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The Helena independent., 1893-11-22

ALIAS s!MMONs-1N, THE. rIsAMCT
IA court of tho First judicial district of the
state Of Montana in and for the county Of Levis
and Clarke.
,shs.t a,bsrt dasna,n E;:Tmss plaintiff VS. Henry NJ.
The state Of Montans sends greeting to the
above named defendant
Youaro hereby required t. appear in an action
in the district court Of the First judicial district
Of the state Of Montana, in and for the county OF
fled thersn: within ton days (c1cluslys of the day
OF service) after the service yon Of this sum-
mons, if served within this county or. if served out
Of this county, but within this district, within
Judgment BY default will be t. ken against You
according, to the prayer Of said complaint.
The said action IL brought to obtain > judg gment
eor labor performed and material furnished by
the plaintiff in undsrpinning building on the
premiaes of the defendant at the request of and
Said lien having been duly fled in tLs Office Of
the county clerk and recorder Of Lewis and
Clarke county. the property being described As
follows: East seventeen feet Of lot 2 and west
seventeen feet of lot 3, in block u, in Broad
water addition to the city of Helena. The oon-
plant asks for judgment for the sale Of the
property TO pay the amount OF said lien. thirty
said lien. and Fifty dollars attoraeys fees and
cost of suit
And you are hereby notified that il you fail to
Isaured. the sid ' pi.insf th viii apply to 1.-THE the
court for the relief demanded in said com plsint
Given under my hand and the seal Of the dis
tIiot court OF the First Judicial district OF tho
county OF Lewis and Clarke
zeal First this 9th day OF October in the
Jud. ist. year Of our Lord one thousand
| tonrt. eight hundred and ninety I hfoe.
49, JOHN BEAN. Clerk
Frank ID Miracle. attorney for plaintiff.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22
Encourage Indepepdence,

Children under or years of age need in
their amusement great deal of oversight
and assistance from older beads, and can
not get along without it. 1t is one thing
to amuse children and another to lead them
to amuse themselves. The first makes q
slave of the one who has them in charge,
the latter makes them plan and think for
themselves, and secures for the mother or
nurse time to devote to other things. Even
small children usually possess considerable
ingenuity and inventive faculties, and
while they are not equal to the task of al
ways finding amusements for themselves.
will, when given articles to play with, turn
them to a much greater variety Of uses than
was thought of by their elders when they
provided them.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22
THE ELECTRICIAN.

The driveways Of Central park. New
York, are to be lighted by incandescent
lamps.
to have been invented which can be sold for
operated.
1t is stated that the Russian government
has conceded French company the right
to establish telephonic communication be-
tween all the large Russian towns.
The lighthouse board has demonstrated
that telephone communication may be es-
tablished from the shore to vessels near
shore. The method will be put into prac-
tical operation ~ soon as funds are avail
able for the purpose.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22
Some Of Lucy stones Late Utteranoes.

Some of Lucy Stones Late Utteranoes.
The last articulate words that Lucy Stone
uttered were whispered in the ear of her
daughter-"Make the world better" The
woman died as she had lived, brave aud
fearless and hopeful to the last. II have
not the smallest apprehension" she said.
II know the eternal order. and believe in
it." To friend who expressed the wish
that shs might have lived to see woman g
suffrage granted, she said: "Oh, shall
know 1t. think shall know it on the
other side. And II I DON'T" she added con-
tentedly, '-the people on this side will know
f." To some one else, who suggested the
possibility Of her coming back to commu,
nicate with those she had left, she an
swered: Il expect to be too busy to come
back. Perhaps I shall know about the
women voting where am, and if not
shall be doing something better. have
not fear, nor a dread, nor a doubt. I
think I have done what l could here. /
certainly have tried. With ono hand I
made my family comfortable, with the 9th
er''- But she never finished the sentence.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22

IRFF CONSULTATION given to .ll persons
snitering from Chronic Diseases, Diseases OF the
Eye. lar. se Throat. Liver, stomsch, Hid
Affections. The rapidly increasing number Of
patients in Montana demand greater farilitie
and accommodations. to meet which Drs Liebig
no bave es,nb4;shed off oos In this city. 'ihsy
tatiye. who will report ali complicated casss to
the head office. whero com pete records are kept
Of all cases and the treatment adopted. Each
branch having its spaciali 'ts no one physician
and Fever less than five experienced specialists
have consuitatien on every caks presented.
Having Thousands to refer to, comparisons arc
readily made. No expsrimentins-simp ap.
number proved successful. This is the secret Of
their SUCCESS and the reason such marvellous
cures as heretofore reported have been made
tf'er the best local physicians pronounced them
Lopelessly inourable
MIN bronic affections whether from early
Wcaknefs. LOSS Of Manhood, Syphilis and other
affections uniting them from enjoying any Of
the pleasures OF Ifs. treated and CURED after
abso ute failure by othera Drs. Liebis & Co; 8
treating the Diseases Of Men is world vide. and
they have patients in all parts Of it.
-WOMEN-Iheir specialist for affections Of
Women, has all the latest appliances and
remedies used in the principal hospitals. and is
w1thouts superior on tbs coast.
tATAERH-And kindred affections of the
Eye tar. Throat and Lungs successfully treated
ara m mannsr 60 mildly as to be acceptable to
tie most delicate child.
braces for spiual Defor mitlea. Club Feot, etc.,
manufactured. SItistaction guaranteed
Call early and avoid being hurried BY the
large number of patients. Those who cannot
hhd 1t convenient 10 see the Eminent specialists
can state their cases By letter tareful attention
gwen to correspondence and medicine and ap-
pilances sent by exprega
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22
ina 0,350.)
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
U. g. LAND OyFIcz


HELENA. Mont, espt "a 1879.
Notice II hereby given that Thomas %. Raii,x
whose pcstoiiios address 10 Helena nent. M hss
this day filed an application for . patcat for
l.A46.s linear feet Of the sycamore quarts nins
Or vein bearing geld. With surface ground So. 5
feet In width, situated In Colorado (uaorsAn-
ized) mining district, county Of Lewis and
Clarke and state Of Montana. and dssignsted By
the field notes and official plat on le IA this Of
fec - survey No. l,2o2, In toWnshlo n, range
lw (unsuryeyed). Of principal base line and
meridian Of Montana, said survey Nc. ASA
being ~ f0llows t0-wit:
Beginnins at corner No. !. from which the cor.
ner to section: !, = Z and y, On ho9adary. n.
thence q deg Is min . sls II 10 cor 30. .;
thenoe @ der min 24kb II to cor No {; thenoe
n II deg S6 min . 1877 Il to cor No. I; thence
n "A deg ~ min v 6S2s feet to cor No. 5: thence
~ deg 81 min y ltA6sft - cor No. ], place Of
Magnetic variation Is des Is min ., containing
1874 acres, upon which . notice Of eaid aDplica-
tiOn was p0sted the lAtA day of eeptemher 1893.
The location Of this mine 10 Secesdsd in tho
recorder's Office Of Lewis and Cla1ko county
in book 3 page 6a2 Of lodes.
he adjoining claimants arc the Moonshins
lode (unsurvsyed) on the north. claimants un-
known.
Any and al persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said sycamore quartz lode mine or
surssce ground arc required to file their adverse
claims with the register of the United States
land Office at Helena. IN the state Of Montana,
during the sixty days period Of publication
heresf. or they will be barred BY virtue Of the
provisions Of the statute.
8. A. SWIGGETT. Registsn
Dste Of first publication neDt. ~. 1893.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22
CHAS. S. FEE, G. P. & I. A.,
ST. PAUL. MINN.

pRoPosAIs FOR LUMBER. SHINGLES.
dooIs. windows. oats and onionA
United States Indian ssrvioe. Blackfeet
Agency. Mont. Fiegan r. O., Mont, Nov. !. levs.
Sealed proposals. e.doresd proposals. TO.
addressed 70 the unde.siisnsd At fiexsn ?. q.
agency until one o'clock D. m. Of Monday. Nov.
agency about 100000 feet Of assorted lumber.
5000 shinglea. 100 doors, lO0 windows, 10000
pounds of eats and 500 pounds Of onions. .
full list and description Of which may be OBJ
tanned BY application to the undsrsigned.
Etdders will be required to state specifically
In their bids the proposed price of eAoh article
offered for delivery under contract and all
articles delivered under any contract will be
subject to . rigid inspection.
he right 10 reserved to Isjeot any or all bids
or any part Of any bid, il deemed for the beht
interests of the service
CERTIFIED CHECKS.
Each bid must be accompanied by . certified
check or draft upon sonse Unitsd States deposit
tory or solvent national bank in the vicinity Of
the residence of the bidder, made payab to the
order Of the commissioner of indian affairs for
ut least i've per cont Of the amount Of the pro-
pcssl. which check Of draft will b. forfeited TO
the nited States in case any bidder bidders
receiving an award shall fail to prom otly exc
cute = contract with good and sufficient suro.
ties, otherwise to b. returned to the bidder.
ls'ds accompanied BY Dash In lieu Of a certified
check will not be considered.
For any further information apply to
CAPT. L. W. COOKE, u. + D..
Acting U. 5. indian Agent.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22
A sure Cure fer Piles,

Itching piles are known by moisture like
ps'spiration, eausing intense itching Wien
wsrn. This form as we'll as blind blssd
ing or pretrudinR, yield at once to DIR. Bo-
sanko's Pile kemedv, which acts directly
on parts Affected, abso bs tumors, nllays
itching and effects E permanent cure. Fifty
censs. druggists or mail. Circulars free.
Dr. Bosanko. Philadelphia. Pa. Sold by
faIehen-D Achen! Drug Co.. Helena.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22
DT.Liebig & Co., World DiSpensary
Permanent Offices at 10 8 Main st.. Helena
.CATON'S NERVE TONIC
AND WTALIZER.

Quickly cures general and nervous debility,
'ptnaI exhaustion, AeaIs'thenia etc.
Completely, perfectly and permanently rejuv-
,nhtng the vital energies; increasing nervous
power. removing the alR bition of youth nrd the
:ouraTe OF manhood; restoring to enfesb Died.
ireryated, exlsustsd, devitalizsd or oyerVorkei
mon and women perfect constitutional powers.
Its eztraordi mary curatiys power mauifssts
hsslt almoet Immediately it is taken. On this
uniform and positive. 'cney fay they eau fsel
he effect OF every dose doing them good. It Is a
powerful nerve invigoraiing tonic. ipipar,irg its
restorative influence through tho modiuu of tito
nervous sy' tom To every organ aud tissue in the
body. 1T mas OF bnt little difference whether tho
cons it1tional hsor las besn undermined BY
acute diHsEse. GYerwerk. or certain ruischieyous
EaiscretfGn; or whether tho broken down con-
uitloh Is called by one nans or other. 10 long as
.n.t mere 10 norv9ns ehhtu.tion general Or local
me typs OF a .ilHent. this is tho romedy
IHNsr, Hio hUfr. rom tho retuts OF
vsf-Inen'fl or physical exertios, hart,shin.
exposure, hidden Grains, caprice or Who hsy
brought upon ttemsclvss series Il aiffict,ops hy
isnoa'a''P or Ulifu!!y violating natures laws
VIII fnd in atoms EItnlizsr .Hd Nerve Torio
ms fo,atfy Of their csrti ian rsiief. 1t speedily
removes all evidence of proSressive physical
he'eriorss On. and restores tne enfee.sd energies
WHEREVER ! II. RE Is any xeskns.s Of TIM
vital organs. nerYr usness. prostrntious Of IN,
physica or mental cnsr sizes. confusion Of ideas
me hhc eiy, COVE ardics, wsnxnoeI of tie knees
kns back, p.i alton of the heart dragging pain
In ;lo iein". hesdscls, Irritation OF tie kidneys
AID bladder; milky urine, pernicions aad hiadsp
wastes. resulting in = failure Of the mentRi and
physioal powers cunsitutin2 IN In pediueut tI
success and nnr ting him OF ber for tho duties
and responsibilities of life. il is ths remedy par
sIcellopc-.
4 ingle package will bs suttiespt TO inaugur-
ate The work Of regeneration AID cprs in npny
cssss. Hut nt9bSorn cases often require more. Il
viii be sent postpaid secured from observation,
Tor Sl1 p5r package, or & packages Ior IS. o.
Address all orc ere to
CATION MED. CO.. Boston, Nsss
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22

Asa remedy for oil forms of headache
Electric Bittsrs has rroved to be tho very
best. II efeots permanent cure and the
most dSsaded habitual sick headaches yisld
TO its influence. We urge all Who are
afflicted to procure bottle. and give this
remedy q fair trial. In onHes OF hRbitual
constipation Electric Bitters cures by Civ
ing tho needed tone TO the bowels, and few
cases long resist the use Of this medicine.
Try il at snce. Large bottles only 80 cents
at Parshen D. AchsuI Drug Co.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22
Ladies Appreciate

A good remedy and there Ia net any thing
on the market that equals French Tansy
Tablets for ths relief and cure OF rainful OF
Irregular nenses. These tablets remove all
distinctions, no matter what tho cause.
Manufactured BY A. Augendre. Paris,
France, and for sale only by Parohen-
D'Acheul Drug Co.. Helena, Mont, sole
agents. Price 81 per box; sent by mail
securely sealed.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22
80 ~ So
DouGhNUTs.

Ono cup Of sugar, one cup Of milk, Il
Two eggs beaten fine ~ silk. VI
Salt and nutmeg demon ii do);
OF taking powder, teaspoons two.
Lightly stir tho hour m;
Roll on pieboard not too thin;
Cut in diamonds, twists or rings
Drop with care tho doughy things
Into fat that briskly swclls
Evenly tho spongy cells.
watch with care the time for turning;
Fry them brown-just short Of burning.
Roll in suaay. servo when COOL.
PriCs-a quarter for this rule.
-Ladies' Home Journal.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22

the scourgss which afiiict mankind,
Chronic sores. oaRosreus humoss, smscia-
tion and consumption. are the results oil
ssEofuls. Ayers Sarsaparilia ersdieates
this poison. and Testorss, to the blood, the
elements of life aad health.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22
Depends on the Air.

"How long" says a contemporary, "can
one live without ARR" It depends on the
air. Moet people could live long time
without some of the airs which have been
popular during the past - months.-Buf-
falo Quips.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22
HAIR DEATH

Insssntly removes and. fsrsvse dsstepys
handA fAcc. aFns or neck. witEout a.
coloration or Injury to tho .nost dsiicaAs
skin. Il Wa for % yosss the seo!ss for-
mula Of Erasmus Wilson, acknowledged b.
most sminent der ma eloSist and AAir ape-
siAlist that ever lived. Durins .Ais prtyats
practice Of lifetime araonf the no6ility
and aristocracy of Europe he .pressribsd
this recipe Frics by mall seou!s!y
Sole Agents for America. Addfess
The Skookum Root Hair Grower Co.
Dept. R.. 81 esuth Fifth Av.. New York.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22

CURE OR NO PAY.

We GUARANTEE TO CURE SYPHILIS in any
form. whether new old case. ScRoFULA
RUNNING SORES. Sfors ON FoDY. SORES IN
MOUTH or Any pat Of body; In fact. any
poison or inpurity in the blood. no matter
how caused, can be thoroughly cured by this
remedy. In the most extensive practice Of
the past three years 1t has not failed. and it
cannot fail, - it is perfect specific for all
tlood poisons. Write for fres pamphlet and
testimonials from men We have cured A
permanent cure warranted or monsy re-
funded. MOFFAT CHEMICAL CO., ITO
First Street, Portland, Oregon.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22

How to Carve.
How to Select Meats
Hints to House. Keepers.
Diseased and Adaltsratcd Food.
Warming and Ventilation.
Drainage and Sewerage.
Poisoning, Drswning and Accident
DisinfsctsneS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-20
SUSPECTED OF BURGLARY.
A Dyer's Biood-Curdling Tale Causes
Prompt Arrest.

Edward Clayton was arrested last night
by Lieut. Osborn and Jailer Steppler on
complaint of Marcus weinberger. an en-
ploye of GniIliford's Dye Works, on Third
street. between Jefferson and James streets,
who suspects him of burglarizing the shop.
According to Weinberger's story he re-
turned to the shop, where he sleeps, about
III o'clock. and as he put the XIV in the
lock he heard something in the shop but
couldn't see anything He sat down on
the bed and listened, but hearing nothing
further for few moments was about TO
take of his boots when he again heard
sound. He was about to strike match,
when. as he says. some one made leap at
his throat. He was alarmed, and, leaving
the dye house. he ran to his employers
house with tale of blood and thunder.
The latter came down town with
him and they went into q saloon
next. TO the dye house. There
they found Clayton, and from the fact that
the latter had at one time worked in the
dye house. they accused him of being the
burglar. Hedenied the accusation, but he
was held nevertheless until the officers ar
rived.
AT the station he gave his occupation as
solicitor for Woodward's Musical Monthly
He begged hard to be released, but the
officers. who suspect him of being crook,
would not allow it He had two books of
blank receipts for subscription TO the mu-
steal publication in his possession, also go
cents in change and pack Of cigarette
Dapers
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-20
THEATER FIRE PANIC.
The Cannon Opera House, at
Peoria, Ill, Burned.
MANY or THE AUDIENCE HURT.
Lsst Of the Victims Of the Btg Fsur
wreek-Ths seeend ssesisn's En-
sfneer 80 Blans.

Prorra. Sept Fa.--Ihe Cannon opeFs
hause xas burned this evening. The hre
started shout sss9 snd vas esusea y 81
exnsoeson Of frcworks daring the play OF
ssMichasi strogUf" Twenty-Five persons
were burned. some seriously ana one
fatally. The stocks OF Sebafzki A. sklarex,
sIo.hier. and Woods e. Wonaeriy. dry
good.. were destroyed. The total loss -
500 90.
soarks from fireworks in the third act
sgnited some scenery. and IN less than fso
minutes the players were compeiiea 70
leave the Stage. The audiences would naye
made q Wild plunge for the doors had no.
men in different parts Of the house called
loudly. .sIt down. The Ere spread rap
ill.. and those who had not already
fled out began Wild scramble those
on the first door got out. bat those IN the
gallery were less fortunate. The stairway
quickly became jafnmed, women fell ana
in sn instant the crowd became q irenzsed
mob. Men and women. screaming ~ the
tops of their voices, pushed their way
down the hallway, pulling at those IN
front and even attempting 10 chino upon
and oyer those who INSTRUCTED the gay.
The flames made rapid progress, ana phs
for assistance many would have persisted
In the pudding. Over score Of fainfing
women and children and men who naa
been tranpled upon we're carried OUT As
far az known everybody escaped from the
building. bat az least three are 50 seriously
injured that their recovery II Impossible.
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oRaseEmES IN AMERICA.


DrsrAno. n. V, Sept. lathe Enquirer
this afternoon published an interview with
Isaac Ciuf, = Canadian, who IL now head
organizer in this city OF the American Pro-
teetive Association. an order known
hitherto only In the West CiniF is quoted
a. saying;
"What are We organized for7 To frht
YAnacy with anything from ballots 10 bull
lets Look AZ the pahiie schools in Buffalo,
over 80 per cent of the teachers are Roman
Catholics, Inside Of two years. promise
you. theirs will not be Catholic teacher
In the schools. We are going 90 do the
same in RuEalo a. we did
Ia Detroit. Saginaw. Kansas City, and
ether Western towns. Look at the army
OF Cathoiics about the buffalo city and
eouatv hall. Take my word for IL, we will
turn them down. every one OF them. Nv
cry department sill be Predetermined
Then We viii not stop, There must be a
turnover all through New York state.
Why have Catholics gained the ascendancv
In our army and navy unless because some
day they hope To use them. | tell YOU
that II We can not protect the army aud
navy we have pienty of men ready TO bear
muskess against the papal foe, and our
members are sworn TO be loyal until death. +"
The Es9airrr says the entire ritual,
which is printed. shows that the oaths
demanded Of the candidate at initiation
swear him 10 utter secrecy: that re will
never vote or lend support 10 any Roman
Catholic sesking national. municinal or
state Office. and the candidate promises 10
bear arms against their avowed enemies,
the Roman Catholics. The chaplain,
charge 81 the rites 81 initiation that the
Catholics are iosmlos secret military com.
panies under the names Knights OF CoIaa..
hla, 81 fstriek's cadets, the Hihernianx
etc. and these societies are not only veil
drilled hat armed. 4 waFning read by the
recording secretary 10 the nositiAte recltes
that rapAl edicss have made il no sin for a
Catholic 30 klli an American, and that the
Catholic church is iuimieal 10 the state
and prosessedly superior.
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PERSONAL.

II. I. Outline goes to Victoria on business To-
day
G. J. House. of coupevllis. il registered at the
Arlington.
Mrs. r. II. Van Horn, of snohomIah. 10 guest
at the Grand.
". H. Rhes. of Tolt, came to town yesterday
and IL at the DiiIer.
4. q. English. the Mount Vernon Ium herman.
Is guest at the DIiler,
T. II. Blankeuship, OF New whatcorn, IN reg.
istered at the Arlington.
Y. $. Dodge. of Anacortes, 70 among ys,ter.
days arrivals at the Diler.
Fred Drew. of the Port Gamble mill, 10 in the
city, registered at the Dlilcr
Mr.. ana Mrs. \. Rudeheck and family, of Fy-
escst, are guests at the Grand.
lion. W. Y. Pembertoa. chief iustics al Man.
taaa, is guest al the Northern.
Judge J. K Lewis has returned from San Joss
aud is registered at the Northern.
John ". Jamison. of Greensburr. Pa. ia
among the arrivals at the Arlington.
7. 6. Eastwlcx, the engineer, In hers from,
Portland and Is guest OF the Rainier
Mrs. F. W. sylvester and Ms. GUY E. syIve.te,
OF olympia, are registered at the Grand.
Arthur schneider, tourist from Frankfurt
on Aaiu, Germany. 10 guest of the Rainier
4. w. Salisbury. who is about to move from
Neolley to sprague. 10 guest at the Arlington.
II. Z. Hsdiey and family, OF New whatcom.
are at the Northern. having Just returned from
the World's fair
Herbert b. Hnntley leaves today for the
Worlds fair. aud will spead few weeks al his
oh home, Appleton, Wis
Mr.. and Mrs ". q. Hunt and their son. Aivs.
&. Hunt, of Woodland, Cal. are AT the Northern
en- their way home from the Worlds fair.
Or and Mrs Rufus H. smith and their china
leave ihss morning. for New YORK, stopping on
the way At the WORLDS fair. From there Mrs
smith sRd her child 30 To spend the winter
with friends in Virginia
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ar.na remp,. Of r,,A,am SISTER.

wAtIA WasaA. Sept Ia ~ Special A
grand temple Of ryshlan slssers, jnrjsssie.
ten Of Washington. WAS Instituted ia thg.
city tins afternoon by Mrs Hattie A.
Robinson. supreme chief, ~ Dayton. a..
assisted by Mrs NJ. u. Weed. supreme
mistress Of records and correspondence, If
Kansas CITY. Ne: Mrs. Matte Winshsn
of SerNxue. Mrs. Jennie Young, Mrs.
Tina Nvs and Miss Ida PARKS. OF Malla
Waila. The following grand officers were
eleesod and installed: Mira Sarah 4. Pal.
Haer. Spokane. grand chief: Mrs.
Matte Wtnship. spragac. grand
seatcr chief, Mss Ida PARKS,
Nalla walla. gFaad junior chief. Miss
Judith Kaiser. Tacoma. grani manager Of
the temple; Mrs. Tina Nys, walls walia,
sganA mistress 81 records and correspond
saaes Mrs Jeanne Waahesas, Spokane.
grAad mistress of siaznee: Mrs. sarah 70
se<s. .Cesiaxa grand protector Of the tsna-