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TORHALE-CORNER LOT. 160xl50, on best
residence street in the CITY; full view of
the east side and valley. Address boz IT. city
postoifice.
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L'GE SAIE-NICE 7-ROOM BRICK HOUSE
l. on Eleventh avenue near Rodney. Steele d
Clements.
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NOTICE TO Co-owNERs-HELENA, LEWIS

NOTICE TO CO-oWNERs-HELENA, LEWIS
~ and Clarke county, Montana. Nov. 2, 1891.
You are hereby notified that | have expended one
thousand nine hundred ($1;s 500 dollars, in labor
No. 8 West, and the east fifty feet Of No. 4 West,
on the Mcintyre lode in Owyhee mining district.
Lewis and Clarke, county, Montana, Said parcels
CT and on the west by SO .'D"', United States
patents on said Mcintyre lode) in order to hold
1894. revised statutes. of the United States, being
the amount required to hold the same for the
years. 1878. 1874. 1875, 1876. 1877, 1878, 1878, 1880.
1890. 1891.
And if within ninety days after this notice by
proportion If such expenditure as a co-owner,
your interest in said claim will be the property
of the subscriber under section 1924.
JACOB SCHAFER.
Date of first publication Nov. 7, 1891.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A WOMAN TO
~ do any kind of work. No. l Sunrise Terrace
corner Sixth avenue and Davis street,
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,OST-A LADY'S HUNTING-CASE GOLD
IL watch, stem-winder, Swiss movement.
Finder return same to Weinstein's and receive
reward.
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EORS ALlt-S1, $50 FORAGOODF lvE-ltOOM
J. dwelling on, south side one block from
Rodney contains hall five r@orn n.,pp pantry, Large
per month. Matheson 4 Co. pcnNer Block.
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BOARD AND ROOM OFFERED.
WANTED--CHILDREN UNDER FIVE
street.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY YOUNG GIRL
" to work in candy store. Address IL. L.. this
Office,
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SITUATIONS WANTID-FEMALE
Advertisements under this head three times

FREE. ~.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A NOVA SCOTIA
- girl to do cooking or general Homework.
ALSO girl to do light housework. Address u NJ.
independent office.
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E'Ok SALE-NEW6-ROOM HOUSEIN BROAD
/ water addition, only one block from electric
motor; small payment down. balance install
ments. Steele d Clements.
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EIOR RAIIE--Sl,sO 800. 75x125 FEET. 4-ROOM
frame house, Brondwater motor lins; $500,
t0x130 feet, o room frame house, 30 feet. double
frontaga on Renton and Park avenue, business
property; 5000, Six1l0 feet. s.room frame house
on Lawrence street; $1,000, I0Oxl40 feet, H-ro0m
~
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FOR sAI.E-S2.s 800, 50x1iO FEET. BROOM
L frame house on fiehth avenue; Us 1900, Nxfi0
feet. broom brick house on Eighth avenue;
$4,000, 42xlo feet, Broom frame house on BROAD
corner. broadway. i. y. French h 90,
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FOR SALE, REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE--$550 WILL BUY A PIECE OF
~, la n aaloining paws street al and not more
age 4h0 feet; water convenient: a good location
for some one who wants q roomy location for
keeping teams or COWS: easy terms. Matheson
d Co.., Denver Block.
nor SALE-S0OO FOR A SMALL BRICK
25x125, on South hodney street: &1OO down, $25
per month. Matheson q Co., Denver Block.
nor %sALE-$5,Ooo. 4oxloo FEET, GROOM
= brick, bath. cellar, ETC., gas fixtures, double|
frontage on two streets. 4. s. French & Co.
TOR sALE-1,soO FEET in THE AMEs ADJ
l. dition at a bargain The Witherbes AM
drew Co.. Gold block
TOR ~SAI.E-FINE s-ROOM BRICK HOUSE
l. on Spencer street, near Rodney, only few
minutes from postotfioe. at great bargain. Steelo|
d Clements.
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IITuATION WANTED BY A YOUNG
y baker. in shop or restaurant. Address
Baker, independent.
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i frame house. a corner on. Warren street;
$500, 75xl5O feot, 8-room stone house on Madi-
son avenues; $500, 40xl13 feet. Groom frame
feet. S-room frame house on Chaucer street. L.
*. French q Co. .
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BOARD AND ROOM-AT NO. SOL CLARK
u street. corner Benton avenue; pleasant fur
nished rooms; first class table board.
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LOST.


r, OBT-A PAIR OF NEW BLACK LADlad
~ kid gloves at bill Bossler's wedding lastl
Thursday. Nov. 5. at the Turner hall. The hon1
est finder please will return them to 1866 Water ST
T ,OST-$1O REWARD TO PERSON WHO RE-
y turns pocketbook with contents. Address
Independent Office.
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EORSALE-NEAT COTTAGE ON EAST SIDE
l. within a block of steam motor line; price
81, 500, $500 down. Matheson d Co, Denver
Block.
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TOR RENT-NICE Z ROOM BRICK HOUSE
I on Henry street near the electric motor. Steele
Il Clements.
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WANTED-A FEW MORE BCARDERS-AL-
w so nice room, furnished, at q South Benton
avenue. -
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TOR RENT-s-ROOM BRICK HOUSE ON
I Breckenridge only $25 per month Steele d
Clements,
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FOR

EOR RENT-FIvE-ROOM HOUSE CORNER
room dwelling, costa, city water. SIS; seven
room brick on Peosta. bath. water. closet and
sink, large yard, SIS; four room furnished house.
brick, $40; tve-rooms brick, furnished. SIS. near
avis street; seven-room dwelling, modern,
Spruce street, $50. Matheson Il Co., Denver
Block.
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EOR SALE-R1ESlDENCE ON. WEST SIDE.
close to business center. large lot, east
| front, very desirable home. steele & Clements.
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TOR RENT-NICE GROOM FRAME HOUSE
Clements
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EOUS,

WANTED-A MAN WHO WILL GIVE $1,000
w for a half interest in a large quartz lead, the
money to be expended in developing the prop
erty and to be paid in as work progresses. Math-
eson & Co., Denver Block.
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no LOAN-IN SUMS TO SUIT. Low RATES
L Of interest. Steele d Clements.
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EOR SALE-SIX-ROOM HOUSE AND BARN
L on Madison avenue: only s., 400, $500 down.
Matheson Il Co., Denver Block.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-06-03

ers and sunshine, and the acquaintance
soon assumed the form of a deep mutual
attachment Several weeks ago, the lady,
in company with her younger sister went
South to visit friends and she again met
her lover. There being no especial objec-
ton TO the match the lovers determined
to decide the matrimonial question for
themselves and the result is as above
stated.
The Rochester Republican tells a good
one on Fulton county farmer. He went
TO town and purchased a new suit of
clothes, placed the bundle on the seat be-
side him and started home. When he
reached bridge over the creek, the idea
struck him that it would be a great sur
prise To him to discard his old patched-up
clothes and 20 home in his new suit. He
pulled off his old duds and fired them into
the creek, piece at time. When he had
nothing on but shirt he reached for the
package, but it was no longer in the
wagon. The night was chilly and he went
home at two-forty gait. He surprised
his family completely, and the next
morning when he went out and found the
package hanging to the brake handle of
his wagon he was somewhat surprised
himself,
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The Freaks of Lightning.

MULBERRY, June Especial This
afternoon bolt OF lightning killed six val
liable cows and four horses in a field be-
longing 70 Edward Miller, who lives Just
adjoining this town. A singular thing
about it IS that the horses were standing
sixty rods away from the COWS and all Of
them were standing against barbed wire
fence
MARION, June Special. The thir-
teen-year-old son OF Allen Lease, living
nine miles northeast Of this city, was in
Etantly killed by lightning today about 10
O'Clock, while standing in his fathers
barn door
CovINGroN, June L. Special. Quite
heavy electrical storm prevailed here
this afternoon and evening. The livery
barn Of William Haines was struck by
lightning. blowing path OF thirty feet in
the roof. Air. llaines and three others
were in the lara. bat ali escaped without
injury. Frank Port, while sitting in the
door %. the meat shop. was stunned by a
stroke that shattered a tgee on the oppo-
site side OF the street.
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HEZEKIAH THE GOOD KING.
sUNDAY-scHooL LESSON OF JUNE 7.
Text, Note md Commensurate of the
KinRdom-HeIps Over Hard Places
How TO study the Lesson-A
Review Exercise.

II Chron. xxx, /. Hezekiah began to
reign when he was five and twenty years
old. and he reigned nine and twenty years
in Jerusalem. And his mothers name
was Abijah, the daughter of Zechariah.
?. And he did that which was right in
the sight OF the Lord, according TO all that
David, his father, had done
8. He in the first year of his reign, in
the first month, opened the doors of the
house of the Lord and repaired them.
4. And he brought in the priests and
the Levites and gathered them together
into (d) the east street.
5. Aud said unto them, hear me, We
Levites; ssnctify now yourselves and sane
tify the house of the Lord (6) God of your
fathers, and carry forth the flthiness out
of the holy place.
6. For our fathers have tresspassed and
done that which was evil in the (c) eyes
of the Lord our God and have forsaken
Him and have turned away their faces
from the habitation Of the Lord and
turned their backs.
Z. Also they have shut up the doors of
the porch. and put out the lamps, and
have not burned incense nor offered burnt
offerings in the holy place unto the God
OF Israel.
s. Wherefore the wrath of the Lord
was upon Judah and Jerusalem, and He
hath delivered them to ID trouble, to
establishment, and to Kissing, as you see
with your eyes.
8. For, 10, our fathers have fallen by the
sword, and our sons and our daughters and
our wives are in captivity for this.
10. Now it is in mine heart to make q
covenant with the Lord (b) God Of Israel.
that His fierce (e) wrath may be turned
away from us.
II. My sons, be not now negligent; for
the Lord hath chosen you to stand before
Him. 10 serve Him, and that We should u
minister unto Him, and burn incense.
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"oo AWAY OR I'll SHOT"
And He Did Shoot George Becker Killed by
n Bny.

And He Did shoot-Georgo Becker Killed by
n Bny.
TERRE HAUTE, May Especial. ECO
away or IN shoot exclaimed young
John Davidson, 4 seventeen-year-oldc coal
driver in Burner d Rays coal Office this
morning TO George Becker, a companion
with whom he was having q friendly
scuffle
As he said that he held pistol in his
hand that belonged to Henry Dale, a clerk
IN the Office. which was supposed to be
Unloaded An instant later there was a
sharp crack OF the pistol and young Becker
fell dead on the floor, with 4 bullet hole
through his brain Just above the right eve.
= policemen led the youthful murderer
or 70 Jail almost crazed with excitement,
and a moment afterWard the parents OF
the dead boy arrived, enacting a heart
rending scene such as has seldom been
seen IN this city. Not more than ten
minutes before the boy had left home in
the best Ol health. The coroner held an
inquest, and after hearing the evidence
satisfied himself that it was an accident
and that the boy had no intention OF
shooting. He accordingly found q verdict
a accidental shooting, and the lad was
discharged from Jail.
The dead boy was the fiiteen-year-old
son Of Henry Becker, a pop manufacturer,
AMI was student at the Commercial
college The terrible accident is due to
the fact that the owner of the pistol
Henry Dale. a clerk in the coal office.
neglected to take out the loads this
morning.
A few years ago Dale was held up by
highwaymen while on his way home ar
night and his habit was 10 90 home every
night armed. unloading the pistol when
he got back 10 the Office next morning
The boys knew this custom and were in
the habit OF swapping matches on the
pistol at each other, Dale entering into
the sport with them. The terrible trag-
edy Is q result Of this dangerous use of the
WeaDOD
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A BOILERS DEATH MISSION.
FRIeHTFUL EXPLOSION IN CLINTON.
Two Men Killed and Many wOundsd-Other
State News-Harry Trogdon Declared
GuIty-KiiIed by n Log-Sulcids
-Weddings-Deaths.

FRANKFoRr, May 2S.-[Special. THE
boiler in P. f. Kramer's saw mill ex-
ploded this afternoon. Twenty-three men
were engaged in and about the mill at the
time; two were killed and many more in
jured. An engineer and a fireman on q
passing train of cars were slightly wounded
by the flying debris. The mill is a COM
plete wreck The boiler was torn into
shreds and many pieces were hurled hun
dreds of rods away. The cause Of the
terrible disaster is unknown.
The killed are
FRANK HULL, mutilated almost be-
yond recognition.
EDWARD KUNTZ, who lived few
hours.
The injured are
GLENN SwEARINGER, fatally and dying
WILLIAM DAVIS, dangerously, perhaps
fatally.
HARVEY HOTCIINsON, dangerously.
BENJANIN KEYS, dangerously.
Two sons Of Engineer Hull, perhaps
fatally.
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Troubles of an Assessor.

NoBLEsvLLE, May 26.-[Special. THE
first violation of the assessment laws in
this county occurred Saturday even
ing. David supple, who has the
assessments to make in the west
ern part of this township. has
been endeavoring for several weeks to as
sess Thomas Levi and every attempt to
catch him has proved Ruthless. Late Sat
urday evening Supple met Levi on the
road west OF this city and requested him
to answer the questions for the last time.
This he sternly refused TO do and Wiley
threatened the assessor. The assessors
books were turned over to the auditor of
the county in the evening and case of
violation OF the assessment laws stands
against Levi. Supple has also filed an affi-
davit against him for provoke.
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Bow to study This Lesson.

This lesson includes the whole history
of Hezekiah, and to understand it will re-
quire the reading OF the whole history in
III Chron., xxix-xxxii. and III Kings, xviii
and Xxx, and Isa, xxxvi and Xxxviii.
Look at the chart of chronology and see
what is going on in the kingdom OF Israel
AZ the same time with this lesson. which
belongs to the kingdom of Judah.
Note great declension OF religion in Su-
dab. Hezekiah's father, Ahaz. injured
the kingdom very much. He closed the
temple, he broke up the sacred vessels
and set up idol affairs in Jerusalem and in
the land OF Judah.
Hezekiah was the good son of BAD
father. We need not be evil because our
surroundings are bad. The king moved
the people to new interest and zeal in
serving God and God sent His spirit upon
them, and there was great revival of re-
ligion.
A true revival always does two things
/. 1t destroys evil. 1t makes each in
dividual that is revived cast out bad
habits. selfshness, disobedience and every
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the state.

GOSHEN, May 27.-[Special. -Eleszer
Hawks, aged seventy-three, all his life a
leader in all Goshen enterprises. and at
the time of his death a stockholder in the
Goshen milling company, the Hawks
furniture company, the Hawks hardware
company and &. & L. Hawks real estate,
died last night.
NoBLEsvILIE, May 31.-[Special. THE
Rev John Weaver. who resided in Fall
creek township this county, is dead. The
deceased was about forty-eight years of
age and for a number of years held the
charge OF many churches in this part of
the state.
CoLUNBus, May 26.-[Special. Mai. A.
Hull of Clay township, this county, was
buried today. Deceased was seventy-six
years of age He was enc OF the business
residents and was highly respected for his
many good qualities.
RIcDIoND, June Especial. Mrs.
lydia Larsh died yesterday at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Asher Parker, about
ten miles southeast of this city, aged
ninety-nine years, nine months and nine
DAYS.
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THE ITATA ESCAPED.
Her Pursuer Reaches CaIlao without Hav-
ing Seen Her.

WASHINGTON, May 27.-The navy de-
partment today received news that the
Charleston had arrived in Callao. Capt
Remey, her commander, reported that he
had seen nothing of the Itata on his cruise
down the coast. The Charleston will
join the squadron under Admiral McCann
in Gillian waters, and it is surmised the
insurgents will peacefully surrender the
elusive craft which the U. S. government
will libel and perhaps forfeit.
Los ANGELES, May 27.-The q. S. grand
Jury has returned indictments against
George A. Burt, super cargo. and Capt.
O'Farrell of the schooner Robert and Min
ME Burt, when arrested, gave $4,000
bail and was released, and OFarrell was
also arrested, but not yet given bond.
The five sailors who were on the schooner
were not indicted, but orders were issued
by Judge Ross that they be detained as
witnesses. Two Gillian deserters were
also detained. The sailors are now in
Jail. Other indictments were also issued,
but the names were kept secret, as the
parties have not yet been arrested.
Cry OF MEXICO, May 27.-The mayor
of Acapulco, under date of May 10, COM
municated to Goo Arce that the city is
exposed TO attack from the Esmeralda.
The governor replied that the people
must aid the government forces in re-
pelling an attack A similar order was
also sent by the governor to the project of
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.sin from the heart and life. So it drives
evil from the community. Thus Heze-
kiah and the people cast out idols, de-
stroyed their worship, broke down theiS
nltars
>. 1t builds up the good-good habits,
good institutions, kind deeds. care for the
poor, for the heather. So it was under
Hezekiah.
Then followed great outward prosperity,
as God has promised.
Illustration: The work OF revivals is well
illustrated by the process Of agriculture.
There must be cutting down weeds
ploughing. picking up stones. clearing the
round. But this DESTROYING process will
ever make a fruitful field. There must
e seed-sowing in order to have harvest,
ana there must be culture careful and
continued, enriching OF the soil, gather
ing in the harvests. Bot all this is in
vain without the gift of life from God.
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A Large Number of Forgeries.

DANvLLE, June Especial. l-Oliver
NJ. Classify, of Brownsburg, member of
the firm of Classify & Cassity, hardware
and lumber merchants, disappeared few
days ago and was known to have large
sum of the firms money with him. Since
then nothing has been heard of him. 1t
is learned to-day that large number of
promissory notes sold by Classify, as the
property OF the firm, are forgeries and
that they will mature in few days.
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BnsincHs Eaiiurea

MARTINsvILLE, May 26.-[Special.l IA.
r. Greenwood, a highly respected boot and
shoe merchant of this city, assigned today
for the benefit OF creditors. Assets will
reach about 1000. while his indebtedness
will be $500. r. A. Harrison is made
assignee. III health is the cause of Mr..
Greenwood's financial trouble.
Triton, May 26.-[Special. THE dry
goods and grocery establishment OF f. G.
Elliott has been closed by the sheriff to
satisfy the claims of creditors in this city
and indianapolis, amounting to 500, 600.
His Indebtedness is mostly covered by
mortgages ON real estate, and it is expect
ed that Mr.. Elliott will make satisfactory
adjustment very shortly.
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An Attempted Criminal Assault.

COLUMBUS. June l. Especial. - Last
night George Horn, barber who came
here from Kokomo, was arrested for at
tempting to force Ella Sharp to a secluded
place for immoral purposes. He was seen
at the hour named going toward White
river bridge, at which point the girl, who
is but sixteen years of age, refused to go
further, but the fellow took hold of her
and forced her along. She attempted to
resist by catching hold of the bridge tim
bers, but her hold was broken by her as
sailant. \ man who knew the girl in
formed her father. and the two followed
the pair across the bridge and arrested
Horn with the girl in his grasp. He was
put IN jail and had preliminary trial be-
fore Acting Mayor Morgan this afternoon.
As circuit court is now in session he will
get a speedy trial.
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An FIopIpn Couple Cnuuht.

WABASH, June Especial. Am elop-
ing couple, William Cripe and Mrs. John
Mikesell of Goshen, were today arrested
by local officers at their home on Water
St, where for two months they have been
living. Cripe and the woman became
criminally intimate at Goshen last winter,
and when he proposed that she abandon
her husband. little daughter and babe OF
ten months she accepted. They came to
Wabash. Mikesell posted tine officers,
and. though they had been on the look
out for the pair, failed to locate them un-
til today. They were locked up to await
the arrival of Mikesell. The woman de-
clares that she will never return to her
husband, but Grippe is very contrite. He
is forty and she thirty years old.