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CHARLES D. lCUKTIH, fhoriR.
BY FRED r Eoss. under sheriff.
SHERlFF,s sALE-JEnoME wHEELocK.

SHERlFF,s sALE-JEnoME wHEELoCK,
~ plaintiff, W. N. W. Mcdonnell, Nahnie f.
Mcdonnell. frank v. Mc!,cnnell and tie
/ ndcr ana by virtue Of IN order Of sale. and
decree Of for closure and sale issued out OF the
district court Of tho ! irst judicial district OF tha
state 9f MontanS. in and for !ho eonaty Of L@ 9sas
In the sbnye entitled action. wherein jerome
Wheslock. the above named plaintiff. obtained
a Judgment end decree OF foreclosure and % Q
nell. Frank w. McConroll and the thomas
Cruise savings Banx, doiead ntg, on tho aoth
day Of August. A. d. 1889. for tho sum OF
s5.!ss. 80. besides interest. costs and attorneys fees,
gust, a. u. 1898. recorded in Judgment book No
OF, said court at rage -. l am commanaeh to
sell all that certain TO-, piece or parcel q lsnd
situate. lying and being in ths county o, !ewis
and Clarke, state Of Montana, and bonded ana
described Is follows. to wit:
Lots numbered six (6) and tevon Cd, IN block
Of tho CITY o; Helena in said Count, and state;
each Of enid lots having = frontage on t.ifth
avenue Of thirty .C0l feet and having . depth OF
one hundred uoO feot. more or loss. The more
map OF. plat OF said ~tnwnslte on hle a. provided
by law in tho Office Of the county recorder OF
ssid county being h'reby made = Iart hereof
Together with all and singular the tenemSnts,
hered taments and appurtenances thereunto be-
longing or In anywiSc nppe-tainin2.
lublic notice Is hereby given that on SATURDAY.
the ssd DAY Ct soptcm1hb r. eT; :. a: D aa 1879 e e IL T. o'c cnn.t
house, Helena, LOWS and CLARKE county. Mon
tana, l will. Ia obedience to said order of sale
and deere, of foreclosure and sale. soil the above
be necessary to satisfy raid Judgment, with in
tsrest and costs, to the highest and bsst bidder.
for cash in hand.
Given under my hand this soth day of Au-
CHARLES D. CURTIS. Sheriff.
BY FRED e. Hoss. Under Sheriff.
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WOman's Real Power.

I am somewhat younger and less ex.
perienced than + am supposed to be, but
having observed some, travelled some, met
several people and made a trifle of u fight
for existence lit must go'' when l assert
that the intuitive perception of woman
transcends the precision of man.
Never have I met the woman who would
claim this. They are read of in the press
dispatches, they are encountered now and
again in novels, but the real woman holds
herself in reserve and never overplays her
hand.
She is great because she is conscious Of
her real power.
She does not waste her nervous strength
on sympathy for her own sex.
This fact, / am aware, has been charged
to her discredit; bnt, in my humble mas
culine Judgment, this adds to the score Of
her prescience and stamps the hall mark of
pure femininity upon her.
The struggle for existence is unknown to
most women, but when they have to make
1t how gallantly brave they are!
The wreck of manhood is contemptuous;
the despair OF womanhood is pathetic, be.
yond all the powers of rhetoric to describe.
Julius Chambers in New York Recorder.
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FOR lFNT-DWkLLINGS. HEBERP b.
heed y Co., opposite Grand Central hotel
Largest list in the city.
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PROPOSALS FOR BUILDINGS.
U. 8. INDIAN SERVICE,
ELACKFEEr AGENCY,

AikelNs NV SDUNTI. II pNIhNhS |
August 10. 1888. J
SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposal.
FOR Iuildirgs." and addressed to the under.
signed at fiegan, Teton county, Mont. will be
received at this agency until one o'clock p. m.
OF Friday. Septein Dor IL. 1893, for ths furnishing
OF ali necessary labor and materials and erecting
on sitter to be selected therefor by the under
sisned, on Willow treek. on tho I,lackfeet ressr-
vstton at this agency. one two-story frame ware
house building and one two story and attic frame
agents dwelling. rs per plans and specifications
which may be Examined at the offices of tho In
billings. Mont. and Mt this agency.
Proposals must state separately tho proposed
DO consumed in its. oonstruotion. K form OF
propo a. accompanies the speciiication..
al bidders will DO hold to conform to the
gust 1. 1892. relating to the limitation Of the
hours of daily service of laborers and mechanics
employed upon the public works OF tho United
States and tho District of Columbia.
Tho right is reserved to reject any or nll bids
or any part Of any bid IL deened for the best in
tsrest OF tine service.
CERTIFIED CHECKS.
Each bid must DO accompanied BY a certifed
check or draft upon some United states deposit
tory OF sol vent national bank in tho Vicinity az
the residence OF tho bidder. made payable to the
order OF the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs.
the proposal. which check or draft will 10 for
ieited to tho | nitd states in caso any bidder or
bidders receiving an award rhsli nfAi to promptIy
execute "A contract with good and Sufficient
snr.tios. otherwi'a TO be returned to tho bidder,
Bids accompanied by cash In lieu Of . certified
check will not be considered.
For further information M to building sites
means OF rsn,porfntion etc. otc.. apply to .
CAPT. L. w. COOKE. Us. A.,
Acting Y. 4. Indian Agent.
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Care of Chiidren's Ears,

In her anxiety that her children's ear.
shall be Thoroughly clean the mother en-.
beavers to remove every particle of earwaS
from the inner portion of the ear by boring
it out with a hairpin or other sharp instrl,
ment covered with a towel or with the cor,
ner of a towel twisted to u point. Nature
knows how to take care of those hidden re.
cesses far better than does the most accom-
plshed mother. This portion of the ear re.
quires no attention. Nature takes care Of
1t in the most admirable manner. Nothing
more irritating than a few drops of olive
oil warmed to Il temperature q little Adore
blood heat should ever be placed in the ear.
-Eyrhapua
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EOR R~ENT-FOtR NICELY FURNISHED
- rooms for housekeeping. Corner Of State
and Blake. No. 533.
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Train Up u Child.

Snow, dear, don't do that. Mothers
darling mustn't do that; it's naughty
And the little one is caught up in a perfect
furore of affection and Rugged and kissed
In the most enthusiastic manner.
Of'course mothers darling'' thinks tina.
1t must be very nice and cunning to do
things and then get cuddled for them and
straightway proceeds to do it again, and
the habit is formed that some day makes
serious trouble for the little one and a great
deal more for parents, for some day these
habits must be broken up and obedience
must be enforced. After years of willful.
ness and stubborn determination to have
his " way, it comes very hard for the
child to conform to rules and regulations
and abide by fixed laws. 1t would seem as
though it must be easier never to allow
such mischieyous habits to be formed. Ger.
tainly ludicious training and reasonable
affection would dictate that the child be
spared the pain and modification Of pun.
ishment and discipline when it involves
disgrace and often restraint that is the
only thing available under the circum.
stances.-New York Ledger.
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Independent Book Coupon No. |.
Ne; 1.-THE Old Mam'solle's Secret Ey ]

Ne n. iMNIhe Old Mam'sello's Secret. Hy e
No. S-Blind Fate; BY Mrs. Alexander
NNo. "a vacant 7 Vito. by Florence Warden.
No. 5-Rnfino. ~ Ouids.. ""''e '''"oe'
No. 6-Loyss Atonement. BY Th. Bentzon.
Ne; - Have Lived and Loved. BY Mrs.
Nc. Slot: Her Face and Her Fortune. BY Mrs.
No: 9-,Tho House on the Marsh. BY Florence
Warden.
No. 10; S saies Fancy Work:
No; ll-Wife in Name Only. Py Charlotte
Nc; 12-The Story of an African Farm. By
Nc; ls-shie, A History of Adventuro. py H. idor
No; Liking solomon's Mines. BY H. Rider
No. l5-Essays. First Series. Ely Waldo Emer.
No. is-AGamillo, By, Alexander Dumas.
No. 1.-THE Modern Home Cook Book.
No. ls-IEe Shadow of Sin. Ey Charlotte M.
No. i9 The seorot OF Her Life. BY Edward
Ne: 81 r' Ssss = Man Man. " WIZ %'i 81 J Gil1is Strange
No; z2-lhe Master of the Mine. BY Robt.
Nc; 2s-Lord Lisle's Daughter. B, Charlotte
No. 2-Esfays: Second Ferries. sy Ralph Waldo
No. 2s-Doris' Fortune. By Florence Warden.
AA'o A'S " k0AlVAu by o8OfX6 MAD.
No; PA lour Of the World in Eighty D.ya
No. ,8-A Nemesis. BY ]. MoLaren Cobban.
no, 29-Al]an Qu~artermain. Ly II. Rider Hag-
No, sO-The Scarlet Letter. Ky Nathaniel Haw-
Nc. 81 he Frontiersm.n. BY Gustave Aimard.
No. a2-At the Worlds Mercy. by Florence
No. 3a-Ihe Yellow, Mask. BY Wilkie Collins.
no; st-Matt; A Tale of . Caravan. BY Robt.
No s5-A Little Irish Girl. By 'The Duchess"
No. a6-Iorging tho settlers, Ey Mrs. Alexander.
No; s7,,Guitty or Not Guilty. By Amanda NJ.
Nc. ,ss--.sir Noel's Heir. BY Mrs. May Agnos
FLEMING.
No, ao-Tho Twelve Great Diamonds. Py Mr..
No 4o.LTho Heiress of Hendeo Hall. BY Elite
w. / ierce.
No R-lsora's Bridal Vow. BY Margaret
No. ,4s-Ralph R.ymond's Heir. Ey Horatio
No a'f sfr Il Fatal Glove b, cl.r. Augusta.
No 4'.-The Heir of Glsnville. By Francis A.
No. H-H Brave Little Woman. By Mrs. Mary
Nc: i5,-Ihe Queens Revenge. B, sylv.nus
No. 4s-The Mill Girl of Tyrol. By M. 7. Calder.
No. 49-Auld Lioht idylls BY in. Barrie.
No. 50-Derrick Vaughan. Novenist. ~ Edna
No. 51-The Duchess. BY 1.-THE Duchess"
No. b2-The Heir Of Lime. BY Robt. buchanan.
No. 53-The Two Orphans. by r. D'Ennery.
No: 54-A Crown of shame. BY florenos
Marryat.
No. 55-A Troublesome Girl. By The Duchess"
No. 57-Fanchon the Cricket. BY George sand
,5s-,1he Story of Elizabeth. ~ Miss
Thackeray.
No. ba-Two Kisses. ly Hawley Smart.
No. 60-A Mad Love. by Charlotte NJ. I'reams,
No. 6l-The Devils Die. BY Grant Allen.
To any ono who will send us THREE of
the No. 2 coupons accompanied bv
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS in silver or post
age stamrs. We will send any THREE
hooks to be seleeted by yourself from the
list printed above. by mail postage prepaid:
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NOTICE TO CRED1TORS-IN THE Dis.
~ trict court of the first judicial district OF
the state OF M%ontana. in and for tho county OF
Estate of Jenn;eI. Wilmer. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned, adj
Inlnlstrator OF the estate OF Jenn;e l.. Wi NOR
having claims against the said deceased, to OF.
hibit them, with the necessary vouchers. within
notice, to the said administrator at the law
oifice OF Massena Iullxrd. room g, cold block,
Helena, Mont. the Same teing the place for TIE
county of Lewis and Clarke.
JOSEPH II. WILMER,
Administrator of the estate OF Jennie L. Wit.
ner. dec ased.
Dated Contender 9, 1893.
First publication Sept. 10. 1893.
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EDUCATIONAL ECHOES.

The faculty Of Andover has voted to
abolish the valedictory and salutatory adj
dresses at their commencement exercises.
AT Il recent school examination in Glss.
gov q pupil WAS asked to name the patron
saint OF Ireland. MY. Gladstone,' wa;
the unexpected reply.
Since the State University OF Tennessee
opened it's doors TO women the women's
clubs OF the state have been raising money
for a building on the university grounds.
One of the school districts in the town of
Hopkinton, n. H., this year has but one
scholar within its limits. and the board OF
education has engaged its mother to teach
it.
Mrs. Sidgwick of England has collected
vital statistics concerning nearly 600 women
who have studied at Cambridge and OK
ford. Those women and their children are
said to be physically superior to thc Brit
isl average.
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(NO 3,342.)
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
U. s. LAND OFFICE,


HELENA. Mont. Aug. %, 1893. !
Notice il hereby given that John Wins colt and
Sue Minscott. whose postoffice address is Hell
ens, Mont and James inscott and Ella Win
scott, whose postoflice address Is Anamo.a. ia.
l have this day filed application for patent, under
placer. designated As report No. $50. situated in
- (unorganized) mining district. Jefferson
north. range 8 west, which claim is recorded in
the office OF the recorder Of Jefferson county, at
Boulder. Mont and described as follows:
Being the n u Of the 8 u of the SW u and the
M of the 8 hof the Sc u Of sec 10. !, 8 N, X
3. W. embracing. eighty acree. upon which a no
tice OF said application was posted the 10Th day
of August, 1899.
The only adjoining claim to these prem sos is
ID. n. No. 439. on the oaet.
1T is hereby directed that the above notice pe
published at the expense of claimant above
named. in HE HELENA INDEPENDENT. a news
paper published at Helena. Mont, and nearest
to said claim. for the period Of = days from its
first publication.
s. A. sWIGGETT. Register.
Date Of first publication. Aug. 80. 1893.
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A ROYAL NIother-in-Iaw.

1t is q popular idea that in the hands Of
the car OF Russia lies the fate of Europe.
Not in the hands and at the will of this
powerful monarch lies the peace of Europe.
1t rests between the gentle, frail hands Of a
woman, the czar's mother-in-law. Accord
ing to NJ. de Blowitz, but for the queen of
Denmark Europe would be Il battle-ground,
and the civilized world would resound with
groans of the wounded and the cries of the
women and children who are bereft. The
queen Of Denmark loves the young EN-
peror William, whom she affectionately
calls 'my angel" The car lovesthe moth.
er of his wife. 1t is her gentle diplomacy
that brought about the meeting Of recon
Citation between the two emperors at Kiel.
1t is to CRAFTY the kindly affection and not
to grievet the affectionate heart of "a woman
In her declining years that these two proud
young turkey cocks of emperors are for.
bearing to slay one another's subjects and
drench Europei in blood.
Surely the power of affection and the in.
tuence of woman was never shown in a
moro interesting manner But what is
best worth remarking is that the destiny
of Europe is in the keeping of q mother-in.
law.-McClure's Magazine.
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NOTICE TO CO-oWNERs-To MICHAEL
~ Weiland. Horny Heiser and John Wall
iensten: Io1 are hereby notified that I
work, labor and improvements upon the Nelson
quartz lode claim in blue Cloud mining district,
nppoar by certificate fled August 23, 1893. in tho
Office Of the recorder Of said county. in order to
hold raid premises under tho provisions Of sec
being tho amount required TO hold the same for
the year commencing January |, 1855, to the year
ending December 80, 1898. and il within ninety
~lication. You fail or refuse to contribute your
proportion, Of such expenditure .(for representa-
your interest in said CAIN viii become tho
property of the undersigned. under said section
2.S24 OF tho Revised Statutes .. the United
States. CHARLES iiEISON.
FIRST publication Aug. 70, .s9s.
Dated Helena. Montana. Aug 70. 1893.
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WHIP AND SPUR.

Hulda, n0s1t1, looks like the coming trot
ter.
Sea King, 2:a61ll, is only 1881 hands il
height.
A. Death is the peculiar name of an Aus
tralian jockey.
Tho Jockeys at Melbourne have formed
an association for mutual protection.
r. s, veech, owner of Princeps, is n can.
uidate for representative in the Kentucky
legislature.
Frank Cation has been engaged to drive
the bay stallion Winterset, 2:2416, in Rus
STA, and has gone there.
The ketcham farm string have won over
$4,000. Miss Ida and Nyanza have been
sent home for a vacation.
Teach the foals to cat crushed oats before
weaving them. Then they will not lose
strength on being taken from the dam.
"a good rule is never give Il horse n full
feed on 81 change of work nor full work on
u change of feed" says The lIorseman.
Peter the Great, the noted California
2-year-old race horse, has been sold TO Al
bert Cooper for the reported price of Sl5,-
600.
c. j. Hamlin's Erie Chimes, a:19al, has
been renamed Ara Chimes, as the former
name was already borne by one of the get
of Chimes.
-Four winners of the American Derby
were by Kentucky bred horses, four by
California bred horses, and one each by
horses bred in Illinois and Tennessee. Isaac
Murphy rode four winners.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORs-IN THE DIS
~ trict court of the First judicial district OF
tte stnte OF Montana. in and for tho county
In the matter of the estate of John Monahar,
deceafed.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, adj
han, deceased, to tho cred ors of, and
az persons having claims against the said
vouchers within four months after the frst pub h.
LEGATION otthis notice to the eaid Administrative a.
the law oil ce of NJ ssenn Luilnrd. Room 3, Gold
Block. in the city Il Helena. county of
! evils and tlsrke, state II Montana. the samo
be ng the place for tho Transaction Of tho bust
nefs OF said estate in said county OF ] lewis and
Clarke.
MARY MONAHAN,
ADMINISTRATIVE of the Estate OF John Monahan,
deceased.
ated september 0. 1893.
First publication Sept. 10, 1898.
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SNERTFFH SALE UNITED STATES saw
p inas end Loan (. mpapy, plaintiff. Va. tnro-

GHERfFF,s SALE -UNITEo STATES sAv.
= inss ind Lean G,mpapy. plaintiff. va .aro'
Under and by virtue Of an order Of Gala and DO
croe Of foreclosure and sale iseu0d out OF tina
district court Of the first iudlcial distr.o. 81 ~.
and Clarke, on the 2lst day Of August. a, ID
ls9a, In the above entitled action. wherein unitel
state,, rAyings ana loan : omprny. tho above
cree of for.closuro and tA,c ~Npatnst Hro'ita
Lehman and Charles lehman. defendants. on thc
elst day, Of AGsu :, A. i. 1898. for the sum q
fecs. which said decree was. on tn: 2ist d.y Of
Ausust. A; D. 1893, recorded In judgment book
No Sf ssid court a. page am commandsa
q land sitqateS lying and being II shs count. 81
bounded and described - follows. to witt
u5in block numbered twelve ii2), In tho original
townsits Of tho oity OF. Helena. in tho county Of
Lewis aud Clarke. and stats q Montana accord.
the office OF the clerk and recorder Of said I,owia
and tl,rke county, said lot fort5 six ts6). being
twenty-five t2a) foet front on Cllors street lnow
and said lot forty-seven (4T being nineteen 90
feet front on said lore street (now Park ave-
nro) and ono hundred 400 feet desp aud thirty
three ,lss) feet wide on the rear end or westerly
Together with all and singular tbs teno-
ments, Entertainments and appur cnAncas thero-
unto fSb Ss5G nctias G Z: hereby IN sSs xl,s sp 'Rst on %ssdne.-
O'clock M. Of that day. at tho front door Of tho
s Sont,n house I'll; Me ;s nS, asw,s s IN a., sl" aT5sr ' OF ss|c
and decree of foreclosure and tale, sell the above
described property. or 40 much thereof az may
he necessary TO- eati,fy said ,nas Ign hnst T S4aa IN
for carh in hand.
Given under my hand. this 29d day OF August,
CHARLES d. CURTIS, shorih.
Gy FRED ~ EOSS. Under sheriff.
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of Interest to Inventors.
THE AMERICAN
NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS
ASSOC IATI

OF which this paper is a mem.
Der, has a standing offer of a
gold medal valued at $50, to be
awarded to any one who invents
any mechanical device whereby
the process of producing news
papers is cheapened, or that will
be in any way a benefit to pub
fishers.
For further particulars address
the secretary at the Office, zoo
POTTER BUILDING, New
York.
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A LIAB SUMMONS-lN THE JDsr1cF,s
"a court OF Helena township. county OF Lewis
ana Clarke. state oil Montana, before A. {. Vo-
I. a; Fister d Bro. plaintiffs. va. Peter Davis,
defendant. W.
The state of montans to the above n.m.a do
PENDANT, greeting;
lou are hereby sumnoned to be and appear be-
iDr ne county Of levi. and ciarko At ny Office
iion of the publication Of this summons tn.wit.
Aief sept Ia, lsss, then and there 10 make an-
sS ~ 70 the complaint 81 the shove named plain
tint, In y civil action TO recover the Inm n two
hundred and six and % 100 ts2Op. 2) dollars Tor
w9rk ana services hauling ore from tina Mime
sofa mine TO Gregory concsntrator In .Is1,rson
eoun,y Montana for defendant. =, his SPECIAL
"A. 1853, and In defaul, thereof, juIgIn"n, I'll, ~ =
rendered d., sss ne, you; Peter LAWS, tho above
and six and 200 dollars and cost, In tbis hehsif
expended. ~
Gwen under my hand this 18th day OF August,
a.. u, 1879. A /, tortW'~
Susieo OF tho Peace.
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Both Lounges and wardrobcs.

Some wise women are having box lounge:
made for them. They are in the shape Of a
Turkish couch in all respects except that
they have no curving arm at either end,
The sop is raised BY hinges and is covered
with Il mattress and with chintz which
falls In a valance around the sides. This
forms the very thing to hold in its reccsses
madam's best gowns, which can be spread
out to their full length without fear Of
rumpling or crushing them. No housewife
ever had closet room enough, but this ad
dition to the furniture OF a cranped apart
ment' would be particularly acceptable
Chicago Tribune.
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MOTHERS VISION.

.GsrA
Raby lies on mothers arm,
Warm and happy, safo from harm3
Half asleep and half awake.
As the hight and shadow shake
Down upon them through the trees,
What is ltthat mother seesp
Atiny white frockcd child that runs to moot her
With cager stumbling feet;
A little voice that rises clear to greet her
In accents sweet.
4 sturdy blue eyed boy, the. child grown older,
Who, tired Mt last with play,
Dtill comes to rest his head on mothers shoulder,
At close OF day.
Alaughing schoolboy, light of heart and clever,
An athlete bold and rash;
The college, and.ifs years of strong endeavor-
A dim nauStaclel
Look no farther, mother, pray,
Yesterday was once today
Present will too soon be past
Kiss him, olasp him, hold him fast,
As q miser guards his gold
Baby is but throe months old!
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italian Women Do Not Become pam,,,,r

An Italian lady does not allow her polite
ness to suggest a possibility of future in
timacy. She will shake hands with an
American when introduced to her for the
first time. After that she considers a
graceful courtesy sufficient. Should she
be sick the Italian lady will visit her and
express her sympathy by taking her hand
and pressing it against her heart, but there
rs no free, caressing intimacy about it.
Never touch the person-it is sacred, - is a
proverb among the Italians, however warm
hearted and sociable they may seem.-F. Ii.
etauier in Kate Fields Washington.
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SALE OF SCHOOL BoNDs-sCHoOL DIS
- trict No. 10. Ghoteau County, Montana
Chinook, Mont, Aug. Z, 1893. Notice is hereby
given that the trustees of School District M. 10,
thoteau county. Montana, on Thursday the 7tL
day OF September, 4, ID. 1898, at 10 O'Clock a. H.,
at the Office of tho school board in Chinook,
Mont. Will receive .esled proposals and sell to
the highest bidder. school bonds of snid district
TO The aponIat of $500. as voted al The school
eject on held on The LIST day of June, 1855.
Said bonds will be coupon bonds of the de-
nomination OF $500 each. payable in five gears.
and redeenabla in three years after date. said
bonds Will bea- interest at the rate OF six psr
cent per annGm, payable semi-annually at the
office of the treasurer Of Choteau county in Fort
BENTON. Mont.
The trustees reserve the right 10 reject any and
al bids,
~ order the school trustees OF the foregoing
distrJs-
II. {. REYNOLDS.
Clerk CT tho RqAa.