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NOTICE TO CRtDITORs-EsTATE OF Ed
~ ward J. Eunphy. deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, sd-
ministrator OF the estate of Edwnrl J. Dunphy,
having claims against the said decessel' to ex-
hibit them. with tho necessnry vouchers. within
notice. to the raid administrator AT nv Office,
room =. | Mon block: the same being the place
for tie transaction of the business Of said sstate
in the county of Lewis and Clarke,
l.. W. Wilson. nfministra.or of the .,,.to NJ
Edward j. Dunphy.
Dated Helena, oct. IT, 1893.
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LIRE INSURANCE POLICIES STOLEN
H.lena. Mountains. Cot. 3. 1903. To whom
blank policies forms numbered 2i772s4. 2J772sb
and 2l772S6. OF tho Guardian Assurance COM
psuy OF London. arc missing from Z q office Of
company at IIolen~ Montana; that the sbnvs
nam d rolicies Lave never bsen issued or coun-
tersigned ny aid agents. aud the public arc
hereby warmed that they are null aud void.
Nh. }. iAklFRs. , eneral Agent.
Fsciio Coast department. Guardian ! ssuranee
20
Head Office POS Ssnsome street, san Francisco.
California.
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REAL + A BARGAINS.

SlaOO-Ncw elk room dwelling and thr Q lots.
each AOxilA city water, IA excellent prop;
erty for anyone dssiripg tn keep stock and
poultry: $500 down., balance on any timo
desired.
ssJ0-Noat new cottage with lut b0xl&0, stable,
city water Ia hOuse; 800 down, 40 per
month. -
Davis and Beattie. with two lots having
combined frontage OF 100 feet. fruit trees AMI
" and lot near N. p. depot.
S%SOOO-fine brick dwelling on klsctric limo. ~
rooms, hath. numerous. CLOSETS. stable; wili
exchange. fVr ranch Of equal value prefer
ably in Washington or Oregon
Sl25O-for neat five room dwelling and large lot
hne view Of the tosan, In Fan l edro. near
n nv Of equal value in Helsns.
Wanted 800 to 1900 sh0ep, lewes,)
MATHEHON u Co, Gold Block
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and strengthening n=ervins, and and the only
IL can b guaranteed. In periodical pains.
d~isphacesnents, weak hack, beartng-down son.
Mtions, and every kindred ailment, IL it fails
to benefit or cure, you have our money back,
Is anything that isn't sold in this way likely
to be Just a. goud"a
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matters worse. They drive it from the head
to the lungs. But, by its mild, soothing,
cleansing and healing properties, DR.. 6age5s
Catarrh Remedy permanently cures the very
worst cases.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETIN9-NOTICE is
- hereby given that the stockholders Of the
Uncle Sam Mining company will hold a meeting
ut the law Office of r. II. Leslie. larchen block,
Helena. Lewis q Clarke coul ty, Montana, on
Saturday. Nov. II, 1899. at II O'Clock a. H.. for
the purpose of electing q board of ~trusteas. and
for the transaction OF such other business az
they may deem necessary.
WILLIAM 3. HUNDLEY.
President of the Board of Trustees.
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ImMAMH0on

lnas its avn special lnedi-
cine In DIR. Hercc's IA
vurito Prescription. And
every woman who n
"run : down or ovcr-
worked, every woman
who suffers from NV
female complaint y or
weakness, needs Just that
remedy. With u, every
disturbance, i~rrclnlaritY.
and ~derangement can be
permanently curHl.
It's an invigoraling, re-
stOrative tonic, aSk,oMinu
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No hsadachs With TuTT's Liver PnLs.
THE MARKETS.
STOCKS.
STOCKS.
NEW YORK, Cot. 16.-Bsr silver. 70.
(,o1,,ar-Dnll: lake. 70, 50,

NEW YORK. Get. 16.-Bsr silver. 70.
Coz psr-Dull: lake. $3.50.
Lead-Weaker; domestic. $3.50.
Arunof purportinS to emanate from London.
to the effect that the Atkinson. Topeka Il Santa
railroad had met with failure in negotiations
looking to tbs extension Of guaranteed funds
broke the stock Of that corporation q Per cent
at the opening, and being followed BY hints Of .
probable receivership. caused . farther reduce
ton Of Y per cent. Denial Of both stories and
a statement of the financial condition Of the
company by President Reiuhart stemmsd the
tide Of offerings and induced some buying back.
final sales being at a recovery Of 4 per cent.
The general market fuctuatsd considerably,
prices at the close being pretty evenly divided
on each side Of the market.
Governments-Stesdy.
nm Novomha- Too.
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A Perilous Adventure.

Jack is absent on his hunting trips days
at a time and gives a vivid account of
what once befcll him that is worth telling
here. "A dozen years ago." said Jack, II
got into a serious scrape. Over his noun
ain and the next one there is a little pond
swarming with trout, but it is a hard climb
to get there, as there is no pass between the
mountains, and you have to go over the
top of both. The pond Is almost as high
as the ridge you see over there sticking its
back up through the clouds.
II started off early one morning and got
to the pond about the middle of the fore
noon. 1t was a hot morning, but / never
saw trout bite SO we'll. About the middle
of the afternoon l had got trout enough
and was ready to 90 home, and then | felt
uneasy because off in the south and south
west the thunderclouds began to pile up
and l knew there was a big shower coming.
Showers come quick up here. Nv known
it all clear sky and sunshine, and in less
than Is minutes it would be black as night
and pour in torrents.
when l got OH the backbone Of the
ridge, l saw the shower coming, and it was
growing dark fast, and the thunder rum
bled in the south. knew should catch
it before l got home, and had got pretty
we'll down to the deep gully between the
two mountains when the rain came down
like q waterspout. l looked around fol
shelter, but there wasn't q tree of any sizt
nothing but powders. But luckily
found a hole under q big bowlder that Lex
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@pis Employ nell Agency.

aas North Mails II. Ts,sphoas no

WANTEn
N laborers for Montana Central.
blsborers, $500 per day.
bteamstsrs, &a.O0 pcr day.
10 Woolchoppera, new timbtr tools furnished
Camp cook, 90 psr n onth.
Woman cook, eity. ~
ldiningroom girl for city.
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,leum-Steady; November. Toe.

CHICAGO LlVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. Oct. Observation-Disclosures. 22C0O
head; market steady to stronger: good to extra
natives, s. 00A5 80; medium. S4.50A 4.sJ; texans.
s. 45A2 IS: westerns, So. SV62.15.
hogs-Keceipts 5000 head; market steady:
rough and common. 3G25M8.3O; mixed and
packers, s640eAh 50; prime heavy: 81. 6O96. ~;
PRIME light, Sc. s0At.85.
sheep Receipts $4,000 head; market slow:
104 15c lower all around.
CHICAGO PRODUCE.
CHICAGO. Oct. 16.-Wheat-Firm; cash. 61hc;
December. Gao.
lorn-oteady: cash, size: December. size.
Oats-Steady cash, 26hc: December. 27hc.
P~ork-S,ssdy: cash, SIT. Is; January. SASS.
ard-steady; cash. 90. 80: January. 90. 42N.
Rits-Steady; cash. $a.47h; Jal uary. $7.45.
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Hoods Sarslpariua
NOTICE TO CREDITORS - ESTATE OF

VIM. D. WOODS, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by The undersigned. ad-
miaistrator OF the estate of Wm, J. Woods,
deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons
hibit them with the necessary vouchers. within
six months after the first publication Of this no.
tice, to the said administrator 1t augusta,
Montana, the came being the place for the trans
action of the business OF the said estate in tho
county of Lewis and Clarke.
Rena NJ. Woods, administrative of the estate Of
Wm. J. Woods.
Dated Oct. IA, 1899.
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Independent Agents

THE HELENA INDEPENDENT 10
on sale by the following news
dealers in this city and state, and
in Idaho, Utah, Colorado, Wash
ir,gHon, California and Minnesota,
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CITY STANDS. "
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ENGLISH JACK AND HIS CABIN.

ENGLISH JACK n HIS CABIN.
whitening and flowing down from beneath
. skin cap, his leathery face, horny hands
and nondescript apparel are in Keeping
with his surroundings.
prevailed upon him to stand in front Of
his cabin while l took a picture of it. But
not until after l consented to let him put
on his best clothes, a suit which some one
had given him, and IA hat much too small,
would he be taken, and thus the pictur-
sequences of his appearance was lost.
A Crusoe Life.
Jacks life has been an eventful one.
Born in 1927, he followed the sea a great
part of his early days. For "a years ha
sailed the world over in government and
merchant vessels under nan flags. He
was wrecked five times-once on an island,
where he led a Crusoe life for two years
and was obliged to eat snakes, frogs and
similar food. He says he has eaten all
kinds of snakes except cobras, and even
now enjoys a live frog diet. Disgusting as
is the fact, / easily proved it by giving him
a quarter, for which he actually selected a
lively specimen Of a frog from among his
stock, which he says he keeps to fatten, and
swallowed it whole. l inquired il it didn't
kick after it was down, to which he re-
piled, ooh, a little, but twill soon be
quiet He went on to say that while in
the English service in China he was shot
through the arm. He was also In the
transport service in the Crimea and re-
membcred Lord Raglan and Sir Colin
Campbell, who was created Lord Clyde after
the sepoy mutiny. He was in the service
Ia India during the mutiny and was among
the 500 recruits from the vessels in port out
of which $50 were killed. He was present
At the taking of Delhi and assisted in cap
turing the king, receiving two shots in the
side and a bayonet wound in the face.
He says he never saw any large Ameri
can city except New York, where he stale
for a few hours 35 years ago. He ha:
lived in his present home some Is year
and subsists on the game he catches
the products Of his little garden and tn,
berries and nuts the woods afford. II,
has had some peculiar companions be
sides his present family and at one tim
had a dog and u deer, a pig and a lamb, al
Of which he taught to drink his root beer
A bear and a wolf nave shared his hospital
ity at different times. For many years be
fore his death a half breed Indian nance
Loris was a frequent visitor and companion
of Jacks.
He relates pathetically that once he love,
q fair English girl, but while he was ava,
IN one of his voyages she died, and h
never loved another and thereafter did no
care to meet the people of the world, pre-
ferring to have the mute inhabitants of tn,
forest as his cOmpaniOns.
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cITUATION wANTED-BY A WOMAN TO
y do honssvork; city OF country. ADDRESS LA
Jackson street.
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CITUTIONs WANTED-A MlDDLE-AGED
> lady would like . place to do Homework n
. small family; good cook. Address l049 Fltth
avenue Helena, Mont.
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Wilbur Tsbbils... .... Me rehants Hotel. 81. Paul
willard .. Dsnnh......... Hotel Ryan, 81 Pen
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CITUATION WANTED-BY A WOMAN FOL-
> General housework; city or country. 4S
breckenridge street.
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SITUATION W~ANTED-BY WIDOW WITH
y son. seven yesrs old; posit'oa q houss.
keeper for widowsr Or batohelor q meana; tnst
thoroughly oompstent and reli.hls; address
MT. d. brown, 1877 1 welfth street. Dss Moines.
Iowa.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A
> BILE woman t. do cooking. work BY tho day
or month. A00 Breckenridge street.
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WASHINGTON.

CALIFORNIA.
re. Wilbur ........ a'ace Hotel. San Francisco
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GITUATlON WANTED-BY A YOUNG Lady
= "a nursery govsrness; will do al ehildren,s
dress Miss Helene LIVERY, general delivery. New
Haven, Conn.
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ClTUATION WANTED-BY A CoAPETENT
= lady to do any kind Of work; city Or eoun-
try, address {. Il. Pittorf. Great Falls. Mont.
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UTAH.

COLORADO.
Smith 4 Con ........... 90 Sixteenth st.. Denvss
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
CFJICR OF THE COMPTROLLER OF
CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON. d. c.. sept. Is. 1893.
NOTICE Is + BY GIVEN TO ALL PER-
- sons who may have claims against "Iko
Montana National Pank of Helena" Montnna.
that tho same must bs prssrn ed to Thomas 4.
Ma.low. receiver. with the legal proof thereof,
within three months from this date, or thsy may
b dissilewsd. n II. ECkELk
NOTlCE-OFFlCE OF COUNTY CLERK,
~ Lewis and Clark county, state Of Monte ma.
Notice is hereby given that bids will be received
at this ofic, until r o'clock noon. Monday. Oct,
Rimini road. crossing Ten Milo creek. also
bridge across the middle fork OF Dearborn river
near Stearns, on county road, according tn
specifica ions on file in this office.
The board OF county commissioners reserve
tho right to reject any and all b.ds.
BY order of the board.
J. s. TOOKER, Clerk.
Helena. Got. IL, 1893.
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CITUATION W~ANTED-RY. A. RE6PECrA-
y bic widow lady to do light Homework FOR
small family, no washing; o, taking care OF chill.
dren: wages no object; good homo wanted. A6
breckenridge street.
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DISSOLUTION NOIICE-THE FILM OF
- Taylor and sparrow is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. Jack S,arrrw continues the
business and assumes all liabilities and will col
lect all outstanding Indebtedness.
ID. s. TAYLOR,
JACK SPARROW,
Dated Helena, Mont. Oct. II. 1879.
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olTUArION WANTED BY COMPETENT\
y woman as plain cook or housek seper: no
objections to the country. soS North nodneS
street.
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ClTUATION WANTED-BY YOUNG LADY
= stenographer with first class recommends
tions from . st Paul publishing firm. Address
x, this office.
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CITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG LAD
= who has been trained IS a teacher .as ladys
in uriyats family. address n. A. T., box 6sS,
Helena.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.
Advertisements unase uS hsAa hsss 'timss
FREE.
ALTON WANTED-Of INTEREST. no
= newspaper publishers. young man thor
dssires position in office Of newapaper. Mould
be . good right hand man to any business man
eaer, or could manage small paper 70 Aovantsge
man in "hard timee." Profession. tenogrAp!her
Address W. A. Charles. general delivery, Pitts
hur9. n.
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SlTUATION WANTED - EXPERIENCED
y cook would like employment in boarding
house or private family. Inquire at 924 Eutte
avenue.
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What Would You DO


If assured by scientific men that the world
would come to an end within the next
twelve weeks? The long promised novel of
Camille Flammarion, omega: The Last
DAYS OF the World, ''proves to be of thrill
ing interest. 1t is the conception OF one
of the worlds most distinguished astrono-
mers, worked out within the bounds of
scientific possibility. While educating
the reader in the most modern phase of
science, it is as full of interesting surpris-
es as the Arabian Nights Entertainment.
The most interesting paIt Of this wonder
ful novel Is in his description of the trep-
idation and expectation into which the
people OF the world are thrown. Imagine
the condition of the stock exchange with
a fact of such import staring ii in the face.
The opening chapters will be found in the
April number of the Cosmopolitan maya
zine.
Probably no novel has ever been pres emit
ed in an American magazine with such H.
Illustrations as accompany Flammarion' s
Omega which commences in the April
Cosmopolitan. In the list of illustrators
are to be found the names of Jean Paul
Laurens, Rochegrosse, Chovin, Nogel, O..
Saunier, Gerardin and Meaulle.
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1,ne Ouiver fnr Anril.

The Culver for April is most readable
number. It opens lightly, as the spring
days that are upon us, with story, "The
Wisdom of Alice,n by Edith Lister, au-
thor of "On Stronger Wings More in
the line of Sunday reading ,perhapsis, The
Stone Rolled Away, "by the Rev. ". Paken-
ham Walsh. Buxton, Old and New" is
a descriptive article made interesting with
pen and pencil. "The Persistence of the
Divine Gifts and Divine Call'i of the Rev.
John Brown, ID. d., is followed by story
called "Dr. Cranes Falln by Mary Hamr-
den. New Lights on the Sacred Story"
viii interest all W no love to read the"story
of the stories" An essay on Character
is well worth reading, and those who
think it a little dry viii fiuc what they
want in ssColonel Kit; a Story OF Lon
don Arab" "a day with "A. X. H. B.
is an account bythe famous interviewer,
Raymond Blathwayt, with DR.. Boyd, be
loved by all cultivated Americans as the
author of "Recreations of Country Par
SON." The author OF Chow to Be Happy
Though Married" gives us some of the
LAST Words Of Noted People," The chill
dren will enjoy "a Children's Sermon
with its interesting and instructive illus
trations. Then there is poetry, music,
more stories and a full bundle Of "Short
Arrows. "-C assell Publishing Co., Is cents
a number; S1.50 a year in advance.
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TRUE EVERY WORD.
a Realism, Terrible in Its Intensity.
y Story Which Is without an Equal in
the WorId.-fne exact Facts
Told as They Occurred.

Lebanon, n. H. AS your correspondent,
communicate the following remarkable
story exactly as it came from the lady
own lips. Every body in Lebanon, N. H.,
knows Mrs. S. X. Berry well; indeed she
is a most highly respected resident here.
The story is one which particularly inter-
ests everyone at this season.
81 was in a very bad way; such trem-
I, bling in my arms and limb BIS, and my heart
was Just frightful, and those terrible
sweeping chills and trembling in my
limbs made me expect a shock or to lose
the use Of them completely.
II could not sleep nights because my
heart would palpitate and the chIlls or
shaking would follow, and | could do but
very little OF anything.
~ could not sit up all day, but had to
lie down great deal, and my nerves were
very weak and of no use. VI by, could
not bear any noise.
"There was terrible pain in my head,
with burning both sides OF the head and
was complete wreck OF my former self.
"No one had any hopes OF my being bet
ter. My doctor oroereu change Of every
thing, but was not equal to moving any
" here, indeed could not walk any to
speak of, only drag about from one room
to another. rz-9 iEsz4
'And such dull, heavy feelings, as il
was about to meet some awful doom. All
the time / was depressed in mind and
spirits and could not cheer up.
"My liver was swollen so l could not
rest unless hot applications were used on
my side. and my kidneys were very bad.
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy,
and / will say that this wonderful medi-
cine is the greatest blessing that ever came
into a family.
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Rev. j. q. Bishop. secretary of the
mission board of the American conven-
ton of Christians, reports an encourage
ing increase in reports of Endeavor day
thank offerings.
A Christian Endeavor society has been
formed in the Congregational mission
station of Fuerte, Mexico. Senorita An
gelita Acosta is the secretary.
The Christian Endeavor societies of
Warren county. nls., have just organ
ized union It is said to be the first
county union in Illinois having superin-
tendents of missions. junior work and
Sabbath school work.
The Endeavor societies connected with
the Christian churches of New England
have assumed the support Of lady mis-
sionary in japan. under the direction of
their mission board
The Presbyterian board Of foreign mis-
sions received from Presbyterian Chris
tian Endeavor societies in January ST.
744.6O. a gain of $s9O.s7 over the same
month of last year.
The young peoples society of Claren-
don Street church Of Boston are paying
$500 year to support missionary in
Africa. This is Christian Endeavor So
ciety indeed.
One Christian society Of indianapolis
is supporting scholar in the Disciples
Rose Sickler school in China The En-
deavor day offering paid the pledge for
this year.
The C. E. society Of the Westminster
Presbyterian church of York, Pa. has I'M
dertazen the support of a native preacher
in China and the education Of girl in
India.
Last year the First Presbyterian so
ciety of Morristown. n. Y, raised its
foreign missionary money on the 2 cents
a week plan This year it has increased
these pledges about q third, showing the
favor with which the plan has been re-
seived-
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TEMPERANCE NOTES
THE DRINK FIEND.

Tor fifsY years. mil taunts ard seers.
We've bsaved life'scensnring atue;
Cnstayed by naugh. we've h..Nely forg Il
To win the tempe rance b VI j.
Truths gle, ming blAd The Zee has stage |,
Averied much disaster,
Yet small the gains for ali our pains,
For Drink is still our master.
All undismayed we've worked and prayed
And vet the days scarce dawniag;
For some alas. still love the glass,
In spite OF al our warning,
Ana men OF prayer who lid this snare
Ar sill here TO asiound US:
For drgnIards' wives their bitter lives
Are weeping out around us.
Although our cause gains great applause,
Approved each fresh suggestio
We ind mankind still strangely blind
Concerning this great question,
We're lauded so where'er we 60
II surely needs explaining,
Why men decline our pledge to sign.
Yet praise US for absiaining.
Though old and young, by anguish wrung,
The Drink Fiend slaughters daily,
The good and wise still shut their eyes,
And guam the wine-cup gaily.
So never swerye, but brace each nerve
To face life's din and rattle:
And come what may. let's work and pray
TIL we have won the battle,
IT H. Evans, in Boston Traveller