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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-08-24

Prof. Stryker is conducting the
county normal institute at Kingman.
In the Normal Notes" In the King
man Democrat we notice the comment:
s'Prof Stryker is marvel to every
one. A student under his care either
has to tell what he knows or is aston
ished at what he does not know. Fy,
cry one who thinks gets many new
ideas from his Rotations every day."
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-08-24

alleged put by nexperence1
feeling
hat Wheel unsafe only
In this Billiards cyclones the loss
poronatey much less than wooden wheel while the 10.
of the imitation steel has frequently been total
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-08-24

Great Bend Lodge No. Is, A. F. & A. NJ meets at
Masonic hall the second and fourth Fridays of each
month. EW Waynant, W. M.
J. Geo. Brinkman, Sec.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-08-24

Mt Nebo Chapter No. Sc, r. A. M, meets at
Masonic hall the first and third Fridays of each
month r. c. Bailey, II. P.
j. Geo. Brinkman, Sec.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-08-24

On Tuesday morning L. FL. Liv-
ingston and Miss Florence Ross were
united in marriage at the Episcopal
church, Rev. VIM. Richmond admin.
istering the rites. s.,,.l select few of
guests being present. D II. bride and
groom are residents of the county,
near Galatia, and well known and
respected young people. The DEMO
Graf extends congratulations.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-08-24
LODGE DIRECTORY.

Masonic
st Omer Commandery No. ID, K. t., meets at
Masonic hall, Fair block, the first and third Tues
days of each month.
E. r Moses, E. C..
E.W .Waynant, Rec.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-08-10
MINING AND BLASTING
POWDERS.
Electric Blasting Apparatus
Manufactured and for sale by
Latin & Rand POWderC Co.
20 MURRAY ST, NEW YORK.

y James Duisnau and 1. N; Jansen. oo-part:
ners doing business under the firm name Of
tiffr, vs.. Montan. Club. nnssena Kuiiard. First
National Hank Of Helena, Montana. Helena Co.
Hn Psns Jsai nasn 5oh nn fe1 fae': .nd r .om R.hn, . eoi
partners q. Jozick fros. 4 Ham. defendants.
Under and BY virtue Of an order Of .nls and de-
district court Of the First judicial district 81 Of the h
1eTi' 20. and J. Clarke, ,sd on a the 2 tn day Of Joae.
Henry Duignsn. James LuignAn and l.. N. jan
son. co.partnef IS doing business under tina firm
'hs .s o, S na@sS pIsinti atsn oD. saippaiy a Gi 1aapae1s;i
tsnr Club, Msssena iullsJd. First Fs,ionsl
iot, Jim Jsziok and Ben Hahn. .co-psrtnsrs a.
ys7ios hro'; 4 Hahn, deisnd:nts. on tn.
Of sl,7s2 70, besides interest. costs and At
%tornoy's fees. which said decree was on the goth
day Of June a. D.. 1898 recorded in iudS-
! am commanded to sell all those certain lots,
pieces OF parcels OF land. situate. lying and be-
o ing h n IL. os sDa So Of ! hsr ,na '9 2a.o GIss,aa' ST..
lows. to-wit:
SO much Of lots numbered two t) thres Is,
lo5, of tho original townsite Of the city Of Hell
ora, as is included in the following bonn aries.
to Wit; toxinning at the intersection Of the
w iluo Va una oNSAuO W pu'Cl bcv I'll
Center street and the northeastsrly line OF sixth
avenue or Price street. the point Of iaterssc-
ton being on the southeast corner Of said lot
NUN bsrod two (2) Of block numbered four him.
dred five (l05) Of raid Helena townsito: running
thence no,therly along THO west line Of Fuller
avenue or Gulch street ono hundred fifteen NlS
feet; thenoc westerly parallel with tho north limo
Of said lot %numhcred fou. ~ sixty ttol feet;
thence southsrly parallel with the wost line of
sAid lot. three I. and fsur y soventy-two and
one-half (12h) feet moro or less to the northeast
limo OF Sixth avenue or Price street; thence
southeasterly along the said northeast limo Of
tixth avenue or Price street sovsnty-hve (73) feet
to tho place of bestnning,
Together with oil and singular the tsnementa.
hsreIitaments and appurtenances thereunto be-
lonziuo or in anywiye sppertainins.
Public notioo Ia hereby given that on tuesday.
tho 2!d day Of August. A. d. 1893, At II o'clock
n. OF that day ut the front door Of tho court hons..
HclepA. Leyis and ClA,se county; Montana, l
Of foreclosure and rnle. coll tho above described
property. or 20. much thereof a. Inny BIO
necessary to satisfy said judgment. with interest
and costs. TO tho highest and host bidder for cash
in hand.
Given under my hand this sist day OF July.
A. ID. l6V3.
CHARLES d. CURTIS, Sheriff.
by fRkD e. hoss, Undor Sheriff.
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Where Lace Is Made.

Lace is made all over Europe, and of all
the lace markets in the world Nottingham,
England, is perhaps the greatest, and next
to that Calais, France. 10 Nottingham is
where we 60 to get the great bulk OF our
machine made lace, and today the ma
chimes arc turning out such perfect imita-
tions of the handmade article hat only an
expert can tell the difference. Handmade
laces, particularly torchon, are made all
over Belgium, in Lie Puy, France, and all
over Saxony. 1t is given to little girls,
who work the ~first.pattern, and for this are
paid as low or as high. which ever way they
look at it, as 5centimes per yard. Machine
made torchons are made in Baumen, Prus-
STA, about an hours ride from Cologne.
The machine made valenciennes is made in
Calais, Roubaix and Nottingham, while
the handmade is made in Brussels and
Condray.
The machine made laces are excellent i'm
itaticns, and so we'll made that they have
to a large extent taken the place of the
handmade article. Another noted lace
market is st. Gall, Switzerland, and so is
Plaumen, Saxony. Europe is filled with
lacemakers, and every country and almost
everybody, I was going to say, is engaged
in making it. They are all breaking their
necks to get into the American market.
They cater to us-do their utmost to meet
our tastes and court our trade. Americans
buy more lace by half than Europeans.
There the people value laces as heirlooms,
desiring not SO much the product of today
as the manufacture OF 100 or 200 years ago.
Americans wants their laces to wear. The
Russians make some lace, but not much.
The heavy so called Russian lace is now
made in Nottingham. Venetian lace is
made in Brussels, Spanish lace in Lyons
and Irish laces in Nottingham. Interview
in Clerk and Salesman,
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TILE SNAKES REVENGE.
A Nebraska Man Deceived tho serpent
Once Too Often.

A Nebraska Man Deceived tho serpent
Once Too Often.
II see,+ said the man with the ginger
beard. "tlaa & Il Teller down In Texas has
been foolinA the snakes that was stealth his
hen eggs ltv film 'em mp on these here
porcelain na t eggs that is got up to make
q hen wear Ii erself out forthe good o tyrant
man."
YES" said the grocer, II Tread about 1t.
It appears,to Suork pretty well too"
at maytwolk down in Texas" said the
man with the, ginger beard, but If that
teller has StheAsNperience Of a neighbor Of
p friend ofsminc out in Nebrasky with that
trick it'n be,a cold day for him and his sui.
FERN, WeepiT family. This'here Teller, he
tried foolin srxaa q that wayoncet too often
Ter his own good.
"This Teller ftxeal up them clancy eggs
fer the snakes, Aaud the very first mornin
he went ont toshisllenhonse,h he found a big
blacksnake z fodt-S inches long with one
of the eggs down his, neck about & inches.
You ought to sheaxxl, that Teller laugh at
the Joke he had ON the snake He didn't
laugh long, fer assstm az thu snake figured
out how he had tS3sn deceived he raises
hisself on his tail and fetxales the man
such a swipe alongside the.lwad that 1t jist
laid him out cold. You see the serpint
'peared to realize thatAhe was jist as good
a livin' blackjack oraHlly asscould be got
up. He knowed that there g was too
heavy to be the real thing, and he Rnowed
he had material for strikin a powerful
blow, which he done,it'then and there"
Did the Teller getwelR" asked the gro
Ger.
Eyes, he got well-sortar-but he didn't
never seep'to have good sense afterwird;
was sortef mooney"
"Say!' said the grocer.
"Well?"
"Air you the feller?"
The man from Potato creek laughed loud
and long. "Say!" said he, II guessthe treats
is on you."
Il guess they air." admitted the man
with the ginger beard. "Jist come over to
the pump, and I'll work the handle till
had all the water you kin hold."-
indianapolis Journal.
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PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES
l. Office of Chief Quartermaster, Department
of Dakota, st Paul. Mimi, Aug 1, 1893.
SEIZED PROPOSALS, in triplicate. will be
received at This Office. or at the following named
posts, and at Helena, Mont, until Ii O'Clock a.
nishing and delivery of such corn as may be re-
aujrei during tho fiscal year ending June 80,
1894. at Forts Assinniboine. Custer. keogh, and
and Yates, North Dakota: Forts Meade and
Snlly. South Dakota. Fort Smelling, Mimi, and
Fort Yellowstone. Wyo. Hank forms of pro-
posaia with full Instructions to bidders. will be
on application to this office, or to the
qua,termasters at tho various points named
). lin V. FURRY, Quartermaster. U. s. Army,
Chief Q~uartermaster.
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SHEEiff,s sAIE-LoU1S H%ILLEBHECHT,
~ plaintiff, VI. Henry ". Aenth ct al, de,
PENDANTS. w
Under and by virtue of an orGor of sale and
Gccfee o. Tor closure and eale issued out of the
alflrict court Of the / ifst judicial dihtrict OF tho
tlate or Montana, in md for In county of Iewis
hhh laFke. on tho third day OF hugustA. d., l593,
n ~ 3r" dbIVo entitled action. wherein Louis
iliiIrbrscht. the above named plaintiff, obtained
q Judgment and decree OF foreclr sure md $50
eEh!nht henry W. hlenta, jamss ". Duff AID
Srrah Il. henth, deiendants, on the third
gay oi, August. A. D.. 1892. for tho snn o.
S",@t9 pftides interest, costs ana Attorney fees,
"h!ch SAID derroe was, on tho third dny 81 Au'
fHst, a.. H. 1873, recorded in Judgment book No. |
VI tatd court Mt ago 49, ] nm cpmmanded 10
sen an that certain !ot, Isiece or psrc,l If ltDd
sltgate. lying and being in tho county Of ewa
ana I i"rhe. tate Of Montana. and bounded and
described Is follows. 10 wit:
ne south sixty (B0) feet Of lot number thir-
,eeh tIal, III block number tventy-ons f2IL. of
ihe '~"rth"rn / acific aodition4 to the city of
lieieAa, IN the county Of Lows and llarao, state
OF = ontGna. 'o
Together with all and ~Ginsular tho tcnements,
iohSihs or IN anywise ACRE taintny.
uDic notice Is hereby given that on Friday.
Wv" ~. 'ay OF August, n. ID. ltE.. a. II O'Clock
-. u tiat cay. At thu front door of tho cou /
.ottH', ii9ieha, LOW and tlnrts county. Mon
,1nH' ! "ili, n obedience to said order of falo
en- IRE OF lor' closure and sale, sell tho anuye
eseFibed properly. or 30 much thefeof as NAV
Tor cash IL baud.
gust. A. II 1883.
tMAILEs d. CURTIS, Sheriff.
ns'hED l.. Hoss. Under sheriff.
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NOTICE TO cRED.rORs.-EsTATE Of
~, Hebecoa Richardson. deceased.
Notice is b hereby given by the undersigned, I'd
ministrator OF the estate OF Rsb,oca Richardson.
DECEASED; to tho creditors Of and all persons
having claims against the said deceased, to ex-
hibit them. with the necessary vouchers, within
four ~ months sftos ths first publication Of this
notice to tho said Jo.eph. h. .kenck. public adj
tho city of Helena, Montana. the same being the
place Tor the transaction Of the business of said
estate in the county of Lewis and Clarke.
JOSEPH N. KENCK.
Administrator OF the estate Of Hebecca Richard
son, deceased.
Dated Helena. Mont, July IS, 1898.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-08-10

IT FAS7ENS IT'S HOLD
upon you before you know IL. 1t ia sure
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where present. The germ begins to grow IN
soon as 1t reaches a freak spot In the body.
Catarrh, Bronchitis, and Il scrofulous condi-
ton, furnish these weak spots. b way to
fight these germs-begin eat1g-render the
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Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. Besides,
it builds up healthy flesh.
It's guaranteed In all bronchial, throat and
lung affections; every form of scrofula, even
Consumption in its earlier stages. II the
" Discovery" fails to benefit or cure you
AVE your money back.
Fortify yourself against disease by making
the body germ proof, then you will save
yourself from grip, malaria, and many Of
the passing discusses,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-08-10

SALE OF SCHOOL HONDs-SCHOOL DIS
~ lrlct No. TO-. Choteau County, Montana-
gwen that the trustees of School District M. ID
Shoteaa county. Montana, on Thursday tho IN
day OF September, A. D.. 1923, at ~ o'clock a. m.
az the otilce of tho school board in Chinook
Mont. will receive .ealed proposals and peIl 70
the highest bidder. school bonds of said district
70 the amount OF 5000. as voted AT the school
election held on tho Let day OF June. 1882.
haii bonds will DO coupon bonds Of the de.
nominsiion Of $500 each, payable in five ears.
bonds will boar interest at tie rat of six ~
cent peT annum, payable srmi-anuualy az The
office of the treasurer of Choteau county in Fort
Benton. Mont.
Iho trustees reserve the right to reject any and
district.
H.. G. IEYNOLDS.
Clerk Of the Poard,
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NOTICE TO CREDlToRs-lN THE DIS
~ trict court of the First Judicial district 81
ne state of Montana. in and for tho county
decessei. LUZ
Notice is hereby given by tho UNDERSIGNED, sd
HlhIs'rStor OF the estate of fxiida Par
ent, deceased. 10 tho credit or. OF, nnd
az pertons having claims against tto snid
deceased, TO exhibit them with the nccessrrv
vouchcr@ " tam four months after the frs. pu.-
the law ce Of Mysscna kul.ard, iioDr, (, Gold
Block, IN, tho city Il Helena. county of
tt"is ard , larke. state of Montana. the eamo
DO ng thc place for the Transaction OF The bnsi-
nGts OF said estate in said county Of owls and
Clarke. ""O
EDOUAaD D PARENT,
Administration Of tho Estats of Exi!da Parent.
deceased. "
/ ated July 20. 1893.
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The LEO MINING q MILLING COMPANY

THE LEO MINING & MILLING COMPANY
OF hlonsana. works located sX miles from
hptte: silver Bow county. Montana.
rot'ce is hereby given that at . meeting of this
Iiue' eos or said com rany hold on the 18th dny Of
July, leS5, an assessment OF one-half cent per
snare was levied upon tho capital stock Of said
Gonhahy payable on the oath day Of August;
pany, at tho Office OF tho Leo Mining 4 Milling
corr pany OF Montana, roo1a 4lO Commercial
said assessment shall remain unpaid on the son
cay o August. 1888. shall be deemed dalinauept.
and VIII he duly advertised for sale ut Iublic
auotion. and unless payment be made before,
Will be sold on the asd day OF Septe mber, 1893. to
PAY the delinquent assessment. together with
the costa OF Advertising aud expenses Of sale,
JOHN +. MEYER.
Room 40 commercial luiiding, IT, Lonis Mo.
Ltice of SAID Company. ~
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Hoods SarsapariHa

N m%issioners will meet on Monday, AUG. IA.
1899. at 10 q. M, ns provided by law, to fix the
rate of taxes and designate the number of mills
on each dollar of valuation of property in Lewis
and Clarke county and for such other business
as may legally come before them.
j. s. TOOKER. Clerk.
Helena. Aug. Z, 1893.
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~ hereby given that the animal meeting of the
stockholders of the ! 90 Mining g. Milling Com
pany of Montana will be held at the office of the
It. Louis, Mo, on thursday, Aug, II, 1893. at II
o'clock noon. for the election of seven trustees
OF said company to serve during the ensuing
year and TO consider the future policy of the
ompauy and proposed amendments to the by
laws. HEN Y d. LAUGHLlN, President.
JOHN P. MEYER, Secretary.
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TNITFD sThTE3 LAND oFyIcE urrVNA
- Mont. July 10, 1898 q. fm tn ~
in2 applied to make homestead entry of tho 81.
a OF NJ. = ami lot ], section q. township u \.
l.; b west. and said land having been returned ne
mineral IN character by the general mn
.nf eItigatign Is deemed necessary, and a hearing
WA De held IN this Office Aug. II, 1895. to winch
al parties Interested are hereby summoned IN
appear, for the purpose of submitting ,e.tiynopv
" determine tie true character of said land
GEO. Nj. BOLkQUlN, Receiver.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY EXPERIENCED
~ German, governess just arrived in America.
Address Leila, care of this office.
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Helena Embodiment Agency
"a EDW STREET.

20 EDWARDS STREET.
Telephone $50. w. II. Cook. Proprietor
WANTs-Waiter girl for Boulder. $2a Second
cock for hotel. so boarders, $40 a week.
TO LET-Railroad boarding house, free rent,
transportation, wood and water. Two rooms
furnished for light housekeeping. 81 a month.
Three room brick house, furnished, with water,
ST..
FOR SALE-Thirteen cows with nino young
calves, SS25.
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THE ETS.
STOCKS.
IEw YORK. Aug. Bar silver. Is.
H-;ok 1nLo GO c.

STOCKS.
NEW YoRE. aug. 9.-Bar silver. Is.
Copper-Quiet; lake So 81.
lesd-steady; domestic. 1926.
Dealings at the stock exchange were charac-
terized by weakness during the greater part of
the day and in some instances sharp declines
were recorded. The bears were unusually sg-
gressive. There was little or no support from
any quarter, declines ranging from ia to 6ls per
cent. the latter in General Electric. During the
last hour the whole market took on strength
and advanced anywhere from l to 1 points.
speculation left Oft strong in tone. with quota
tions in a number OF instances above those Of
yesterday.
Governments-Strong.
Petroleum-Easier at Zoe asked.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY YOUNG LADY
~ to work for board while learning mil
linery trade. Address v. NJ, this otlce.
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NITUATICN WANTED-BY A REFINED,
~ competent lady ns housekeeper or compan-
ion; highest references. Address Miss c., p. o.
box l3h. Great Falls,
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THE INDEPENDENTS
GREAT BOOK OFFER.

To any who will sand ne roun OF the
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will send postpaid by mail ANY rHnrz
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SITUATION WANTED-RY YOUNG LADY
~ as nursery goyerness: will do all children's
dressmnking and mending; home more An OBJ
iect than wages. Address Miss H. NJ, this Of
Ncn
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Too well known to need lengthy advertise
ments--Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
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uLCHileu luT ttnc IleteIlAs NlOub., pO4tOtlCt
on Aug. 8. 1903. In calling for them
please say "advertisea.".
aKNrIEMEN's FIST.
Allen, Lynn w. (2) Averill. u. w. Or. {2)
Beaudet, Gideon Bemis, N. f..
Mackey. Master Booth. Amos
Htoadwater, ThoA Mo Casdweil, Sterling
Collins. Howard Cox, John
Doyle, Is. j. Ely. Benjamin
Ekroth, Emil Catch. Peter
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Grant, Tom Graves, b.. +.
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Mcdonald. b. Il. Mccain, William
Mcintyre. II. L. Olson, Jonas 7.
Palm, John Peterson. Con
Ramsey, JAS. b., Jr. Richardson. Chas. d.
RutledRe. J. +. Settler. Il. j.
Sevsrton. Joseph Shir.y, Vim.
SNOW, Bud Stsvens, Il. d.
Sweeney, James Thompson. James l..
Tiffany. John s. Wallace. George (2)
White. Richard II. White, Max q
White. q. L. Young, II. Is.
LADIES LIST.
Bohn. Misc Marie Brown. Mrs. i. Il.
Carroll. Miss Mimic Clarke, Miss Etizab'th
Cobb, Mrs. W. A. Cullen, Mrs. w. NJ.
Cullen. Nte. MauriceDsborde Miss G.
Dodge. Mrs. w. s. Drisooil. Mrs. NJ. E.
Goetz. Miss GretohenGray. Mrs. j. Z.
Hanson. Mrs. L. t2) Howard, Miss NJ.
johnson. Miss Bsrthakellogg, Miss Ruth
MacGer. Fannie Marchal. Miss L.
Myers. Miss Genn Pushsr. Miss Keri
Reynolds, Mrs. +. Rogers. MIS-. May
Russell. Mrs. NJ. E. Turner, Mrs.
Schonk, Mrs. Peter Spencer. Annie.
Smith, Mrs. +. Smith, Miss Mary II.
Waller, Mrs. George White. Mrs. Billy
Willis, Miss Flora
Z. H. C1EwELL, F. M.
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