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MATHE sON.
VACANT LOlS,

va&fhS AIOi~
x@o-9ino lavel lot on sparta street. b0x1hO.
ss'S-Lot c0xl4O In Grand avenue addition
near Montana avenue.
sSo0-i OF 50xllO in Northern Pacific addition
NO. on five years time.
SaOo- } or lot In Lruadwster addition on three
years time
SaoO-Lot on Pine street between Rodney and
Ewing. $40 per month, "~
> 90 uOu-f9r > corner ON BENTON avenue, 6OxI25;
Hauu gown. hAlsnce, TN long time 1t six per cent;
thls IL a choice building location ut a remArkn-
tS,90-Wil buy 100 lots. each sox,so, In poyce
e""'Hon' Saoo down balance ON long time.
DWELLINGS.
Sl.2a0-Good five-room dwelling nm en.r,.
sLtaet; SiOo down. 80 per month. S5OD- Honsp
anu lot on sparta street; house has two good
rooms and lot 10 b0xl.6. xa Observation-Disclosures,
Drick- vansared dwalling with modern imnr,va'
nents on east side; 500 down, S25 mar mnntb-
Sli.ooO II use and lot on boulder avenue nnnn.
site school house: 500 down. 81. a50- eat AZ,
room brisk cottage near N. =. addition: xp0O
$50 per month. S-''
RANCHES,
An exoellently equipped sheep ranch In ind
ith basin near PhilDrouk; 200 acres of choica
land, simple water nd bitches: ali under fence'
there being seven miles of the beat kind a:
fence; land all pateDted; can raise 500 tons If
hay; dwelling. barn 15x75, sned+ for 1000 to5 .ONl
Sheep .%aij0ins large range that cannot be- shut
OIL: price 81 so per are; il desired will take
part payment in Helena property: il will nav
anyone who, wants a gilt-edged sheep ranch to
look into this.
WALTER MATHESON,
Room Is, Gold Block, Helena.
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A Railroad RuImor,

DENVER, Feb. Tho efforts of the
Northwestern to secure the right Of way
into Denver have been baked by an in
junction. Owing to the interest taken by
the Union Pacific in aiding the Northwest
sfn the rumor has been sta ted that these
Union Pacific branches are revenue pro-
ducers, and ii ooled with the Northwest
ern tho company could Abandon the main
lins and let the government take it for
the debt.
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REMEMBER THE POOR.
Free Lodging to BE PROVIDED at the sa,
walton Army Hail.

Free Lodging to le Proyided at the SAL
walton Army Han.
The recent severe weather has been very
hard on those unfortunate men in Helena
without employment and no money and no
friends. There is not a large number OF
them, but there are some, who are com
PEELED to sleep at night in chairs in saloons
and gambling places. 10 help these IN
fortunates q number Of charitable people
propose to rent the Salvation Army bar
racks on Main street, and p Divide free
lodgings for these people. The idea il to
ouen the lodgings this evening, bat in or
der to DO 30 donations Of quilts. blankets,
comforts or bedticks are asked. The Sal
Walton Army rooms will be open to- day and
u COMMITTEES will be there TO receive all con-
tributlons. The plan is one that will ap-
peal to all charitably disposed people.
Those who have not old articles, and who
are able can buy new goods and have them
sent to the hall.
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THE MARKETS.
STOCKS.

New York. Feb. 7.-HAr silver. sSh.
Coppsr-Dull; steady: lake. Sla,OO
Lead Quiet; steady; domsatic. Ss.@.
Businsss in stocks to-day WAS only moderate
in amount aud for tho most part professional.
hut tho bulls were in control. Tho market ioi
sterling exchange indicates renewal OF golo
shipments. Distilisrs WAS pressed for sale ana
closed with . fractional loss. while American
Tobacco closed At the lowest point with . mel
loss of ~ per cent. The railroad list closed
compxrativeiy strong at fractional gains.
Goyernments- Dull and easier.
Potroloum-Market heavy; closed offered ct
Eils.
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NOTICE TO CfFDlTORs-EsTATE OF
Az thatlcs X johnson. deceased.
Notice il hereby given by the undersigned.
John A. Johnson, administrator OF the
estate Of Charles X. johnson. deceased,
to the creditors of. and all persons hav-
Ing claims against the said deceased, to exhibit
them with tho necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication OF this notice.
10 the raid administrator ut room y, Horsky
block. in tho cityof Helena, Montana. fleisoh-
err law Office, tho same being tho place for the
transaction OF tho bua,ness pf said estate in the
county OF Lewis and Clarke,
JOHN A. JOHNSON.
Administrator OF the estate OF Charles X. John
son. deceased.
Dated Feb. ;, 1893.
e. W. Fleischnr, Attorney for Administrator
First publication Fob. 4. 1881.
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Take Your Choice,

BosTos. Feb. I.-It was reported that
Cleveland offered tho secretaryship o, state
to John Quincy Adams. John Quincy
Adams says he has not been offered d place
in Cieveland's cabinet.
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A Gard From Manager Rnbinxou,

To The Independent
| have had my attention called TO an arti-
Gle that has recently appeared in the daily
press OF the city giving what purports TO be
the results of burning tests of various Goals
made at the wor ks of the Montana Mining
company's works at Marysvillc. While |
did not see the article / believe it appeared
IN tho Helena Herald some days ago.
desire to state that ! never made known
the results o. any sssts made at our works,
and the article ID without warrant or foun-
datIon. | am at present burning Calf.
Rocky Fork and Sand Coules in about
equal quantities, which ought to be- sufi.
Client evidence that Sand Coulee docs not in
my opinion possess qualities SO far superior
to oth-r Goals.
All the coal produced in Montana at this
time has fairly good steaminV qualities.
O.. III. ROBINSON,
General Manager Montana Mining Co.
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STOCKHOLDERS MKETlNa-THE AN
~ nuAi meeting Of the stOckholders of tho pio-
neer attle company will be he'd in tho psrlurs
of tho b irst n AtionSl brink. in this city. for tue
purpose Of electing officers and tho Transaction
Of such other business ~ may properly come he-
forc them. on MONDAY, February O. 1879, al tive
o'clock p. m.
A. G. 6ELl0MAN, ssoretsrl
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A feeble Wo
man In restored
to health and
strength, by DIR.
Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. IL
you're overwork-
ed, rundown"
or debilitahd, you
II. It's an
i~nvigorating, re-
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Employment Agency

~ EDW Ards 81 EET
Telephone $50. w. II. Cook, Proprietor
WANTS-2 men to chop 800 cords of wood.
81. SO a cord. 2 girls for general homework. $25
each. ! Ghambermaid, S25. l waiter girl for
Great Falls and one for Aarysville. $25 EACH.
FORSALE-The Moore House. Granite. Mont.
TO LET-l5a acres near .Boulder Hot Syringe.
with. fully equipped farming implements, suita-
BILE for market gardening.
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Frssh Fruits and Vegetables.

Poultry.
Prices are strong and the supply good. We
quote:
Turkeys. dressed. " fb.........$ 10 @ 40
Chickens, U IA
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FOR

Tor RENT-BIX- ROOM HOUSE ON
L Clark street; all modern: furnace. kitchen
range. window shades. carpeted throughout;
reasonable rent to right parties. Inquire New
England ehoe store.
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FOR RENT-TWO STORY AND CELLAR
L frame house. No. -7l3 spruce street. con-
tanning seven rooms and bath, A l furnace, neat
grounds; will paper to suit: rent low. Inquire
44O Monroe avenue. corner Spruce.
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ITO RkNT-HLRBERT b. REED d CO.. IL
L North Main street; largest list Of houses and
IONS in Helena.
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TOR RENT WILL REM IOR ONE OR
l. two years. my residence, No 40 Olive
street twest side). q. ID. Curtis.
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SITUATION WANTLD-BY YOUNG LADY
- IS clerk or cashier. Address W. Il. c., In
dependent office.
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BOARD AND ROOM OFFERED.
EOk RENT-ROOMS AMI BOARD st
l. Warren street, corner Sixth ave.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A COMPETENT
~ laundrsss: have had thirteen years experi-
ence; hotel laundry preferred. Address Minnie
O'Brien, Livingston, Mont.
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PILLS do not purge. pain or gripe.
but act promptly. easily and efficiently. Csc.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-29
A Strange People Who Live In
the Western Part Of
Mexico.
A, Notable Attempt Was Onos
Made to Explore the Yaqui
Country.
A Race That Fears Civilization Worse
Than PcsttlsnCe-An Apaohs's Fate
-Trail to Topic.
lspecial Correspondence,1

GUADALAJARA, Mexico, Dec. 11.-This
little city, the capital of Jalisco, q remote
western state of Mexico, is the only consid-
cradle place which the Yaquis of the Sierra
Madres visit. These people keep to their
nativewilds and shun contact with civilized
men. Their mountain Businesses havenever
been penetrated by any other people save
perhaps a few Of those human wild beasts.
the wandering Apaches.
A few Yaquis come now and then to this
city to trade the furs of wild beasts for SIM
pie necessities. The women of the tribe
seldom or never come, and the same men
are seen here year after year. So averse are
they to contact with civilization that, al
though they understand little Spanish,
they transact their business by means Of
signs. The Yaquis seen here are tall, well
made men, with long, light brown hair,
fair compilations, tanned by exposure, and
light blue or gray eyes. The features sug-
gest an Indian origin. Guadalajara is full
Of strange tales about the Yaquis. Mexi-
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YAOUI HOUSE.

etrating the mountains were carried off by
the Villagers. The first village had been
passed about 8 O'clock in the morning, the
last was reached at in the afternoon, and
then the ascent Of the mountains began.
The path ran through wilderness OF
scrub oak, and none but mountain climb
ing horse could have trodden it in safetv.
At times the trail was cut from the solid
rock and the horses scraped the rock wall
on one side in their effort to keep from tum-
bling u Thousand feet down a precipice on
the other. The travellers from time to time
saw the naked Yaquis in little groups run
ming nimbly ahead and presently found
the trail blocked by a mass of newly fallen
rocks, evidently the work Of the Yaguis.
By retracing their steps and making Il
wide detour, the explorer passed the OBJ
Etruction and emerged again upon the
trail. Bat after that trees, rocks and loose
earth again and again blocked the trail.
The travellers laboriously removed the OBJ
structions or evaded them by almost equal
iy laborous detours.
Meanwhile, the one tenderfOot OF the par
ty had noticed all the afternoon that a man
whom he took for Yaqui was stealthily
GogSing their steps. The tender1oor nes,-
tated to speak OF the fact, and felt at ease,
because it is notorious that the Yauuis are
harmless even in their own country. Late
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cHEn1Fr's s.LE-CHARLEs MCCLURE

ST1EnlFF's BALE-CHARLES MCCLURE,
~ ~ trustee. plaintiff. VS. lose Dick. Violn Dick
Etedm.n aGn nNi and sso 4n con- n
sisting ot !ieorge NJ. Olms:ead and Charies II.
Taylor. defend nts.
decree of foreclosure and sale issued out OF the
district court of the First judicial district Of the
state Of NJ Montana. In and for the county of Lewis
1893. in the abovo entitled action, wherein
,:harlss Mcclure, trustee, the above named plAin-
ti1 obt.ined q iutgmsnt and decree Of iore-
closure and sale against Lose Dick. Viola Dick.
s,sansn s,ai mar. and 0lr,tesd i]Hylo.. ] ar% a
harss 1ay.r%, % aetsndan,r On ise 18th sna ds9
o: D,oomber. ~. 1893. for the sum OF Sl6l6. 81.
besides interest. cssts and .ttorn.ys fees, which
A.. y. 1865 recorded In judgment book No. - OF
snI ssId ,,I Goprt ,,. ut pag' o am eommandsd S to
county OF LOwiS and Clarke state Of Montana
and bounded ana described As follows. to wit
Ger street. fifty five $50 feet north OF the south
west corner Of block five hundred aud thirty
nine t5.9,, of the orixiusl to,vnsits OF raid oty
along the east side OF Chaucer strett to pcint
thence es't fevsnty-fye as, foot 10 point in
the yea 3 aide Of m alloy. running nosth ana
dred and thirty niuo (i30l; thones south twontJ-
five l2 feo, along the west eide Of s=id alley to
place" "f b5sinninE The said lot, pece @ or par ar
CO! Of land being norton Of lot, ntmber.d
one ~ and two t2) in raid block five hundred
and th!r,y-nins issal. of said original townsite
according to the official plat Of said townsite
or of said county Of evils and Clarke.
Toeetier with all and hingular the tensnsnts,
hered !tamcnts and sppurtenanees thereuato bo-
longing or in nnywiss appe'ta tanning.
Public notice Il hereby given that on Thursday,
tho llth day OF lanrnry. A. D. 1894. at u O'Clock
m. of TINT day. e tho trent door OF the cou
house. Heleu,, 5,s via and Clarke county. Non
tana. ! will. in hesG~-ce TO said order lpf sale
and .acro, OF for, 2osuTs Nnd sas. soil tho above
b. necessary to satfsiy raid Judgment With In
tsresr and costs. TO- ths highest And best bidder.
for cash in handipp spt*
Given under my hand thi, 20th day Of Dscem-
bar A. d. 1879. s.psif III.
ByERKD 4. 1Iosy. Cndor Sheriff.
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SUMMoNs-IN THE DIaTRICr COURT OF
~ tho First judicial district of the state Of
Montana. in and tor tho county Of LOWS aad
Henry Kloin. plaintiff, Va Anna f. prisoor. J..
@. fri.coe A. n. holter and NJ. NJ. Hotter. de-
The state OF Montana sends greeting to tbs
above named defendant.
Youare hereby required to appear ian acton
p ,ss aa.
Of the statc Of Montsns, In and Tor the eoanty OF
Lewis and Clarke. ard to answor the complaint
fled therein within ton days (oxclusve Of the dsy
ct ssryice) after the service o you OF this sum.
mons, served within this county: II served out
aan, q n, ,a us xhn Wha oa a.y wa
Judgment BY default will 10 taken against yoa
according to ths prayer OF said compliant;
of SAID court for tho loreclosure Of n certstn
mortgage Get out and described in ths ccmpiaint
IN this action and ex cnted ~ the sAld Anna +:
! risoos snd John =. hriscoa ON tho 17ta day OF
May. 1855. to aecara the payment pt certain
promissory note made by them to the plaintiff
on the sanle day for So. 800 SCI out and described
in the complaint herein. together with interest
thereon At the ratio Of 10 per cent per AMMAN.
from said May II. 1858. until paid; also for
Slss o. paid for taxes N for lsst ana isss WITH m
mum from Keb 18th. 1898. and for the costs Of
this ac'ion. he property embraced in and bs-
CERTAIN lots. pieces @ or psrcsls Of land. situate.
lying and beng In the townsite OF the city Of
Helena county Of lewis and Clarke. state Of
AOuthu1, pACGl0ulaT1y QtSCClUou NJ IOhOWes
Lot numbered one Q) and tho westerly half OF
lor number two t2h in block numbered e69,
sometimes known as block sSs. in the original
townsits Of said city Of Helena. county and
state Aforesaid; thai the promises convsyed hy
said mortgage may be sold and the procceds
thereof applied to the paymout OF ssid note,
money expended by plaintiff rs Aforesaid and
costs OF suit, and in oass such proceeds are not
sufficient to pay the same. then to obtain an exc
cutinn against said Anna H. briscoe and ]. q. Iris
coe for tho balance 80 remaining due. and also
that said Anna T.. hriscoe and J. q. hrisoO and
all persona claiming by, through or under them
may bo barred and foreclosed of all right. title.
claim. lion, equity Of redemption and interest In
and to sail rnortsnged premises. snd also that
any and all claims Of tho said defendants. A. NJ.
Hotter and N. Nj. hotter. in and to said prem
ises. il any claim they have. be sdjudged and de-
creed to be subsequent and subordinate to the
lion OF SAID mortgn:e and for general rel'of.
And You are hereby notified that il you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint rs above
required. the ssid plaintiff will take default
against you and apply TO the court for the relief
demanded in his mplaint herein.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the dis
trict court Of the First judicial district Of the
stat, of Montana. in and for the
county of Lewis and Clarke
{ Eeal First | tlis 9th day OF December in the
Jud. ist. year of our Lord one thousand
I Court. } eight hundred and ninety.thres.
----D JOHN BEAN. Clerk
BY JESS c. R1cKzR. Deputy lerk.
!. n. and 8. h. McIntire attorneys for plain
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HARPER & BROTHERS. NEW Yo1

NoTICE. TO Co-owNEEs-ToC G. KLEIN
4. schmidt. W. +. Reed. j. I. Wahh Geo.
Etze!. ". b. Fichards. oo-owners. and Il. II.
1reri:e. purchaser Of the interest OF c. Klein
schmidt. W. Il. eed. aud j. T.. VI alsh their
heirs, W assigns, executors snd Administrations:
ere. Thos;, b. hiillsr, l.. A. Walker and b. H.
Largely. have in accordance with section 2Sll
OF the revised statutes OF the United etatos, OK
pended in labor and improvements uron the
placer claims desiensted us follows: OTIS 1 and
,, zee 8 ip li:nrs W; lots ~, sec 10. tp II,
orga anizsd mining district in the county OF Lewis
and {! !arse and state, Of Montana, tho sum Of
two hundred dollars. bsing tho work required by
law for the purpose OF holding AMI reorosenting
ta.d claims Tor the years Of 1851 and 1892
Now therefore. be it known that .upless You
ench contribute your hare OF such cYuend:ture
amounting to s2s apiece. for ench above one
eighth interest held or claiu.cd and remit tbs
came to tho Office OF r. b. Miller at Helena
Mont. M, in tho county Of Lewis and : lsrke,
With Einety days after the eervics Of this no.
tlcs by publication. your interest or interests in
tina said placer clnins will be forfeited and be-
come tho property of tho undersigned, as pro-
vided by said section 1924 of the United states
sta.ate3. TEDs. 4. MILLER
u. Il. LANGLEY,
/. A. WALKER.
First publication Nov. Ii. l29o
The Helena independent., 1893-12-29
In Woinan's Kcni n, .

Every lady is thinking about the coming
holidays. What would be the incest present
to offer? Before deciding remember thai
health is to bs considered, before svsry-
thing elss. How can you enjoy Christ
mas dinner or new dress il you are moi
well and happy? Dr. DE JozA's famous
prescription is a dowry to every lady suffer
ing with painful and irreGola. msnstrua.
tion. In order to give thoso who have not
already tried IL on opportunity Of doing 90.
we will send one trial treatment only TO
each person for g.. Regular price. s..
We send q written guarantee to cure any
case. 70 matter of how long standing In
two treatments or refund money. This is
tho genuine prescription Of the famous Dir.
DE JozA; hundreds OF testimonials at your
service. This world renowned treatment
was discovered in 1S49. and has been
adopted in all principal hospitals Of France.
All orders and inquiries must be sent TO
the LADY MANAGER. SALT LAKE MEDICINE
Co.. Salt Lake City. Utah." Write for par
ticulars and remember that We are respon-
siblo for our guarantee. Lady manager
wanted in every oity and tow6.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-29

In the afternoon, however, just aver the
three travellers had rounded a turn In the
| trail, ono OF che miners suddenly disinount-
| ed and said to the tenderfoot, Hold my
horse" The other miner turned his horse
and watched his fellow walk back on the
trail, He stopped behind rock, took aim
and fired. Tho tenderfoot was terrified at
what he Thought the murder Of Yaqui
"There's another darned Apache gone" !"
said the man who had fired the fatal shot,
and as the three rode back to the fallen
victim the miners explained to their COM
panion the marks by which he might know
their late pursuer for an Apache. They
found him dead beside u bowlder with a
bullet through his forehead. He wore the
blanket and the beaded moccasins Of his
tribe. Every white man who knows the
character of the Apache shoots him at sight
rs if he were wild beast, explained tho
miners, and with this explanation the ten
derfoot was fain to Ls content. The dead
Apache was borne to the side of the trail,
covered wits, boughs and rocks and thus
slept in the wilderness.
The explorers camped that night in fear
of avenging Apaches rather than of Yaquis,
but there was no sign Of either, and the up
ward journey was resumed the next morn
ing The experience was that of the day
before. The Yaquis kept well ahead, but
from time to time could be seen rolling
rocks into the path, and after toll
some days journey the intruders camped.
acknowledging themselves beaten. Next
morning they turned their horses down the
mountain and made all haste for the trail
to Tepic Nobody harassed or delayed
them this time, though as before the Yaqui
law Taserf fpf1 ot tNnir Onrvoanh
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The EJse Of Tobacco.

Life is short, and every one should get
all the rational, harmless enjoyment out
of it he can, and while I am perfectly
willing to agree that some can use either
mild or strong, good or bad tobacco very
freely and experience no i'll effects, am
also quite positive that it is highly inju-
rious to the upper air passages of all
youths, and also to numerous adults, and
that to some of these the free use of even
the mildest and best tobacco is almost
akin to suicide, and l think that we as
physicians should counsel all growing
youths to shun it entirely, and every adult
with defective stamina or tendency to-
ward any organic disease, or bias for any
cachexy or an inclination toward any affec-
tion of the throat or nose either to let it
alone forever or to determinately limit its
Use to harmless quantity. Il.
Cathell, NJ. d.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-29
Four BIG Successes,

Having the needed meris to moro than
make good all the advertising claimed TO,
them, ths following four remedies have
reached phenomenal sale. DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumptiou Cong hs
and Colds, each bottle guaranteed. Etec-
trio Histeis, the great remedy for Liver,
stomach and Kidneys. Buoklen's Arnica
~alve. tho best in tho world. and D.. Kings
Now Life Pills, which ore rerfeet pill,
All these remedies are Caarartesd to do
just what ia claimed for them and the
dealer whose name is attached herewith
will be glad to tel! yon more of them.
so!d by Parchen D. Ache al Drug Co.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-29
-. I. 4. WALKER.
First publication Nov. II. 1898.

A sSESS MENT NOTICT.-THE LEO MINING
d Mining Company If Montana work =
located three and e h .lf mias from utse, eil~
Vrr tow COUNTY. MontAIE.
Notice is 'horeby gwen that at n meeting of tho
t."s't o' or SAD company he'll ON the I1th da
shuro was levied upon tho rpital stoct Of sid
19onpanyi cor, payable on tho 18Th day of January,
nany, at tho Office of tho Leo Mining 81 MiiIiny
'ohrahy OK Montana. room No. 4iO, CONNER.
COL hui.dinS, ri. Louis Missouri
any stock upon whioi sad asss.snent sbsll
fema n unoaid on sac 18th duy of Januarv Ispi
sha,i hr aesmsd DELINQUENT and will be duly nd.
Vtrtlsoi Tor saio a. public auction and unjes.
usS OK February. 1884. to pay tho dalinuuent a.,
Iessment. together with tho costs OF nd rertisinp
and OK penses uf s.lo "'As
JOHN p. MFYER,
De-, ~ . sccretary Of said compsnv
i'4oih W %. aio ,oumereial building, et. Louis
The Helena independent., 1893-12-29
An Tnnentiouab Nnme.

The emperor OF China's proper name is
never mentioned; to pronounce it isa Grim
mai oflense. On ascending the throne,
the ruler Of the Middle Kingdom takes
a name by which he becomes known to lis
people and to history. The present en-
peror'S real or personal name is Tsai-ticn: ::
but on being placed on the throne in
1919 he was given the style of kwangsu,
which means ''illustrious succession. -
Hong Kong Letter.