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The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-17

H. E. Mcintyre & Bro. have just
received a lot of cocoanuts from
Samoa. The nuts were carefully
selected for planting purposes. A
photograph of the dwarf cocoanut
can be seen at their store.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-17

J. F. Winter has received news
of the death of his nephew, H. G.
Winter, in San Francisco, and he
will leave on the next steamer to
take charge of the San Francisco
office, of which he is a partner.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-17

"Got it in the neck" applies to
Reps. Bush, Wilcox and Nawahi.
The promise TO Bush was some
thing like this: "Now you wait
awhile and Cornwell will resign in
your favor" And the band played
Louisiana Lottery, No. 1927.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-17

E. o. Hall & Son have new adj
vertisement in this issue calling
attention to many new importations
in their line. They have a special
article in Climax Oil. 1t is said to
be superior to castor oil or axle
grease when used on axles.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-17

A new arrival from the Colonies
states that affairs are not bright in
Australia. He declared that if
they were put to the test most of
the banks and business houses
could not pay twenty-five cents on
the dollar.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-17

Collecting used Hawaiian stamps
has become quite a craze among
youths and misses in this city.
They send the same to George E.
Washburn, 625 Octavia street, San
Francisco, who RENTS cash in re-
turn.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-17

The Chamber of Commerce held
a special meeting Thursday morn
ing and unanimously drafted an ad-
dress to the Queen requesting her
to veto the Lottery bill. The ad-
dress was handed to Her Majesty
in the afternoon by a committee
appointed for the purpose.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-17

Following is the list of officers of
the Scottish Thistle Club: Chief,
Thos. Lindsay; Chieftain, W. F.
Wilson; Secretary, Arthur Nc
Dowall Treasurer, Alex. CARVE ;
NJ. at A, D. Logan; Trustees, D.
Logan, w. A. Mckay and DR.. Nc
Lehman.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney Clement
son of Boston are through passen-
gers on the Mariposa. Mr.. Glenn
entson is one of the largest buyers
of wool for the American market,
and during his stay at the Colo
MES he established several branch
agencies for his house.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-17

1t is understood that the Myrtle
Boat Club has challenged the He
alani Boat Club for a six-oared
sliding-seat boat race to decide the
championship which the latter now
holds, and it remains to be seen
what the Healanis will do about it.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-17

On Saturday evening Japanese
servant found a burglar in the
house of George E. Boardman. The
servant commenced to shout for
help but before assistance came
the thief had disappeared. No.
thing of value was missing SO it is
thought that the intruder depart
ed without any booty.
The Legislature was prorogued
on Saturday at noon by the
Queen. There was nothing ex-
citing or interesting about the
affair. The only noticeable cir
cumstance connected with it was
the absence of the white members,
none of whom took enough interest
in the matter to attend.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-17

The masquerade carnival at the
Armory on Saturday evening was
an artistic success, but owing to
the excitement which prevailed,
the attendance was but small. The
managers intend to repeat the af-
fair on some evening in the near
future.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-17

All of the sixty-two Chinese who
arrived on the S. S. Rio de Janeiro
without the proper passports have
made application to be liberated
under the new restriction act.
Most of them have been freed and
were given employment by Chinese
rice planters.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-17

His Excellency John L. st evens
United States Minister Plenipoten-
tiary and the officers of the U. S.
S. Boston attended were present at
a picnic which took place last
Wednesday at Cocoanut Island.
The affair was arranged by some
citizens of Hilo.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-17

Several of the native members of
the Legislature will leave for their
homes, each with about $4,000 in
his clothes. Considering the fact
that the salary is but $3.50 for the
session, it will take a good scholar
to figure out how they saved $4,000.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-17

The U. S. Boston arrived on Sat
urday morning from Hils. From
advices received on her it was
learned that on Wednesday last a
jury was secured to try the Costa
murder case. The trial was ex-
pected to be finished on last Sat-
urday evening.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-17

Nine creditors of G. K. Norton
have proved claims to the amount
of $2O19.19. Judge Frear has APP
pointed E. A. Jones assignee under
a bond of $1,000. The principal
creditors are Levers & Cooke,
whose claim amounts to $-527.62.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-20

LAS BUMNONE--1N THE DIBTKlOT
n court Of the .Firat Judicial district .of the
4 state si Montana in and tor the county Of Lew
II. I. Drank, doing business under tho frn
name Of Phoenix Clothing Company. pleintin.
- 1hs Rsa Mountain hiliinx ompsny. N. ".
Johnson. y. Charles Kinda and II. A. Mackih.
Tbs stxt, Of Montana ssnds grsstins to ~
above named defendant;
.x.n.sy :.
the ss..s 81 and o1 oany
fled therein: within ten days texcluslYa u the day
InoAs served within thi. county o. il served ous
twenty days, otherwise, within forty days. q
Judgment by default will be laksn against yov
according TO tho prayer Of said complaint.
.ssin.s .ss ron. the above named d.fsnaant.. To-
the sum OF four hundred and twenty ahd g5- 100
dollars Tor socds. wares and merchantiise sold
tain Milling l:om psny." at liz spscial instance
and request, bal ween the first day Of January,
4: 2. 1893. and the first day Of September. A. y.
10 psr cent per annum from tho 1rst day Of May,
1888 for unrea, onsble and vexatious dslay, and
for costs Of suit.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail 70
required. the said plaintiff will lake Judgment
against you. the above named dsfsndants, fse
t ne sum q t42s eo-loo. and interest thereon I.
the rate OF 10 per cent per AnAum from the tret
day Of May. 1888. and for costs Of suit.
undf bend and The 'e. oi the d.
-@ county OF lewis and Clarke
kssl FIRTH this 18th dsy oi October 10 Il:
Jug q our Lord ID OnS
e'sn' ho:S5isa JOHN fia BEAN. alSt'taais> 6lssH
By rss g .I.S R1Sx.a .,,a.,D nsDui.y yjs.5 ..,,r
The Helena independent., 1893-11-20
Doinss Of Ab.snt,nindea Folk.


It Il not pleasant to be absentmindetl,
but Incidents In the lives OF abscntmintled
people give rise to great deal of laughter
In this world. OF course no one believes
that there h any truth in the story OF the
Absentninded man who put his clothes to
bed and hung himself carefully over the
back OF his chair. Nor have we found any
body yet who had any confidence In the
story of the absentmintled small boy who
went fishing and anchored tho boat with
his fishhook aud abandoned his sport be.
cause he could not find worm large
enough to bait the anchor with.
These stories, however true they may
be, seem slightly exaggerated but there
are others quite III interesting and more
faithful to facts. For instance, there Is
the story of man who arranged to give
m elaborate dinner to u numerous and
distinguished company. The appointed
evening arrived. The collation., nn ele-
CANT one, was ready to be served, but the
guests came not Halt an hour passed,
Rnd still they did not come, and the host
became really uneasy. When the delay
had grown to an hour and not II man of
them had shown ~, Liz feelings were in
describable. And who can picture his ag-
ony of spirit when, on returning to his
room, he CHANGED to pull open drawer
and therein found the whole bundle Of
invitations which he had forgotten to send
outS
And what an abscntminded young man
that must have been who, while being
married, replied to the minister's question
It he was willing to take the young lady
for his welded wife by scratching his
head and saying, 'Yes, I'm willing, but
I'd much rather have her sister !''--Har-
per's Young People.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-20

a court Of the First Judicial district .of tho
s,.,e na q honaaa in aud tor the Ssunss 'f Lswb
;.ss:s s'ss;s i, S,:s :s,',s nm plaintiff Horny
Th: Y s!ats Il Il Msnt.n. @ Y. .sna. greeting 'eat
Yonars hereby required e sppsar In au .etoa =
Il liz District court * * tSe Fr.s % ;ndioIal dtso
9f the state of MontAna, In and for tho county Of
Lewis and Clarke and to answer tho complaint
OF satyice) hfter tho service o. yun vt thtA sum
mons II served within this county. o. served ont
q this county, but within this district, within
iudsns-nt 81 default Will IS tsksa sxsin.,' yoa ).
according to tho prayer Of said complaint
1he said acton Il brought t0 btAin a iuds sInent
aa sfs.ss .na % ianhd iS e.
the piaintiff IN underpinnins y, building on the
premises OF tho defendant at tho request Of and
nn rrortract with his agent, feIhsrt y. kesd.
the county clerk and recorder Of Lewis and
fol ova, Mast asvsntsen feet Of lot . and wsst
ss aas% fss' to It H. s, % hSes II hs s,s.a
plant asks tor. Judgment for the sale Of tho
properly 70 pay the amount OK raid Hen thirty
dSi.1r. a.;h two dosrs paid Tor verifyng ana iing
And you are hereby notified that II you fail to
appear and answer tho said complaint a. above
conr, for the reIler demanded in said complaint
t'ict court Of the first judicial district Of tie
xr------.---> county Of LAwis and Clarke.
zeal First this oh day. OF October in Che
I Jud. ist. year Of our Lord ono Thousand
1oSr. 'sht hunat3fHH 1tHr sa iEAS Dts.'y Sa.,r
by 9; Q. FREEMAN; Depnt, uler<; ~.
Frank d Miracle. attorney Tor plaintiff.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-20
~ go $3.50
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
U. y. LAsD OFFICE.
HELENA, Mont.. SHnt. o 1a

HELENA. Mont, sepL 23, 1873.
Notice il hereby given that homas D. Reilly,
whose postoitcs address is Helena Mont. has
this day hett an application for n patent for
LAOS l near feet Of tho Sagamore quartz mine
or vein bearing gold. with surface ground 5t2. s
feet in width. situated in Colorado (unorxAn-
iycd) mining district. county Ut Lewis md
Clarke and state cf Montana, and DESIGNATED by
the field notes and official plat on tllc in this Of
tce as survey No. 4.2sl. in township $ n. range
4w (unsurveyed), Of principal bass limo and
meridian Of Montana, said survey No. 4,2yl
being as follows. to-wit:
beginning at corner No !. from which the cor.
nor to sections !, .. and IL, on W boundary n,
raw. bcars II 81 deg ~ min 2255 It. and run
thence u dog 46 min 813 II 10 cor o. 2;
thence II 66 deg min 244b # to cor NO 3; thence
Il y dog 80 min g ls677 # to oor o. 4: thence
"a deg AZ min " 5s2. 3 feet to cor No. 5: thence
10 neY 81 min " 1446.S ft to cor No. !, place OF
aRinnng.
Magnetic variation IS deg A5 min g. containing =
IA! acres. upon which notice of said "pplica-
tion "as posted tho lth day of September, 1o!S
he location of this mine is recorded in he
recorders Office OF owls and Clarke county
in book !. pase 5t2 of lodes
no "djoining claimants are the Moonahine
lcde (unsurveyeU on this north, claiman's un-
known.
ANY and al persons claiming adversely any
portion of said Sycamore quartz lode mine or
snrt>ce grount are requi,ed to file their adverse
claims lth tho register of the United States
land office at relena: IN tho sfate of Montana,
during tfe sixty days period of publication
hereof or they will be barred by virtue of the
provisions Of the statute. &
Date Of first publication. Sept. a. 1893.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-20
Served God and Man.

The late Bishop Selwyn Of New Zealand
and Melancsia was we'll known during his
university days as a devotee of the noble
art of self defense. He incurred Il grent
deal Of animoslty from certain section
in New Zealand, owing to his sympathy
with the Maoris during the war. One
day he was asked by n rough in one of the
back streets of Auckland if he was 1.-THE
bishop who backed up the Maors" Re
ceiving a reply in the affirmative, the
rough, with n "Tako that, then" struck
his lordship in tho face.
"My friend" said the bishop, tiny Bi-
bic tells me that If man smite thee on one
check turn to him the other" and he
turned his head slightly the other way.
His assnilant, slightly bewilderel and
wondering what was coming next, struck
him again. "Now," said his lordship,
"having done my duty to God, will do
my duty to man," and taking Off his coat
and hat he gave the anti Maori cham
pion most scientific thrashing. Home
Journal
The Helena independent., 1893-11-20
proposal 8 FOR LrMBrR SHINGLES,
doors windows. oats and onions

fJHOPObA' FOR LVMBNM SHINGLES,
doors Windows. oats and onions
United States Indian servioa Blackfeet
Agency. Mont, iegan Y. O., Mont, ov. !. l8vS.
, Sealed proposals. endorsed "propOsals Tor
lumber, shingles. etc., - the case may be. and
audr assed to the undersigned at iegan =. ".
eton county, Mont. will be received 1t this
agency until one O'Clock o. m. Of Monday, oV.
", 1893 for Furnishing and delivering at this
agency about 100000 feet of assorted lumber,
,0Ol single. 10O doors, 100 w.ndows, 10000
poui ds Of oats and $500 pounds Of onions
full list and description Of which may bo Oh.
tained by application to tho undersigned.
.iduers will DO required to state specifically
IN their bids The proposed price OF each article
offered for delivery under contract. and Ill
artic o. delivered under any contr.ct will be-
subject to q rigid inspsctipn.
he right 10 reserved to reject any or all bids,
OR any part Of any Od, il deemed for the best
interests Of the eervice
CERTIFIID D CHECKS.
Each bid must be accompanied by certified
check or GRAFT uEOn some nited states deposit
tory or solvent national bank in the vicinity Vt
the residence OF the bidder, made payable to the
order OF the commissioner Of ndian affairs. for
At east five per cent Of the amount Of the pro-
posAl. which check OF draft will be forfo.eA 10
the nited States in case any bidder or bidders
receiving an award shall fail to prom tly exc.
cute contract with good and sufficient cure.
ties. otherwise to b. returned to the bidder.
lids accompanied by Dash in lieu Of a certified
check will not be co sidered.
For any further info nation apply to
CAPT. L. W. COOKE, L. \. A.,
Acting U. h. indian gent.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-20

While Detective Timoncy Of the East
Twenty-second street station was making
out a complaint against prisoner ut the
Yorkville police court recently, one of the
clerks, rs joke, cleverly picked his pock
ct, getting fine gold watch and chain.
He did not discover his loss until late in
the afternoon. Then he felt greatly dis
comfited, for to have his pocket picked in
= police court is not pleasant experience
for ''fy "copper"
Yesterday morning lie received n pawn
ticket by mail, and on going to tho shop
was overjoyed to find his watch. He re-
deemed it for IS and then determined to
keep thefittle affair quiet
He went to the Yorl1ville police court
yesterday with another prisoner and was
overcome with surprise and embarrnss-
ment when Clerk Thomas Ryan handed
him SIS bill, explaining that it was the
money for which the watch had been
pawned.
A roar OF laughter from his associates
greeted tho detective as he pockcted the
bill, felt to SEQ if his watch was still in his
pocket and hurried out of the court.-New
York World
The Helena independent., 1893-11-20

NOTICE TO CO.OwNERB--To 6. KLEIN.
- schmidt, ". y Rssd. J. I. Walsh. ae8.
1s.ii;cc; @gS'ehs.ss @ pf tic in'srs:s oi i0, Naa|.
Yog Aro hereby notified thst W., your so-gwN-
efs. ThOs. H. Mlllsr, l.. A. Walker end b. u.
Langley have IN accordaoes with section 211s
OF tho revised statutes Of tho Unitsd states. ~
pended ,n labor and inpro.y,s,monts upoaa 43
{. seo 8 tp y. nr2 "; !otS 49,, {. 500 70. ~ y
organised mining dlstriot in tho county u Levi.
and CLARKE and stats Of Montans, tho snm ef
two hundred dollars bsing the work require by
isw far 90 purpose q holans and r.psssea tias
Now thsrefsre. DO IL knowa thst unies. .you
each contribute 1 y"nr hare bare y such e.gendit,rss
eixhsh Interest Asld .r clsmsa, and .eRit ths
Mepptnna, " ths oo1nty n Lewis and l.rks,
tics by publication your interest or interests IN
the said placer olain.a viii bs forfeited, and b.
como the property OF the undersig Z ned, as pro-
vided BY said section 2s2! q the United states
statutes. TIIUe. y. MILLER,
H. II. LANGLEY,
Il. A. WALKER.
Firet pu ALLEGATION Nov, IA. 1893
The Helena independent., 1893-11-20
FORGIVENESS.

lorgivcneee-rlAnt of soil refined, divine,
Whose blonsoms reach beyond the earthly
mold.
Beyond the storm, tho tempest and the cold
20 gather airs from heavens unsuliicd shrine
2 flower Of Edenl be forever mine,
70 cheer mo when my days and years grow old,
md scatter dows from regions that enfold
The healing leaves by wators crystalinel
Thou antidote for wrath and hate and fear,
Balm Of tho heart by lips Of loved ones wound.
cd;
Soothing the thrust OF sharp ingratitude,
Thy fragrance Gains the soul when night Ia
near.
And angels come with heavenly wreaths sur
rounded
TO light with love this land OF solitude.
Julia Noyes Etiukney.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-20
NCTICE TO CO-OWNERs --TO J. H. eIN-
~ clair, his heirA executors. adninietsatnes

NCTICE TO CO-OWNERs.--TO ]. II. 6lN-
~ clair. his helrA executors. adninistsatefs
and assgns:
yonr so-owner, have. In accordance with ssotion
Is24 Of the Revised ttAtutes Of ths Unitsd
statos.. expended In labor and improvensnts
uatsd in scratch Gravel (unorsAnised) miains
district in the county Of LOWS and Clsska
state Of Montana. tho sum Of one hundred ($lOo)
Seating said claim according to Law for ths ysazs
1891 snd, 1892, and unless You contribute g
oau'e to be contributed your share of suon q.
the undsrsiRnsd 1t Helena. in the county Of
owls and Clarke. state Of Montana withia
ninety {eo) days after tho service cf this notice
Leader quarts lode MINING claim will be for
fsited and become, tho property Of the unas<
signed, Is provided b. said section 2sA Of -
vised Statutes of the United Ststes
ilbk J. 6HAFFxR
Dated HSlaAA Mesa. AUS II, Ina.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-20

tIlAS SUNNI ONS-1N THE DISrRIrT
"A c.n Of tho First judicial district OF tn.
state OF Montana in and for tho county OF
Lewis and Clarke.
"'~, u..s.. pl,lntff. Va Henry Al. Granger.
Tho stat. of Montana sends greeting to tho
n,,are erc.y requret t. appear in an action
boup t y min ven by INV nh w nnmeL p,.ln.h:
in tho district court OF tho FIRST judicial district
of ,he ttai. OF MoptanA in and ior tha county OF
lcysau Clarke. and 10 answer tho complaint
tlcd therein. within ten DAYS texclusNe q tns
day Of pcr vic,j afler the service On you OF this
suiumons ii served within this county. or II
aorvca au, O. thus county bnt IN tn.,lstrloI
within ,w"n} days; o,herwlss WIN IA .osy Gays
scCor..iuS 10 tho prayor uf said 'oinpla'nt.
Ib-t, - ,n. 20 # aI'.u uohr 10 q IN = ludG-
rem, al oar"" ioIea.oDinT N or ala iIec.anies
il n for ,nh y. rf"rmsu by p!"h.t.it ami ohe
ON Fast "A moving bald IN ho premssas
Of defenis MT. Il the request OF and N con,
trct with 10 gent nffnef' De h. 10 t,,ss ts "S,u Sa
count, q or aud recorder OF evils and t.arAe
roun,y, TIE ~, perty bling described US io.o"H;
at ss,en'en te't OF hlcL h.' any a. ns Nr'a"ht En-
niuitinn to he city IT Helena h" conpa,%t
allo os an Assignment OF the INT rest x onh
,ist ~ u ainstit. and ashe tot !nas 'nt isr %
lion, inS dollars Il inter st; three noilnrs la d
iur o II, inw ard ming snlt iirn. and NIFTY DOL.
lara = ,r .,,yt teNA h1'' COSTA or SUIT -.
And y"u arc hereby no,ifsd that il you fAtt to
srrrs { and nm w,r tho rad complaint ~ aiisvs
rclu,rol, tho .sid piaintiit will apply "a tAo
ontrt lor tho r..iei msndsd IN the said crm-
G,vcn under my hsn md tho seal Gt the DE-. H.
e~--%---t> county Of Lowis anu Clarke
+ kcal Fir.t Ihis N!h day OF etnlar, in the
4 Jud Dist. year Of our Lord one Thousand
onr. eight hnnSStiTa SGTS m nrxS rnxiSS.'yl,SEEsa Gys.E
Frank D. Miracle, attorney for piatstin.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-20
Tho Kind Of q Bird He Was.

Eight little negro boys got on a Niagara
street car. They had been out to St.
Mary's to rehearse something or other
(they were choir boys), and they were then
on their way to st. Paul's The women
in the car talked to them and asked them
all sorts Of questions. They all talked
willingly, except one little fellow, who
was as black as coal, and who seemed to
be the butt of tho other seven.
$50 you all singi" asked one Of the
women.
"Yep," answered three Of the boys at
the same time.
"Then you are regular little black
birds.''
"Oh, no, ma'am. Blackbirds don't do
nothin but chirp. I'm a canary"
"An I'm a mockin bird, said another,
and each boy told what kind of bird he
was, until the eighth one, the butt before
mentioned, was the only one who had said
nothing.
"And what kind of bird are you, my
little fellow9" asked the woman.
deed, ma am, he answered, II specs
mus be chicken. / gets it in the neck
10 offun. Buffalo Express. -..
The Helena independent., 1893-11-20
SHERIFF'S SALE = CHARLES McI4URE
- plainti6, W CoTntllus I. vawter et al, ~.

Under md By virtue Of N order q sals md q a.
ss o e. tho and s eoy
ibys, III the above entitsd action, wherein haris.
; judgment and deares Of foreclosure and sale
AGAINST torneLns !. .N:wtsr ., A sa dotsndants. on
dsx OF beside. p oos4s ,os ss ND
day of june. j. D: 1893 ,ecorded in iudg-
j am comm.nied to sell ali those certain lots
piece, or parcel, Of land, situate, lying and be-
ing in the 'iy. Of iielenA. county Of Lewis and
Clarke state on, Of Mont.n, M. and bounded and de-
Lots numbered eleven ,lUand twelve n2), in
block numbersd thirty: y:thres 1887. Of tho original
Of said lots be ,ns thirty tsO) feat on broadway
and one hundred uoD feet int depth. the said
icing on the .nS
Together with al and singular the tsnsmsnts.
steam heating plant. electric light plant Esiiers.
snans. fittings. bar and Office counters and f1x-
tures) thereunto bs longing or in snywise apper-
Public notice Il hereby given that on Monday.
the X day o. Nov mber. A. D. 1888. at " O'Clock
Of that day the front door OF the court house.
Helena, Lcwis and Clarke county, Montana, l
will, in obedience to said order Of sale and decree
Of foreclosure and sale. sell the above described
TO o. satisfy ssa
.nd sosts to tho highest and best bidder for cash
Given unas. ds. my hand this ssd day Of ooto-
-. = CHARLES .. CURTIS. Sheriff
Ey FRED Il. Hoss. Under Sheriff.
SHER!ff,s SALE! AROLlNE KALTMEYER
= R..tntiff, " lreder.o Ok 9; obinson. heo
Under and By virtue Of an order Of sale and
decree OF foreclosure and eale issusd out Of the
district court Of the First Judicial striot Of The
ntA NJ go iv~ $r~
.nd 5Sl clarke. On the sOth day Of ctobsr, 4. D.
1893. in the sbove entitled action. wherein
IA sFoPs the above named plain
iReo Rs ' S9s n: md fssi,sk s
q 'hi 'h osF Sstofs,
said DEC decree was, On the Goth day of .ctobs A.
:.d eoas !. psxs uSsmen eSok s% Conc mo-
manacd to sol ali that certain lot, pisss or par
g; oi n isnd lit .itu.ts yiug md being q ths
bounded and described as follow, to wit: "A
ct numbered six g., in bl, c6 numbe cd five
e IL Hs:1 St ths st h.vns 1aa
frontage on hird street ot forty-two U2l feet.
and : depth of one hundred G(o) isss
upon the utficisI plat Of said named addition now
on ls In the otfGe Of the county recorder of said
county a , OF ewis H. ".d Clarke lose!her with al
appurtrnances thereunto belonging or in any
Wise Aupertainirg.
Public notice is hereby given that on Wednes-
DAY. the 22nd day OF oVembsr. A. d. 1893. 1t
u o'clock m. Of that day. at the front door OF
the court house, Helena, Lewis and Clarke coun-
ty Montana, | will in obedience to raid order
Of sale and decres Of foreclosure and sale. sell
the above described prcpe! ty. or 50 much there.
Of as may bo necessary to satisfy said Judgment,
with interest and costs. to tho highest and best
bidder for each in hand.
Given under my hand this slst day of c.ober,
A. D.. 1888.
CHARLES y. CURTIS, Sheriff
FRED f. HOss. udcr sheriff.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-20

The smallest "ost-boil" IL large enough
to show that tho blood needs urifyipe--A
warning whien, II unAssdsd. msy result.
not IN more boils, but In something "
much worss. Aver, the danger In tims BY
the sss Of Aysr's sarsapsrills. Csrsd 9TH
sia will cure you.