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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-10-28
THE GREAT THROUGH SYSTEM:


EXECUTORS SALEM THE DISTRICT
court OF the Filst judicial district VI Monta-
ma, IN and for Lewis and Clarke county.
Notes i hereby given, that In pursuance Of an
order or the district court of the First judicial
district of Montana, in and for LOWS and Clarke
county, made on me 18th day of September.
4. y. 1891, In the matter of the estate Of William
Kelly, deceased. he undersigned, executors of
sell at private sale. to the highest bidder for cash,
on Monday; the I'd day Of Noysmher A. y. 1901,
the, district court aforesn 4, at tho court house in
holena, Montana. the following described min.
ing property, to.wit,
Ono-inlf % interest In tho Railroad lode. one.
half 90 interest in the unionville lode. and one.
third 90 intereet. in one hundred Q0o) foot OF
l. ewia and Clarke county, Mountains; also one
sixth do interest In tho Gladstono claim and
one-siIth DO, interest in tho Highland claim Tan
extension of the. the. Gladstonei situate on the
couAtiea Montana
tealea bids viii DO received. at tho office of tho
clerk Of the dittrict court aforesaid up to esid
I'd day OF November, 1891. at 10 :. n,
WILLIAM l.. STEELE.
MICHAEL KELLY.
Executors.
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election Notices
g TATE OF W-YORK-OFFICE OF. THE
- SECRETARY OF STATE ,oo,

g TATE OF NEW-1ORk-OFFlCE OF. The
- sI &C. n A Fl sEH15 July %. 1891
s's
iOi H WING oaes S1 are to Be elected . Wit
4 Lieutenant Governor. In che place of Edwa'i E.
SSsss?tES Sc PSs %s%g
state Engineer and SURVEYOR, in the place of John
All whose terms of office will expire on the last day Of
Justice Of the Supreme Court for the First judicial al
District in the place Of George on IngFahfh s deecas
Whose Of once viii expire the last day of Decem
Eth Senate nat r D.c FG SGn S:sdoS g.
hS soq nth Of s kSa Esas ana and M
Of S,1 at @ III i ROpS os;lS
PARK Row Spruce street Gold street Ferry SeeS f y
ssS city city tast within IancSs s5sS
BsSsr BsS tr E snS s sS E hGs
Senator for Sixth District composed pos e '9s
that portion q the Fourth SaTd srs d
fseS SIei street and East River
senator FOR the Seventh Senate District composed q
tho Tent and Seventeenth wards OF the city OK Vf
ali that portion Of Fifteenth ward Of SAID city thst ies
s ns e ws aRf al Of d PSE'2a
ecn street Thret street Third a ns ana COMPOSED Ii
sixteenth ward Of the ey Of ,S Ns So, c. @ al may k S
street BeecEGr street Carmne street sy.s =, FGg ,
street and N0r TN R SS, FL s sst PBS rodway
~, nor,on ~ the Fghtsnth and Twentyhrst wards 81
sa.o cry and sixth avenue all that portion d
bs Twentieh ward OF SAID city that lies within Twenty
tor for the Ninth Senate District composed Of all
that norton Of the Eighteenth Nineteenth ana LWehg
Avenue and Blsckwels Island. ,,...,., ......, =, Ill
senator for the Tenth senate Distree composed OF an
that portion q The rwen t shS Seth street FoPteS
street Third avenue and Eahh H., tbat es s ~ TbId
so and al that portion the Twelfth and Twenty
second wards that east OF Eighth avenue Wards ana
6nat for the Eleventh Senate District composed Of
the Twcnty.thih and Twentyous'h warts ~ tns CIV
and TSentysecoHd wards said city that lies within Th
ticth street, spuyen DuyN1 creek, Eighth avenue aa
REPRESENTATIVE in the Ftty-'econd Congress OF TIE
United states for The a 6S Eaeen Assembly
districts Of the county of NewYork in place OF FRANK d.
County and district officers also be elected for said
county ,,
Judge Of the Superior Court In the place Of Henry ~
Gnderseeve appointed by Governor In place OF George
Judge Of the Court Of Common Pleas, IN the place q
Roger A. Pryor appointed by the Governor IN pace "
Enrich and John Henry cCaFthS appo9tcd by the Gov
Three toroners N the place OF Ferdinand Levy Dan
All whose terms Of ONCE viii expire on the last day Of
FRANK RICE, Secretary Of State
sHERIFTs 9EFIqE cSgSTY G9ygT HOUSE CITY
AND COUNT asEw.yo FORK july July 80, 1891;
notice received by this day rS Gu sScr ct & S''
Sheriff Of the City aud County OF New.York.
AND COUNTY r. 9g I EE9W.f3 4,iE 30 1891.
Publishers of newspapers win insert this advertise
ment unlFss specially authorized J g & d. conMAx
Sheriff of tho City and County Of New.York
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fost an1 fonno

OSr.-Thursday; square diamond pendant moonstone "a
L. centrel could also be used a pin. Very nDets
reward viii be paid by returning same to Mrs. W. r.
LEE $40 unton.st.. Brooklyn
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Jersey City.

jersey City.
~ RAKES BUSINESS COLLEGE % and % Newark
and ave.
~ SCHOOL, OF SuoRTuAND Jersey City.
NINTH YEAR BEGINS TUESDAY, SEPI. ..
,pTNtr,STS W TEACHERS.
Careful Inl1staking oversight OF the work OF each
student Adaptation Of instruction to the needs OF nS
igip,l Students received time. COleke open
daily from n ,. for the enrolment ot puViiS'
Catalogues and circulars on application 70 ,,.,,
WM. f. DRAKE PrnclPl.-
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uhe long-delayed autobiography Of Thomas Daii' TN
sculptor, will soon appear. Mrs. Ball has with ~
nea feeling hesltated to publish II at once after he
husbsnd's death. The volume is already in print
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IIASBROUCK INSTITUTE,
IL 1O7 and 100 Grand-st., Jersey CITY, N. ]. ..
Thirty.sxth year begins Sept. 81 day school VIZ we,
separate departments for boys and girls from the ea
school age. T1ts for college, business and the pross
sional schools Languages, Vocal Music and DiaN,ns
without charge. Departments OF Art Music any nv
,hvsica Culture special. latrOnZed By the peOe VI
jersey CITY New.York Drooyn and all uburoah
sftsted railroads leading 20 Jersey CITY ana hopoAcn
catalogues giving full information sent on appieauon
directors: GHAkLEs c. SThMETS PrIncIp1iI'
''' I HORACE G. WAIT, Vlce'Frlhclph'
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xxyALwoRTH'S Business and stenographic College,
125th.st Reopcns annually September l.
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Mem publirailous

France reyenseful,
Germany defiant
N. Y. Herald, Sept 3.
HARPER's MAGAZINE
FOR SEPTEMBER
COMING WARS IN EUROPE.
Read Mr.. De Blovitzs article on Germany, France,
and General European Politics"
sMr Dc BlowitE" says The Boston Herald, "is prob
ably at tho present me the most conspicuous newspaper
correspondent in world" His article is complete
summary Of present situation at the welconsd
cred estimate Of cool judgment and brilliant prophecy
uARPER'S MAGAZINE
FOR SEPTEMBER
CHARLES DICKENS'S LETTERS TO wILKIE
COLLINS
An intimate correspondence. covering the most inter-
esting period in the life OF the great novelist.
These letters are published for the first time.
HAMPERS MAGAZINE
FOR SEPTEMBER.
CHINESE SECRET SOCIETIES.
The recent outrages on Christian Missionaries explained
by Mr.. Frederick Boyle.
The article discloses network of hostile operations
throughout China directed against foreigners and
spring for the overthrow of the Tastar dynasty.
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9nsIrnrI.on

For Boys and Young Men-City.
GLASS FOR notwithstanding and advanced
~ grades students prepared for college law scientac
schools aud business W. r. CHASE, 2Ol West 4Sth.st
A DVICE ABOUT SCHOOLS and circulars free 70 pa,.
N et state locality, price desired pupils age and sex
i. V. HUYSsOoN. American school Gdrcau, W lita at
II AhNAED SCHOOL, HARLEM.
Thorough preparation for college or business; gym.
aasium military training. Sixth year begins Sent "a
Send Tor catalogue. III and Il9 West l25th-st.
WILLIAM LIVINGSTON uATEG. r. a, III. 3.
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STEVENs SCHOOL,
TIE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT OF THE STEVENS
INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
Riycr-st, between 9TH and Oh sts, Hoboken. Y 7
REoPENs SEPT. 49, 1891.
Examinations for admission on tho alst ard GOD q,
September ~ -N Vi
fu course OF Studies PREPARATORY Colleges and sehoos
OF Science, Law, and Medicine.
Tho Rate OF Tuition for All Clas,es 4. s15o no, voo, -
$50 per Term. ~ ANA'' UT
THESE TERMS INCLUDE ALI. THE STUDIES
For Catalogues apply Librarian OF steyea In,utute
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1t is said that the Madeline Rrydgcs" who has
contributed some uncommonly clever humorous
10 certain Of the illustrated papers is in reality Miss
Mary Ainge de We're. This name is known in con-
nectlon with some more serious poems Of a most
musical and daintY nature.
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THOROUGH PREPARATION FOR COLLEGES AND
SCIENTIFIC SCHOOLS. CAREFUL TRAINING FOR
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Brentwood. Long Island, n. Y.
modern hotel, elegantly appointed Otis elevator
open wood fires, steam heat MUSHROOM, bowling alleys
superior supply perfect sanitary conditions; sol
dry and sandy; basams and pines -
Trains leave foot East 3ith-st ferry ct 20 a. m 20
wood fast express with parlor car viii be added to II
w IT, BOODY. Manager.
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1n5rn.npn.
For Both Sexes-City


For Both Sexes-City.
VEN SCHOOL, 319 WEST S6TH.ST
%ARsonen, Sept 81 1891 Preparation for college.
A UGUsT sCHMIDT'S
hpNAN.AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE.
"bi''A NO 90 IRVING PLACE,
nrlses German. American school and kinoerearNh ior
LII SEXES and school OF music thorough w YarusiOh
Wv college or business Eatlye teachers In EngSh, Der
IOa aud French accommodations for Ilnt'I lumber
Of boarding pupils Circulars sent on re4peM M 0 year
b. gins Sept 8. a. eSI- - -
cparatCn for all colleges for and women Ieopens
Sept. g. g Mysatt. 24e WEST SEvEXTY.FoURTH,sT.
x,-TTTULARS schools both sexes city and country,
{ sunpllcd with careful advice 10 parents. MlhlANl
CoYRfERE. $50 6thave., cor 20th-st
- n SAVAGE Physical Development Institute, 30o and
9i0 w J9th.st viii reopen September a. llasses LOT
ades children boys and Private instruction spe'
cialty w. j.. SAVAGE, A. NJ. NJ D., Meolea DLreceor
,0UN MACMULLEN's SCHOOL at 521 w. 16lstst:
j half block from the cable rcopcns MONDAY Sept
I4th Terms, 800 TO $3.50. BCardeis, S4OO circulars
AZ PUTNAM'S, ~ w. 23dst
n, rTROPOLITAN COLLEGE OF MUSIC,
IVA 10 and 81 East 18th ST. New-York City.
Has no equal for thoFougness Of instruction and toe
absolute safety OF It's methods Fall term begins oepC
- Residence department for lady pupils from dIsdnce
Buck President Albert EO>S parsons NIcsi 80
dent II. W. Greene, Scc'y and Treas For particulars
yyALwoRTH's Business and stenOgraphlc College
l25th.st. Reopcns annually September l.
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felp Wante>

w NTED-Gentlcnan. oircc assistant salary SOU
w railway fare paid here enclose self addressed smlNu
envelope MANAGER. Box 532 ChieaSo --
W. ANTEp-Iadv Office assistant Salary, $3.50. rail-
w way fare no1 here. enclose sell addressed stamped
envelope MANAGER Box I'D. Chicago.
A DVERTIsEMENTs FOR THE NEw,YoIK Td EasS;
"A CNE WILL RE RECEIVED NJ ldf ~ -
o. FICES No l22S Broadway corner IhrN,lndn v,s.s
ilio nfoadNay corner e0th.st. until D. m. 210 W.
twenty thlrdt corner sth.ayo. lSe 0shaNe los QUIZ
ave- corner FOurteenh-st; 100 lhitdave Golfer ft-hs
seventh o26 lhrdaye gear Sy eersS6a, ave..
ITO Snthaye cor 72dst 60 Litert, ss 81 Avenue a;
1893 ThlTdave and the HARLEM OFFICE. $50 Ia "a
West onehundred. andtwenty. fth,s. at regular o~ss
rata
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9oIels.

HOTEL ALBERT EUROPEAN PLAN.
iIINSi.. Ri. BROADWAY AND 5TH.\VE. n Y
Location central Ideal lIeprooi building; cool and
nolseess Suites OF two six rooms elegantly urnshed
Cuisine and service unsurpassed Terms reasonable for
summer season
RoBr. j. BRADY Manager.
. MANSION HOUSE, BROOKLYN HEIGHTS.
arecty opposite Well.sk, Newly minutes walk
from Fulton walst. ferry and the Bridge termirus;
superior Recommendations reasonable rates. seecs fAsy
and transient hotel: 200 rooms Send Tor circular.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-08-20
Sampson Circuit Sunday School Con
ference.

The Sunday School Conference Of
Sampson Circuit will be held at
Bethel church on Friday and Satur-
day before the I'd Sunday IN Oct,
1891. The superintendent are re-
quested to elect their delegates and
speakers at once and forward their
names to the Secretary. Each Sun
day School is entitled to two speak
ers, little boy and young man,
also one essay reader and one little
girl speaker. The Supt. and Sect'y.
Of each school are members Of the
Conference and are entitled to vote
on all questions, that may come be-
fore the Conference. Each schoC! is
allowed one delegate for every ten
members and fraction thereof. The
Superentendents are, requested to
make out a written report OF the
condition of their school, and have
them ready for the first day Of the
Conference. Done by order Of
J. D. O. CULBRETH, Prest.
l. NJ. WHITE, Secretary.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-08-20
Debt Paying.

The Christian Observer says !:
There is one great evil in this coun-
try which we think the pulpj. and
press ought to denOunce moie fire.
quently than they do that is, the
habit of getting into debt and max
ing no effort to pay. Can any uan be
a consistent Christian and no; strive
to pay all his debts? Can a man be
a Christian and not be honest? L.
3 man who does not try to live with.
in his means and pay his debts an
honest man? If SO, we do not un'
deritand the Bible. Should men
who habitually disregard their finan.
cial obligations be allowed to remain
in the church? We think lot, and
think that a mans being a mem bel
Of the church ought to be letter OF
credit in any part Of the globe where
the Christion religion prevails, but
il is not the case; far from it; and
there are even some mimi tiers whose
sermons do no good because they
are preached by men who are not
considered honest by even men of
the world. Whisky is pronounced
the great evil Of the day, and it is a
great curse; but we doubt whether
it does more harm to the cause OF
the church than the lying and dis.
honesty Of the sober church mem
Der, whose promise to pay is moi
worth the paperi it is written on. The
church is not the place for fraud and
dishonesty.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-08-20

On last FRIDAY Mr. u. II. Watson died
at his home with typhoid fever. A big
hearted, generous, public-spiriied and
thrifty citizen il gone. His friends were
not prepared for the sad news. Il was
only on the Saturday previous that we
saw him on Cur streets. but we learn
since that he had been quite a sick man
for two weeks. bot his strong eoastitu-
ton AMI gre. t energy kept him ou his
feet too long for recoyecy TO be possible
from the attack. He was a member Of
the Clinton Lodge 81 Odd-FelIcws and
was buried Saturday with the honors and
ceremonies oi the Order. II we mis-
take not he was is years old on last
Christmas. His oldest son, Egbert, is
also quite sick with fever, but We are
glad TO learn from late reports that there
is hope fer his recovery.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-08-20
The Moving Power.

When You 60 into manufacturing
establishment, you will see large
shaft running through the whole
length of the building. To this are
attached bands connecting with hun
dreds of wheels. And these bands
and wheels set an immense amount
of machinery to work-spinning,
carding and weaking. But what Is
the power moving SO many spindles
and looms? It is big wheel huEg
on the outside of the building moved
by water or steam. It's motion puts
the whole machinery TO busy work
Stop that and all the rest stop. APP
plication The preacher is the big
wheel power in MIN to run success
fully Sunday schools, ciass-meetings,
revivals, collections, etc. And if
this wheel turns slowly and feebly,
SO will all the lay machinery connec-
ted with it, Do you see the pastors
responsibility? The Spirit works
through him. Raleigh Christian
Advoc tie.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-08-20
GleRwOOd Items.

The school ut GlenwoOd is doing
first class work. New students con.
tinues 10 enter to swell the number
already in attendance.
Rev. Judson Vernon will COM
mence series Of meetings at New
ton Grove on Saturday before the
third Sunday in Aug.
Mr.. Joe Un derwood and family of
Smithfield have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. J. T. Hudson.
The farmers have commenced
gathering fodder, and owing to the
heavy rains, have been having a
lively time.
Mr.. J. w. Tart who has been i'll
for the past two. months is rapidly
recovering.
DR.. J. II. Strickland and Mr.. J. G..
Williams have purchased the old
Blackman mill property and have
begun repairing.
Our little school mate Master inn.
mic Eldridge was seriously hurt by
a fall recently but is now improving.
"TnE BOYS"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-08-20
Though Net an Alliance Man by Order
Yet "a Supporter Of its Principles.

The following is AL extract from the
Smlthfield Herald's report of the Glen
wood picnic:
Prof. J. E. Spence, principal of The
school at Glenwood introduced Hon.
Marion Butler, editor of The Clinton
Caucasian, who entertained the audience
with some good sound sense and anec-
dotes TO the pleasure of his many friends
and admirers. Though young he Is one
OF the brainest men in the Old North
State. Hcwas followed by D. b. Mich
olson, Esq ;, who endorsed he discus
sion Of the Society and also Mr.. Buffers
speech saying: THAT great deal of
+ tho worlds prosperity was due TO educa-
ton and while he was not an Alliance
man by order ne was one of It's support
ers and was in sympathy with its great
work. <
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-08-20
Are YOu One Body ?

Paul compares the Church to the
human body and says: eff one mem
Der suffers, all the members suffer
with It." How true is this. An
achiug tooth spreads suffering all
through the body. An infiamed foot
destroys the working capacity Of
the whole body. How often we see
a bad qnarrel in church destroying
its power to do religious work. a
spark of discord kindles in family
and burns up its peace. To improve
any one Of our faculties is to enlarge
its power of doing more. The black
smith makes his bread by hammer
ing iron, and increases the strength
OF his muscle at the same time. The
vision of the sailor grows sharp and
quick because he is always watching
tor danger. "The only way to en-
large our sphe, is to fill to overflow
ing the sphere we are in.' "To him
that hath Improves shall be Civ
Ell. '-Christis,n Advocate.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-08-20
Y. C.. State Press Convention.

The State Press Convention was in
session at Winston last week. The edl-
tor OF this paper on account Of the State
meeting Of The Farmers Alliance was
unable to attend. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
AT night Mr. j. y. Thomas, of the
LOuisburg Time, was elected President;
r. +. billiard, Of the Scotland Neck
Democrat, Jerome Dowd, of the Meek
lenburg Times, and r. a. Deal, of the
Wilkes boro Chronicle, Vice-Presidents;
J. b. Sheriff., Secretary and Treasurer.
Executive Committee Josephrs DAN
iels, 5. 4. Ashe, II, a. London, Thad.
X. Manning, Ii. a. Latham.
The following were elected delegates
to the National Convention J. Z. Cald.
well, Josephus Daniels, D. J. Wichard,
Thad. X. Manning. Alternates E. f
Ilillard, J. Z. COOKE, ]. Z. Stevens AMI
j. 4. Robinson.
The next meeting will be held in Char
lotte.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-08-20
How TaiRag. Was Converted.

How TaiEage Vas CsRyeri ed.
You ca- take any man fur Christ
If YOU know how - gel Al him,
writes DR.. Talmage in The Ladies'
Journal. Truman Osborne, one Of
the evangelisfs who went through
this country many years age. had a
wonderful art in the right direction.
He came 10 my fathers house one
day, and while We were all seated in
the room, he said "Mr. Talmage,
are all yout children Christians -
Father said: "Yes, all but DE Witt"
Then 4 ruman Osborne looked down
into the fireplace, and began 10 tell q
story Of storm thai came on the
mountains, and all the sheep were
in the fold, but there was one lamb
outside that persisted III the storm.
Had he looked me in the eye should
have been angered when he told that
story; but he looked into the fire.
place, and il was SO pathetically and
beautifully done that I never found
any peace until was sure | was III
side the fold, where the other sheep
were.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-08-20

Just received fine Cakes, Crackers,
Fine French and Pain Candies, Co
canuts, Oranges and Lemons.
G.. =. JOHNSON.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-08-20
Jurors fer October Court.

The next term of Sampson Supe-
rior Court, will be held, commencing
Monday, October 18th. The County
Commissioners in se.,si on Monday
drew the following jurors for the
FIRST WEEK:
NJ. G. Simmons, Jesse Wilson, J.
H. Packer, Newbern Tew, Joel Jones
F. j. taison, r. L. Spell, E. /. Britt,
Uriah West, V. II. Holder, J. W.
Boney, l.. NJ. White, G. w. Carroll,
Calvin Boyette, Nathan Britt, G. II
Crumpler, w. H. West, J. E. How
ard, J. N. Creel, w. M. Corbett,
Blackman Hair, George Tatum, F.
p. Alderman, Alex. Royal, r.. r,
Williams, w. c. Jackson, II. J
Cooper, r. L. Boykin, R. NJ. Hall,
A. D. Williamson, Nj. r. Mathis,
A. r.. Herring, A. j. Mathis, z. E.
Mathis, f. X. Faircloth, G.. w
Best.
The following will be jurors tor
THE SECOND WEEK:
.. M. Royal, II. M. Jackson, Page
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