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Tea and Coffee.

Charles Delmonico, who will be acknowl-
edged an undisputed authority, says that
tea and coffee of the best brands are often
ruined by the water with which they are
made. In order to make good coffee or tea
the water must not only boil, but it must
be freshly drawn and heated in a clean ket-
tie free from deposits, which should be
warm when the water is put into it. The
water should be boiled quickly and used at
once. For water to steam or simmer and
evaporate, he declares, improves the air,
but it is itself spoiled for fine cooking pur-
poses,
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Money on call essy;. closed offered At 2 per
cent: Prime. mercantile paper 7@y per cent.
sterling exchange firm: sixty-day bills, sl.s2A
@A.s3; demand, $l.slA@4.s5.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CF,cAco. Oct. 5-(attle-Receipts. 10. 600
head; activosteady to higher; fancy steers. S. IS;
choice to prime. s5.6 )l d 10; medium, s.. Uon b. 20
others, S3.75@ 4.95; exams, $2.75G2.sO westerns,
IS. COCA o.
.Hogs--Keceipts 1S 900 head; market active;
about ste dy; rough and common, S.. 9O@I. 10;
mixed and packers, 81 5a6. 50; prime heavy
and ou'chers' weights. 50. 50G6. Is; primo light.
~. 8iEI t.9j.
sheep-Receipts 10000 head; market trife
lower; native, ~, 50M5 .25; westerns, d. 25@3.s5.
CHICAGO PRODUCE,
CHICAGO. Dot. 5.-Wheat-Iasy; cash, 641sc;
December, 67ho.
Corn over; cash. S9Kc; December. zoe.
Oats-Easy;. cash, 271sc; December. lsAc.
Pork-Steady; October. $40. so; January,
$l4.lh.
L~erd-steady; October. sq.55; January. So 80.
~Ribs-Steady; October. q $50: January, 81. 37h.
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS NETTING
Notice 10 hereby given that q meeting Of the
stookholders Of the southern Csosa II old Ninins
com pany will be hold 1t tie Morermott hotel,
In tho city OF Butte. county Of silver low and
state Of Montana. on tho sthh day Of October.
4. II. 1893. at tho hour Of tive O'Clock p. m. for
the purposo OF voting upon . proposition to
Is desirable that all stockholdsrs attend In Ger
snn., Persons holding certificates Of stock not
transierred upon tAs books Of ths compan, and
new certificates issusu In thsir swn nAmeA, Il
~entitls thsm u representation. By order Of the
board Of trustsss-
O. P. BLAINE. Prs.iAaL
Attest: GUY I. pIA11. Secretary.
Lated ESDS II. TIA
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MINNESOTA.
Wilbur Tsbbils ....... Nor chant, HoteI. 81. Paul
Willard :. Dsnnis..-...... Hotel Ryan. St. Pan
NOTICE Is HErEpY GIVEN THAT,

NOTICE IL HErEDY GIVEN THAT,
~ whsreas. default has boen made in the pay
franklin 4. Wallace and dated New York. n.
T.. MAY 10, 1888. for tho sum Of twelve hundred
doiiars and payable to raid Wallscs's order at
his office. Nc. So all at'eet. New York city.
ninety days after snid date: and whereas. said
note Is seoured by 81, 800 shares Of stock of ths
mains wholly due and unpaid; now, therefore, J.,
as tbs legal holder of said nots. shall. pursuant
TO the p'ovi.ions thereof. ami for the purpose Of
enforcing its pay mont. sell said stock At austion
to the highest cash bidder. at tho New fork Real
state saie.roon. 20. Ill Broaiwsy. Now York
city. on Oct. II. 1895. At 1880 p. m.
WM. II. BLISS
New York. N. Y -. Sept q. 1898.
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Woman Writers Live Long.

The longevity of literary men and wom-
Ell is above the average. Amelia Opie, Miss
Edgeworth, Caroline Herschel, Mary Som
~erville, Maria Mitchell, George Eliot,
George Sand, Harriet Martineau, Harriet
Beecher Stowe, Frances Power Cobbe,
Charlotte Cushman, Fanny kemble, Mrs.
Emma Willard, Susan B.. Anthony, Eliza
beth Cady Stanton and many other noted
writers and thinkers havelived and worked
far up into the sixties, seventies and eighties.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS-IN THE DIS.
~ trict court of the frat judicial district Of
tho stato Of % ~ontana. in and for the county Of
Lewis and Clarke.
Estate Of JennisI. Witmss. deceased.
Notice is hereby given By the undersigned, ad-
n.inistsator OF tho estate Of Jennie 1. Winner,
saving claims against the said deceased, to OK
hibit them, with the necessary vonehsrs, within
fonr months after the first publication Of this
notice. to the said administrator at the law
office OF Mssssna kullard. room 8 told block,
Helena. Mont. the same being the place for tie
county Of Lewis and Clarke,
JOSEPH Il. WILMER,
Administrator OF the estate Of Jennie l. Wit
mer. deos asod,
Dated SeptsmbSr 9. 1893.
First publication Sept. 10, lSos.
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THE MARKETS.
STOCKS.
New yoAR. Get. b.-Bar oliver. 7sS,
Coppsr-Quiet and weak; lake. SAL 80 bid.

NEW YoAR. Get. b.-Bar ailvsr. 7sS,
Coppsr-Quist and weak; lake. $abO bid.
lead-Dull and lower; domestic. Sa60,
In Wall street the great part OF the days bust.
mess was done before noon and after that hour
dullness settled upon tho exchange. which was
almost funeral In character. A strong buying
movement was inaugurated In Heading at the
opening and large blocks taken 1t advancing
quotations. Whisky was, pressed for sale chiefly
by housss with Washington connections. which
led t. the Impression that possibly comtomp-
lated actitn on the tariff was not favorable to
the spirits interest. One-half OF one per cent
was tho net loss Of the day. The general mar
ket was 6rm 1t the opening. became depressed
very shortly after, but rallied before II O'clock.
only to again bseoms weak before noon and dur
Ing tho afternoon hsayinoss continued. tho clos
ing tono being weak.
Governments-StronG.
f~etrolsum-Quiet and steady; November. t0k
fT69Ic.
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ssa North Main q. Telephone TO
FOR SALE.

Attractive new DWELLING having hall. seven
rooms, bath room fully plumbsd. cellar. pantry;
three closets, hot and GOLD water In kitchen and
bathroom, with lot having ninety-ssven frontsga
81, $50 down. balance three year time, interest u
per cent. -
fence, two houses. large stables. canals and all
necessary outbulldlngs, 1900 inches OF water.
convenient to schools and market.
excellent range. Price 81 per acre. easy terms.
For RENT.
IS, six room house, Second street; 81, five room
house, Broadway; $l2, six room house, corner
Second and Eeattie; &1a, five room brick. bath.
112 CHANGER; S2i. elegant Elk. room DWELLING.
bath, furnace, First and Eeattie; $Si, handsome
eight room dwelling (E. H. Eeck'er's) No. %
Raleigh, bath, furnace, range; Si2, four room
cottage, furnished.
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Fashionable women unwisely try to en-
nance the brilliancy of their eyes by ex-
posing them to an air slightly i~mpregnated
with Il powerful acid or rub over each eye
a tiny quantity of %belladonna ointment.
This artificial dilation has again and again
been the means Of injuring beyond repair
the sight. Plenty of sleep and good diges-
tion will make any woman's eyes as bright
Is need be.-EXchanla
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-OFFIrE OF
~ the Copper ell mining Company. Helena,
Montana, september Il, 1893.
Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the
stockholders of the Copper Bell Mining COM
pany will be held at lheir office in the city of
Helena, county Of ! evils and Clarke. state OF
M%ontann, on Wednesday, tho LIST day Of Aoyan-
Der. A. D., 1892. at whict, time and place Il vote of
the stockholders vii TO taken on tho PROPOSE
ton to increase thu capital stock of said COM
psny from five hundred thousand .hares to nine
hrndron thousand share. AMI also on tho
proposition to make the said stock assesss BILE.
in accordance with the provisions of the statute
in such cases made and provided.
VIM. UlH
II. :. UO'vtLI,
r. {. fAi COCK,
T. II. kLrIhSCHM1DT,'
Trustees.
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wonderful work he has lone in developing
great church on almost a self supporting
basis in one Of the most depraved and neg
lected parts of New York. 1t is his genius
for conducting a complicated business en-
terprise which raises the famous beacon of
shining cross high above the swarming
multitudes in Washington square. Every
item in the machinery is perfect, and the
whole moves with the smooth strength of
a Corliss engine.
If DR.. Rainsford is the executive arm of
such parishioners as J. Pierpont Morgan,
and DR.. Judson may call upon the vast
wealth of the Rockefellers, DR.. Greer is
the almoner of the Vanderbilt charities.
As the rector of St. Bartholomew's, DR..
Greer is the head of the richest congrega-
ton in America. 1t is also one of the most
liberal and energetic. and it's leadership is
no holiday affair. To show it's spirit and
10Y well DR.. Greer understands it, on a
recent Sunday he asked the congregation
for a contribution Of $50, 900 for church pur-
poses, and when the money in the plates
was counted the total was a little over $751;
900. 1t would be impossible even to hint at
the many church organizations and chart
ties conferred under the charge of the mas
terful rector of St. Bartholomew's.
Another sturdy clergyman of affairs is
DR.. Day, pastor over the largest Methodist
church in New York, if not in the world.
He is a man of herculean frame, whose
summer frolic is to break thoroughbred
colts on his Maine farm, and thus to pre-
pare for winter labors in religious New
York that would tear to pieces a dozen or
binary men. There could be no greater
contrast to the conventional "divine" of
earlier generations than this robust, forid,
hearty clergyman, who. had he met Apol-
lyon on the way, like Bunyan's Christian,
might have knocked out" the great ad-
versary with a blow of his mighty fist.
A man of extraordinary ability for or
ganization is DR.. J. B. Shaw, whose large
church Of nearly 900 members, gathered in
five years, is one of the religious "sensa-
tions' Of the west side. DR.. Shaw might
direct a railroad or a dry goods bazaar, but
his administrative genius seeks religious
employment. Under his system the church
is an orderly bive Of organized effort, with
results which have made it famous as THE
banner church of the presbytery." He, too,
is a man of towering frame and super
abundant vitality, a born leader of men.
Other instances by the dozen could be
cited, but enough nave been mentioned to
show that a city which gives $1O,O OO, 900 a
year in charities has developed a race of
stalwart and sagacious religious leaders, in
whose hands this magnificent dole is wisely
administered. HENRY r. ELLIOT.
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NOTICE TO sTOoK HoLDERs-THE AN.
nual mssttng Of tbs stockholders Of the
.aEbonats King Mining company viii BE- held At
te office Of the company. shob-r 4 Kasoh's
Snes, GoId block. Helena Mont. on
sAs eisctisn Of trustees and Tor the purpose OF
aUta orising the trustoes to lease tho property II
% desired. and Tor the transaction of such otho1
oastnsss - may como before said meeting
!. u ChahEh, President
At4ReA j = BECR. oeaR starr.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-THE AN
- nual meeting of the stockholders Of tho
Montana Fire , lay company for the election Of
officers and the Transaction of such other bust
Less rs may properly ONE before the meeting.
will be held at the office Of Il. g.. swallow. st
J onis block. Helena. Mont. Tue day. Oct. 10,
1888, 1T seven o'clock p. m.
II. +. TILToN. Secretary.
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A MEETING. OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
Hany viii Be held at the Office q the Sompssy
70: U Park iow New York City. state Of New
xsrh, % the iAsh day Of Oetob.r. In tbs rear
Io0As 1t = o'clock In the afternoon.
HE bEkI II. WALKER
LOUIE II WALKEn,
kAjerity Of Board Of Trustees,
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STRAYFD-FROM THE RESIDENCE CT
~ the undersigned, corner Of i,odney and
State street: Helena, ; ontana, on .ct, 4, 1888,
marks of that breed Of cattle (blnck and white),
and me short, distisur d or crumpled horn.
Any information re- oectiug her will be thank
fully received and suitably rev rded.
J. X. TOOLE.
e. Get. 5. 1895.
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A st ESSMENT N~OTICE-THE LEO MINING
iocatsd III zee and oue-half miles from Butte.
: liver ou county. Mout"na. No ca is hereby
given that Mt a meeting Of trustees Of aid company
held on the 2eth day OF september. 1898. an as
8 essment of one-half cent per hare was levied
rron the capital stock of said company. paya HE
on the eth day OF November. 1881. to John P. {
Meyer, secretary OF said company. at the OF ce
of he Leo Mining & ailiing Company Of Mon
tann. room No. 4i0, tommerciai building, ot.
Louis. Mo.
Any steak Upon which cad assessment shall
remain unpaid On tho 18TH day of November.
lsta, shall be deemed delinquent. and viii be
duly advertise | for ale at public auction. and
unless payment be made before. will be sold on
the 7th day of ecembsI. 1874. to pay the delin-
Quent assessment. together with the costs of ad-
V%ertising, and Expenses OF sale.
JOHN T.. NJ Y
81 Secretary # said Compsny
Room No. 40, Commercial build ,ng et. Louis,
Mo, otice OF said company.
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J. ". / lister ......-..... M1esoula
G ildarsleve Il Charest Granite
!. A. scheuber. .Philipsburg
King d Kennedy
W. b. Eurkett. Deer Lodge
{. L. Kenyon Deer Lodgs
John Andrew.
J. +.
Fszineki .Rozsman
Geo, ! faff. ouldor
Hotel Boulder Hot Springs
{. lessman. ..Marysvillo
]. d. Helena
W. I. :. Billings
Thos. Person 4 Co. ............. Red Lodge
Fazinski Bros Miles City
mrs batnes' sastl9
A Croonqnist....... ....... ...Livingeton
]. O Saz Il Livingston
W. B. Amin & Co. ............... -. Livingston
l. A. Marsh. Kalispell
W.. Il. Herring .kslispell
+. W. Buchson. kaltspell
Nelson Walker &Co......... Columbia Falls
A. 8. Mcdonald Creek
W. +. Eurgy Falls
h. III. "a Falls
A. q. Redding. Groat Falls
hspes d Dahlgrsn. .......Great Falls
hurst Great Talls
". +. Chamberlin. Great Falls
Max Muir Great Falls
UTAH.
J. c. Mckinley. Salt Lake
Mccartney d Ogden
Tho Owl Nows Co.......49 W I'd 8 st., Salt Lake
COLORADO.
Smith d Son ........... go Sixteenth st., Denyse
WASHINGTON.
.. W. bfAhsm. spokane
]. F. Riggs ..Tostofics News Stand. Seattle
Mercer d hath,n. ......l 0i 8. Second St. Seattle
WenAtchee News Co. Wenatchee
Tito T. johnson WenatCheo
Funk's Nows Eepot ...... Pacific Av.. Tacoma
CALIFORNIA.
re. Wilbur Ts'ace Hotel. San Francisco
MINNESOTA.
Wilbur Tsbbils ....... Nor chants otei, St. Paul
Willard 3. Dsnnis........ Hotel Ryan. st. Pan
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.
sd, Advertisements 'n''s LII. h'.' sAE'' times
SITUATION WANTED-nY A RESpFCTA-
, bic woman t. do cooling. work by tho day
or month. 400 breckenridge street.
SITUATION WANT, Dry 4 RESPECrA-
y BILE widow lady to do light homework for
small family. no washing; OF taking care OF chill
dren: wages no object; good homo wanted. Am
breckenridge street.
SITUATION WANTED - BY. COMPETENT
~ woman ms plain cook or housekseper: no
objections to the country. sts North i.odney
street.
ClTUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG lady
- who has been trained rs q teacher as lady's
companion, nursery governess. or sewing maid
in private family. sddress NJ. A. G., box 6es,
Helena.
SITUATION WANTED - EXPERIENCEL
~ cook would like employment in boarding
house or private family. Inquire at 92i lutte
avenue.
SITUATION. WANTFD-BY YOUNG LADY
- stenographer with frat class recommends
X 2, this office.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A LICiNS ID
nurse, late Of san francisco. Address 6Oz
Broadway.
SITUATION WANTED-AN Experienced
~ saleslady in the glove department.. perfect
and speedy litter, and does repairing and chang
ing. Address r. s.. Independent
N1TUATlCN WANTED-A LADY WISHES
~ to work by the day or hour and also take in
washing and go out washing, or to nurse by the
week. Call at 3S blake street.
SITUATION WANTED-A YOUNG GIRL OF
Is desires situation to do light b ousework Or
take care of children: no objection to leaving
town. 424 Park avenue.
SITUATION WANTED-TO DO SEWING
~ by the day. Address AS Adams street.
SITUATION WANTED-RY A RESPECTA-
sist in hOusework; can furnish reference il re-
CURED Call at 10 Livis on street. near Nodney.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A EESPE(TA-
~ bic woman to do work by the day. Call
at ~ Division streei, ne4r i.odney.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A COMPETENT
~ girl to do general housework in private
family. Address 1iuida, this office.
SITUATION WAN1ED-HY A COMPETENT
~ woman t. do hOusework. pply 1928 Jaok-
son street.
SlT UATION WAN1ED-COMrL1fNr GIl:L.
~ wishes work by the day, cleaning house Or
washing, is also n good COOK. Cali GUS Lrscken
ridge. over grocery.
SITUATION WANTED-A YOUNG LADY
~ wishes to WORK for board while learn,n,
flee.
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TAEA8URY DEPARTMENT. !
CT1ICR OF THE COMPTROLLER on THE

WAsHINoroS. b. c.. sspt. Is. 1898.
NOTICE i Herr BY GIVEN TO ALL PER-
Montana National Eank Of IlslsnA" Montana
that tho samo must DO pres.n,ed tn Thomas A.
Mnrlow. receiver. with the lsyal proof thereof.
within threo months from this data, u tAey may
b disal01ed. JAkkH il. ECkELk
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A LICiNS ID
~ nurse, late of Kan francisco. Address 6Oz
Broadway.
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SITUATION WANTED-AN Experienced
~ sAleslady in the glove department.. perfect
and speedy tlt,ef. and does repairing and chang
ing. Address r. s.. Independent.
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LOUND-POCK E1HOOK, WHICH OWNai
i ssn have hy calling ~ thia ONCE
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SITUATION W~AN1ED-hY A COMPEL ENT
~ woman to do housework. pply l23 jack
son street.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A COMPETENT
- girl to do general homework in private
family. address Auida, this office.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY YOUNG LADY
stenographer with frat class recommends
tions from q st Paul publishing firm. Address
X 2, this office.
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SITUATION WANTED-RY A R~ESPECTA-
- BILE young lady to care for children and as
sist in housework; can furnish reference if re-
quireL Call at 10 Livis on street, near uodney.
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NlTUATlCN WANTED-A LADY WISHES
~ to work by the day or hour and also take in
washing and 60 out washing, or to nurse by the
week. Call at 30S blake street.
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HELP NrED-FEMAL

EOK SALE-THE ME! CHANTS HOTEL
L barber shop is for sale or rent. &. l.. Vaw-
tor, gent.
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~ wishes work by the day, cleaning HOUSE, or
washing, is also n good COOK. Cali GUS Lrsckcn
ridge, over grocery.
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SITUATION WANTED - EXPERIENCED
~ cook would like employment in boarding
house or private family. Inquire at 92A Lutte
avenue. =
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SITUATION WANTED-A YOUNG Girl OF
~ Is desires situation to do Light b ousework or
take care of children: no objection to leaving
town. 424 Park avenue.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A EESPE( IA
~ bic woman to do work by the day. Call
At ~ Division street, ne-r i,odney.
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UTAH.

CALIFORNIA.
re. Wilbur . Ts'ace Hotsl. San Francisco
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ClTUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG lady
y who has been trained rs u teacher as lady's
companion, nursery governess. or sewing maid
in private family. 1ddress M. A. g., box 6s3,
Helena.
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Hoods SarsapariHa

She felt a little better. Could keep more food
on her stomach and grew stronger. She took
8 bottles, has a good appetite, gained % lbs,
does her work easily, Is now In perfect health.
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HOODS PILLS are the best after-dinner
Pills. They assist digestion and cure headache.
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wlll nIenl at Indinnnnolls.

MILWAUKEE, WIS, March 2i,-At tho
national headquarters OF the G. A, r.
it is stated that there is no thought OF
abandoning indianapolis as the place
for holding the national encampment.
Adjutant General Gray says that the
encampment proper consists OF about
one thousand who meet to transact
business, and that they will assemble at
the appointed time and place regard.
less OF what may DO done in the way OF
preparing to entertain the crowds that
will meet simply us q matter Of pleasure.
Some of the Indiana G. A. R. men
talked OF asking the council Of admins.
tration to change the place Of meeting,
but nothing of the kind was done.