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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-23

o. X. M. THE MEMBERS OF
As Aetamora Tribe, No. 2, D. H. NJ, are re-
quested to meet At Tn. IL WRwam sunday
afternoon at ono O'Clock tor ths purbose OF az.
tsnn,ng the funeral OF their late brother John
vitcd. by order OF the pschem.
JOIN n. MoCuLLr, O. Off. itd,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-23

ROR CAST IRON PIPE FITTINGs
~ both plain ana reducing. mn IN s.inch
6ianetsr. nalieabls Fittings. fisnsss, FlanSs
unions. 4aui'o'ds. american Unions. Tu6e
goDJO Bks1's. ssj East fulton street..
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-23

STEAM Ii EAT rs THE COMING HEAT
~ for dwellings. churches, school honses.
etc, though SUCCESSFULLY used one hundred
years ago when you contemplate a change
call on JOHs BEST. who will give you y satis.
factory job. at fair price m2tfd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-23
THE FOURTH MUSICAL A,

THE FOURTH MUSICAL AND
\ Drsmatical entertainment OF CanasS Sate-
go 11ibe. NO aS. Improved Order OF Ked
Men, Will be given at Mannerchor Hall, on
Monday evening. March 25tb, lss9.
A. large pu mber OF people were unable to
gain andnisefon at the last entertainment of
the tribe on account OF the smallnsss OF the
nail. II was decided at the last meeting OF the
tribe that the entertainment would be re-
peated. hs COMMITTEES have therefore ee-
cured ssnnerchor Hall for ths occasion,
where they Will be pleased TO N set the mem.
Dsrs their families and friends. on the night
OF March 18th. promising them an epj oyaole
evening. number of changes Will be made
In the programme. ana new feaiur added.
The small sum OF ten cents admission has
bet n decided upon, merely To cover ex xpsnsea
limited number OF seats will be reserved al
nve cents extra.
1ickats can be pro ,ured from members of
the trbss ana st hennerchor Hall, IL ht Of
entei tAinment Doors will open af f.s0p D. m,
psrfoemaucs Atep. IN. mArlS 6ns
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-23

TANKS FOX WATER, OILS, AUlD.
or Gas, OF any shape or capscity, at fair
prices 30 to JOHN BEST. tS5 kast Fulton
suoet' m2tfd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-23

U4klC SALE OF KENTUCky
= gkke.--t Will sell on Tuesday. Marc,
0eegalt's stoct Yards, Lancast.r ei'x
- tt,rs nns lot OF nuiis. Io1S 70 ielS
41ths 10 3 ears OLD. Rood bone AZ,
41eees ana we'll matched. seven pairs ~
- 1eil sbIoken 10 hArness. a crsdi,
oul be given. sale O'clock o. M
HOWARD BAILY,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-23

AsrRicH BROS
ASTRlCH'S
PALACE OF FASHION,
I3 EAST KING STREET.
LANCASTER, Pa.
Will remove to their New
Building, Nos. us and III
North Queen street, or or about
April Ist., and are Offering the
following goods at special prices
before their removal.
All our last seasons Lace
Caps at 25c apiece, former
price 81 to $I.25.
All our Plush Caps at 2sc,
former price 81 to $3.50. This
is your last chance.
A few more pieces of black
Chantilly Lace Flouncings, pure
silk, at 81, SLAB, $I,69, $I.9s,
S2.4S.
Spanish Silk Guipure Flounc.
ings at 81, $I.48 and $2.2o a
yard.
One lot OF extra wide heavy
Wash Laces, from a to I 2 inches
wide, at SC yard.
A large lot Of fine blacks
colored Dress Buttons, at sc a
card.
All sizes, clear white and
Pearl Buttons, at Ioc a card.
We call attention to the i'm.
mense variety OF Jersey Goats
and Spring Goats and Wraps.
Never has such an assortment
been seen in this city. Special
values at $3.50 and s..
Also a full lire OF Ladies and
Children's Jersey Blouses in
black and colors.
Children's Jersey Pleated
Kilt Skirts, all sizes.
Another lot Of Linen Tor.
chon Laces. IL yards for &c;
IL for Sc; IL for &C; IL for Ioc;
10 for I5c.
The balance OF our stock ef
children's best scarlet medi.
Gated Underskirts and Pants, at
a5c apiece; regular price 50 to
ooc.
The balance of our stock of
ladies' scarlet Vests and Pants,
at soc; regular price 75c.
The balance of our stock of
ladies' and gents one dollar
Drawers, red and white, at 4oc.
These goods are sold at less |
han half their regular price, but |
his is your last chance to get !
hem, as we will move in about |
'wo weeks.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-23

II YOU WANT A FIRST. GLASS
Il Portable Engine ana boiler. IN vheaIs
cheap. 2: the following prices shows horse.
ES1sweF' U!o; horse po. or. 81 10 horsepower
Call at oAk BEsI'S. SsS East Fulton STREET.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-05-18
S1.OO Per Year.
INTANGIBLE.

Patiently over the road we fare,
Intent on the end we'd VIM
There's hint of frost in the misty air,
And the night is closing in;
But vague and far from the muffled past
Comes tender, haunting tone,
And we grasp the skirts of memory fast,
From the land Of our morning blown.
TITS faint, sweet sound of tinkling bell
Over the pastures borne;
TITS the lambs low bleat on the lonesome fell;
'Tis rustic amid the corn;
The scud and rush of the squirrels tread
Parting the withered leaves
Or the twitter Of swallows overhead
In the dusk of the cottage caves.
And once again we are boys and girls
In round of school and play
With mothers hand on our tangled curs,
When we kneel at her lap to pray
Nothing we reck of the ring of gold,
Nor the fall Of the dice on Change,
For the beautiful story is all untold
And the world yet new and strange.
And 10 instead of the masks we wear
In the throngs we meet today,
Instead of the shoulders bowed to bear,
And the eyes no longergay,
Our cheeks are quick with the sudden flush,
We are eager for work and strife,
And never a sorrow has come to hush
Our jublant pulse of life.
We sometimes catch in the crowded street
A dear pet name we knew,
Ere the dance had gone from the childish feet
Or we'd gathered sprig of rue;
Ills somebody else who claims tnow,
Butthe spell Of the old time tone
Brings unawares unto lip and brow
The light of another zone.
Earring apace to the end-'ts true,
Yet ever behind us lies
The shimmerng pearl and the fathomless blue
OF the lucent morning skies.
And the wealth we prize as first and best
Is wealth no scales can weigh,
For tits not in the East, and not in the West
And not on the earth today.
I'M. E. Sangste
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-05-18

On May 18th Mrs Annie Jenness Miller deliv-
cred dress reform lecture at the Burtis Opera
House, Davenport, Iowa. Mrs. Miller changed
her costume every ten minutes, and there were
costumes shown from the $1,000 reception robe to
a rainy day walking dress worth only $40.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-05-18

Missouri is credited with one rare specimen
among the vast number of those reported as pos
sessing great conversational powers. This indi-
viduaPs name is Stephens, and he resides in Boone
vile. He speaks five known language, and one
unknown language called "Truth." May his tribe
increase.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-05-18

"NEGHBoRHooD darning," is new trade for
women. The woman who learns the trade secures
her patrons--a dozen or more families of
which she visits once or twice week, as the case
may demand and spends few hours mending,
daraing, and spongng and cleaning soiled gar
ments. Sometimes repairing lace and other deli
cate fabrics are made specially of, which in large
cities is much better pay than the ordinary patch
ing and darning.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-05-18

Miss ETHEL HUXLEY, daughter of the English
scientist is going over to Sweden to marry the
husband Of her late sister, which would be con-
trary to law in England.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-05-18
Vol. II.-No.12 IL.

rejected. After it's final adoption Mr.. Erb made
what one gentleman chose to term ''rattling
good" speech against it. He said, "that large
per cent of the city's revenue comes from the sa-
looms, gaming houses and houses of ill-repute.
When a woman becomes so completely lost to all
selfrespect and decency as to become shameless
inmate of the calaboose she is too far lost for any
influence that can be brought to bear upon her by
q police matron. The work of reformation must
commence sooner-t is too late when she has sunk
so low This may be 'rattling," butts it good
that any man should pronounce that terrible SEN
tence "too late" upon any woman, however low,
before her heart has ceased to beat and her spirit
summoned to the judgment seat of her creator.
much reason employ parson by the year to pray
with the abandoned men of the city, An orig
inal idea, and good suggestion. If the parsons
prayers might touch their hearts, there would soon
be perceptible falling off in the number Of aban
doned women, and therefore less reason for the
employment of a police matron. OF one thing
more there is reason to rejoice and that is the evil
dent moral improyemeatain this age Eighteen
hundred years ago there was no man to be found
whose soul was so pure from the stain of sin that
he could execute judgment against poor erring
woman, but Little Rock has crossed the Rubcon
and in her council is to be found the man.
WEBSTER defines economy as the managing OF
domestic affairs ''thrifty and frugal housekeep-
lng;" but Webster lived some years ago; mean
while economy has advanced to the dignity OF an
art, albeit an often misused and much abused art,
poorly understood and still less appreciated. Still
the art of economy proceeds to fulfill her mission
with conscientious industry, Notwithstanding her
unpopularlty. She hovers about ten thousand
fresides, and daily performs the humble duties OF
faithful handmade to that comfortable home
goddess, Common Sense In this relation, econ
omy does not necessarily mean poverty, agoing
without or everything that is cheap and poor
lean joints of mutton, beef cuts from the neigh
borhood of the hoof and horns, wooden goods with
cotton warp, garments faded, turned and darned
"a dreary, endless getting along somehow.
In her companionship with common sense, econ
omy means comfort, sometimes ease, often plenty
-perchance happiness-a generous return on
small investments, thorough knowledge of ways
and means, with common sense adjustment OF
means TO ends. Economy has often steered the
domestic bark in safety through the breakers of
extravaganza on the one side and the shoals Of
niggardly deprivation on the other The make
shifts of many housewives who entertain an ex-
allied, perhaps inherited idea of what their position
and birth demand, would make good object lessons
in economy, but few women have yet risen suffi-
GENTLY in moral courage not to feel ashamed Of
their lack OF proficiency in the art Of economy,
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-05-18

A ST.. LOUIS woman filed petition for divorce,
in the circuit clerks office, the document covering
twelve feet Of closely written legal cap paper, the
complaint covering almost every domestic crime,
great and small Surely women are long suffer-
ing. A man would have hustled in with his petit
ton, before the sum Of his wifes offenses had
reached the third page of the first sheet legal cap.
EX-SENATOR PALMER, the new United States min
lister to Spain, was rendered warm reception by
both houses Of the Michigan Legislature In his
speech responsive to the hearty welcome received
at the capitol, bespoke enthusiastically in favor Of
municipal suffrage for women, and said he believed
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-05-18
LITTLE ROCK ARK, SATURDAY, MAY 49, 1882

that "the sentiment, the instinct which prompted
them to action, would always cause them to do the
right thing; for women, collectively, rarely did
other than was best for all. -
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-05-18

The Woman Penny Paper gives an interesting
account of the work of Mdlle de Broen. In
small building situated in poor and little known
quarter of Paris, Mdlle. de Broen distributes med
icnes to the poor, who also receive advice gratis
from physician. The rosm is always full, and
poor women often arrive at six in the morning to
await the opening of the office at nine. Soup is
given whenever the funds will permit, and Mdlle.
de Broen makes the acquaintance of all her poor
friends, to whom she thus tenders the precious
gift of sympathy as well as medical aid
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-05-18


the movement that can be commended such is
the agitation of the property rights of women
which has been advocated so earnestly by Mrs E.
P. W. Packard of Chicago, Ill. 1t certainly ought
not to be in the power of worthless Or tyranical
husband to control his wife 3 property and earn
ings, and allow her to suffer- The laws are made
by men, and men owe women chivalrous protec-
ton against all injury and oppression This is a
lberal-nay, manly Christian concession upon
the part of the Churchman, which has hitherto
seen no CLEAN of light, hope, or promise, through
the dense fog of ''foly, fanaticism and atheism,
which to that journals vision has seemed to sur
round the woman's movement. 'Chivalrous pro-
tection," however, should have read JUSTICE
"Chivary'' means a cultivated character quaifca-
ton found only among civilized nations. Justice
is law of God. 1t is justice that women most
require 1t is justice that the agitators of the
woman's movement seek.
IT is to be regretted that any should be found
who would oppose measure so evidently humane
as the employment of police matron by the city
council of Little Rock Ark. Yet Mr.. j. Erb,
third member of the ways and means committee,
well-known lawyer of acknowledged ability has
found it in his heartto oppose the measure, filing
minority report and recommending, in view Of
The Helena independent., 1889-01-23
Notice 70 co-owners.

To Charles Whitcumb and II. y. Dayis You
are hereby noufed that 1 have expended one
hundred dOllkre In labor and improvements upon
the Nlrginins quartz lode, Situated In Lewis and
Clarke county. Montana Territory, In 81 mple
(unorgsnized) mining dlttflrt, and IL bounded on
the ess, by the Cleveland lode and on the weet BY
the Comstock and feruaha lodes, In order 10 hold
said renises under the provisions Of section
2,3A Revised Staintea OF tue United Ntstee. being
the amount required 10 no the same for the year
1875. and II within ninety days efter this notice
you fnl 10 or retuee ~ c0utribdte yOnr proper
lion oi such expenditure as = oo-owner, your In
tsrest IN said Nlrnfi7e lode claim will become
the property OF thie s'becriber.
harysyille, Lewis and Clarke county, Jan. 3D.
FRANCIS BRYAN.
The Helena independent., 1889-01-23
THE WEATHER.
Temperature Yesterday at Helena and al
Various Other Points In the Northwest.

Temperature Yesterday at helena and at
Various Other Points In the Northwest.
The temperature in Helena yesterday, rs
shown by X. 5. Hale 4 Co.'s Yale College
observatory thermometer, was as follows;
7 a. M, u degrees above zero; noon. 50
above, 6 p. M, 81 above; 10 p. m, 20 above.
Dispatches to the INDEPENDENT last
evening show the following conditions al
the points named at o'clock:
Philipsburg- calm, 20 above.
Deer Lodge-Clear, light west wind, y
above.
Marysyille-Clear, strong wind. 20 Oabeve.
Fort Shaw-Clear, south west wind, 20
above.
Great Falls-CleAr, southwest wind, "a
above.
Fort Benton-Clear, calm, 2l above.
Fort AssinRboine-Clear, southwest
wind, 30 above.
Battle Creek, N. W. T.-Clear, calm,
s above.
Mandan-Clear, calm, 2 above.
GleDdive-Clear, calm, 20 above.
Miles City-Clear, calm, 20 above.
Billings-Clear, light wind, 81 above.
Big Timber-Clear, calm, 25 above.
LiyingstOn-Clear, calm IlOiabove.
Bozeman-C Cloudy, calm, 10 above.
Butte-Clear, 25 above.
Anaconda Clear, rs above.
Missoula-Clear, calm 10 above.
The Helena independent., 1889-01-23
mo. 22o6.l
APPLICATION FOR a eATthr.

". .. LAND cfftk,
Helena, Montana, December -, 1898.
Notice is hereby given that James p. Porter.
Henry W Foote. Thoa. 8off and Frank II. hhsfer,
whose poetofilos hddre is Helena, Montana Ter
rit0ry, have this day died their application for
patent for fifteen hundred linear feet Of the Dice
fautu lode mine or vein bearing gold, ETC.. with
surface ground six hundred feet In Width situated
In Helena unorganised mining district, county Of
Lewis and Clarke and Territory OF aontaDs, and
dsignAted by the heid notss and Official plat on
die In this oee as lot No. 6s sec IA, 10 TOW nship
10, north range weet Of principal base line and
meridian ~ Montana Territory, said lot No. ~
being ~ followe towit: Beginning at cor. No. I,
from which the northwest cor. 10 sec. 10, Up. i0
~ Nv. bears N. u. II w 2,0s5 feet; thence N.
b2' g. 1853 feet thence \. TYPO n. 27s feet, thegcs
\. SS' 4. 4, go feet; thence g. Sc W. go feet,
thence ss' ". ,i62 feet: thence N, q 80 X. AS
feet ~ place OF beginning, containing 10 II Aoree
The location ot this mine IL recorded In the
corderr ONCE Of Levi and Clarke county, In
books II lodes. The adjoining claim ante
uniyersity lode on tbs north and Ia. Good Faith
lode on the west, both ubeuryeyed.
b, W. LANGHORNE. Register.
Jno W. Eddy, attorney for claimants.
First publication December Esd. 1883.
The Helena independent., 1889-01-23
mo. 222i.l
Application for Q Patent.

UnTED STATES LAND OrYIoE,l
HsLEsA, MONTANA,
January 10, 1850.
Notice is hereby given that Timothy Wilcox,
Harrieon Aebufy, Oliver q. kinkef, Ida Is.
drese IL Helena, N. y, have this day nled appli
cation for patent for three hundred and twenty
scree OF the Placer mine hearing gold.
situated In nnorgsbized mining district, county
Of Lesis and Clarke, and territory 0f MOntsns,
aud design ted by the field notse and oflciAl plat
on file 10 this ofioe as the 81 Of eection IS, In
tiwnship 10, n. range 5. w. of principal bAse line
and meridian OF Montana territory, containing 50
Ac es. be Location OF this mine ie recorded In
the recorders offcs Of evils and Clarke county
In book fof X and u lbe adjoining claimants
are unknoSn.
s.W LAEGnOHHR, Heldster.
John W Eddy, attorney for Applicants
Iiraf rrhIlcnill.u Ian Il
The Helena independent., 1889-01-23
Stockholders' Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that there will be meet
ing OF the Helena Mining and Reduction company
at the offce of the said company, 10 witt st the
pariors Of the First National Bank OF Helena, In
Helena, M. IT,, on Wednesday, the 18th day of
February, A. d, 1889, at = o'clock, p. m. for the
purpose Of submitting 10 the stockholders Of said
corporation proposition 10 lease OF the prop
pany 20 the Helena and Livingston smelting and
Reduction company for period Of two years or
longer. The property go proposed TO be lessed is
distinctly specified ~ q llows. TO wit:
scres eilnate In the sen oi the eek, sec . in the
township and range Aforesaid and being the prop
erty whsreon is situsted the Corbin concentrator
= The Alta California Lode Mining claim and
Alta slifornis mill sits, being lots GA and CAB
In ~ n, r4 ~. Also Faith lode and mill elte, be-
Ing lots asa and 4SB. In the township and range
aforeeaid Also, the Custer lode and mill site be.
Ing respectively lots TIA and 7iB In the township
AMI RAJ ge aforesaid. Also, the North PAclhe lode
and mill elite. being lots No. 81 and 81. Alec,
Somewhere lode and mill site, being respectively
lots d3A and G5B Also, the Alta brooke lode and
And. sleo, the Grand Father lode and mill site,
being reepectivels lots IA and 77B, and all OF
said mining claime aud mill sites being la the
township and range Aforesaid.
;. The chlorodizing and amaleam sting WORKS
and niill.site. being lot No. ~; concentrating
works mill elite being lot No 81; smeltiag worhs
mill sIte, lot 10, all In township No. Z north,
orange west; together with the smelling and re-
duction works thereon situated, and all tools, ma
chinery, supplies, fixtures and personAi property
lherennto belonging or used 10 connection there
with, and ALI appnrtenanoes. rights, privileges
4. The Comet lode, being lot No 20. easterIy
ID ib-i00 seres OF lot No. ~, all In tp7 n, W,
and water right and ditches sppurtsnsnt 10 said
last mentioned tract.
Lot No. / In block No. o. In Comet town site.
Jefferson county, Montana Territory.
Also, the rope hamwsy from the Comet mine to
the foot Of the Comet hill
One bupdred and tan acres I'm the nwk Of
.ec y. Alec, one hundred and sixty In and nd.
joining the sws& Of sec e. All In Up No. 2 n, r
4w.
g. Also, the Fayette lode, Alpha lode and Kate
lode mining elaine IN Colorado mining district.
jefferson county, Montana. Also, the ex OF wy
Of ssA Of se4. sec 81. tp sn, RS W, together with
the tenemente, hereditaments and nppnrtenancee,
including ali wster rights and wsser dtohes there
unto belonging All OF said foregoing property
being situate In the county Of Jefferson And terri
tory OF Montana ard being or intended TO be all Of
the property, real lersonhl or mixed belonging TO
eaid Helena Mining and Reduction company.
II. NJ. PAHCHRN,
N. X. DOWNS,
M II. kRKFk,
w X GI1llEN
The Helena independent., 1889-01-23
mo. 22Io.l
Application for a Patent.


-
Helena, Montana, January ., 1859.
Notice IL hereby riyeu that the heire ot Auguet
Folef, deceased, b. Lsuise FaleT, administratrix,
whose poetotnca address ie llHleua. Montana
has thie day died application for y patent,
under the mining lave nf congress. for a placer
miuing claim designated AZ lot No, ~, survey No.
sOi, etuated In unofganikcd mining distfict Lewis
and Clarke county, Montana Territory, In section
80, township 10, north range weat which claim
Il not OF record, and deeeribed NJ full0we In the
official plat Ano leld uotce on die IN this 0nlce.
Beginning At corner No. l. limestone iSx1K3 ins.
and running thence e. Oa e. i.ea chSine, thence n,
% q. 2.t4 chAlne, thence n. 4sr o, 26h chainr,
thence ~. SeA' $50 chaina, thence n. Hahs W.
~ ohaina 81 corner No OF this enrVcy, the
same being corner No. ~ Of lot No. ~, placer
mining claim OF Henry Hay et ri from which the
y esction corner ON esst boundary OF section SG
township 10, north range wcst besre n, 81 ~ 9.
distant Sl.es chAinH, thence =. II 10 ". A7t
ehAins, thence 62A' W $50 chAins, thence =, AZ
W. ~ chains, thence 6is W. 2.ih chains 70 the
plhcv Of heginninr, embracing and eighty six
one hnndredth u.sol Acrss, upon which a notice OF
said application was posted the iith day OF
August lHn1 The adjoining eaimAnte o. theec
premises are Henry Hay et al, placer mining
claim lot a. In said towuship.
s.w. LANSHORNR, Reglstet.
Cnmly a foote, attorneys tor claimant.
firet publication, January j, ihsa
The Helena independent., 1889-01-23
AAA1NsI
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.

u. 4. lASn uFrIcs
Helena. Montana, November e. 1855
Notice ie hereby given that Thomas Y. Moran,
William a.. Moran, Albert Y Moran, Kate Moran
Anna Moran, Howard 4. Darnen, Annie Dnfnen,
and lkdwArd v Moran, an association ~ pereone
whose puetoilce sddrrre IL llscer, Montana. have
thiH day tled their application Tor patent Tor
one hundred and elxiy Aurea OF the Placer mine,
Of vein bearing gold and Ere clAy situated In IN.
orsaniKsd mining district county OF jedereon and
territory II Montana, In ~. Y, n r. w. of princi.
pal haze line and meridian Vt Montana territory,
said placer beng deeignated and described by
legal subdivisions ee follows; ~ eeA SEX, ny
SEX seA, eN ueA eeA, NJ neA seh, nv ewk
SEX, eH nwA SEA, ns4 nwh SEX, ~ neA swA OF
eee. ID, tp y, n, ", containing Loo acres. The
location OF this mine is recorded IN the recorders
office Of Jefferson county IN book u OF plaoera,
page osl. The adjoining clalmante are unknown
5. W. LANGHokNk, Register.
Jno. W. Kddy, attorney for applieants
Fret publication Nov 70 1885.
The Helena independent., 1889-01-23

In his new discovery for Consumption, sue
ceeded in producing Il medicine which Is
cknowledged by all to be simply marvel.
Gus. ltis exceedingly pleasant to the taste,
perfectly harmless, and does not scken.
In all cases of Consumption, Coughs, Colds,
Wbooping Cough, Group, Bronchitis, and
Pains In the Chest, IL has given universal
satisfaction. DIR. Bosanko's Cough and
Lung syrup is sold at so cents BY X. 5.
Hale * 20.