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No. Ss2A.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
II & LAM nruuau
o. 8. LAND OFFICE.
HELENA AND TIsTRICT,
HELENA, N cntana, June &, 1898,

HELENA. Montana. June 8, 1898. J
Notice = hereby givcn. II at the Whitl.tcl
eorporation orsanizea and existing under III.
laws OF the state of Montana, by George X. Roos,
r. att rney in fact, whose. postofice address is
ton Tor . I nited tt,tes patent for the Helena.
Mhtlateh Union ard Golden lodes, as officially
ms. A2ot.. 4,2)b and 1907 respectively. The
same are situA,ed in Owyheo Park (unorsanized)
mn. a ,tr1ct; Lewis and Clarke county, hon-
the recorders oaieso of Lewis and Clarke county.
o. ser hs'en y. u said county snd state, and de-
No. | Of survey No 1908 from which Jones', /. Z.
No. 2. t9nrt ". bears 8 s dog rs MIN W, a.
t. running thence n 10 deg, % min .. IS Ito
to corner No. 8; thence 8 81 deg. 80 min e, 9Js.s #
% corner No: 4; thence s 10 DIG. " min ", $751;
e ot to ( corner , o: s. THENCE n q degrees, 4. min v.
.pd .1oludins. tthereiroms ali aif'I that porslon q
$50, SIC. Esd. and eurvey No. COS. lot 79R.
eaving \ net arez claimed for this Helona lode
Of 9. 20 acres.
4.2O6 from which Jones, !. p. no. 2, tenr4w ",
hears 8 10 deg 20 min ~ sec ", b37.7 1t. running
thence : n 10 deg. = min Q. 81! Y to corner No.
No1; thence n s dog 50 min 4 w. I'll III. ) # 70 to '1 plnes
ior G e. 2 4 sst,a,e Gh" nn1o1 isa . q ne IT, area nc.. claimed
NsS AS"O ~ kN - Slo
Beginnlng at 0 rnor TO. / OF said eurvey No.
4s2o7 from which Jones, l. p. No. 2. t 9nr ".
bears Q 20 dog II min II sec ", 8.8.o3 fit, running
thence Il II deg, 20 min VI. s47.4 It to corner No. n:
thence n 80 deg, IS min 9, l,151 1T to corner No. q:
then 9 ~ dog So min o. e55 fl TO conner he. 4:
thence 9 ao deg a min ". l.l48.2 # to cerner MOI
thence 80 deg, 80 min ", 293. z It to corner No.
9; thence s 10 dos. % min ", 27.S IT to corner No.
Z; thence n 81 deg 5y min ", 1883 It to place Of
DsgsnninS. Excepting and exoiudins tlierefrom
. that portion Of ground in conflict with sur
yey no. 4.ar, surtsy No. 5t2, lot lisa, survey No.
500, survey no. 2,e03 and the Unsonvilio lode
lnnsuryeyed).. Leaving q net area claimed for
tho Z Olden lode Of 1i.2l acres.
Upon which claims this notice was posted on
the "a dag Of juno. l6S3.
The adjoining claims to the Helsna lode arc:
On the southwest survey no. Is. Union lode No.
r. dot IA; on the north surveys Mos. 1905 and
spectisely; on the east the unionvflle lode Jun
turyeyed1, On the south, Union lodes p o. :, sur.
yey No; 20. lot S7B. survey No. IT lot bSA. survey
No. ~ lot b5B. survey No II 10. SAB, rurvsy No.
lot 56.
Adjoining the Whitlatch Union lode on the
west survey No 50S, ] little Muddy N. =, lot
~ !; on the north survey No. 502. Big Muddy
lole; lot 7aA; ON tbs south survey No. 4.20s, Hel-
Adjoining the Golden lode on the southeast.
the Knoxville lode iunsurvsyea); on tho sontb
survey No. 4,2o6, Helena lods.
any O. all persons claiming adversely to said
premises or any part thereof are hereby notiSed
- present such adverse claims before the exnirn.
oon Ct this notice or be debarred forever.
f. A. SWIGGErT,
Register.
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Remember this: The greatest i'm
D railway opetattng between st
raul or Minneapolis and. Milwau.
GOO and Chicago Is tho Chico 40,
milwaukee, 4 St. Paul. It owns and
operates, undor ono manauomcut
500 miles Of track.
Evory day this road starts FOUR
handsome, elegantly equipped pas.
eengor trains from tho Twin Cities
that run through TO milwaukee,
and Chicago without change Of
cars of any class. TWO trains daily
to st. Louis and Kansas City. The
train service and general equip.
mont Of THE MILwAUKEE" Ia
not surpassed by any railway in
America. It runs tho famous and
only electric lighted vestibuled linn.
tied train to Chicago. dafly-con.
sadered the finest regular train in
thts country.
It Il tho Official Government Fas.
Mall line: II you are going to Chi.
ca0o, Milwaukee. OF any point
east or south, or to St. Louis OF
Kansas City. cut this cut:
Lsavs e. faul ? 7:ao .. M. arrive q Chicago
Lsa!e p. Paul A 2;45 m, arrive At Chicago
. SIS next MORNING.
Leave 81. rkul A 6.S5 y. NJ. arrive n Chilean
500 nsxt morning.
Leave 81. Paul A sec u. m, arrive It Chilean
o:S0 hSxt Morning.
L4ave st. laui A 0:16 4 m, arrive n 81, Iouis
1870 next morning, "
Lsave 81. Psul c !i6 p. M. arrive 1t 81. Loub
e:1t next evening.
Leayo B. Paul A 9:IS .. M, arrive at KansN
Cit! 1'0o no1t morning.
Lsave &. Paul Q 7:tt p. M. arrive at Kansas
City 600 next evening.
Daily. y Excspt Sunday. G Except Saturday.
Palace sleepers on night trains
Parlor chan cars on day trainA
Dining car service superb.
Trains leave from St. Paul Union
Depot. No trains. For lowest rates
to all points in United States and
Canada apply to any ticket agent
or address :. T. CONLEY.
Assistant Gen. Fass. Aqt.
st Paul MINI.
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ca.ho,,. ch,,dr.n In Pablo schools.

DENVER. July lA.-Rsv. T. Il. Malone,
editor Of the Colorado Catholic. made pub
lilo to-day On important dsoision BY Mgr.
6atolli on ths school question. Two years
& Bishop Matz. Of Denver. issued an order
that no children be received for first ccm-
munion and confirmation who had not for
tive pears previous a. least been attending
the parish school, OF some other Catholic
school. Bishop Matx ID a bitter opponent
Of Aresbishop 1reland's policy. Sstolli has
issued instructions charaotsrizing the Mats
decree Al q harsh and injurious measure
which must be igaorsd. and further that
greater care and charity are 10 be exercised
in giving religious Instructions and admin
isterjnR Che sacrament to children who do
not attend the rarechial schools.
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vii, su. Lyneher. for Damages.

SPRINGFIELD. H., July A-It ID reported
here that the National Citizens Rights as
ISOLATION has interested itself In the casa Of
s. y. Miller, the negro hanged and burned
at Bnrdwsll. Ky. Backed by tho orgsniza-
tion, Niller's widow will bring an action
for damages against the city marshal Of
Sikeston, Mo-, the sheriff OF Carlisle
county, KY. members Of the posse who
aided IN the capture Of Miller. all citizens
Of Illinois, Missouri and Kentucky who
participated In the affair. aud the corpora
zion Of Bardwell, in which IL occurred.
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Lender.

Since its hrat int, oduction. Electric Bit
tiers has gained rapidly in popular favor,
until now It 10 clearly in the lead among
pure medicinal tonics and sltsratives-
containing nothing which permits it's use
% the best and pu. est medicine for all all
ments Of Stomach, Liver OF Kidneys. II
will cure Sick Headache. Indigestion, Con-
stipation and drive Malaria from the sys-
ten. Satisfaction guaranteed with each
bottle or the money will be refunded.
Price only 80 cents = bottle. Sold by II.
n. Psrchsn u Co.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-15

BE sure you get Ayer's'' 10 IN important
caution to all in search OF . thoroughly re-
liable blood puY!fs-. Ayers Sarsaparilla
being the one on which there can be no
Of doubt. 1t has stood the test Of
nearly half q century. and has long been
considered the standard.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-15

Ayers Pills possess the curative virtues of
the best known medical plants. These pills
are scientifically prepared. ara easy TO take,
and safe for young and ole. They are in
valuable for regulating the bowels. and for
the relief and care Of stomach troubles.
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SUING A SENATOR


8QulPes OF W~aahlnBten. Made
An A~coountiag Asked.
NEW YoaK. Jnly l.-'sI have sssn . stats
mont oonoe rning q suit began against NJ
By w. 3. King. r. G. Shepherd and Phils
Osgood. for accounting n the matter 81
some real sstats In Seattle" said Ssnatol
Watson Q. Squire. Of Warrington, IN thi'
city to-day. u mover heard Of such con-
tract O. they now clain they had uAsil sui,
va began, and ] nsvsr had any intimafion
that tSey claimed my interest Ii thc prop
orty. undsrstaAd shsy pnid nothing to-
ward tAs original purchase and had NO
Interest in IL
II never hal any business dealings with
then regarding IL I hcugAA the land In
Rood faith and paid more than Il was worth
a that. Nine. The land 10 now assessed %
$500. 600. 10 looks % Il the suit 10 IN At
tempt to injurs ~ credit or create preia-
dice against me among the people OF the
aAataN
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A boon for

French Tansy Tablets ara for the relief
and cure of painful and irregular menses
and will remove all distractions. no mat
ter what the cause. Tho only sure and safe
remedy on the market. Manufactured BY
A. Auesndrs. Paris. France. g rer box and
for sale only BY II. ID. Psrohsn & Co.. sole
agents, Helena. Mont.
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Turr's P111as require ao change Of diet
ce,.r., r.c,ao Dividend ordered.

New York. July 1l-C p. Huntington
says: Il have just telsgtaphsd to San
Francisco and the regular dividend will Le
declared on the capital stock Of the Cen
trail Pacific Within . few hours. This con-
rany has more than earned the dividend
and II will DO promptly paid"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-15

The best examples Of Christian art dur
ing the first three centuries are in tbs oste-
combs OF Rome.
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LIEBIG WORLD DISPENSARY
l3 S. Main ST, Helena.

l3 S. Main ST, Helena.
lC4 Randolph St, Chicago.
8 East Broadway, Butte, Mont.
400 Geary ST, San Francisco.
3Ol w. 9Th St, Kansas City.
Private Entrance to Dispensary on South Jack.
son street.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-15

The most fourishinc period of Eayptian
art was from b. @. 400 to Is. G. 525. the
time Of the Persian conquest.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-15

The finest existing ancient picture is a
mosaic of the Battle Of Issus." found in a
pavement at Pompeij.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-15

The authentic period OF G. teek art begins
with the arrival Of P%olygnotus. Of Thaos,
In Athens, about 1853 b. G.
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For bilicusness and sick stomach try a dose OF
the OREGON blood PURuBIER. . vegetable rem
ecy.
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STARTLING FACTS!

The American peoplea are rapidly becoming = race
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Daniel Myers, Brooklyn, Mich, says hts daughter
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i have had a very fine trade upon Dr.. Miles
Restorative Nervine ana Heart cure, ana the
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y. J. ERWIN, Hamilton, Mo-
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WASHINGTON.
CALIFORNIA.
q c. Wilbur ....... Palace Hotel. San Frsaoisos


Wilbur Tebbils...... Merchants Hotel, 81. Psul
Wellard g.. Dsnnis. ........ iotsl RYAN. 81. r.nl
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UTAH.

COLORADO.
Smith d Son...,......e go Sixteenth It,. D.,,~
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A.sx P!LLsl

Or. Cations Reliable Compound for LADIES' are
eafe. Prompt. Effectuai. Tue original and only
ssaled: Adyics ffsa CATION SPEC. CO, bes
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-16
MASTERS OF MAkS.

Mrs. Margaret Sangster, the editor of Har-
per's Bazaar, Is entitled to write A. NJ. after
her name.
Belva Lockwood confesses to 63 years Of
age. She was born in New York, taught
school ut IA and was married at Is.
Georgia Cayvan, the actress, has a fad
for collecting fancy pins. She has some
that were msde In the time of Queen Bess.
Miss Anna Gould, daughter of the late
Jay Gould, goes in for physical culture.
She is a member of the New York Berkeley
Ladies' Athletic club.
Mrs. Frank Leslie recently responded to
the query. IF not yourself, who would you
rather bei" ~ would rather be nothing
than to be any one else"
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt never looks rs
well az when In full dress and sparkling
with diamonds, as her features are small
aud she is somewhat of the brunette type.
Miss Lucy NJ. Salmon, professor of his
tory at vassar, is tall and slender, with
brown hair brushed abruptly back from a
finely featured face of unusual strength
and sweetness.
Mrs. Leland Stanford's family allowance
from Senator Stanford's estate has been in
creased from 5000 to $4,000 per month on
her representation that 5000 per month
was inadequate.
The oldest postmaster will please stand
aside "A moment TO allow the presentation
OF the oldest postmistress-in point of serv-
ice-Miss Martha Il. Stone of Oxford,
Mass, who received her commission April
"a, 1857.
Miss Mary Garrett OF Baltimore, the
daughter Of one railroad prince. the sister
OF another, the possessor OF about 10000
0O0 and a wide knowledge of railroads. is a
middle aged woman, pale and pretty, with
a gentle waist and an exquisitely feminine
memory.
Atlanta was until 90 years ago known rs
M~arthasyille, and the city was Incorporated
under that name In honor of Miss Martha
Atlanta Lumpkin, the youngest daughter
Of Governor Lumpkin, who is still living az
the age OF on years near Athens, Ga, being
now Mrs. Martha Campton.
Nine. Gabriela de Matos, a woman Of
81, with large blue eyes and blond hair,
who sold her cattle AZ the outbreak of the
revol In Rio Grande do Sui, IL n conspic-
nous aud influential figure In that rovolu-
ton. She regards herself and il widely re.
garded as another Joan OF Arc.
Mrs. Rosenberg IL one Of the most re-
markable women nthe United States treas
ury department. She il a pleasant faced
matronly woman OF 81 years and has drawn
n salary from the government for over 20
years, having been appointed boy President
Lincoln when but % years old. Her work
is to identify the fragments Of burned NOR.
sy sent in Tor redemption.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-16
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

Although the Newport Democrats
have nominated Mr.. Daniel b. Fearing
for mayor IL is by no means certain he
will be the candidate on election day.
1t seems to be the prevailing opinion that
Mr.. Fearing will withdraw and that
Col. Honey's name will be placed at the
head OF the ticket.
1t is not very clear why one man
should bs nominated when another is to
be the real candidate, but sensible peo-
Pile long ago gave up the task of trying
10 account for Colonel Honey's vagt
ries. II matters very little, however,
whether Mr.. Fearing or Colonel Honey
is the candidate, for unless all signs
fail the Republicans Of the sister capital
will win in the coming municipal
election.
They have certainly made az excel
lent choice for the mayoralty. Mr.. JOHN
Hare Powell Is well known to the
citizens of Newport and enjoys their
confidence aud esteem. He previously
held the Office and administered its
affairs with marked ability and to The
en- ire satisfaction Of the people. He is
neither n triclsster nor n wire puller but
a sensible, levelheaded, honest man Of
rnairs, who can be depended upon TO
Iii charge his duties impartially and for
tie best interests OF the community.
| With snch a candidate the Republicans
should be able to achieve a substantial
victory.
In Pawtucket the indications point to
the nomination of Mr.. Thomas w. Rob-
inson by the Democrats. A year ago he
was the party candidate and was de-
fea;od by an unusually large majority.
That the same fate awaits him this
year il almost certain. Were it not
generally understood hat he is one of
the most willing wearers of the Carroll
| collar MS chances of receiving the united
support Of the Democrats would be bet
ter. As II Is he is certain to be opposed
by that Influential and fast growing
faction which Is determined 10 end Mr..
CAROLS dominance in the party.
Moreover, he will be a~ntsgonized by the
friends Of Bernard McCabe who was
tricked ont of the nomination in 1892 10y
Mr.. Carroll and whose friends propose to
have their revenge at the polls upon any
candidate who is unfortunate enough to
receive the endorsement OF The ex-boss
of the Democracy, fMrS Robinson's
prospects. therefore, are anything but
cheering and 1t is probably true that
were there any chance Of success for his
party Mr.. Carroll and not himself would
be the candidate.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-16

A Mahometap Festival Leads 20 Riot
and Outrage.


TASoRR, Oct. 16.--Ths celebration of
the Mahometan festival Moolood was the
cause of rioting In a suburb of Fee, known
a. New Fee, and several Europeans were
maltreated by the fanatical uoors, whQse
religious fervor was aroused by the festi-
val. One of the Europeans who suffered
at the hands OF the natives was a cook en-
ployed by a United States dragoman, who
is performing a special mission there. The
cook was set upon by a mob on the eve OF
the festival, and was STONED n other
wise assailed. He wa severely, but, 1t Is
thought, not dangerously wounded. The
following morning n French artist who is
travelling with the dragomsn witnessed the
natives performance called the ''powder
play in which the Moors show their pro-
ficiency as horsemen and marksmen. Dur
ing the performance. which took place on
aplain near the city, the artist sketched those
who were taking part. He returned to the
city In the afternoon and upon his arrival
was greetsd with boots and a shower OF
stones. He would In all likelihood have
been killed had it not been for a Moorish
soldier and q foreign postal official who
went to his assistance and who extricated
him from the mob with great difficulty
and no little personal peril. Several out
RACES of \ similar character have since oc-
Cured. A number Of those who took part
In the rioting have been arrested.
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CITY ADYERTIsEMENTS.
THE CITY or PROVIDENCE.


Res buttons OF the City Council 10 Concrete Side
walks ON coNGDoN and WARREN Streets
Approved september x3. 1881
RESOLVED. and II a hereby ordered and directed
that the dewalks on the following streets, viz /.
tongdon street from Jenckes street TO hatsey
street; and Warren street from about 100 Feet
north OF Fuller street q. about 100 feet
improved by .oucreting the same 30 that said side
walks for their whole length as aforesaid. rhali DO
the width. as &C .upied, three-elghths OF an inch rise
per foot from The inside OF the curb 10 the street
cupation line. aud shall be otherwise constructed
In manner and OF materials as follows, viz;
All material above said grade shall be excavAted
ana rsin9ven, good sand OF gravel shall be used Tor
1he foundation shall be comp 1sed Of clean coarse
gravel. properly coated with TAR, and shall not be
less than TWO Inches In depth. alter being rolled
and thoroughly competed.
smooth surface ~ the addition OF nne pebble. CON-
pietely coated with tar and thoroughly rolled.
lie top dressing shall consibt OF clean. sharp
sand, thoroughly saturated vita tar, and applied
depth, The total depth OF walk when finished
sha l not be less than three Inches.
The quality ot the tar used snail be In all respectsto
gravel ana sand shall be thoroughly Dry before
coating or saturatng the same with Jar.
said hlteratl n aud Improvement OF said side
walks shall be competed within six weeks from the
time ~ The passage hereof.
And u Is HEREBY further resolved. ordered and
directed. that the Iotices OF the aforegolng resolu-
ton. order and direction, required ~ Ice given and
the publication or the aforegoing required 10 he
nsade, shall be- given or made, a. the case may be,
octe-m3t City Clerk.
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The Baehelor.

Returning home at the close Of day.
Who gently ohides my long delay
And by my side delights to St
Who sets for me my easy chair,
Prepares the room with neatest care
And lays my slippers ready there?
Who regulates the evening ire
And piles the blazing fuel higher
And bids me draw my chair still nigher7
When sickness comes 10 rack my frame,
And grief disturbs my troubled brain,
Who sympathizes with my painY
Nobody.
American Queen.