
adminisuafnr 10 sell o. much % the real estate
% the said deceased a. shail b. necessary.
nd that copy % this order shall b. pub
lished once a week fer ~ least four successive
weeks 10 the Helena independeut a newspaper
priuied ani published IN said Lewis aud Clafks
ronuty.
III real estate mentioned In said petition is
situated 10 tho county % LsWis and larke.
q .fn - Montana and described A. folloWa
90 seven, in block eevsn. o. OK addition 70
the citg u Helena. and Dot siH. Ia block a. Ia
hoftafrn Pacific addition 70 the city OF Helena
HOhAi q Il. BUCk, Judga.
Dated Dec. q. is9s.
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Detecting a Thief.

An American traveller who has been ex-
ploring the interior of Japan came upon a
small village where singular custom pre-
walls. Whenever robbery is committed
and the thief is undiscovered, the ruler of
the hamlet summons the entire male pop
ulation and requests them TO write on a
slip of paper the name Of the person they
suspect of the crime.
The one receiving the largest number Of
ballots is declared duly elected" and aft
erward promptly punished This system
may have certain advantages not very clear
to the western mind, but it must open the
door TO numberless abuses and unfortu-
nate possibilities.-Pittsburg Dispatch.
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The CLEANER.

Learning the Hawaiian language Is a so
cial fad ina Washington.
OF the earth's surface, /, 800 900 acres are
devoted 20 tobacco culture.
The superstition concerning the finding
Of a horseshoe dates back 70 the thirteenth
century.
The wheat product Of the world is ~, 600
OOO tons, which is mostly devoured before
the next crop.
PlIny tells Of copy Of Homer's Iliad
known In his day that was SO small that 10
could be entirely hidden in the she'll of a
hens egg.
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some Isar. ornllholorle.l cnrIo..

The catalogue Of the Museum Trades
cautianum, or Tudescant's Museum,
published in England in the year 1886,
makes mention Of many rare ornitholog-
zeal curios owned or left on deposit in
that institution. Among the dozens listed
three are especially interesting 1.-TWO
feathers from the tayle Of a phoenix. ="
"Easter eggs laid by maybe barnyarde
fowle" and "the claw OF the bird roe.
who, a. authors report, Is able % trusso
an elephant. st. Louis Republic.
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taoks. Sick OF Bilious Headaches, or any
arrangement of the liver, stomach, or
bowels, try these little Pellets. They
bring a permanent cure. Instead OF
shocking and weakening the system
with violence. like the ordinary pills,
they act In a perfectly easy and natural
way. They're the smallest, the easiest
70 take - and the cheapest, for they're
guaranteed TO give satisfaction, or your
money Is returned. You pay only for
the good you get
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NOTICE.
u. & LAND OFFICE.
HELENA. Mont. Dec. D 1893

Complaint having been catered At thi, olhcs
By George " Craig against nolOmon n. Mo-
Arty ami heirs for abandoning he homestead
entry No. t,u5t. dated June 20 1881. upon the sw
II n. range 8 ". 81. in ! owls and larke county,
Montana with a view 20 the cancellation n aid
entry; the said parties are hereby summoned TO
appear at this ofiioa on tbs 2Cth day ~ January,
1894, at 10 O'Clock a m, to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandonment
GEO n. BOUh0UIk. Receiver.
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RESTAURANTS.
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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THE MARKETS.
STOCKS

sTC CKS
INV YORK. Jan. u Bar silver. 49,
Copper Easy; lake, sin00.
Icad-Dull domestic, $40
Dullusss previiied all DAY ia the stock market
but changes were Il CHI and generally on the bear
side, the create b.ing Is In sugar preferred
AID Uuiou ] acihc. Colorado ana Pacific frsts
declined a.
Governments Easier
Petroleum Quiet; closed al s0iac bid
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uncalled for az the Helena, Mont-, pootoihce
On Jan. Is. 1884 In calling Tor them
Ilease say advertised"
orxr1rNrN's INST.
Anderson. james Arthur, DE-, Win. X.
Ia mes. A.. X. Blake, Albert
brooks. WallsrL Borks, John
kvrno W. h. Cam. II. Y.
Cole. Godfrey l. 90 Davis, A. J.
Tenn. Geo Flynn, John
~, A Frank Francis. W
Gibbons. Francis Gleason, Fat
grav. 4. A. HALEY. John (2l
Hall X. Hanson. Judd W.
Hartf. John Herman. William
Hestiua. Mis- J. CD hiiis, Albert q.
Jamison, Robeft >. Jamesoa, Jas
Jones. J. Jones, Nm. 4.
Jones. Chas. b. Johnson. Chss. IA.
konney. william horwin, George
koniRs Jos. Laing, Jno. NJ.
LninR, II. Is. IhmIert. Geo.
Lester. John liudsn. 4. q.
Lott, L. 81. Madden. VIM. l..
Mead. Frank Long Merry. Vim. CD
Meyer. Billy Miller. Jacob
Miller. John Mitchell. q. NJ.
McDougall Duncan Pc OH. Joe
Pierce, Howard Pollard. j. I.
Pollock, John e. Rayner. Robert
Riekert, Christ. sehmslozsr. Gottlieh
slenker, Ernst smith, r. q.
Stone, Ira swanson. Karl J.
Svsnson. Johannea Taylor. I'd
Ilotisn. Diedrich Tripp. 4. NJ
Mingneld. q. W. Winter. Theo. W.
Winters Harry. WorskY. Vim. ID.
Zican. / aux
LADIES LIST.
Anderson. Miss GerdalisnAl. Miss @. ID. N.
Brown, Mrs. Jnla Ericsson. Mrs. Al. 5.
HARRINGTON, Mrs. r. Harrington, Miss X.
johnson, Mandy Kaiser. MIS-. Louisa
Moore Mrs. Helen MoCrann. Annie +.
Mckinzie, Miss 4. Rogers, Miss Laura
Rogers. Mrs. n. A. Robots, Mrs. Il. u.
smith, Miss Gusta Sulivau. Miss MARI
Swanbesk. Miss X. swain, MIRA Il.
WeRren, Miss 1illie
CHINESE.
Wing Hing Lang
PACKAGES.
Gordon Robt. GsFdpsr, Jennie
McCraun, Annie +. Nagel. Miss Dollie
Runoh, Miss Lillian Haney, Jim
4. II. CLEwELL, T. NJ.
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IRREGULARTTY.
Is that what trOub-
les your Then lie
easily aud promptly
remelled BY Doctor
Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets. They regu.
late tho system per-
fectly. Take one
for a gentle laxa-
tive or corrective;
three for a cathartic.
II you suffer from
Constipation, Indi-
oaafion. niliOua At
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NOTICE 10 CREDiI Ohs.-i STATE OF
~ John Quinn deceased
Notice is hereby Civ hy the undersigned, al
minisfratrix of tie estate ~ Jo "a Duinn, DO
cesa "a 10 the creditors of. an All rorsona hay
ing claim araiu-t th. "a d doc asld. 10 exhibit
them. with the necea SIR foucHer-. within four
mOnihs after The fret pub icaloa cot this notioe.
90 me said aImiuift afriA az room 3. Gold block,
He.eua Mont the "a Ie Icing the place for the
trsnsaction Of tie buetuets Of sad estate in tho
county Of / evils and tlurae.
CATHERINE QUINN,
Administrative Of the tate Of John Quinn de-
ceased
Dated jan. ~ 1891
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SITUATION WASTBD-BY EXPERIENCED
- bookkeepsr. with good CITY references; will
work for SbO per month. Address n. ST.. this
Office
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CPFCIAL MfETING MONTANA BAR As
= suciation-In accordance with the provieion
Of bylaw No. "a. spec 81 meotIns OF the Mon.
tana n associa SOFA ls herebf called TO De hello
81 Helena Montana. on Iuesd.y evening Rep.
j. at eight O'Clock y. Ia. Iu tha room 81 TINS
supreme court OF the state Of Montana Al thus
me ting the officers 81 fhH assocIation Tor tho
ytar ~ are 20 be elect "a and OF. or important
business 10 be transacted. fuIl "A ndauce OF
tho mem berz OF the a-fo- ufl0l 10 I'fIrsI
Hy order OF tie presilen
JOHN p FORBlS.
A. II. NELsOv. President
Secretary
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SITUATION wANTED-BY FIkSI-CLABs
= lumber sawyer. Address sawyer, 1900 Lyn-
dA,e avenue Helena, Mont.
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SITUATION WANTED - BY COMPETENT
= barber Address Larbsr, general delivery
city.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY SIXTEER-YEAR-
y old boy to do work Of any kind. Address n.
ID. this office.
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SITUATION WANTED EMPLOYMENT
- wanted By a reliable man. would take iani-
tor or wAtchman; anything not over-lADorio us
OF oppressive. is a good packer " ali Glasses Of
goo + for shipment. handy with tools can box
crate, hoop or bundle; will furnish honorable
testimu malls. Address /. M. this office.
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CITUATION WANTED-BY GOOD MAN TO
. DO WORK around hotel washing dishes any
thing To make a living. Address J. w. O'Brien,
care general delivery
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.ual mas one advantage Of woman II.
can step on her train.-Galvestop Ne,..- 44s
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Girls Employment Agency.
rs North Main 81 Telephone lus

WANTED
! woodchoppsrs 81 per cord Must have tools.
) woodchoppers. 81 per cord board Si.5o por
week and tools furnished.
oRRIs EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
s23 North Main 81
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SITUATION WANTED A MAN WOULD
like place a. furnace heater or ianitOr
work. John Emicksr. IA south Davis street.
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HELP wANrED-FEAALE

AVANTED-BH WlDJWEh WITH THREE
W children a middle aged lady az house
keeper; wages So per month. Address n ok
Mos billings, Mont.
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SITUATION WANrED-BY BUTCHEH. IN
- market; can give best Of references. has had
eight years experience; no objection 10 outside
oiues tall on or address Lutchsr. care A. j
JTris. Helena. a ont
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SITUATION WANTED-A YOUNG UNMAR-
y ried man would like employment of any
kind moderats salary. Address A. J. H.. this
office
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MINNESOTA.
NOTICE TO CREDIToRs.-Es OF
N e.,,r.l n T.usLa dereasel

" samuel 4. Iausks. deceased.
Notice ~ hereby given ~ the untereigned, nd-
minis.rator % the estate Of samuel r. Fauske.
ecsAsed. TO The creditors Of aHd All persons nAy-
ina clsims against the said deceased. to exhi bit
them. with the peoasfary vouohera. within -FOUR
month"; after the hrat publication OF tnis notice.
10 the said administrator a. Homer block, Hell
ena the came being tbs place fer the trAnsao-
ton Of the bufi ness % said estate IN the county
r. p. CLARK.
Administrator Of the estate u samusl 4 Fsusks.
deceased
DATED jan. n. 1894.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE
Advertisements Hnasr tnls hs@A ArSs times
IRfE.
CITUAIION wANTED- HY FlRsI-cLAss
- German and French cook. in private family
address 81 Main street, room " seeono Moor.
SITUATION WANrED-YOUNG WOMAN
town near Helena. Address N. A. WymAn'
Helena, Mont.
SITUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG We
- man 20 do second work OF a-y Kind OF light
hon sowork, moro for agood home taan wage
Address A. W. A, this ONCE.
SITUATION wANTED-BY GIRL AS EX-
- parienced chambermAid. second work OF
child's nurse. city or country cool reference
hom last place. Address tOa breckenridge.
CIT UATION WANrkD-To DO GtNERAL
- homework Apply at Si7 Sixteenth avenue,
between kwins and hodney.
SITUATION wANTFD-RY YOUNG LADY
- to clerk in store; l. alsO competent dress-
maker. Address Y. H., this othoe
SITUATION WANTED WASHING AT
- home; silk and faanels specially; also viii
go out by the DAY. $40 North hodnsy, stone
build ng.
SITUATloN wANTED-TO Do CHAMBER
= work. light housswork or nurse for children
l2l jackson street.
SITUATION wANTED-BY A LADY TO GO
~ out to work By the day hour; also will
take In washing OF go out washing, and Will
nurse By the wees Address 5l51s Spencer street.
SITUATION WANIED-A COMPETENT
- dressmaker would like sewing by the day OF
week. Call or address l0s2 breckenridge street.
CI1 UATION WANTED-IO wORk FOR
- board while attending school. Address }.
A. h, this office.
SITUATION WANIED-AB ChAhBkRMAID
- or 20 do general housework. all or address
II kouth enton avenue.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A GIRL TO DO
- homework. Call al $40 Park avenue
SITUATION WANTED-A YOUNG LADY
- wants a rlace TO work for her board and
music lessons. Address AA.. this office
CIIUATION WANTED - BIZ COMPETENT
= dressmAker. will work by the day. Address
SIS lfth avenue.
SITUATION wARTED-AS HOUsEKEEPER
= for an elderly gentleman. Call At iOl PARK
avenue corner Of Lawrence, room Il
SITUATION WANTED-BY A LADY TO DO
- homework in exchange for instruction In
music; references exchanged. Address h r.. &,
this office.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS

Letters for tho following versions remain
uncalled for at the Helena. Mont, pootoiice
On Jan. Is. 1894. In calling Tor them
4 lease say advertised"
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'mcAgo. Jan. H. Wheat Steady. cash. % B,
~. Gt1c
en- inner. cash. alhic. MAJ. lfc
este steady; ca-h d5iso. MAJ 1lac
Pork asy. cash. si405. May SEQ.
Larl-Easy. cash, si.s-.ss MAY. fluls.
Lihs -Easy. cash. 800, Nag. .As3
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CmC.0o Jan. iI.-Catfls -l'eseiuts. it00J
fead. market on, lower. generally TOP prices
sl.eOst.3E medium. - t1.fftU others g. 80
4. 20. Ie1aus. t-tuff go. no extra steers here.
Uugs-Ieceipts. 81 90 head. market aIoW
i0c lower rough hcaFy. si.iena-las packers AMI
weights. a. f0n e. %. prime light. g. faus 90.
rhseu- Receipts. 11.uOI head. market SLOW
lover. good mixed ewes and Welhers. sa.ZJff sos
vra-farus a. 41aagl
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE
Dnuss lls le-a thTes times
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Money On cal easy ~ / Yer cent cl"asd az
I per cent. lrime mercantile paper, 81 FtH'a
Per cent. sterling exchange dull. with actuai
business ia ban.sr-' bills Al ftH1sanf.tGh for
demand. and sLbtkn4 s5 for sixty-iay b.ils.
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UTAH
WASHINGTON.

CALIFORNIA.
q. c. Wilbur. Palace Hotel San Francisco
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goH KENT-TUH NISHED ROOMS.
-~-~-~--~~-~-~-~-~-~-~---~-~
TOR RENT-ON JAN. /. 1894 THE LLOYD
L house will DO conducted under new man
Agement, rooms from g. to sl2 per month. the
house rs heated BY steam; electric light aud bath
Tree. Apply al promises. lls Clarke street.
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SITUATION wARTED-AS HOUsEKEEPER
= for an elderly gentleman. Call At 4Ol PARK
avenue corner Of Lawrence, room T.
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nELr MANrEp-MALr.

NVANTKD-RUSTLEK ON COMMISSION.
W Address A. H.. Independent
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CIIUATION WANTED by COMPETENT
> dressmAker: will work by the day. Address
SIS fth avenue.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A LADY TO DO
= Homework in exchange for instruction In
music: references exchanged. Address h. T.. 4,
this office.
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HOOPS PILLS cure liver Ills, constipation.
bIiousuess, iaundcs. and sick headache.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-18

SITUATION WANTED-A YOUNG LADY
- wants a Ilacs 10 work for her board and
music lessons. Address AN-, this office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-16
FREDERICK j. LOvEJOT'S ILLNESS

dispatch from Saratoga yesterday announced
that Frederick j. LovejOy Of this city vice -pres
dent Of the Adams Express Company had suffered
stroke OF paralysis at the Grand Union Hotel
where he is staying. He is attended by Dr Burch-
ard. who says the attack is Tot severe, and that
Mr. Lovcjoy Will probably be around again in a
short time. The attack Is confined the left side
Mr.. LovejOy IS one OF the most prominent men
connected with the express business in this country
lie has been with the Adams Company for nearly
thirty years. He IS a hard worker and a year ago
was Frustrated by a severe illness. lie went 10
Saratoga ana in Il few weeks his health was re-
stored. The first Of the present month he was
taken Ill and with Mrs. LOveJoy he to Sara
toga. He went away saying IL would be only a
few days before he would be In the best Of health
Mr.. Iove1oy is about sixty years of age. six feet
tall, and had always had splendid health. He has
lived at the Gilsey House eighteen years. lie is
married. but has no children. Henry Sanford. prcsi-
dent OF the Adams Express Company. said last
night that Mr.. Lovejoy had probably overworled
and expressed the belief that q good rest would
soon bring him around all right again.