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The morning call., 1893-01-18

KEEP UP THAT RAsPINo CouGH at the peril OF
breaking down your Lungs and Throat. rather let
the Afi cted immediately resort to Dr. n Jaynes
kxpectorant which cures all Cou ;hs aud Colds aud
aneliorates all Lung Complaints and Throat.alls.
The morning call., 1893-01-18
RUTHERFORD B. HAYES.
lie Was President at a rIOSt Critical
Time.

Rutherford Birchard Hayes. nineteenth
President Of the United States. was born
10 Delaware. Ohio. October 4. 1922 His
fsther had died in July, 1922, leaving the
widow in what. for those days, was consid-
tsed easy circumstances. The boy received
hh fTst education In the common schools,
The morning call., 1893-01-18
OFFENSIVE ECZEMA
Suffered Terribly. Doctors and Medis
cine Useless. Cured in Four
Weeks by Cutieura.

I have boy fifteen years old, born IN Flshsill.
portrait enclosed who had the eczema so offensive
that could not stay III the room with him. Tbs
The morning call., 1893-01-18
Cuticura ResoIvent

The new Rlood and skin Purifier, internally. and
CUrIcURA the great Skin Cure and CUrIcuRA
soar, an exquisite SKIN Beausiher, externally, in-
stantly relieve and speedily cure every disease anu
humor OF the skin, scalp and blood, with loss OF
hair from infancy TO age from pinples TO scrotuia
Sold everywhere Price, CUrrcURA, soc; SoAr.
25c. REsoLvENr, 81. Prepared by the PorrzE
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION. Boston
hp- "How tc Cure Skin Diseases" 81 pages SO
Illustrations and testimonials Mailed free.
The morning call., 1893-01-18
ONE MORE DUEL.
The Element of Comedy Again Comes
to the Front.

PARIS, Jan. 17-Deputy Paul de Cassa-
gnac appeared before the Parliamentary
Commission Of Inquiry to-day and re-
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MARINE Nxwa.

TArccsH. Aug. AS r. m.--Clear; fresh
southwest wind. Passed in--Ssr Nsek.
oaav NJ 10 - .. M. Oh and schr nj II 10 N
-. BIZ 81 I q IN; Rr 81 Glsnaivin all "a
= m. four-mast schr az Is p. m. .ehr
o. so p. m: sh l. J. Morse. in tow of Ia.
coma, ~ 2 r. m. .''sh at : 81 n m sa Ivan.
bee at p IN: sh and eehr at 10 y. M.
Oh India Of 3 As r M. Sd in tow Of Morul
pe.sing ont -
Nssa Bar. Aug. As p n. - Clear:
Night Southwest wind.
Fvsar. Aug. As p m.-clsar; srssh
ocrth wind.
Fcas cxrscKSr. Aug. As p m.-Cseas;
Ssssh wcst wind.
Fosr AsssrEs. Aug. As p m.-Ciear;
1Oosh west wind.
Pear TOWNSEND. Aug. A--fSpseial,--Ar.
sivsd--sch cerons. ,, days from Newport.
- orders: sh Conqaeros. ID days nom
oAn Francisco. for Fort B.akeley and Ia
oema. 10 load lamber for France. nh
yvanhoe. Il days from san Francisco. for
osatsi~. BIZ iatia, from port OF I.os Anss-
~, at Sanasmo: kr sh Gienslviu. - day,
okoa San Diego. Tor Tacoma
The British ship Earl Of puncora vas
ooued tram Port Gamais 10 Tacoma today
- Anish her cargo Of lumber
oAx fxASrsscc. Aug. A-Arrivea-str
nomulus from Nanasms. hk George r.
Manson, 81 kesstls: str Oregon. from
Portland. via Astoria neparsea-Str
Slate Of California; for Astoria: ctr Costa
Rico. for Nansime; be r X. Ham, for
Port MakeAey.
Lcsrcs, Aug A-SieAsed- Esraria. from
New York.
Nxs yeax. Aag. A-Arrivst--Aagusea
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The 0reat Northern railroad 10 remov.
No the buildings from the depot ate on
yarkson street ~ fas: ~ satisfactory set.
Elements can Be made With the ieasehe,d.
en. Many OF the leases have already been
bought. but terms cannot be made for
eehers. and the railroad company may de.
eide to uast until they expire before tax.
ine possession of the ground.
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xEeAE xorre.,

49,
NUTIcE TT cRKnrroR~--fr
- mar esufs 81 Tie ssass & w.
N the master a. the snsixnnrre go
- sEso<vezk Notice % rfsx6Tr~~I
Nss>ce y A<r~ey esver - - -
Nay. a u. lN9S T. IN IT, r.
mA'se ezeezte1 and delivered -
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Aakes. s~SNnee named saerria 49,
a<E ment Wa Hied fce r<raef = s7..,
end1se< 81 King county. state q
sne 9yFa Say a. May. 4. n - ~
reco<1 therein. that - 4 asafrSSS ~
tne CLERK 81 TIE anevs- easkx.~S
true Inventory end vA,aatsea ~ - ~
tas<s q nstSr oath. - ~ as tns -
hss Kacwses1ses aud his h~uA - u.s.
9alrtss ~ law. And h ssw smlnS
Yea are kefebv RosIned and
10 me ~ nv a4zBcs. No SIS HssS p.
cay ~ Seattle. state e W nshfrc~S..s
monshs frcxn and afser tie 49, ~ r,
cAfson II sAfs ncetce, ss-~sfs 1lsSsss 80
III 2Sth day 81 June. 4. IA -
you may have a8ainss sasa RI ~
cams - ~ vertas1 und0r - -
pgosenfjHS unm~ -
FRANK ".
Dated thls 33d day 81 Lara p
Date q arst pa eiicaxioa. Iss1 ~
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coUSrr sos


NorfcE TO TAxPAY4A o7I
Az y. Wash EoSice y -
ooard 81 county com u,sssfun
auss Z, lse1 ior the paspsnS1
r0sl ~ 1854 Al sAxpAyu6 n
Of tAx arr hereby nasi n<1 r
saturday, August ID iS1x
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Counsy Audisor and II q r.
~ Ccuosy Com missionee1 -
Dated ~ s<asfie. July u = :. -.
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NEW LIBRARY ROOMS.


1hs pstlle IlAssy No. beesns 90 = -
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m, ~ eupes, ueuiA agrse - givs. for .
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oorv1eo 6 81 henu $1,000. Ths library
IN 49, - reoched from Janeo ssFssI
49, VII - n sd6isieaal sccomnoda-
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- Modern Geology" 4 q. Roberta.
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SEATTLE
MEDICAL an s.
DEPBN1n
-CoHDUCTkD 1T-
Drs. Merrill & MGG

LIS N10XIIl1 CO M4N
The NEST wi1ely and fAvosAhay kneN1
on The Pacific Coast The doctoeD -
uAsea from the Cuivornfty Of the eNx
ead o. Long Sand o1fego Hoepe
Ncw orb. ana their long oxpenoDe9
skf!l end univeraat success In The
core VI Chronic diseases entttjo 49,
paysscians - the full con1dence = i
every whefo.
30 massss vhas your complaint. -
saccesaful specsaitse, Who ere 49, -
In many c0ses that have been pfpoo11l
Ihey treat SCI GNTlHlCAkAyQ
CeSSECLlY. euye 0C1CAtl
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aDR1AENCE8-Rev. DsvtA 8 =
(loRk'e Beesogy: MIA l.. = ,. AuaA r.
WasAlnUton: 2ov. WAiiacs NustoG
versisy street. ed parents 81 fosmeR r.
rog further tnfogDaaion apply - e.
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HE SEAvyA i
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Jse sassa. routes saa otAsr insosmasfeao
4. n CHARLTON. Asss 0sa PasA
No III Fiat -. rors1nG
4. NADgAU. Gen. Agent. seassia &C
o6Rce. corner Teolee avenue aAd frene3
oeDos ticket of1csL corner Wsss and Ceiaml
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CONTAGIOUS AxD DUILDEHs.

r CONWAY. J. ~ DO0ART-CoNwAY 4
u Bceasi Contractors pile driving. ortias build
u etc estimates furnished HssdQuasssEs 922S
Third streeS
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MEDICAL.

II ADIEss CHICHESTER EN0LIsH PEN.
II nyrcyaa Hin (Dtamond bFand) aso the beee
eAfe. fslebie; take other seu1 - (staaapal
for paxttculaRD helef foe Ladies' IN letter By r.
turn mail A. druggiseA Chkches1oe Chomicoa
10 Phiiadelphta Pa
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L>oENIs- Eu NcH or KEYS OWNER can
Il have Same by fsusfng property aux saying fug
aavsxsesoaea1 xAii - fssa- ksseii4esneeg oenuA
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Dur uopssosdeaisd sals commences today.
Hssms, Rauscn 3 Co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-05

IV1KIOH BATRR.
LACE FAY OWES vAPoR BAFHa AND
n mAluesic trsaamsus; hour fto0 - Q - =
p m 30 RFoat ssreos. room II.
I AIDES TURKISH BATHS TUESDAY ANp
~ FndAy. 2 20 =: geatIemeas hakha, ~ m .
. N IL. Columbia street
, 1893-12-06

A%benbbIatt Der 81. @taatssto. l Gent
, 1893-12-06
Stdoti1bes.
KIetne yladridten.

Die 8oli3iiten 8etcrS un6 Gulen
entOeften 9eitcrn NbenO in bcm 6auie SO.
537 0filipoufee 9lOe. Gin Seltcr, alarmirten
Die Q0idmannibaft unb retteten Die orct
&tnoer bes I'M eriten Stoftpert %nobnbaften
9auSeigent9iimers 0enrp 9ebet aus Dem
e%rltidenben Qu1lm.
= &i9ter 6orton ~ernannte seltern @m.
SO. Gobertlon gum &eripaIter Der @bicago
Sruit & Savings 8anf, beren 8rGiibent
Daniel s.. Solman lit. 9ieier S9ritt
tpuroe unternommen, neil nab gtniicbt Der
QtftionGre YrGiiocnt Tolman iicb %fragtpiirz
bigger 6anblungcn i9ulDig macbtc uno iicb
auf ibre Soften b%creicberte, lpe5baIb tie auf
cine 2tbrec5null8 Dringen.
= 9tuf benz @ciunb9eitSamt pur6en
geItern bier neitere 8latternfGle gcmeLbet.
9ret Sbulfinber, Soief Batef, $40. 522
25. Yloce, 3onD &ocornef, 03o. 1897 21.
StraBe, lnb Elm &inb in benz 6auie gto.
1O5 9tortpoob StroBe, un6 auBerbem Der
20 Sabre alte Sobn 0teIiOn, go. POP 6airz
biep 2tOe., muBten na9 Dem 8latternz
bpipital bef0r6ert tperOen.
, 1893-12-06
Sur NaAobmun9 empfohlen.

Inn eincm rou9cmein tief0efiiblten
8ebirIniB 0b3u6elfen," Ooben a6t atrben
Oer g}orbieitc Ben 8eidbluB 8efaBt, BON
Treitog oil bic Gbiren auf3ubalten u1o
aucn 9boacbIoien etnen llnteri3nlpf gu
gcndbren. 9iele &irc9en itno:
BcI0en 9(oe. 8apttlt.
8eIoen Npc. BrcSDDtcrian.
3ofe 8iem Congregational, Seminary
unb 2iQ Qtpe.
Gracc @ngIii6 2ut6eran, 8eIOen Noe.
unb 2arra6eeitraBe.
8eSlep WtetbOOiit, 9a(ite6ftr. unb 8eL,
ben Q(Ue.
Gbnrdb Of tie G~ooenont, 9alfteOitr. un6
8elDcn 2(pe.
6uQerton 2toc. Yre8bpterion.
G9riit CHAPEL, Orcbar6z unO @enters
ftraBe.
, 1893-12-06

Sine pro4OoQe SammIung BON Speioben, puppen unb SphIcn i'm
Nnner 8aienent. @nerne Speliad6en bon ie6er 8eibreibung, ale Sorcn
90lerne SpteNaben, v8euops Sous, mebannbe Speiocben, @un1mt7
SpeQoben, on8etHbete uno unan9etkt6ee Bnppen bon ieber Sorte. 9Qe
neuen pno beItebten SpeIe, 8icpces, GrtcDcss, gBa8en, Scluten etc. gu
populGren 8reHen.
, 1893-12-06
Oerfdludte etnen Dollar.

6reb. 8runer, $40. 4617 Q(tlantic Str,
tpoHte am Somnta8 ietnen Nnge6Origer
lnebrere 8unititiife 5eigen. Gr CAB bor,
etaen StlberboQar beri4Ctden GIT pollen.
Der Dollar iblitpfte lpirfli6 in feline
Seble, orobte, TIN gu eritiGeu unb UNI bies
81 permeioe1, i6luGte ct i'm 6t1unter.
pas @elOitttf befinOet iib jeBt in ieiuem
Wta8en uno ct ieIber i'm @Ount06oipitQl,
no man ipabri6einli6 cine Separation an
felDaft lit.
, 1893-12-06

@er Q(rbeiter ir9enb tpelcber Nrt bratcbt,
erreicbt ieinen 3ned an biuiglten un6
beiten bur1 cine 9(n5eiee in Der Nbenbausz
9abe Der Suinois StaatS5eitung. 9reis 10
Gents, tpenn nidt me6r ais 10 00rter.
, 1893-12-06
@eneroLitontannmnIt mnlnnah to

9eneralitoatsontpalt Malonc0 traF
9e1fern aus SpringfieIb bier elm unb nobut
I'M @reat gtortDcrn 9Otel Qbftei9equartlcr
Sped 1etnes 9lerieinS itnb gelptiIe Inter
1Ic9nltgen betrenS Der Spring @aQe0 Goal
@ooy Die Dor. Der @efabr ftebt, t6ren 6rciz
BRET 5t nerlieren, bo ite ben 8eDinqunocn
oellel0en ntcbt nocb8etommen lit.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-12-09
A Watermelon Eaters Plight.

Al Vim, a 6O-year-old colored man liv.
ing at $500 South Broadway, submitted
to u peculiar operation at the City hos
pital for a peculiar ailment. 1t was the
cutting out of 1000 watermelon seeds
from his internal mechanism.
The old man had been in a watermelon
patch over in East St. Louis. He was en-
joying himself finely, when he was dis
turbed by the approach of some one. Seiz-
ing a large, fine green melon, he "lit out. "
He soon realized, though, it would be i'm
possible to carry chat melon very much
longer. If it was only on the inside, how
ever, it would be all right. With this
thought in his mind he began to throw
huge chunks of melon down his throat,
still running like a deer. He didn't stop
to chew. He didn't even stop to spit out
the seeds. VIM has a mouth like the
opening Of a coal mine, and "everything
went" into its black depths. When the
old man concluded he was out of dan
ger he stopped running andfound that the
entire big melon was gone. lie did not
experience any particular Inconvenience
from his gigantic meal for u couple Of
days. Then he had the "worstest" stom-
ach ache he ever had. He was doubled
up with horrible cramps for a day and
then came to the hospital. DR.. Marks cut
Win open and got a quart of seeds.-St.
Louis obe-Democrat.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-12-09

SUMMONS-!N THE DISTRICT EUURr OF
- the First Judicial distii let of the state Of
Montana. in and for the county Of Lewis and
Clarke.
i. l.. Gordon and Frank R. Helt. co.p.rtuers
1. Gordon 4 Company. plaintiffa vs. Charles {.
Ihe state Of Montana send. greeting to the
above named defendant:
You arc hereby required to appear in an action
tift IN the distri't court of the First judicial
district Of the state Of Montana. In and for tho
county OF Il Wis and Clarke. and to answer the
complaint hled the Gin. within ten days lexclu-
sl,e OF the day OF eervlce) after tina service on you
OF this SUNNI on: if served within this county;
or fseryed oat OF TIL. county, but within thi. dis
trieL within. twenty days; olhf rNise within forty
deys, or Judgment by defiant will be taken
against You according TO the prayer Ut sid COM
The said action 10 brought to obtain . iudg.
msnt OF said court against you for the sum Of
two hundred and ssvsnt -nino and 74-AaO do lars
wares and merchandise sod and delivered ny
1888. 1t Helena Mont.o.:. for inta1ss: on said
mum from July d. 1865. TO- unreasonable and
costs ct suit; A.. =, R1s' fully sppss,s
reference 10 hereby had.
And you .s0 hereby notia ID, that Il 'oa fail ALL. 70
BY default a<ainst you for snii sum Of 500 u,
with interest thereon at 10 Fer cent pes aanum
frem !u!y q 1881. and for costs Of suit.
trict Court OF the lirst Judicial Distric;
ofthe / tate Of McntAas, in and
<C..I7 Tor tbs , Ounty of L0wis and
Sal II: ! H!::: s' In s III III st.; st. ~ :; or :; f : I'd
Court. oae tiiouA# nd eight hundred
N 1ohiS ssAN. Clerk.
IyG G. .. FREEMAN. deputy Clerk.
r. n. 4 s. II. Mc.n;ire. D %sintifs' attorneys.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-12-09
Ellen Terry'y Characters.

Miss Terry thinks-and rightly too
that Il dress should do much to indicate
the character Of the oma who is wear
ing it, as witness the dress she wears as
Lady Macbeth, which looks like a coiling
snake. II could have gone mad" she
said, t'as Ophelia, much more comforta-
bly, in black than in white. But, oh the
little ms and puts Of which the public
know nothing. Hamlet and Othello must
be black, then Ophelia and Desdemona
must be white"
Then on the question of studying a part.
Any schoolgirl ear learn the words of a
part, but that is a very different thing to
knowing and growing up, as it were, with
the character you are called upon to con
ceive and create. To study means to
know, to know means to be-. I saw one of
her books. Its leaves were i~nterspersed
with almost as many notes as there was
type-notes o N the character of the wo-
man, period, costume, surroundings, in
fuences. One little note reads: ''Charac-
ter-U ndemonstrative Singing voice
About IS. She ought to be nice looking,
for the king Of France took her without
any dover. Every servant in the court
loves her-indced, the court fool pines
away when she goes to France"
Some half dozen books, az for the same
character, are full of notes of this kind.
She loves Beatrice and Ophelia the best,
and the shortest and smallest part she ever
played was only a year or two ago, when
she went on at an amateur performance
and the applause which greeted her would
scarcely allow her to give her one and
only line, "Please, ma'am, are you hin
or are you hout?"-Strand Magazine.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-12-09
SHFRJFF's SALE ROBERT 8. HALE,

= plaintiff. "a. Ynn;ee L Ha,kiIl. Dallas Has.
kill and Fohert c. "allaos. detenaants.
Under. and by, virtue Of an, order Of sale and
dist rict court OF tneFiret judicial distric! Of the
state u Montana. in and for the county of Lewis
and Clarke. on the -atn day It Novomb.r A.
D lses. IN the above entitled action. wherein
tanned = Judgment and decree Of foreclosure and
sale agaan J. Eunice L. AaskilI. 1 ailaa Ia :
kill and hobart g.. Nsll..e. defendant.
1857. Tor the sum of s5.sst.3s. besides in.er-
eat. costs and attorney's fees, which said decree
was; on the ,,7tn nsy, Of N"vemDer: A.. y. ls 70.
p psse -. 4 I anu eo%m. SSSx TO- to sell 81 al ' ,ho.s ee osr;. n
lots. piece or parcel Of land. situate. lying and
beinG in the county Of Lewis and Clarke, state Of
Montana, and bounded and described ~ follows.
to wit:
Lots numbered ssyentsen Q7) and eighteen
t1s). in block BIZ six hundred and two
tbas) OF the Hoback q cannon, addition, to tho
s sna 9. ls.fpS 9ss ssja f.s p:if% 9ons on 1'i Ssn, i's a,snu:'
formerly called Centre strest) and one hundred
and forty GAO, feet deep. ana bounded on tho
north BY an alley, OF, tho east by Koback street.
BY lot numter sixteen Qr). in aid block. Is said
lots and block are numbered. Designated and de-
scribsd on the plat of said Hotack h I annon
cesdsc Of said county Il Lsvia ard CLARKE.
Public notice is hereby given that on Tnea.
day, The 18th day Of becet.hs,. A y, 1893. st IA
O'Clock m. OF that day. at the front door Of the
Montana, l will. in obedience to said order Of sals
and decrae Of foreclosure and eale, sell the above
described property, or 50 much thereof - may b
n .ss ea.,., to to . ths S; s.5s d .na list III biad a.,sF e.
cash in hand.
Given under my hand this 9th day of Novem-
CHAELFs D.. CUR1Is. Sheriff
~ p~- - %rns T'r,anr ShariH
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-12-09
THE ELECTRICIAN.

Tho first patent on the Bell receiver en-
pires in 1894, and then i twill DO possible TO
construct private available telephone lines.
The initial installation Of tho Niagara
electric power arrangements provides for
IL, 900 horse power. More can be obtained
almost beyond limit.
Mr.. Bidwell of Toledo claims to be the
first and original discoverer OF the trolley
pole and stand in the transmission of cleo
tricity for car propulsion from the single
overhead wire.
It has been computed that in q single
cubic foot Of the ether that fills all space
there are locked up 10000 foot tons Of en-
ergy which has hitherto escaped notice. 10
unlock this boundlcss store n suhdue it
to the service Of man is u task fol- the cleo
trician Of the future.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-12-09
Tho Cause of Rheumatism

An acid which exists in sour milk end
cider. called Tactic acid, is believed by
physicians to be the cause OF rheumatism.
Accommodating in the blood. it attacks the
hb'ous tissues in the joints, and causes
ngonizinR paina. What is needed Is II
remedy to neuttalize the acid. and to SO in
vigorate the kidneys and liver that all
waste will be carried off. Hoods Sarsnp.
arilla 10 heartily recommended by many
whom IT has cured OF rheumatism. 1t pos
sesses just the desired qualities, and 30
thoroughly purihes the blood az 10 prevent
occurrence OF rheumatic attacks. We sup-
aest a trial OF Hood'a Ssrsepsril!s by all
who suner from rheumatism,