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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-15

JEFFERSON HEIGHTS, CATSKILL, N. Y.
Opens May 81. Rates reduced for June. For rates.
circulars &c, address
j. ID. BAILEY. Manager
Hotel Marlborough. Roadway and JUth.st., ". Y.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-18

SHERIFF's sAIE-GEORGE COPELAND.
~ ,plsintif. vs Franklin Il. Wallace. May L
ss .sssase 81
!lenver investment and 4ankinE oomuany. de-
Under and by, virtue Of sa, order Of sale and
rtate sf Mont.n. in and for tho county of Lewis
D 1893. IN the above entitled action. wherein
George COPELAND, the above naued plaintiff, Oh.
Ind as''s: IT .s r. ,t
hotz. = .ssixnee oi ir.nkIn i; ,w.li.ee and
Lei. ss as q. dtS te Of su Ps'' o
md ste1n., ssa G fses ssss' ssss said ss
corded in iudsmsnt book No, I,ot said court 4
Or paree nd sns
Montana. and bounded and described as follows. n.
esinning at : point In the north side Of
% .aS,on .nd g 9 in beok n' the
thence north along the line bstwsen SAD iots
b aon ains g. ssa ten no. Ds
> point; thence north on line parallel to the
saventy-hve I7sS feet to pout in tho north lido Id
Of spruce street: thence vest .%lons tha north
aide OF spruce street forty t!0l feet to the place
OF beginning; raid lot. piece or parcel Of land
having = frontage on spruce street Of forty UO)
feet and depth Of 'evsnty.fivs (75! feet and
being the southwestern portion of said lot num-
bered ten (i0). In block "U," Of the said Mauldin
addition o tho city OF Helena. the said lot ar
block are more particularly described upon tho
official plat OF the said named addition which is
now on file In the office Of the county recorder Of
Lewis and Clarke county.
1ogeher with oil sud singular the tensments.
hereditaments and appnrtsnan' o. thereunto be-
longing or in a"ywise appsrtnin,ng.
Public notice Is hereby given that on ss.ur-
dsy. the 9TH day Of Janur 'ry: A. u: 1894. At IA
courthouse. Helena. Lewis and Clarke county
Montana, viii in obedience to said order Of sale
and decree Of foreclosure and sale, soil the above
described property, or SO much thereof - may be
necessary 10 satisfy said Judgment, with interest
and costs. 10 the highest and best bidder for
cash In hand. H.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Decem-
CHARLFs D. CURTIR Sheriff
FRED l. Hoss Under sheriff.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-18
Tho Word Vim.

According to my opinion, the use of this
word as synonym of energy, vigor, etc.,
has arisen in this way: Some pedantic jour
nalist, considering perhaps the Anglo-Sax-
on noun strength" too vulgar, and wish
ing to overawe his readers with Latin ex-
preston, chose the word wis" probably
in connection with a verb governing the
accusative case, but reluctant to offend
against the sacred rules of Latin grammar
he employed the accusative "vim."
This mode OF expression may have been
repeated several times, and as the people
liked the sound of the word, even without
knowing what it meant, they also eni-
ployed it in instances in which no accusa-
tive was required, and thus the misused
word became current expression-Notes
and Queries.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-18
GHERIFF'S SALE CHARLkE E. RAN
lett plaintiff. W. Clara J. Ioutslle, William
A. Eoutello Franklin h. Wallace and L. G. n

GHERIFF's SALE = CHARLkE E. RAN
lett. plaintiff. 70: Clara J, Routslls, William
Louss!le ssisna f.s1h Wallace and l. G.
Under snd by virtue OF an order Of sale and de-
cree OF foreclosure and sale iseusd out OF the
district court Of the hrst judicial district Of the
sna "a .Glalis % me AZ d.y 81 Isssmbss, a =:
n. anlett the above named plaintiff. obtained
Judgment and decree Of foreclosure and sals
Franklin L, Wallase aud j.. c. +. Lotz. as
eignse. defendants, on tho 9Th day Of December
A. D. 1893, for the sum Of s2zs0.se. besides in
terest, oos.s and attorneys fees, which said de-
1898, recorded in Judgment book No - Of said
court At page -. am commanded to sell all
that certain lot. piece. q parcel Of land stu;
Clarke. state OF Montana, and bounded and do
scribed a follows. TO wit:
Lot numbered ten tl0l in block p" Of the
Blake addition to the city OF Helens, said lot
Fss 3, R:sS ara e sRa c7e % ,eat,ts SIT
land street, snd : depth Of one hundred and ten
slllJ) feet. according to Apd as described ON tho
Official amended plat Of the said namod addition
~ Il tie sS os q, ts1 ws .,ac
Togethor with all and singular ths tene-
monts, hsreditaments and appur enances thero-
unto belonging or in any wise appertsining.
day. the sLth day OF December. A. D.. 1898, at II
court honss Helena. lewis and Clarke county.
Montana, will in obsdience to esid order Of eals
dssoribei @ properly. o. % mnoh thereof Is may
be necessary to eatisfy said judgment With in
tsrest and costs, to the highest and hsst bidder.
Given undsr m, hand. this 7th day of Dseom-
' .. CHARLES D. Gu xrls. Sheriff.
By FaxD = Hoss. Under sheriff
The Helena independent., 1893-12-18

Comic opera was oil the rage NJ that period,
and Alice became its stellar attraction. She
secured fame, fortune and the adulation OF
the public with the audiences and brill.
iancy Of q meteor. She became engaged to
the son OF bonanza king, but the naptials
never took place.
Then disaster came, unmerciful and con-
Stant. She lost successfully the little for
tune she had accumulated in bad invest
ments, her health and her voice. She was
without resources and soon died of bro
ken heart. She now lies buried in potter's
field near Cleveland. An old lover COM
posed and set to music that sweetest and
most pathetic Of ballads. MY Dream OF
Love Is Ger" He afterward sang II in
memory Of Alice Oates, whom he soon fol-
lowed to the grave brokenhearted.
Poor Ainleel
Next comes Aimee, the gentle child Of
France-jolly, rotund, mirth provoking
Aimee, whose chic and abandon will long
linger in the memory, Aimee was SOL
dier Of fortune. For years she rode on the
crest of the wave. She literally coined
money in France, England and America,
She was regal in her extravagance, how
over, and failed to set by storehouse for
old age. She died a few years ago In indi-
A;mes tno had sn affair ~ tho hsar+ Ths
Duke de Moonv woo.d and won her Ha
was to have married her hnt-wai, hs
failed to keen his nro,n;sa
The last of this distinguishes, ouartat "a
Selma Dolaro. she died two wears sao
without a pennv In the world. and. = shnrt
time before her demise friends raised n snh.
scrintion forher n ksnt tina wolf Sro,n - : ~ tha
door and saadened her Last honr.5 nniaro u.1s
or lDollv'n as she was nornlarlv cal1s5
made and lost fortunes ( DOZEN yesrs ), go
She and Catherine I .a,y;s wave ~. rs,,ni,s.,
oneratic fayorites I,;ll;an Russall was than
: n variety singer at Tnnv pastor,s thsatar
and did not receive one-ffth of the salarv
thav did Dolaro,s charm consstad ~ har
grace Of movements as we'll "a vocal cnltnra
She possesseI the ort of Gliding about ths
stare with almost m,sicei ,hrthn, Har
rnanner too was ,naanat;n ana oa,,,a ~.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-18
A LAS 6gMMONH-lN- THE nISTMCT
"A court of the Eirst judicial district of the

A LAS 6gMMQNH-lN THE nISTMCT
:t.,, s = Nontsa. in and io' lie eoants Of Levi.
nor.hvs.t General Electric company q corpo-
ration) plaintiff. va. the koalder lsctrio Power
s.s q ..nd to
above named defendant
You.re hereby required tS sppea. in IN action
a.see
OF the state Of Montana in and for the county, o.
ley Esyis and Clarke and to answer the complaint
mons served within this county: Or ii ssrvsd ont
ssns ~ n, saGun asy Gs xn %ha t ., within
seeerdlns e ths d prayer NC Of :.id somDl.ias you
tho .um ei ono thousand. iSissssn sna thirty % sis
one -Aundrsdths dollars. said sum being now due
from from you to plaintiff Tor xo.ds; wsrs, and mer;
apparatus. and for moneys advanced Tor ycur
use. and for baan due in sts.sd account be-
isS aud May I s,lt isas A.o tos int.sss. % said
sun, .. the rat, Of ten per cent psr nnnnm from
June lat. lsaa.. until paid. ~ re.son q
having ben v thhsld ~ You You tom pisin.
asl.. ever ;inss ,..a d.ls 1hst ssid sum .na a
cont Saint q pi.n!ia on 90 il f hssoik y sa'
nssssS
required. the saii plsintin VII 'ysEs Judgment
against you In the said sum nf one thousand,
tttrtean and thirty siI 'ons- s-hurdFsdths dollars
(SlolaSG aud interest thsrsop, u the Isye OF ten
PET cent per snnum from june lst. 1883, until
Given under my hand and ths ssai Of tho dis.
trict court Of tho Fisst judicial district Of the
stats Of Montana in and for the
,C,.-o county Of Lewis and Clarke.
seel first this 2ad day oi + ovsmber In the
Jud. ist year Of %! Lord one Thousand
Court etsht huUdred and ninety-threA
- JOHN BHAN, Clark
By q. q. FRkRAAN Deputy Clsrk.
II. B, Hspnsr, attoSasy Tor plainti&.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-18
EACH BIRD HAS IT'S DAY.
Success Which Had Wings in the
Cases Of Four Comic Opera
Singers
The Ups and the Downs In the Life
OF the Theatrical Pro-
fcssion.
vorltes--Adah Menken. AliCe Oates,
Aimse and Dolars.
fSpecial Correspondence,l

CHICAGO, Dec 12--Evsry songbim has
its day. AS regards stage dvinities. the
ephorism Is almost tragic in its verify. Few
of the lovely women who have reigned as
queens of comic opera have attained the
goal OF financial as we'll as artistic success
Indeed, charming Lillian Russell, the pres
ent queen of beauty and of song, stands out
as the one conspicuous example of contin-
ued and enduring success. Her subjects
have been faithful in their allegiance. AL
most every other favorite has been deserted
by tickle admirers and capricious public
when approaching age impaired their vocal
powers or detracted from their facial and
physical comeliness
Four Famous Nightingales.
have four famous nightingales of a past
generatian In mind, veritable empresses Of
pperetta, to whom even royalty paid hom-
Rge. Each of them was, in her time, as
lovely and as lovable as "airy, fairy" Lii
lian is today. Each of them captivated the
hearts and turned the heads of men by
their sweet melody, entrancing beauty and
charm of manner. All of them went to
the grave broken in health, spirit and for
tune, deserted by whilom admirers and
forgotten by the public. Two of them. in
fact, were consigned to potter's field. These
four brilliant luminaries of the operatic
firnament were Adah Isaacs Menken. AL
ice Oates, Aimee and Selma Dolaro
OF these, Adah Isaacs Menke easily took
first rank. Formed in the noblest proper
tions of her sex, ''divinely tall" with clean
cut classic features and great black eyes
fairly melting with liquid tenderness, she
was indeed a lovely picture to look upon.
Her skin, too, was as fair as alabaster and
as lustrous as an Easter lily. Over broad,
intellectual brow clustered punches of
black, silky hair in most generous profu-
sion. Added to these charms was a gra-
cousness of manner and a piquant wit
which made her fairly irresistible. She
also possessed mental qualities Of high
order. She could sing, dance, act, pose or
recite with equal facility 1t is little Won
der then that she captvated the fancy of
women and enthralled the senses of men.
- Menken She Was.
Menken has been described as born
Nana-a tinted Venus whose only god was
gold, and for the requirement of which she
was ever willing to toy with mems hearts
and wreck human happiness. The criti-
cism is unjust. Whatever else may have
been her frailties, Menken never was mer-
cenary. On the contrary, she was generous
to fault, lovable in disposition, loyal in
her friendships and without the slightest
bit of coqueteilery in her composition. She
1t was who was wronged, first by rich
Californian whom she married in 1860 and
The Helena independent., 1893-12-18

A sSEssMENT NOTICE-THE LEO MINING
n 4 Milling Company Of Montana, work,
located three and . half milas from Eutte, Sil-
YER Bow county. Montana.
Notice is hsraby given that at i meeting of the
trustees Of said company held on the l1th day
Of december. 1893, an assessmaut ct y cent pei
share was levied upon the capital stock Of said
company. payable on the 18th day Of January.
1884, to John T. Meyer. secretary Of said oom-
pany. at the Office Of the Leo Mining & Milling
Company of Montana, room No. 40, CONNER.
cial building, St. Louis. Missouri.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 25th day Of January. 1894.
shall be deemed delinquent and will bs duly ad-
vertsed for sale et public austion, and unless
payment be made before will be sold on tho 14th
day of February. 1884 to pay the delinquent as
esssment, togethe. with the costs Of advertising
and expenses VI sale
JOHN P. MEYER,
Gesretasy Of said company.
Room fo: 40. Commercial building, St Louis,
Mo, offios of said company. a s
The Helena independent., 1893-12-18

NoT1cE TO rco;owNEss7-ro g: KLEIE.
EEt.s!. v: \ Hieh.rd:, eo-ovnsr.. "a i; 4.
heirs, as.is ns e1ecuters and administrators: '''
You are hereby notified that W, your eo-ovn-
era Thos. Il aiiller. l.. A. Walker and b. H.
Langley, have in accordance with section 28N
.. tho ievi.ed statutes Of the United htatss, q
sI. pended ~ II lab9r sna impr.ysmsnt' ,nlon the
go r. II Pr2 ; v; ioss "a sec 10, p z.
ors'aiis:d org mining district ia ths county os Levi.
two hundred dollars, bsina the work required By
l:E fSt n. purpcse of hoinx and rssSsssssatns
Now ths,etsre. be it known that unles, you
.moHntins y {2s apiace, for each above ons-
ssme TO the otice Of I. IL Miller. At HsIsnA "a
nopt1 na in tho county 9t Levi. and larke,
tios by publication, your interest Of interests in
the eaid placer claims will be forfeited, and b.
c?me the property Of the undersignsd, % pro-
vidsd by said section 2sa! Of the United States
statutes. THOS. y. MILLER,
h H. LANGLEY,
/. 4. WALKER.
First publication Nov. H. 1883
The Helena independent., 1893-12-18
SHER1FF's sALE-BY VIRTUE or AN ALIAS

GHERlFF's SALE-HY VIRTUE or AN ALIAS
Oexecution in my hands, issued out Of tho district
court of tho Eirst judicial diAtrict Of the state
# Montana, ia md tor tAs county Of .Lewi. and
eyer Johnson. I'd Darby. James ". Fortss,
Henry Miller, las. 4. Manning and Jas Sutton.
duly ettested tho 9TH day Of Derember. 4, ii.
ises, have levied upon .ll the ,isht, title and
the following described propsrty., situated In
Lewis and Clarke county. stats Of Montana viz;
ot six o. in block ssvsn W u tho town OF
village 4 Craig. oounty Of Lewis and Clarke,
Together With sll and singular ths tensments.
h,srsdItsnsnts and sppurtsn.noes thezsunto be.
Notice is hereby sivsn that ON tho sth
day Of Jsnuary A. D. 1891, between tho
hours OF y o'clook 4 n. and 5 O'Clock o. m. of
said day. to,wii. 4 u o'clock m. Of said day,
city Ct Hsleps, ssid county and si.te. I viii
sell all the right, title and interest Of the said
James W. fornes In and to the eaid above de-
in hand.
= Given under my hand this the lsth day of
CHARLEs D. CURTIS, Sheriff.
BY FRED e. hoss. Under Sheriff.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-18
1t May DO 40 Much for You

Mr.. Fred Miller. of Irving, ILL.,, writes
that he had severe kidney trouble 70,
many years. with severe pains in his back,
and also that his bladder was affected. He
tried many so-ealled kidney cures, but
without any good result. About year ago
be began the use of Electric Bitters and
found relief at once. Electric Bitters is a.
peoially adapted to cure of all kidney and
liver troublss, and 0ftsn gives almost IN.
stant relief. One trial will rrove our state
ment Price only 800 for large bottle. AT
Parchen-D Aohsul D uQ Company.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-18
NS;llThe Old Mam'selle's Score. By E

NSilIThe Old Mam'selle's Secret By E.
No. n:sAsii sMsiipd Fate. By M. Alexander.
No svFsas ,e essnfs Ss. Wsrdsn
No. 5-Ruf6no. hy Ouida.
No. .8-Loyss Atonement BY III. BENTON.
No: II Have Lived and Loved. By Mrs.
NJ, slot; Her Face and Her Fortune BY MIRA
No. 1.-THE House on the Marsh. By Florence
No. 10 saies Fancy Work.
No. u-Wife in Namo Only. Fy Charlotte
No; R-The Story Of an African Farm. BY
No. is-she. 4 History OF Adventure by H.lider
No; liking solonon's Mines. BY H. Rider
No: ls-Kssays. First Series. BY Ralph Waldo
No iS-l 'ami1ls. BY Alexander Dumas.
No. ls-The Shadow Of Sin. BY Charlotte M.
No. d .Ihe Secret Of Her Life By Edward
No "a Rogue. Lite. gy Willie Collins.
No. @~ihe Ma.te. Of the Mine. BY Robt.
Ae; ss-Lord li.ls. Daushter. B, Charlotte
No. 24-Es.ays: Second Geries. By Ralph Waldo
No. 2s-Dorie, Fortune. By Florence Warden.
No: g1-.A Tour of the World in Eighty Day.
No. .s-A Nemesis. BY J. MeLarsn Cobban.
No. 29-Allsn Quartermsin. by H. Rider Asg.
No. so-The Scarlet Latter. BY Nathaniel Haw-
No. sl-Ihs Frontisr.mau: BY austave !Aimard.
Ne Sat the Worlds Mercy by Florence
No. ss~The Yellow Mask. By wilkie Collins.
No; st-Aatt; A Tale of Caravan. BY Robt.
NJ s5-A Little Irish Girl By .The Duchess"
No. s6-Forgins the Fetters, Ey Mrs. Alexander.
he. 37-,Guilty or Not Guilty. BY Amanda NJ.
No IS Sir No.ls Heir, BY Mr.. May Agnes
No. sonThe Twelve Great Diamonds. BY Mrs.
No. 4o-The Heiress of Hendes Hall. By Ettis
No: 4l--ihe Cuban Heiress. BY Mary Kyle
No ,a-isor.'s Bridal Vow. By Margaret
No, 4s-Rslph Raymond's Heir. Ry Hor.tlo
No. - The Fatal G!oye b cl.re Au9usts
Nc; 4b-The Heir of Glsnvile. BY Francis A.
No. "a Brave Little Woman. By Mrs, Mar,
No. i7-ihe Queens Revenge. BY sylvsnus
No. ts"ine MIL Girl Of Tyrol. BY n. 7. C.ldor.
10. TO- so-DerrioK Vsushan. Novsnist, ~ Edn.
No. 51-Tho duchess. BY "Ths Duchess.
No. b2--Ths Hsie Of Lime. BY Robt. buchanan.
No. 5a-Ths lwo Orphans. BY r. D'Ennery
No: M-A Crown Of shame. By florence
No. ss-A Troublesome Girl, BY The duchess"
No. bf-When . Mans single. ~ ]. NJ. barrie.
No. T-fanchon the Cricket: BY George sand.
No. ss-lhe Story OF klizsteth. ly Miss
ThackeFay -e..
No. b0ETwo Kisses. Ey Hswley smart. ,-
No 80--A Mad Love. BY Charlotte N. i3resms.
To any ono who will send 10 THREE Of
tho No. 2 coupons accompanied by
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS in silver or post
age stamps. We will send any THREE
BOOKS to be selected by yourself from the
list printed above, BY mail postage prepaid:
The Helena independent., 1893-12-18
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MBETING-
A> southern Cr0ss Gold Mining company.
Notice - hereby given thar msating et the
company will be held 1t the McDsrmott hotel.
In the city Of butte. county Of kiIvsr Bow. and
state ct Montsna. on the seth day Of October. a.
purpose Of voting upon proposition to rsnuer
the stock Of the company atssssable, 1t 10 de-
sirable that al stockhoidsrs attend in person.
elly issusd to them should have the same trans
tsrred upon the books Of the company and new
certificates Issued In their own names to sntitle
them 10 representation. BY order Of tho board
of trustees.
o. P. BLAINE, President.
Atteet: GUY x. PIATT. Secretary.
The above meeting is adjourned until the first
Monday in January lJan. ~, 1894. to meet at the
sAms place. q. p. bLAlhE, President,
Attest: GUY X. FIATT, 6scrstary.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-18

pROPOSALS-SEALED PROPOSALS FOR
4 the care, support and mAintenancs Of tho
sick, poor and innrm of this county. per capita,
by the week tor the year succeeding March /.
OF feeding, clothing and nursing Of said sios,
poor AM I'm. and all hurisl OF penses thereof
VIII be received at this Office until March /, 1894
at u O'Clock IN. -~'
| y order of the board Of county commission
ers ], b. TOUKEIt I.isrk
Helena, Dec. Is, 1893
The Helena independent., 1893-12-18

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We make thia liberal offer, whereby son .
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The Helena independent., 1893-12-18
CHERJFE'a SALE - BNEND CARLSON,
~ plaintiff. ". Walter Nathsson, Mary Nsthe.

NAEnlEf,a BALE - 6WEND CARLSON,
~ plaintiff. ~. Walter Nathsson, Mary Nathe-
0t y a'a y ~ order ., .. and
deoree Of foreclosure snd sale iseued ont Of ths
district court Of tho tirst judicial district Of ths
btate Of Montana In and for the county Of Lewis
md laTke. on tho 7th day OF December. 4. D.
lSsa IN tho above untitled actien.. wl.srs!n
tanned ! judEms9t and d.oros or tsrseio.qfs
and sale sSainst Walter hatheson. Mary Msths-
son and \ 4. +. Lotx. delandants. on the 7th day
pf December, 4. II. 1898 for tho sum ot e8l0, 40.
beatdes tnterest. costs ana attornsys tess. which
said decree was. on the 7th day Of lsoember,
A.. Y. 1sss, recorded In judgment book No. Of
s:I s:Id IL e9p.s ,R q Pave I'm somm.na: e % e
situate. lying and being IN the county Of i:evia
and clarke, ltats Of MoutanA snd bounded and
described ~ follows. to wit:
Lots No. ~. II and ~, In block No. 70. in tho
Northern FAcific addition 10 tho city of Helena.
Montana, according 70 the plat thereof on file in
county Of l.ewis and lsrke apd situated in tho
said county Of Lewis snd I larko and state Of
Montana- 10 N#
(. Together with al and singular tho tenemsnts
hsreditaments and appurtenspces thefeunto be-
lo1Ginx or in ahywiss AppertainiRs
tha sQth day Of Dscemb a. d, 1898 It IL ooleck
"a. OF that day.. Ut the front door OF the cou: t
house, Helena Lewis and Clarke county, Mon
tana will. in obsdiencs to said order 81 asle
and decrea OF foreclosure aud SALE sell the shove
eescribed property or 30 much thereof % may
s snS x, Yt
/, Given unds. my hand this 7th day Of Decem.
" CHARLES D. CURTIS, sheriff.
BY FRED +. HosS. Under sherlG.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-18

A SSlGNEE'S sALE-NOTICE Is HEREBY
"A given that on Saturday. tho 10th day OF ne-
semhe9 ,,s$ at nn1, 10 a; H.; VIII ,s sell At public
ena Lewis and Clarke county n on ana, to the
highest bidder, for cash. all accounts. debts,
credits, bills and notes due or owing TO the firm
of Daniel Haulev Go, By or from any AMI all
persons, together with all other Rssets of tho said
1irm of daniel iianiey d Go. now remaining in
my hands
A list and description of all or any of said
property will be furnished b. me to any one ap-
plying therefor at the office OF Steele 4 Clements.
in said city OF Helena, 1t any time before the
date If such sale.
A. J. STERLE
Assignee of Daniel Hanley 4 Co
1he above sale Is adjourned until luesday,
Dec. -, 1883. at 10 g. M. at the same place.
a. J. STEELE, Assignee.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-18
MATHEsoN & CO.,
AnH.N RLOCK
GOLD BLOCK.

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
~ Notice is hereby given that m Getting Of the
s@toStholders @ # sstner osl . .n4 % Ccke SSmpany p
in tho Fir.t National bank hsildiny. elena
Montans On Iuesday. The ID dey 81 January.
pnrposs Of seetins seven trustees to serve until
tho next annual olectisp Of said company. and
for ths trsnsastion Of such other business ~ NAY
bo presented.
All stock holders are requested to b present in
person or BY proxy.
7. H. KltElNSCHMIDT. Secretary.
Dated Nov. 70. 1885.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-18
~0 D This ont send to us
with FIVE Cen Tb and
we will send any ons
Of the follovinu usa,Dj

books: Ths Practical Family Poultry keeper,
The Practical Horse and .atts Doctor, Tha
Family Doctor Hook. The Ladies Model Fancy
Work Manual The American Family Cook Hook, !,
Famous Dramatic ksoitatis Ms, Mrs Parting
Of the above books for 10 cents, SILVER.
CAAlG-DAVIDBON PUHL!HHINti 60.
Helena. Montana.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-18
HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

NANTED-LADY OR GENTLEMAN 70
W Office; "a, AIRY $40. and position permanent
II suited railway fare paid to office; reference:
enclose self addressed stamped envelope
Managor. box p. Chicago.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-18

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MUTATION WANTED-BY FIRST GLASS
- Japanese cook; city or country; want place
in private family; understand all kinds Of house
work. Address Japanese. tnis ottcs.