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"A court 81 Ia. fisst judicial %aai,triot q the
sstate. Of Montana. in and Tor the county Of
E, Slti'.T frs M; hs" Z. R%R9..iinfstatss' . " 1 aiSs's \:
a% uhno s1n nsns , sn9 ..11: = % S1Ins n Z dsssnb unas.
F..nki.n 4. Wallacs. d~sfssdxnt..
The state Of Montana sends sfsstins to the
You are hereby required to appear In m sctioa
p R,s &: si: .s;.s: so ses Z z Il h m: .ss,: ,a aie:a p a !,
I ~ N: ma; c Il ts ma q ~ an..., tie o ooaass
d d.s y aH :ss99s. 5i w IS s, -: ::s,,.. :' 8 ;ss q E t ~
:.SEy:sa =; ! sSi. eoaass: II .is ,sI., ~; eists51es,
recording y IS prayer II aetd eomplaint.
n.a = f rs s. . IS sri /: ssin ana interest e psss It ~ s1 -:
OF Ia Der cent Per eanum, from july. IL, 1872.
], n 9"1, q d1 ':.s on T. !. S Ssrtai. PsoPi.serg nss;, ., made as
and secured By !. csrtain mc!sase, between TIE
ii ss!Hs . DloD., q It,: .'ts.t "a; IN t * Tis.'s;n s ssSisEes
Sl.rss, state 81 hontan.. asssIlbsd = folievs.
i siess A. sA'i Il r. &. /. =. .aas ssssa 4 &. isses =. ..
tor Of &c ea.t slds Of hoh.ek street with the
ne,ts : :iss 81 ~ s' :s.t ., .ias Il 'a ssad fa Ras.si 'e stasss
forty-Avs feet, to apstnt. thsscs asst one husdrsd
feet to . point In tho line b4tWesh lots numneroa
two and three, in said block "A" thencs south
along the Inns bstwssp said lots numbered two
and Ihrea, forty-hvs fest. to . point IN tie north
side OF sixth avenue, thenca west along the norm
sids Of said Sixth. Avspne one hnudred feet to
the place Of beginning, And to obtain. the usual
decree for the sale Of tbs said pr niiscs by tho
sheriff Of said county accordinE to iaT, ana tue
proceeds applied TO the payment. OF tho amonnt
due TO the plaintiH. and tbs costs and oounssl
fees Allowed by the court. and that tho ssin O..
fendAnts. and AL persons elsiasins gndsr thsm
subssQuaht to tbs sxsoutio1 OF tbs sAid mostgsxo
upsn said tho prsnises. either - purchsseIa. q
incuubrancsrs or otherwise. may bAsoA,fen ana
forcolossd Of atl rights and claims; or equity OF
redemption Of said premises. and every part
thereof, and that plsiatin may have sxsosuon
any aeseisney alter Supplying ~ the proceeds Of
the sale Of said promises properly applicable to
the satiafaoHea OF ths judsDsnt herein. ana
equitable to ,this esurt Al q sppesrs more fully
Ana you sss hsrsby nstIa..d tha. Il yeo fall to
rsauir.d. ths "a rlaintia WI " .sn.y e rs
Gwen s.ds, my bnns i int n: "a: s,.t, e az 3 * X.
slats 81 kontsna. In and for tbs oc1aty Of Lewis
and ClaYka, this n day Of My, in the
year Of our Lord. 80 thsusand stshs handrso
ard ninety-two.
" BY H. ]. CAnpy, Dspcty CLARK.
DAVID Il. CARPENTER. Attorney Tor plaintiff.
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SOME or THE Old GIRLS.
whsn and Whore Our Fontllght EAvorits
s Were Horn.

II GtA@R 1
whsa snd whore our Featlixhs Favorits
Were Horn.
AL the Patti concsrt 10 ths wonderful,
we'll preserved prinaa donna bowed ans
smiled herself on tbs stage. on an sides VA,
heard the Whispered qusrys How OLE
should you think she wasp" 1t IL NOV verl
gallant, perhaps. says ! writer In ths Wash,
ington Post. except tnat : oaaual inspscttor
VI tho figures lsads M 10 The belief tha,
some % them were turntshsd BY the ladtes
place and year ii III birth ) ishs rnost Fam
Gus womeu OF tho modern stags.-
Mary Anderson, Sacramento, Gal. lass.
Belle Archer. Eastol,. Pa, 1850.
Sara BarnhArdt, Paris, 1644.
Agnes Booth, Australia, i64a.
Mta. ID. /. BnWeyA Stamford. Conn.,,
1850
Marie Burrouehs, San Francisco. 1866.
GcorCie CAyyAM, Maine, 1858,
Kate Claxton, New York city, 1848.
Rose Coghlan. p%stsrboro, England, 1863,
Lolita CrAbtrse, New York CITY, lsA7.
Helen Dauvfay. Cincinnati, O., 1853.
Fannie Davenport. London, England,
1860.
Emo Ellslsr, Philadelphia, Pa, 1853.
Rose Eytinge, philadelphia. Pa, 1887.
Eaae Gsrmon, Augusta. Ga. 1s4b.
NxtSAAU GVEHtGIs ANNOu&As 1A0AkNENs lCJls
Minnie Hauk, New Orleans. La. 1853.
Biiou Heron, New York city, 1863.
Janauschek Francesca. Prague. Austria,
1850.
Mrs. ". H. Kendall. L~iaoolnshire. Eng
land, lS4a.
Clara Louiss Kellogg. sumtsrvills. \. O..
Lilly Langtsy. 81. Helena, Jersey, 1850.
Catherine Lewis, Wales, 1856.
Pauline LuccA, Vienna, 1840.
Minnie Madeira, New Orleans, 1861.
Sadie Martinez, Yonksrs, N. X, 1851.
Margaret Mathsr, Detroit. Mich, 1861.
Maggie Mitchell, New York city, 1892.
Helena Modiesks, Poland, 1874.
ClatR Morris, Cleveland, o.. 1896
Christins Ni!saon, Sweden. l843.
Adelina Patti, Madrid, 1843.
Annie Pixley, New York City, 1856.
Nine. Poinsi, Huddsrsield, England, 1921.
Ada Rehan. Iaimerick, ireland, 1860.
Mile. Rhea. Brussels, 1855.
Adelaide Ristori, italy. 1891.
Marie Roze, Paris, 1886.
Lillian Russell, Clinton, Iowa, 1860.
Mrs. Scott Siddons, india, 1874.
Ellen Terry. Coventry. England. 1S4S.
lydia Thompson, London, England,
SSsS.
Emma Thursby, Brooklyn, N. ". 1857.
Rosina Vokes. London, England, 1854.
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An Interesting Plant,

Towns that happen to have been built
near waterfalls are beginning to realize
their good fortune in possessing such a
valuable source Of convenience aud wealth.
IL Is we'll known that in Switzerland several
large hotels, with the villages tina cluster
round them, are illuminated with electric
apparatus driven with some neiehborinp
waterfall. American cities and towns are
now following suit. Not only are steps be-
ing taken to harness Niagara, but many
less p~retentious streams of water are being
utilized. In tie little town of Bristol, N. H.,
electricity dominates everything in the Geld
OF light and power. The entire town, con-
tanning 900 or 800 houses, two hotels. many
STOKES and over a dozen factories, 10 pro-
fnsely lighted with incandescentl lamps sup
Piled by power from the Pemiee wasset
river. which tumbles in a series of cascades
through the picturesque settlement. The
power 10 50 cheap AZ to be used with great
economy Of labor and expense in She fac
scries. and such ia the luxurious tendency
Of slecsfieal application. that many OF the
n~onsehoidsrs are proposing to Danish the
heat and dirt OF their kitchens by adopting
electrical cooking apparatus.
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Observation-Disclosures LOWE. PLAIN
~ tif. VS.. Thomas N. Everett, Franklin K.
Wallsce ard Albert N. Thornburgh. as co-partners
doing business under the firm name and style OF
Wallace l. 1hornburgh. I:harles Lehman and
Caroline Lehman, his wife, and Franklin h
Wallace. defendants.
decree of foreclosure and sale issued out Of the
district court of the First judicial district Of the
iswis and Clsrfs. On tbs rsth day Of MAJ, 4.
D. 1882, in the shove entitled action. wherein
William Lowe. the above namsa plaintiff, ob,
Wallace. and Alter. n. Ihorrhurgh, as co-part.
ners doing business under the firm name and
style Of Wallace d Thorn bursh Charles Lehman,
and Caroline Lehman. his wife, and Franklin
X. Wallace. defendants. on the 18th day. OF May,
I: .; ; 49,, for oo.tt the and sun e.sor,e o, fss sl'S wSi y;
i isss. q reeorde ar in o Juds s. mt book ssi No. I &. ii = said
s tHa'' o a. eass lot lot. piece 1m 'e CT parcsl % Of : land d.
s~itnate, lying and beinx in the county OF Lewis
and Clarke. state OF Montana, and bounded and
describad as follows. to-wit:
beginning at the southwe't corner of block
lettered 4 Of this Teitjsn addition to the city
Of Helena, st the intersection Of the. east side OF
nus, and running th,nce. north along the east
side Of llob.ck street, forty-fye (4s) feet to a
point 1; th n. lea; cas-, to one hundred IND n "a ' h,osd fe ts. to % ,
along tho lima between sail. lots mum bered two
ana threp, I0rty-nfe t&3) 1881 10 . pOInt IN tnG
north side Of sixth avenue, thsncs west along
ths north side OF said Sixth ,svsnue one hundred
(lV0) feet to the place of beginning.
Together with all and singular the tenements,
hareditaments, and sppurtnnanoeH therenato be-
longing or in any wiss appsrtaining.
Public notice ia II hereby given that on Saturday,
ths 1lth day Of juno, A. D. 1892. at IL o'clock m
of that day at the front door OF the court house
Helena, Lewis and Clarke county; Montana,
will, in obedience to said order OF sale and decree
of fof eciosure AID sale, sell the above described
property. or 70 much thereof as may bt
necessary to satis'y said Judgment, with interest
and costa, to the highest and best bidder for cast
in hand.
Given nndsr my hand this 10th day of May, A
D. 1892.
Nv Raj ,u I. JourSfN I1sputx khorif
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Democratic Victory at Portland,

PORTLAND, June 9.--Tbs election of
Chamberlain. democrat. over Webster, re-
publican, for attorney general is con.
coded. Moore and Bsnnett, for the
supreme judgeship. are neck and neck.
The county ticket except Kelly. In.
dependent republican. for district at
torney, is swept clean by tho citizsu
democratic element. The results are the
most unlocked for in the political history
of the district. Woodland tdem.) ia elected
state senator. while the democrats secure
two representatives.
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A Murderer Arrested.

MlssouLA, June a. Especial. Sheriff
Houston has just received word that Knox,
the murderer of Searles. twas arrested to-
night at Bearmouth by Deputy Sheriff
Fowler.
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ME MAKkEIA
STOCKS

Y" @-" ---"" -" TUCkH 100000 ---"| """"""
NEW yeRw. June (. Bar silver. s9k.
Copper--Dnll; lake, S11.85,
Lead--Qniet; domestic. $420@4.2 rs. @@
The stock market was still quiet and except in
a few leading shares even dull to-day, while the
general list had no decided tendency Of prices in
either direction. Activity was confined to st.
Paul, Burlington and Northern Pacific. The
cless was quiet, firm, generally at fractional
gains. <@
Governments-Steady; dull,
Petloleum-July closed. 54asc.
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Ihavs . positive fsnsay for the absvs disease; byits
ase thonsaads Of cases Of the worst kind and Of lsag
standing hass bcsn cursd. lndssd 10 strong is ny faith
IA ito eGeacy, that I will saad Two BorTLRs yRKA, with
INVALUABLE on this disease to any suS.
Ssrax who viii sand INC their Express and 20. address.
e A. eIocums NJ. Gee 181 Pearl 6t.s N. "
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TN THE DISTRICT. Court OF THE FIRST
! judicial district Of the state OF Montana, In
and for the county Of Lewis and Clarke.
IN the matter Of the petition Of the Citizens
Notice l. hsrsby given that the !Gitizsns Eleo-
e distr tsss oeo oem e e. Fl Tir. aa iadis sDPtaiH i:t1iss e e r. e.
and Clarke. for An order Of tho said court, dis
tion viii b heard in the court roon q depart
ment No; ?, ct the district court ct the First
I'D q. c di,t.,:t Is pf l the s tat S & Mont e 4. IN oo ,na
house. in. the city of Helena, IN said county, on
the 18th day Of june. Al is02a, At 10 o'clock a.
erted may appear aud show cause. it any, why
{: :e' &: :1 prayer q t sss'1 p&s III J: !! a't tRs aid d'ceS is J
trict con1t Of the. First judicial district Of the
and Clarke. this isth day Of May. IN the year
OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred AMI
ninety-tve.
By i: =. Thompson Deputy ClerK.
A LAS sUMMoNs-1N THE DISTRICT
"A court Of the First judicial district Of the
state, OF Mont.na. in and for the county Of
Adolf Hoist. plaintiff, vs.. Thomas Mackoy, de-
fendant.
The state Of Montana sends greeting to tho
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against You By tho above named plla:inii1
of the state OF Montana, in and for the county OF
Lewis AND Clarke, and to answer the complaint
filed therein, within ten days. exclusive of the
summons, il served within this . county aaSy,; O: i
within twenty days; Otherwise within forty days.
or Judgment by default will be taken against You
according to the prayer OF said complaint.
i he lAld action 10 brought to .obtatn a judy
ment OF raid court against YOU for the sum OF
S2OT9, upon an account for labor and materials
Furnished on contract and a decree forecloslng q
meohanio's lien securing said account upon The
property described in the complaint on file
herein to which you are referred Tor = more par
ticular statement, and costs Of suit. including
<25 ATTORNEYS fees and 81 for filing lien.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail to
appear and answer the Raid complaint, as above
required. the said plaintiff will take deia ,t
against You and apply to the court for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal OF the dis
trict court OF the First judicial district OF ths
aud Clarke. this Gath day Of May. in the year
OF our Lord ono Thousand eight hundred and
isEsI. JOHN BEAN. CLERK.
BY H. E. FIREMAN. Deputy Clerk.
J. M. Clements, Attorney for plaintiff.
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Z CloAinG

Money on Gail easy; closed ofier7 deW msme
mercantile paper "a G5:. sterling eIA kbaep .rm;
~sixty-day bills "A. s7h; demand $4,88pG@V
&c.," CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHICAGO. June a.-Close-Wneat-.Ea Easy; cash,
s.: July. s5Ac.
C~orn-Lower; cash, 51Mc; July. 1880.
Oats-steady: cash, 32ssc: July. 32Mc.
Pork-Cash July, $40. SIN
Lard-Cash, IS, 35: July, S6.42h.
Short ribs-Cash July, 1914 Il.
Shoulders-Short clear, unchanged.
fJtICAbD CAVE Il.
CHICAGO. June 9.-Cattle-Recstpta. $4,000;
steady; best steers, S4.25@4. u: Others So. 1904. Is:
stockers and feeders, $3.0043.75 Texans, s. 25g
400. .~m1
sheep-Receipts. 5000: shade lower; clipped
natives and Westerns, SIS .25Gs5 rs: clipped Tex
ans, S4.65&4.S5.
Hogs - Receipts, $4,000: lower: mixed,
s4.7O94. 81; prime heavy and butchers, SkS7h
$500 light, S4,55G14. 80,
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A GENTS, WANTED-MALE AND FEMALE,
O. old and young, So to S25 per day easily made
silver. nickel, copper and brass plating. that IS
warranted to wear for years. on every class of
metal, tableware, iewelry, etc. Light and easily
handled, no expense required to operate them.
Tan be carried BY hand with ease from house to
house, same as grip sack or sachel.. Agents are
making money, RAPIDLY. fhey sell to almost
Cheap, durable. simple and within the reach Of
every one. Plates almost instantly, equal to the
finest new work. Send for circulars. etc. Queen
City, Silver and Nickel Plating Co.. East st.
Louis, LII. ~
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Full Quart Cans IS Cents
BACH, CORY e. CO.,
Fine Grocersi and Liquor Dealers, Helena, Montana.

0UMMONs-IN THE DISTRICT COURT
= q the First iadiciAl district Of tho state Of
fMHonLanA. n and Tor tho county Of Lewis and
Apnie y. Merritt, plaintiff. y. Madeline /.
The stAts 8 .MontanA sends greeting to tue
above named defendant:
You Ars hereby required to appear In IN action
IL aiipP Il 6: s di.ssiss ys co.,. = 81 & AZ ass III. a, ,asiois plsdt I..
: :::;, I. 4 Il l; nj; N; s s LII. s s';:':' Isl. n, 4 !: = ; !: 3 j. ::
s:Tyio. y You d tA,. 40 simmons. ss' 4 ss,,: Nv sits liz
vithliln this, district. within twenty days; cthssr.wiss
,yithin forty .days. q judsHgsnt b, default VII
90 % tAs zen sgsinst you, acoordinE = The prayer Of
The .sla aetion 4 brought to quiet tho title Of
plainti9, to that certain lot ct land, situate. "
1as i:e "a sf' el.. ! =. :,. ~ i = h. a; | to e : fs Ct
atbesn uh): II block th.ss % q u. ORIGINAL
t sesrs s.m q hs|; e: e e set rom . s S:s,;i f I'LL HI:
dsf.pd.nt Ia: - interest Or estate whatever L IL
Ant = null ana void !. sgsinst plsintiffs tie
| S.ss / |. i, i. r. as;.! s'; sssistn; III . s':iss|ES S;;.s;s
Pos:...io. !1aaIias ss.id tine .d!ss.sly to d.
isss and . sra al sas ii , q Which fsl, spp a. na no re
iully. 4 the complaint On 6ie hsrsifnl 10 whioohh
spssi;! .sf:s.,cs !: h.rsez mad.
AAN VN.AAV A0x0Uy Ut1L1 tHhL ~ you IAlk 10
required. the said plaintiff will apply to the
court for the relief demanded In the complaint.
Given under my hand and tho seal Of the dis
trict court Of the First Judicial district of the
stAts OF Montana. ~ and for tho county Of Lewis
~ ~-I-D md Clarke, this 18th day OF
Seal May, In the. year Of our Lord,
District{ one thousand eight hundred and
Gc osrt; , niAsty-twe. Jorn rrAN c,.,t.
BY H. r.. THoMfsoN, Deputy Clerk.
T.. I. KNOWLES. Attorney for plaintiff.
- % - ------------- ------v-- -----
NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
~ Notice 4 hereby given that : meeting OF
company will b held st tho oiate ct tho COM
pany. atsl7 Kaisht strsst. IN 10 city Of Helsna,
June, 1911, fer the purpose Of submitting. to such
stookholders ? proposition to increase the capi-
tai stock Of the Mac Mining d Milling company
to the amount Of four hundred thousand t4O0,-
NO) shared Of the par value Of Ave 3dollArs (S6)
per share: the present capital etosk Of said CON-
pany being three hundred thousand 600, OOO)
shares Of the par value Of Ave dollars ($5).
By order Of the board Of trustees
~ 4. MCLEAN.
" .. +. President
'". N". H. "A. MCLEAN,
J.. q. MoCANN,
~ H-.. ....- THO8. JENKIN,
. .~ yH.r@ A. MCLEAN, d
f Majority Of Trustees.
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EOR sALEr-FINE EIGHT-ROOM BRICK
residence on west side. only two blocks
from Main street; fronts on two streets; very
cheap. Steele & Clements.
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AlTuATION WANTED-BY A BOY OF IL
y wishes for. any kind, Of work. Inquire At
1913 breckenridge street,
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TOK SALE-S1, 900, 75x125 FEET, 4-ROOM
! franc house, Broadwatcr motor line; $500.
sox1ao feet, Groom frame house. 80 feet, double
property; $500, s4x110 feet. 8-room frame house
on Lawrence street; 5000, l001l40 feet, 4room
brick house on Eleventh avenue. \. s. French j.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

EOH sALE-12, 500: TWO-STORY RESIDENCE
- OF seven rooms; water on both Hours; stable
and oItb!tilldings; Ninth avenue, betweon Beattie
and hsleigh; this ID y bargain. Steele 4 Glenn.
ente.
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FOX ~HENT-kOOM In PRIVATE FAMILY
= with or without board ut sos Ewing street.
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SITUATION WANIED-RY AN AMERICAN
~ girl Of experience a. housekeepar Id = 4 mail
servant. Hest Ut references. Address house
keeper this ofica.
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SITUATION WANTEDr-AH .DNES6MAkE h
4, tn. private family, reasonable charges. Al
dress box 10l1, HAl6na, ~ ont.
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- house on Spencer street, near Rodney, only
few minutes from. postot6ca at great bargain.
Steele q Clements.
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BOARD Asp RooM oFFEnEn-

TOE RENT-ROOMS AND BOARD. III
Warren street, corner Sixth ave.
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TOR sALE-LOW-A CHOICE BUILDING
l. lot facing on Broadwater hotel grounds
(east frcnt) VIM. Mutt, ast
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SITUATION WANTED = A GIRL WISHES
Address A. Il, this Office.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY MALE COOK IN
- lrotel or restaurant. Address 9. hood, this
office.
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EOR SALE-LOIS AND ACREAGE AT KALI
4 ispell, the new railroad town in the Flat
head valley. VIM. Muth, agt.
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FOR SALE--$S,s 500, 35xSa S-ROOM BRICK,
= cellar. wAtes, etc, on Raleigh street; SS,8OO.
A2x8S. 9-roym brick. cellar. water. eto.. on Nal.
eigh street; $500. b0xl00. feet. 6-room frame
broom frame house on Broadway. E. 3. Frsnch
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SITUATION WANTED 10 DO GENERAL
~ housew0rk. Address 20 Raleigh street.

SITUATION WANTED-HY A LADY AS
- bookkeopar or onics work; understand ate
geography. Address Mrs, Ada Wants, 11lU High
land avenue. HelOnA Mont.
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,OST-AT IL NJ. d, LADY'S GOLD WATCH
- between corner of Breckenridge and Warren
and lower Rodney. Return to this Office and
finder will DO literally rewarded.
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BUSINESS ~CHANCE-A HOTEL DOING AN
~ excellent business, central location, first
class furniture. nearly new; dining and kitchen
equipments for 100 guests: only $1,000 cash. bal
ance on time. Owner has larger intsrests and
must dispose OF this. Address Herbert Il. Reed,
Galley block.
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EOR RENT-STOHE OR OFFICE ROOM IN
i opera house. Steele & Clements.
LNOR RENT-FlNE LARGE BASEMEN ON
e Upper Main street. Steele d Clements
FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS IN
l. opera houss. Steele Il Clements.
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LOB sALE-FOR $500 GOOD BUILDING
i lot 50x150 on South end Of Rodney street.;
address box M, city postof6ce,
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IATANTED-EACELLENT CHANCE FOR A
w gentleman OF intelligence and activity t,
represent largest corporation n every city and
254, Helena.
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L Main street 1oOx125 feet, fronts on three
streets; will be sold ct a great ~sacritioe> Steele
Glemente.
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FOR SALE-$l,S00. 25xl1s, 4-ROOM FRAME
frame haose. Blake street; $4,000. 42xsS feet,
Groom brick on sixth avenue, Beattie; %, sou
35xaS feet, Groom brick on Beattie street. f.. 3.
French Il Ca
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1892-04-15
The Largest Clock in the W Grid

The largest clock in the world is
the tower clock of the British House
of Parliament. Among the peo-
pie of London this monster
clock is known as s'Big Ben Its
four dlals are each % feet in Diane,
ter, the minute hard moves A inch
es every minute, the pendulum is
Is feet long, the b-,l on which the
hours are struck is s feet high 8 feet
in diameter and weighs Is tons, and
the hammer which strikes the hours
has weight slightly over 500 pounds.
The quarter hours are struck on
smaller bells. The clock runs
eight and half DAYS, but strikes
only seven and halt, thus by its
silence indicating neglect on the
part of its care takers. 1t is wound
once a week and requires the laber
of two men nearly a halt day to
wind it up for its eight days work.
Pain n construction and contain
ing no remarkable features like the
great clock OF the Strassburg Cath
edraI, il is, nevertheless, in the
magnitude of its parts and massi>
veness of its construction, superior
TO any other clock in the world.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1892-04-15
THE SEASONS.

There are four seasons-spring.
summer, autumn and winter [
love for spring to come. Then
the birds begin to sing their sweet
songs of glee, the grass comes up so
pretty and green and wild flowers
bloom and fill the air with sweet
perfumes. And then comes sum-
mer. What a splendid time we
havel Our vacation comes then
and We have nothing to do but
play and visit. What d nice time
we have going wading Next
comes autumn, the poet has said
the saddest of the year. L think it
is the prettiesi; the trees with their
many-colored leaves are just lovely.
We are then ready for school again
and can study all the better for our
long rest. Winter two has its
pleasures. When we gather around
the bright fire side to study and
read, perhaps 10 pop corn or crack
nuts, we are almost ready to ex-
claim, don't you think that winter
is the most pleasant season ?
ANNIE KEARNEY.