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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-12

Don't ASoELEs. PORT 1owxsxxp, DUE
/ Gspsss and eeetsis route.
TiM9 cARD
Haos Passenger and freight propolio9
MosTiCELIsl
Csmmencing Tuesday, Nay -, 1893.
I4avss daily except Monday ~ follows; eeateA
q M Tawnsend iO:3o: arrives Fort Angeles
p m Leaves Port Angeles p ma; Port
Tow sssna 10 p, n-: arrives seattle 10 p ~
Lanainxs. CITY Dock, seattle; TsbpAi's Dock, fuso
HATCH BHOA
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SEATTLE
MEDICAL and SURGICAL
DISPENSARY
Drs. Merrill 81 Merrill.

Drs. Merrill 81 Merrill.
The most WIDELY ana fAvoyae.y known specialists
an the fAcit dc Coast The doctors are regular gsaA
uatvs from ne University of the city OF New org
aad sf Long 10 and oilcxa HospfAi Hrookiyn.
New ork 80. their toax ssperlsns~. ssasaskAhio
skrit and usiversas sacesss La the treatment snd
~ure az chsoeie diseases sBsisls thsss su.sssns
oh saesans 10 the fall coneesacs 81 the AH!etsd
ever where .. -, -,
sucrssAfal specialists. sno ara asic 10 effect eurss
10 s.any cases that have been pronounced hopelsaa
They treat SCIENTIFICALLY and SIC
CEsaTULlN. cure QUICKLY and PIX.
ninEAss~, NERVOUS DEBILITY And SIX
IAf. DISORDERS. PITTS. gisrtIsA AND
kRt~TAL ULCERS. SYPHILIS GoS0KaH0A.
0LFET sp~rmAsorrhrSA seminal Meaka-ss 110se
Naaaood. ssg4s htsissicn. b~cAgsd Faculties.
AnAQya AsisEa. ~aaraax5s, Catorfh. BroBEbstaA
AsssmA Tanaere. trug2laEs. salt Ehenm Aa1
scro!alA IA i5hsst Eisr. FAkiss,t sLE as
kTRIGgCKE- radically ana safely cured ssthous
osln % dstsatioa from business ana cafcs gaAze 80
iced
Al assarsnriIss aad sm2sdinsssss to marriage
IfgTAGS AND POSITIVE tusE for the
s~fe effect of sAFsy vice asd lie aaEuesoas sviD
saax follow H. iis trails
Lnng 81 perienee. With unparalleled sacessA y
sase s@ss sss1saas al . ds-csor4s - III
Disc ASSES OF - OMEN asse tecsivs pea
ost~aglan 1o@s4s e~rssnss tss OLDES1 a.
8sss XXI EkIENJBD sf1slA Isis e
- C0osA or write. seG<sanS stsslp AoEs-ssA
1oo asa eoaadsctta. Trsooos Sleek 80
0soo1 oeBooA ososslo.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-12

Don't ORCHARD
navy Ysss Rsuss- Hssmsrsea. o>1nGv
ana Seaftesten
e1EAAkk ELLlo
Leaves ~ ~ wAsaing.sa ssress Aaiy ssesps
sun1sy. ~ SIS . m Asd $3.50 p M The esiS
. m. "Trip taessdss head Of Porn Orchard xsoae
ssss csrs.es can - accom- zsoaasss ssEdayA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-12

BUTTtR-Bess Eastern creamery. eo-n tuba,
25e per h. choice dairy. I7t9Dc; fresh Caiis3s-
nis roli. 2iA5c per -: pickle roll. DC: Eastern.
2 n prints. &c
Overwhelmingly Eastern. isc; fresh Call.
fornia. tbs9i2c: Lsmburges, 70. =. Ice: Holland,
per dos iei2; swiss. r~r n. 2ic
Esf-.- fJobhlny)--Fsesh ranch, 209sic. East
err, saaSslr.
FUEIaRY~-fIobb.ngl-G spring. o. 90
04tu0 h.;s, 2lts 80 PER dog. Eastern cod storage
stock. sc; srese. sc; ducxs, nc per n: sur.
keys, NS per b.
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OFFICIAL TINE CARD
TAKING EFFECT JUNE s, 1891.
faAINs LxAvx sHArrER:
For % Paul and EAss--s 40 D m Ana ,Q.3on -
70. Portland and ScosA-S:t5 Z Ha 4 80 aud
$40 p az
20. osympsA 6rays Harhos e.ssss ana south
Beo6-S.l5 m
Fec Tac0ma-s:is and losls = N. a:is, asa
Too $40. and 10 - D "a.
Far SGehomash. Se1fo aAA Aracortse-o:yo
Z H. Aad $50 p II.
For EveresI suras and wAaacou-Sso . n.
For 6aoQaainis Fails and Norga Bead-o;so
N
SnAI1s ARRIVE Ar sxArrIA
Prem D Paul and Eass-l2.ss . n. ana eco
y IN
from Portland end ssutA-l lis Z n. seo anA
700 p m
Frsn OLYMPIA cray's Hassse cities and south
Fran Tscsas-l3:s5. las and Sis . n,
IL Is 600. Tao and $50 p m
fro0 aoshonlsh. Sodro and Anaeostes-l0:So
Z End 4 81 ,. M
From Everett sumas and whaseom-x 81 a m
From Snequalmis Falls as1 Nerth Esaa-I:S2
p M
1AlLRoAD AND eTEANSHIP 1,cKKrs TO
ALL POINTS IN THE WORLD
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DELi.Is6HAM BAY INSIDE ROUTE
Whaieom and sshsr~. FstfhAven. samish. n
aeoftss FIaslgo estg, Itsa;asy. coSp.vlsls Lang
icy, Csiagon. kve<efs, Eiaa1ndA
STEAMER MA*co
Leaves City seek Tuesdays. Thursdays And sAsur-
days At oieiocx - "a Tickets for sale 81 CITY
Ticket once sos second street
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1AHL wars.
0utc1 s1u TO sAH YRAxcxDoo
A. n ssssAh
cALsFoRxfA
~ - NJ aAasss 49, q -
ooCTHKnN PACIFIC coxrAxx
The aaay rosss
fHRoroH cAuroRxIA
Tsan ps,.s
EAST AM SOUTH
s1 ecDsr sorrs % rns pAcsvso mAsA
k.sssnss aeksss - Les Asrssss s.a r,,nr, ersu
osastss. tSs Is
PULLMAN BuFFEr sIxxPERA
ScLLNAN eECoNpAcLASs SHIPPING Cara
Attached % express trasna A1nrssae sspsrs< -
esnnocASsaas for seeoaaSaAsa passengseA
Fer rassa. tickets s~epus eas re.srwAs.saA
ssc. CAL UPON ~ address,
THOMAS 4. GRAHAM. rts.r.es Passenger AseaS
LIZ facaac Ave y asaiaxssa hssckt. Tacoma
Z r. Ro0ERA Asssxsaa. General Yrs.sss -
Fasnesssf Aren't Portland. or.
CPoKASx FALLS Z NORTHERN RAILWAY
osay ssrvies sssvssa spckaas ana I'll Koessaas
AAke poansA Throagh in oas day to
Nelson and kAslA
TOO Z n. 9nokan. a, A.eo~ -
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IN And nutLpsxa MArxaiAL

LUMtkR-kough common, Per ~. ~, CON-
mou, siast ~. common. D. -. 81. clear, d
r.. etc. sxt flooring. No l. SIS. liza aoofinE.
teal. ssa !. Sis; spsacs shesyins, So: clear,
dsr Etsh, e5sx3s. r1ou!alngs. 20 Per cent dis
count ssa Universal Moulding Eacs: shingles,
per N. ~: hath. per N, -; pieke.s. u and T. &c
sscs; safie-. sxt. Sc: gutter. Az &c. txe, ac.
bkiC &-Common. u. - pse NJ: prcssed. essC1
81 PER =;
LIME, -lJehb.ngl--R Roche Harhof and saa JuAa
DIanaVs. fisa
ctM@NI-(iobeiag)-P X. D. & =.
Gta
tSga
rLAsi ERI>6 HAIR 49, tIchnlng, 900 WAshs!.
Aye ysr n. unwashed. sc PER n
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~ allowing ara the psscas raia BY rrsail
$50 ~ snund lots delivered at the wharf or
y. ~ tai. or the .oaelug rsses quoted by
vspssaals dealers:
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fRoNt fiPE--( Jothinsl-- " rough, iron. up n
IA tssik. 20 ref cent. off list. xYesr sisss. q,
Kaa 5, galvanized. IL ant under. 20 and
per eaGf %: i'rses Sizes - and , FsF esaa on
TN PLATE fJoeaiugl Charcoal plsse-.
bsEsAt, SIC. iexls IN Tsxa. - 81 p~s eex; *.
tfessls s:hsfeasi plates segns. Il. ssx0 g Sx-s.
1sss1. u: teatppei sx<, a.
suTNwiE HANDS ~saivsssssa. ss.sse per
stIFEa IRON aes,insf~ Americas, common
-~so. es;tsse psr D. ssivsaiss 90 per cent Of
sisFYr xfNc-fIsAblasl--l'sr N. s,,e
nAh :Rus foisssng,-B Bass ,ssss, .s.e rer y:
Aorssy :roa. s. per n
ruInig--g1oSa.Rsl~ p loaess'. ha. aad hal.
lie PEI 81. extra sirsng. he.
sAlLs. reoIs ssp oexnsoR
NAfI.-tIais0lnxl-Ns il.s eat steel same ~
wire. s,st sgxel. sz.0s1. w;rs, Ia
Dt*-gJsnalnx}-sa9s, crassrat Dsssten's
TuiKs t:oih. x2c per 70. iiusa hosds. Toledo .ai
Ives ss,;ass, sc peg a. taAsassa '&css sud
MGR ,t.scs sS< p~r Il; hsg9 p4s.tea's. : per
evnr n let Axss-sinsss Tar. e. - per sex.
dsae.s is.,.. 81 s$iz PSF aaa sAevsls sad spades
--stesi. p osl& ;. pc. sa.' ,f.a' 80 IsI ga
ses. So fteks-ka.Gsssas. = ssssA > per dea
Fasss-Asv a. saa 10 scr cens 81 lat t.fuss-
.s0os'--s,ss .. ia.s,ss @sa NED: ess->e
sTEs& FARMING Toois--Se ssa IL PEI esai
LAWN xowEgs-sssn Amssscan. Sc saa
SsI fiiss AM sNATHs-ss psr cen, 90
rs gaEAA faEEzERs-.a.ss Aeaa,aia,
O. An,s T. glsr esas 81. IAxasn az. ~ Ter eeal es
s4rk.L- -Elaae a< fasseaass raassazsn. So
yxF esst 81 list. eogusss. - rsF eeas 81 sAs:,
sisa.ari .e.iss .s ges csnt %.
&oGf Ahsng)-Asatfss, N& trrh ana
lsrger ..r rxr -. tsssnrssd. ns.e ser y sni =
THREAD Jas sssal n. ana saEsss, ~ l--sArsAi.
Stse. sGa asay~aa. ise: tasre1 iasa yssa. sasai.
*. aSB: - LOG SCI g@saaI
TtNsaRE rsecea. ~ PET esns- CT; stamped.
- f-sF esfnt. 81
aGA|lTEN AkY-ASas snt "a pes cent CD
usAti A-l'xs aa.s. 81 ssSaa&
NiR&;-6atssntaes. pssia tsaee. ~ cs. block
plata. n All 10 "a. ga.vansssS ssresa tsacss
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HAY, GRAIN AND gsEp.
HAY-ftJoboins)- Puget sound. per ton GIG
1ls. stew, y.
neutrality-suspicious. feed. per ton.
ess42a.
OATs;. Jobh,nsl-Choice.p per ton, 81
EY-tJobniugl--koiicdo ground, per
ton. 81;
cohSs-whole. &c: cracked. per ton. Us. feed
meal. III per ton.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ger ton. SIS;
shorts. ser ton. en-
fEEE-- Jobeing)-cho feed. esa0es pcs
ten: m.;id.inss. yer ton, rs, 0iicsks meal. per
ton, 3+as
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The Helena independent., 1893-12-16
An Irish Faction Fight

Mr.. Lo Finn, in his Seventy Years of
Irish life" tells of tho faction fights be-
tween the Colieys and the Rcaskawallahs
He says;
Members OF opposite factions who hap
pened to dwell near each other lived peace
ably together, except on the occasions when
they met expressly for fight. Fairs We're
the usual battlctields, though at times q
special trir and place was fixed for tho
battle. recollect one that was fought at
Armagh bog. near US, when the Cctfeys
We're tho victors, a few were killed, and
many on both sides dangerously wounded.
Tho old story, often told, that the row be-
gan by one man taking off his coat and
trailing it behind him, saying, Who will
dare to tread on thats' is u myth.
II have seen many a faction fight, every
ono of which began in the same way, which
was thus: One man wheeled, as they
called it, for his party-that is, he marched
up and down. fourishing his blackthorn
and shouting the battlecry of his faction.
Here is Cotfey aboo against Reaskawal-
lahs; here is Coffey aboo-who dar strike q
Coffeyg 4 dar!' shouted one OF the other
party Here's Reaskawallah aboo, at the
same time making a whack with his shil-
lelah at his opponents head. In an instant
hundreds of sticks are up, hundreds Of
heads are broken. In vain the parish
priest and his curate ride through the
crowd, striking right and left with their
whips; In vain a few policemen try to quell
the riot; on it goes till one or the other Of
the factions is beaten and flies"
The Helena independent., 1893-12-16
SHERIFF's SALE - ROBERT 8. HALE,
~ plaintiff vs., EnnIce l. HaskiIl Dallas Has.

SHFRIFF'H SALE - ROBERT 8. HALE.
- plaintiff. vs.. Ennice L. Haskill, Dallas Has
kill and Hohert c. allaoe, defendants.
Under and by, virtue OF an order Of sale anil
district court OF oFirst judicial district OF the
state Of Montana. in and for the county Of Lewis
and Clarke. ON the zstn day, ct Novembr. A.
D 1893. IN the above entitled action wherein
tainod = Judgment and decree Of foreclosure and
saie n.!P sga,n,t a Ennce L. h.skill. Leii.s H. :
1872. for the sum of s,.ss!.;o. besides inter-
eat costs and attorney = fees. which said decree
was on the .7,n aay Of No. EN- Der A.. J.. 1895.
psge =. am commanded to sell all ,hc.e certain
lots. piece, parcel Of land situate. lying and
being in the county OF Lewis and Clarke, state of
Nj ntana. and bounded and described as follows
to wit:
LOT. numbered seventeen (17) and eighteen
ue(. in block numb:r six hundred and two
lbo2) Of the hoback d annon addition to tho
and one-half (e51) feet front on Ninth avenue
formerly called Centre street) aud one hundred
and forty 90 feet deep, and bounded on tho
On The south By Ninth venue and On the ives; YVES;
By lot nomher sixteen (6). in .aid block. as said
lots and block are num barred DESIGNATED and de-
| scsibtd on the plat of said Hobnck & annon
addition on file in the office Of tho county re-
corde- Of said county # Lewis aud Clarke.
Public notice is hereby given that on Tues-
day. the 18th day OF December A. d. 1888. at l3
courthouse. Helena, Lewis and Clarke county,
Montana will. in Obedience to eaid order Of salc
and decree of foreclosure and sale. sell the above
o 81 s asn wh ntsress
and costs, 70 ths highest and best bidder. for
cash in hand.
eiyen, unds: my hand this eth day of Noven-
~ CHARLES D. CuRT1s. Sheriff
sr LnEn LGsA I!ndar &bnriH-
The Helena independent., 1893-12-16

The Indian Parsees number now in all
90, 900 people. They are and always have
been devoted subjects of her majesty, and
we may attribute this. as much to u GER
tain sympathy with western methods of
thought over eastern as to the fact that
they would rather be ruled by entire for
eigners than by those whom they might
themselves have conquered had fortune IA
vored them.
In domestic relations the Parsee shows
favorably. He is gentle and courteous,
while, as is the case with all children of
the sun, his affections are strong. His
treatment of his womankind is not orien-
tai. No petty jealousy consumes him lest
they should be as powerful as himself if
allowed similar advantages. He is per-
haps unnecessarily luxurious in his style
of living, and this reacts on his charac-
ter, making him averse to any exertion
which would involve personal discomfort.
Doubtless it is not his fault; he has been
too much the center of his family's affec-
tions to be anything but self regarding by
education. on.--Nineteenth Century.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-16

ALIAS auMlpNs--lN THE nIsrinQT
...aseS .a Is Noassaa IN and Tor The county af fsSis
N As.iav:,s General Electric company I. eorDo-
esNn. Ns ~: .ssfrWSIsssss, d.ts,dsns
You IS hereby ssaairsd q appear in N cotton
.sS,s sss 1a
Il Si and saf tas sSnnes e
3, i ~, NE :s,S.s 5
twenty daya other wIs., !, Within forty axys Of
;adSmSns hy dsai. VIZ e sfsn cnn se1inss you
tho INN Of ons thousand. thirtesn ana thirty.stx
ons-hund.sdtha dollars. said sum bsnG nov due
eSsndss cham g soan..u1 .a' & supple, and
apparatus, and for moncys sd,anced Tor Your
nse, and for balance due in e's,sd account he-
issA and Nay W SIT isss hiso 10, interest on .aid
sum sun Ct ,hs rata ef ton per cent pc. annn@ IRON
&. Sa' a as i ap s5s ..sa Si ann 81 s
titt BY e un,ea,onsbls and vsaa'iou;; .n on;
Fos particulars. reference j. hereby had to the
Of rl.in,i on re herein .Sss ,or a., "a
required, the said plaintiff will TAKE judsmsnt
thirtean and thirty six one-hupdred dollars
(SlOiaao) and intsrcst thereon At the rate of ten
per cent per annum from June, lst, 1s9S. until
paid. as demanded In tho complaint ,
Given under my hand and tho seal Of the dis
trict court Of tho first Judicial district oI ths
stats of Montana. In and Tor the
e county Of Lewis and Clarke
Zeal First this 2S,l day OF \ ovamher In the
Jud. list ! wear 81 our Lord one thousand
Court. eiaht hundred and ninety-thrsA
>-r---, JOHN BEAN. CLARK
Hy g. q. FREkMAN Deputy Clerk.
II. 4. Hopner. attorney for plaintiff.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-16

CUMMONs-IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
y the First Judicial district OF the state OF
Montana. in and for the county of Lewis and
y. i. Gordon and Frank +. Holt; eo-partners
L. Gordon Company plaintiffs, ". Charles {.
Tie state Of Montana sends greeting to the
above named defsndsnt:
You are hereby required to appear in IN action
If. f1iti Il ths s.ri,t TO ocart 20 Of the Frst ndio,s
district OF the state OF Montana In and for the
county Of Lsvis a.. ard Clarke and to .n'wsr the
sye Of the day Of .ervicc eftsr ths service You
i ss,sea q this eoansy within ri; & ais
days. or Judgment by default will DO taken
against yon according TO the prayer Of sad com
The said action is brought to obtain judg-
ment of said court against you for the sum OF
two hundred and ssvsnt nine and n 100 do lara
wares and merchandise sold and delivered "
1858. It Helena. Montana: Tor Interest on said
mum mum from July IL. ISIS. 10: uar.a.onsbis and
costs d e .ait: Ali :. more es inil1 .pps;:Fs pps;s
reference Is hereby had.
And You aro hereby notified, that II you fail to
appear sna answer tho saia compliant mp as, as above s
by default asainot you for said sum OF ss'9. u.
with interest thereon at 10 FER cent 70: aanum
re sa Snsr g ssrd nnS for s9' ss e ;Gt tho Dis
ofthe ttate Of Montana, in and
~) for tho county of Lewis and
{ Seal First } larks, this slst day of Ooto-
Court. } Que thousand eight hundred
anu n15e, JoHS sfAN. Clerk
" g. .. FREEMAN. Deputy Clerk. ~
r. N. as. H. Molntire. D aintii1s' attorneys
The Helena independent., 1893-12-16

The practice of placing Il pewter plate
containing a little salt on " corpse may
possibly have originated in salt being con-
sidered an emblem of eternity. In Scot
land the custom has generally been to
place both salt and earth, separate and
unmixed-the earth being an emblem of
the corruptible body, and the salt an en-
blem of the immortal spirit. Salt has
also been used to preserve a corpse. The
body of Henry I, who died in Normandy,
was cut and gashed, sprinkled with salt,
wrapped in a bulls hide, and brought to
Reading abbey to be buried.
ster Gazette.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-16

sian continued his attentions. and Mrs.
Coudrey was sent a short time ago from
the hotel where she was living with her
husband to her fathers house. Thence she
was removed to the asylum.
The intimate friends of Mr. Hill declare
that the relations between the couple We're
entirely guiltless They say that Mrs.
Coudrey was simply crazy for admiration,
and that when Prince Engalitcheff flattered
her in his foreign way, without perhaps
meaning the slightest harm, the young
woman's head was turned and she acted in
discreetly.
Engalitchef is handsome man, mag
nifcently built, with brown, wavy hair and
mustache light olive eyes and q delicate
complexion. He dresses in the height of
fashion and certainly looks a man to en-
tangle woman's heart.
1t appears that the "prince" has lost
caste by this affair, as when he appeared in
the st. Louis Merchants Exchange the
other day he was hooted off the floor by the
virtuous brokers.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-16
Fooled the Mule.

An eX-street car mule in Los Angeles,
from force of habit, had wandered between
the rails. The electric car came along, and
the mule imagined he was at the old busi-
ness. The mOtorman put on IL little extra
speed, but the mule maintained the regula-
ton distance between himself and the car.
Faster and faster went the car. So did the
mule. He had no thought of shirking, to
the huge delight OF the spectators and mo
rormau
The Helena independent., 1893-12-16
Electric Isytters.

This remedy is becoming SO we'll known
and so popular as to need no special men
tion. All who have used Electric Bitters
sing the snme song of praise. A puser
medicine does not ozist. and IL ia euaran-
teed TO do sll that is claimed. Electric
Bites will cure all diseases of the liver
and kidneys; will remove pimpIes, boils
snls rheum and other affections caused by
impure blood; will drive malaria from the
system. and prevent, as we'll rs cure, ali
malnfial fevers. For euro of headache.
constipation and Indigestion ~ Electric
Bitters. Entire satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Price so cents and ST.
per bottle. Parcheu-D'Acheul Drug Co.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-16
Ladies' ApDroclQta

A good remedy and there is not any thing
on the market that equals French Tansy
Tablets for the relief and cure of rainful or
irregular menses. These tablets remove all
obstructions, no mnttes what the cause.
Manufactured by A. Augendre. Paris
France, and for sale only by Parchen-
UAcheul Drug Co., Helena. Mont, sole
agents. Price 81 per box; sent by mail
securely sealed.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-16
A Surs CuTe for Piles.

Itching piles ere known by moisture like
pc splration, causing intense itching when
warm. This form as we'll as blind. bleed
ing or p-ntrudinR, yield ut once to Dr.. Bo-
shnko's Pile Remed2, which acts directly
on parts affected. abso! bs tumors. allays
itching and affects permanent cure. Fifty
cents, druggists or mail. Circulars free
DR.. Bosanko. Philadelphia. Pa. Sold by
Parchen-D' Acheai Drug Co.. Helena.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-16
ne DROVE HER CRAZY.
An Alleged Russian Prince Creates SEN
sati0n In st. Louis Society.


sation In st. Louis Society.
Nicholas Engalitcher, an alleged Rus
sian prince of doubtful antecedents, cut
quite wide swath in Chicago and St.
Louis society during the past summer and
Is now charged with having cast spell Of
hypnotism over Mrs. II. M. Coudrey Of the
Mound City. AT any rate, theunfortunate
womans infatuation for the prince has de-
veloped into insanity, and she has been
placed in an asylum.
Mrs. Coudrey is daughter of jerome
Hill, the cotton king Of the west. She met
Engalitcheff during the summer in Chica-
10. A warm friendship developed between
the two, so intimate that Mr.. Coudrey OBJ
jected. When the latter brought his wife
to st. Louis. the prince followed, and the
intimacy continued. In societyit caused
remark, and Mrs Coudrey was sent away
5or time. When she came back, the Rus
The Helena independent., 1893-12-16

when your heart Is bad. and your head
ia bad. and you are bad clean through, what
is needed?" asked Sunday school tsnoher
fhsr class 81 know-Ayer's Sa saparilla."
spoke uo little girl, whose mother had
recently bssn restored to health by that
medicine.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-16

NOTICE-THE SECOND NATIONAL. RANK,
located at Helena. III the state OF Montana
o.ho.s. creditors of raid association, arc there
lore ho'ety notified to present the notes asd
'ther claims sgainst tho association for pay
nent. GEORGE u. CHILD. Cashier,
Lated Sept 2S. 1893.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-16
A High Liver

Usually has a bad liver. He 10 bilious,
constipated. has indigestion and dyspepsia.
II there ia no organic trouble . few doses
of Parks' Sure Cufe will tone him mp.
Parks Suro Cure 10 the only liver and kid
ney cure We will sell on positive 0uaran-
tee. Price 81. For sale by Parchen-
D'Acheul Dtug Co,
The Helena independent., 1893-12-16

The 'sLittle Red House" in which Ma
thaniel Hawthorne wrote "Tanglewood
Tales, the "House of the Seven Cables"
and other stories, is to be restored. The
house was destroyed by fire some time
ago, and all that remains is the founda-
tion and part of the old fashioned CHM
ney.