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Public Debt Statement.

WASHINGTON, June Lowing to extra
work necessitated in transferring the Office
of United States treasurer. the figures
necessary to prepare the monthly statement
could not be compiled to-day. Tbs state
ment will be issusd Tomorrow. The total
net gold in the treasury is about $4,000
600, but the showing on the books is greater
and the amount stated IN the debt state
ment will be greater. as exports Of gold
made in the early part Of the week have
not yet been taken mp in cash. This leaves
the so-called gold reserve invaded $780,
600, and indications point to further ship
ments of gold on Friday and Saturday Of
this week.
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Tho Red Man Will Sell.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The commission
appointed last summer to treat with the
Yankton Sioux. of South Dakota, for oes-
sion TO the United States Of their surplus
lands. submitted a report to Secretary
Smith. with articles of agreement. All
unalloted lands on the reservation are to bs
coded to tho government for 5000. 900.
800, 600 to be raid within sixty days after
congress ratifss the agreement. Tho re-
mainder, bearing i've per cent interest. is
to be payable at the pleasure of the govern
ment after twenty-five years.
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For the Good of tho Service.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The pension Office
has been r~eorqanizsd. The following ap-
pointmsnts. among others, were to-day
made in the bureau of pensions: A. A. As
pinwall. OF Pennsylvania, to be chief of
she bureau of roview. vice II. A. Dunman,
resigned; T.. G.. Crabbe. Of Washington,
to DO chief of the middle division. vice w.
L. Reynolds. resigned; George Tribble. Of
New Jersey. to be chief of the western
division; John d. KINGSTON, OF Minnesota.
to be chief of the record division. vice Z. j.
Ttottem, resigned.
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The Right Policy.

WASHINGTON, juno lie. Ashley Mears,
the North Dakota banker whose banks
were closed a few days ago, had an inter
view with Comptroller Eckles this morning
and left with the comptrollef's statement
ringing in his ears that he never would is
sue a charter to a national bank with
which Mears Is connected. Comptroller
Eckels says this is the beginning Of G gen-
eral sitting Of national banks, and when he
finds national bank officials carrying on
banks simply as a blind for private speou-
lation he intends to close them up in the
interest OF depositors who. In the end, ar
sure to DO the only sufferers.
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Big Cash Real Estate Deal.

New YORK. juno 1.-The largest cash ,enl
sstate deal ever consummuted in New York
city was put through this afternoon. The
trustees of 81. Luke's hospital sold their
entire Fifth avenue property for the sum of
100000 The name of the purchaser 10
suppressed. A rumor that John w,
Ascksy was the buyer could not be verified,
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Helena EMPLOYMENT Agency

"a EDWARDS STREET.
Telephone $40. ". Il. cook, ffepr'etor
WANIB-Co,ored bell boy for P&rk Hotel.
Great Falls.
alter girl for Bonlder, $50.
Exceedingly hne family COOK for city.
Girl for ranch near Fort / enton.
Nurse girl, SIS.
2girls for general homework in city. $3L
girl general housework for city. $sh
10 l. ET-7-ronm franc house, with water. $1ss,
Groom furnished house. $22 ! rooms, furnished.
with bath, $18-S2O. ii room house with bath.
good barn and out-houses. fine lawn. SIS.
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6 DAILY INDEPENDENT. HELENA. FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE !. 1898
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS; ESTATE o.

IN Nsrssrst Durham. decenscd, \,
NcticelA hereby given BY the undovaisncd, ad-
deceased, to tho creditors OF and al persona
i s,n,t m Ias%i with siis. rs x. 1 s',.s saSI, ssa|:s. 3; ,S ca.a ~.
= I; i Y, asos ana IL. i ffssa:sas. Ms:sSss; ssss:
'fsa'sss'on siihs business & ~ i ANY,
Administrators Of tho estate o. Margaret Durnsn.
.IatsI May 81, isos.
A sS ssMNNT MOTT. E-THE LEO MINING
~ and Milling Company Of Montana, works
located three and ons half mics from butte.
s' Eesi. so y S SsURs,' s MSnsap ia. at . meeting q
May, isas, N a.eea.ment Of Z cent 20. share
psny. payable on til, sd day Of July. 1905, to JYhn
/. Meyer. secretary OF eaid company, g the "tiice
ann sao 1 re" hi So. II. cna e GMlans ed%fSa uiId I. %p 8.
Any stook upon which said nse sssment shall! 70:
b. deemed Dc inansnt, and viii DO duly sdysr-
Il.sd Tor bn m sa's = sa 5ap,ic v sHe u a,o, dn on p me "a DAY dsy
of aus Da %d 1884, et T. p. WI The 20 d SSin y s As sss
expenses 81 sale. JOHN 3; MEYER.
Room No, 40 Commercial building, 1t. Louis.
No.. Office Of said Company.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PERMITS
N sion to cut ard rcmove timber from tho
public lands OF the United states !.
Notice is hereby given that at tho expiration Of
twents.on day. from the tir;t publication Of
Fishburn and Jaoob. y. fis6burn,. Of Fergus
county. Montana, will, pursuant to tho require
ments Of section 8 Of the rules and regulation.
prescribed by tho honorable secretary at the IN
terror, approved HAY 8. l6Di. make written ap-
plication TO the honorable e~ecratary Of the inter-
Tor for permission to- out and remove fifteen
hundred cords Of wood from tho following do
ecribsd lands situate, lying and being In the
Lewistown land district in Fergus county, Mon
tana. viz
The M Of section l, the y Of No y. the NV n
Of the neA, and the o y OF tho NV y Of eco q, al
in \ n. r - .. and the sw Z OF tho e. 4 Of SOC
upan which there is now situated about 1000 9
composed o. high rocky ridges and deep guliios,
and wholly unfit fol agricultural. and not known
TO contain mineral. h. Ia 4
GEORGE a. FlSHRURN.
JACOB u. FISHEURN.
Edgar g. Worden, Attorney for Applicants.
Dated this 18th day of May 1893.
First publication May 70. 1893.
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Independent Agents

THE HELENA INDEPENDENT is
on sale by the following news
dealers in this city and state. and
in Idaho, Utah, Colorado, Wash
ington, California and Minnesota.
who will furnish single copies or
receive subscriptions for the daily
or weekly:
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Law Against Chinese

WASHINGTON. June 1.-Attorney General
Olney said to-day he had issued special in
structions in two instances only for the on
forcement of the law against Chinese.
These instructions followed in the line Of
instructions issued by the treasury depart
mont and applied to Chinese who were
illegally in this country, and not to the VIC
lation of the Geary law.
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Closing

Money on call at 3G5: closed offered at q
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 6@8 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady. and actual business in
bankers sixty-day bills. s4.o6A@4.661 and
81. e9A@ "a 9OA for demand.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. June I.-Cattle-Receipts. 10000;
slow. steady; top native steers, 81. 1896. 90;
prime mediums, S5.0O@5. so; others, $4.5Og4.9O;
Texans, 81. 80.
Hogs-Heceipts 1900: active. 5@1oc. higher;
mixed and packers. g .9oMI Is; prime heavy and
butchers WEIGHTS, sZ.10@7.2.; Light. $L0Og7.20;
bulk; 81.
she~ep-keceipts lo,r0O: steady: top western
sheep. 81. 7515. Is; I exams, $4.2j@5 90.
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHICAGO. June l.-Wheat-Easy; cash, 66Ac:
July. SOC.
Oats-Easy; cash, posse; July, lsSc.
Farley 60c.
Pork teady; cash. s2o.97M; September, s2L65
l.rd-Steady; cash, $1G27h; september.
S10.g2H.
Ribs-steady; cash. $a.77h; September,
$lu.02.k..
khoulders-S1 .COG1o.2 h
Short clear l25G1 0.50.
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ton known as scrofula,. which "a character
lied by tho liability of certain Tissues to
become the sent Of chronic infammations.
Tho trouble may start ns catarTh IN tho
nasal passages, throat OF lungs, n as the
memhranes become weakened, the tuberclo
baccilli enter, and multiply, and We have, as
a result, that dread diseasc-Consumption.
Findn perfect remedy for scrofnla, in all its
forms-something that purifcs the blood, as
we'll as cidims to. That, II it's taken In time,
Dr. pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. As .
strength restorer, blood-cleanser, and flesh
builder, nothing like it is known to medical
science. It's the only remedy SO sure that
it can be guaranteed. II it doesn't benefit
or euro, your money is refunded.
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No Fear of Cholera,

WASHINGTON. June 1.-Treasury officials
are not apprehensive that cholera will ap-
pear in this country. Since last fall SAM
tary conditions have been improved and
the greatest cautions known to medical
science have been called into use. United
states officials both at home and abroad
observing all known precautions to prevent
its reaching here.
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To Succeed Mott Smith,

WARRINGTON, June 1.-Sscretsry Gresham
has bsen officially notified Of tho appoint
ment of L. A. Thurston. late head Of the
annexation commission. to DO minister
from Hawaii to the Unitol States to sue
coed DR.. Mott Smith. Tho secretary has
no news from Hawaii relative to events
mentioned in press dispatches from San
Francisco.
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NOTICE 10 CREDlTORS-EsTATE OF
~ William Chumasero. deceased.
Notice is hereby given by tho undersigned.
executors of the lat viii and testament of vii.
lam chomasero., deceased; to the creditors OF,
and all persons having claims against the Haid
sary vouchers. within ton. months after tho
first publication OF this notice.. to the said exec.
utors at the office of 4. A. MARROW, in tLe rom ~
tho Montana National Iank building ihe snme
being tho place for the transaction OF tho bna,.
ness of said estate in tho city of Helena. in the
county Of Lswis and Clarke.
MARY r.. C~HUMAsErO
7. A.. MARROW,
Executors Of the last will and testament NJ
William Chnmasero. deCeH cd. "
Dated May 10, 1855.
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Conspiracy to smucgle,

WARRINGTON. June 1.-Secrstary Car
Isle. during tho last few days has received
several kilograms confirming newspaper
dispatches as to the discovery of a conspir-
acy on the extreme northwest border to
smuggle opium and Chinese into the conn-
try. They intimate that a number of gov.
eminent employees are implicated.
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Bov.n Won the Fight.

NEW ORLEANS, June LIN Tho glove fRht
in the Olympic arena last night between
Andy Bowen and Jack Everhart. Bowen
won in the eighty-hfth round. Eysrhart
injured his hand badly In the SEVENTEEN
round.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORs-IN THE DIS.
~ trict court of the First judicial district Of
the state Of M9ntsna. in and for the county
Estate Of Benjamin W.. Crowninshiold. de-
ceased.
Notice is Il hereby given by the undersl9ned, exc.
W. .Crowninshield deceased. to the creditor Of.
and all pereons having claims against the ssid
deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary
location Of this notice to the said executor a.
the law OFT co Of M.seena Eullarc. Room 8. Gold
Block. in the city Of Helena in tbs county Of
Lewis and Clarke. etate ct Montana. The came
be ng the place for the transaction Of the bust
nese of said estate in the county of LOWS and
Clarke.
Executor of the last will and testament OF Zen
jamin W. Crowninshield, deceased.
Dated May %. A. D. 1893.
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wilbur Tcbbils. ....... Merchants HoteA. st. Paul
Wsllard s.. Dennis. ........ :iotol Ryan. St psal
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The INDEPENDENTS
GREAT BOOK OFFER.

To any n who will send us FOUL of the
following COUPONS (Which may be cut from
four issues of the same date. or from fonr
issues Of different dates) accompanied by
TEN CENTS in silver or postage stamps, We
will send postpaid by mail ANY THREE
BOOKS to be selected by yourself from the
liat printed below:
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DROFOSALS FOR LUMBFR-NOTICE ~
1 hereby given that the undersigned will, until
u o'clock noon of Tuesday, the lstn day of June.
A.. d 1898. receive sfaled bids for the furnishing
OF lumber TO t G city of Helena. Montana, for
the period of time terminating juno ], Il o. said
lumber to be delivered when needed at tho
places to be designated in the city of Helena.
sn,d nths should ps soaled; married proposals
office in the city hall. bot ween now and no n OF II a
dry aforesaid. No bids received after IL O clock.
he city reserves right to reject any and all bids.
This notice is given pursuant TO orcer OF The
council duly made May go, 1893.
SYDNEY II. MCINTYRE, City Clerk.
Dated June /. 1893.
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Koun,a Drscov.

Kouu's DIscov-
ERy.-The tstber'.
Gle ,bdcciHi Q
discovered by
Prof. Koch, to BIO
constantly pres.
Gnt in all cases Of
cons umptihn.
Whore tho bleed
Ia mpoveri1he
or there
results that CON-
StitutioFtal CaAdi-
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WASHINGTON

CALIFORNIA.
a. C. wilbur ....... Palace Hotol, San Francisco
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~o further business. The usual resolutions
Of thanks we're offered, after compliment
tary and conRratulatory addresses from .
number OF members.
In eloquent phrase Dr.. Craig made she
closing speech and At $3.50 r. m. tho One
Hundred and Fifth general assembly OF tho
Presbyterian church Of the United states
in America was declared dissolved.
Resolved Not to Vote.
NEWCASTLE, Pa. june !. Tho sixty-
fourth annual synod Of the reformed Pres
bytsrian church Of North America II In
snoe. Rev. DR.. A, 1. Mcfarland. Of 81.
Johns N. B., was chosen moderator. A
resolution was passed against voting ~
general or state elections. The SUNDAY OBJ
against the Worlds fair Sunday opening,
advising members Of chu.ohes not TO az.
tend AMI take away all exhioits. An invi'
tation to meet In Philadelphia next year
VA accented,
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NOTICE Or. STOCKHOLDERS NETTING
~ lhero will be q meeting of tho Stockholders
! alley, block, Eeleni. Montsna, June ., 1T 3
o'clock D: m, (polls to remain open till foar
O'Clock for tho urpose of e~loGting three trus-
toes to serve Tor the ensuing year.
WIN. q. BAlLEY. Becretary.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.
Advertisements under this head thres times
REX IT,. ~. ...%. H. IS 4##M."

SITUATION WANTED-YOUNG WIDOW OF
~ respectahility. we'll acquainted with Chicago
ana the Worlds far grounds. wishes a position
dress N. h. e., Fox 81. MarysvilIe, Mont.
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SITUATION WANTED-AS COOK OR
- housekeeper; give trst~oiass references. A..
l. b., this ONCE.
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Observation-Disclosures Is HEREBY CIV
~ en- that tho CO. partnership heretofore exist
ing between X. avigue and Frederic Garfield,
under the firm name OF the Park Avenue Job
bling and Manufacturing company, is this day
dissolved by mutual consept. Tho business
will hereafter b, conducted by Mr.. Garfield who
will collect all debts duo tho firm and pay all
bills. =. A. UANrIELD.
X. LAVIGkE.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. = THE AN
~ nusl meeting of the ftockholdets of The
Montana Cattle company. will b, ned at the
Office of John I. Murphy. in Helena. Montana,
on ! aturday. June 10. 1881. Mt four O'Clock p. m,
Tor tho purpose OF %eleoting q bead of trustees
for the ensuing year. and snch otner bueiness as
may como before the meeting.
JOHN h 1URTON. secretary.
Helena. Mont, June !. 1885,.
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UTAH.

COLORADO.
Smith d Son...,.......e 29 Sixteenth st.. Denvcs
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I Could Mot Sleep

atnlght, nor get any rest through the day. AS
soon as lay down, my heart would beat so
hard that l would have to get up. had very
severe pains in the small of my back and
noises in my head like n COCK of black
birds all singing at once: SO you see l was
hard up. l also experienced benefit from
Hoods Sarsaparilla within u week after I
began taking It,, have improved rapidly and
can now sleep better than l have for Il year,
can eat and not blOat as / used to. We praisa
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SCHOOL; MARY
- i. Jackmnn, Room 4S PaiIey block.
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HOODS PILLS euro liver ills. constipation.
biliousness,% jaundico, sick h~eadace, indigestion.
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Miserable All the Tim,

ana could hardly get around the house. She
began to take Hoods Sarsaparilla, and En- one
week she was improving. When she had
taken but three bottles of Hoods Sarsaparilla
she was cured of that dreadful disease. AS
LOT me, l was. troubled with Catarrh, Heart
Failure and Liver Complaint. Suffered so in
tenSely that
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Hoods SarsapariNa

Tor We Think There Is no medicine like It." HIM.
RY c. and larry l.. RICHARDSON, Sloan,
Madison County, n. Y.
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Husband ana Wife
Both Cured by Hoods
SarsapariIIa
Catarrh, Kidney Complaint, Heart
Failure, Liver Troubles.

II think 1t my duty to voluntarily tell what
Hoods sarsaparilla has lone for myself and
wife. Last spring my wife was in a very bad
way with kidney complaint; felt
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"A ~ Little's stable, Helena, June 10. I will cell
to tho highest bidder for cash in hand forty head
of geldirgs, mares, colts, etc. Harry L. Sykes
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WANTED-BY A COMPETENT
- Young woman. light housework, housekeep-
or charge OF one or two children. for pleas
ant home and small wages. 213 broadway.
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FOR

HOR SALE-S2.3 800 HOUSE FOR S1,775; s
L per month or to suit. II. b. Reed q Co.
Democratic messenger., 1893-08-26
A SLIDING SCALE.

The boy was covered with mud to the
top of his kilt skirt, there were mud
patches on his face and hair. and he had
lost his hat, but in his hand he grasped
a chicken limp, wet, and muddy
chicken. 1t was the cause of his trouble,
for he had thrown stones in the yard
that afternoon, and had accidentally
killed the chicken. His sister had de-
clared that she could not love such a
cruel boy. Then he had disappeared,
and had been found stuck in swamp.
When he saw his mother his feelings
overcame him, and he burst into loud
wall.
"My sister doesn't love me! my sister
doesn't love me. want to get losted in
The woods, and let the bears eat met
''But,' said his mother, ''you cried
when you pinchcd your finger with the
clothespin, and it would hurt you far
more if the bears should cat you"
The boy was interested, and dried his
tears. 'i mean kind, tame bear" lac
said. choking sob.
but tame bear has sharp teeth"
The boy rubbed his eyes with h;'
muddy hand, anil was lost in thought
for while. Then hc raised his head.
His countcnancc was cheerful, there was
not trace Of sorrow in his tone. and he
cried. II mean 1 mean nice little
curly dog wifout any cf."-t Harper:
Young People.
Democratic messenger., 1893-08-26
A inI.IIE TEnRIEn.

The courtesies Of dogs are many |
once had a little Scotch terrier, writes
Professor .Iapp, whose delight it was to
hrin. up his masters shoes In the morn
ing, first one and then the other, which
he was careful To set near each other,
and who was sometimes intrustcd TO carry
up his masters letters. which he would
lay down on the floor before him with
the pretticst and most courteous looks
This same dog. when his master was en-
gagged in writing late ut night, knew
that the result of the writing had TO be
posted. and would go down to the hall
and bring up his masters hat. and lay it
down on sofa near him, often good
while before it was wanted. When at
length the packet was ready, with what
pride little Dick" packet in mouth,
would trot to the post pillar before hi.
master, and ther turn round, and wait
till his master cnme up TO take il from
him to put it in the slit Indeed, there
Is touch of fine courtesy in all the
efforts dog makes 10 he scrviccable.
He says in effect: ~ shall spare no pains
TO please you. and in pleasing you gain
for myself the highest pleasure in the
world. My service to you, if it meets
your appreciation, is my reward" and
this is of the very essence OF courtesy.
Men, in their calculated ciyilities, not
seldom fail where the dog succeeds,
because they make it too plain that they
have ultcrior ends. Casselrs Family
Magazine.
Democratic messenger., 1893-08-26
WHEN PAPER WON'T nuRx.

4 recent newspaper paragraph stated
that lady without household facilities,
boiled water in an cnv, ,opc ncld over
the gas flame. during which process the
envelope was not even singed.
While we do not feel entire confidence
in the envelope incident. yet it is fact
that water may be boiled in suitable
paper receptacle over gas jet. without
harmiug the paper. This is an interest
ing experiment which can be performed
by any one.
Take sheet Of MANILA or writing
paper, bending its edges up SO as TO
form small dish Filling this with
water and holding 1t steadily over the
gas jet, even in the flame. the paper will
take q coating Of SCOT. bu. viii net burn.
The water will boil. however, and will
not soak through the paper where the
greatest heat touches it.
II is rs if here fire and water held
each other in mutual check, and, neither
getting the mastery over the other, the
paper between remained unharmcd.-
lArgosy.
Democratic messenger., 1893-08-26

TO cause any Inconvenience. 1t COY.
rrs Il lot 26x2s feet. II rejoices In
the luxury Of front entry and a
side porch and is provided with a
bathroom and plenty Of closets. The
walls are all painted, and they can
be washed with perfect freedom.
There are outside blinds, a gable
roof, and brick chimney, and all
this plenitude OF possession may be
had for the moderate sum OF 1000.
The ground floor contains Il sitting
room and a kitchen, front hall. and
bathroom. This latter Is located
here for economical reasons, rs the
drainage can be united with that OF
the kitchen. The rarlUr has an open
fireplace and an ornamental mantel.
The floor is covered with pretty rugs
and the furniture is tasteful and
scryiceablc.
The house is completely furnished
throughout-lin crockcry, and
even clothing. 1t Is intended for
model family consisting OF one father,
one mother, three children, and one
baby. All the drawers and closets
are full OF neatly folded clothing for
the model family, each piece marked
with the cost: in fact, everywhere
about the house are plainly written
instructions giving size and use OF
room, and all necdful detail for
workingmen TO read and profit by.
There is only one feature OF the
model home which would possibly
merit any sort of criticisms: that is
the closet system. The model wife
has rather small closet allotted to
her, the model children have one a
trifc larger, and the model husband
has one nearly twice as large. Now,
unless model workingmen's wives are
of "A different species from other mems
wives the woman would have that
biz closet for her dresses, If she had
To render the four model child en-
orphans in order to obtain it.