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Collected the Wages of Sin.

OMAHA, Oct. 27.-Mrs. Elias Rudieer, of
South Omaha, confessed to her husband
that she had been intimate with Henry
Reiser. RudiRer asked Reiser to make a
similar statement in order that a divorce
might be procured quietly. Reiser declined
to do this. Lest evening Mrs. Hudieer
asked Reise, to help her and he refused
again. This wronRed woman then fred
twice at her seduosr, one shot severinR his
spinal cord. She then tried to shoot her
self. but failed. All parties are prominent
in local society.
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NOTICE OF sToCKHoLDE1y MHEr1No

N southern Cross Il old Mining company.
Netioe IL hereby given that . meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Southern Gross I, old Miutng
in the eity Of Butte. county of silver Low and
state Of MontanA on the SOth day Of October.
a. u. 1899 at the hour Of TIVE O'Clock p. M. fer
the purpose OF voting upon . proposition to
ysndsr tho stock Of the company asssssabls. II
Is desirable that al Stockholders attend In per
son. Persons holding csrtihcetss OF stock not
transferred upon tbs books ef the company and
new certificates issuen In their eva HanoA 70
sntitls them to representation BY osdss q tie
board o. trnstosA
o. P. BLAINE. PrssksoA
Attest: GUY X. PIAT1. be0ohay.
DAAo1 0oDA " H12
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Arrivals n. Tho Helena
Notice to ore Shippers.

The U. S. Public SamplinR Co.. Of Hell
.ena. is again prepared to handle all GLASSES
Of smelling ores. and parties having this
c.ass to sell will find it to their interest to
interview E. b. Braden, manager. before
,disposing of their products. We can now
pay the market lrice for all ores, which is
only a slight decrease from the prices pre-
vailing before the recent decline in silver
silver computed at New York spot quota-
lions. and not at sixty days delivery. As
saying will receive prompt attention. Cor
feapondence solicited.
E. B. BRADHN, Manager.
Corner Grand and jackson streets. Helena.
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0r9iS Employment Agency.
1898 North Main St. Telephone 100
WANTS
TWENTY
STONE
f~ MASONS
FOR SALE.

TOR SALE.
S4D-House and lot. small stable, city water.
$G25--Neat dive. ling Of 3 rooms. city water,
stable.
ss75-dwelling. barn and over half an acre Of
land; xle0 down..
$e00-.six room dwelling, with lot 50x140; $500
down.
$2~20O-handsome dwelling of five rooms. bath.
hot and cold water, corner lot on Chaucer
street; 800 down., va per month.
$4,000 dwelling having ten rooms. bath with
full plumbing, hot and cold water. furnace
and good lot. fine pantry. large cellar. on
Jefferson street within & or 8 minutes walk
from Merchants bank; $500 down. balance on
terms to suit purchaser.
S1450-For two lots in lroadwater addition, two
lots on Main Street and IA lots in boyce
addition; $3.50 down,
FOR RENT.
S7-Fiye room dwelling on Broadway. $8-Five
room brick house on Rodney st
MATHESON 4 CO., Gold Block.
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THE ELECTRICIAN.

The city of GLASGOW will own all the tel
ephApes within its limits hereafter.
Ten thousand people are employed as
telephone operators in this country.
In the sending of telegraphic signals over
very long lengths of wire, of which there
are l43,oGo miles in the depths of the sea
alone, the highest speed as yet attained has
been 5000 miles per second.
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Foot Ball Contests.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 28.-Pennsylvania
to-day defeated Lafayette, the winners
securing cighty-two points to nothing for
their opponents.
at Manhattan field to-day between Prince
ton and Wesleyans drew a crowd of about
1900 people. Princeton 76. Wesleyan O.
ALBANY, N. Y. Oct. 23.-Williams and
Cornell college football teams played in the
presence of fully 5000 people. The game
resulted in q tie, 10 to 10.
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A SSIGNtE'S SALE-BlDS WILL RE RE
"A ceived by the undersigned until IL O'Clock
noon, Nov: !. 1898. Tor the purchase # the entirH
stock Of clothing and furnishing goods assigned
to him by Herman Hamburger. An examination
OF the stock and inventory may be seen by call
Right reserved to reject any or all bids.
LOUIS j. lSRAEL
Assignee for H. Hamburger.
Helena, Oct. "a. 1881.
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Must Walk Orderly.

PRINCETON, N. j., Oct. 27.-At a meeting
of tbs faculty of the seminary last night,
the members decided against foot ball
| laying bv students of that Departments.
F, be reason given was that it was beneath
the dignity of divinity students in the coll
loce. The t~heologians are very angry over
tho decision. All games are cancelled, i'll
Guiding those of the big teams. Two SEM
inarv men are on the college team and the
faculty have c%onsenteI TO their continuing
with it this year.
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NCTICE TO Oo-oWNERR-To J. II. sIN-
~ clair, his heiIA executors. admin iatratofs

Ysu are hereby notified that ]. Fisk J. shadse,
your so-owner. have. IN accordance with section
!. s24 Of the Revised Gtatutss, Of he U1ited
ntates.. expended In labor and improvsnsnts
ustsd in SCRATCH Gravel (unoreanissd) minins
district In the county Of Lewis and ClaRks
.tste Of Montana. the sum q one hundred lsloe)
seating said claim according to Law for tie yeoss
1881 md. 1897. and unless you contribute q
e.asH to % . SSos,,Snsso i, so; sas shi fcs . az :1 gs.r. e e
the undersigned ct Helsna. In the bounty q
/ evils and Clarke, state Of Montana. widths
81 puSbIesti.a, your interest in ssid
Leader quarts lode minins claim will b. fo1-
fsited and become. the property u the undse.
signed. - provided b. sadd eoetion 2,s2I Of H.
vissd statutes Of ths United states
FISK j. BHAEIKR.
Dated HalaoA HaD4. An IA M
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1t is reasonable to suppose that as Ayers
S~srsaparilla has benefited others it will
benefit you. No other medicine ia 80 etfec-
tive in producing a radical change in the
blood and imparting renewed life and
energy to the whole system, 10th nervous
and physical.
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THE MARK El'.S.
ST. CkS.

pIN IN
NEW YORK. Get. 28.-Rar silver. 71K.
Coppsr-DulE like. SOL {: nominal.
Lead Weak: domestic. a.. 40.
The week closed on tho stock exchange with
active and strcne speculation. Opening prices
were hish + than yesterdays close, and movcN
up Until sales rea lied profits and brought about
a fractional reaction. The depression was Of
brief duration and the upward movement
quickly resumed and co timed to the close. final
dealings being in many cares the highest figures
of the day and in a few instances more than a
small fraction below hest.
Governnients-Steady.
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The Bank Statement.

New YORK, Oct. 28.-Bank statement:
Reserve, increase, Sc. 147, 600; loans, in
crease. 49, 1926. 600; specie. increase, Ss4G. 90;
legal tenders. increase. IS. 1874. 600; deposits,
increase. $ll. $40. 900; circulation. decrease,
5000 0 The banks now hold $4S, 1877, 600
in excess of legal requirements.
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Hoods SarsopariUa

NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL-IN THE
~ district court of tho First Judicial district
of tho stale Of Montana, in and for tho county
Of Lewis and Clarke
In the matter of the estate of James II. John
son, deee ased.
Pursuant to al order Of said court. made on
the 23d day of October, 1893, notice is hereby
given. that Saturday. tho 4th day of November.
1899. at II o'clock 4. m. OF said day. at the court
county of Lewis and Clarke. has been appointed
rs the time and place for proving tho will Of
said James r. Johnson, deceased, and for hear
i'll the application # Davil A. johnson, for
the issuance to him of letters testamentary. when
and where any person inter sted may appear aud
contest the same.
LONN BEAN. Clerk.
Fy JESS KICKER. Deputy Z ERIK.
Dated Oct. Is. 1898
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For the closing days of the greatest
World's fair the world has ever seen, tickets
will be On sale at Helena. via Minneapolis
and 81. Paul and the Northwestern line, to
Chicago and return at $780, 5 for the round
ZIP. These very cheap tickets are good on
All trains and in all cars of the Northwest
ern line. which ia By long odds the beat line
from the Twin cities to Chicago.
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ISrotherhood OF railroad Trainmen.
BosToN, Oct. 2S.-The convention of the
brotherhood Of railroad trainmen elected
these officers: Z. E.. Wilkinson. grand mas
ter; T. H. Morrisey, first vice grand master:
A. E.. Brown. second vice grand master; G,
W. Newman, third vice grand master; W.
A. Sheshan, secretary and treasu o..
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Independent Agents

THE HELENA INDEPENDENT 10
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ington, California and Minnesota,
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NoTlcE TO CIR D1ToRs-EsTATE or ED

NOTICE TIC CIR DITORS-ESTATE or Ed
~ ward T.. Dunphy. deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, ad-
miniktrator OF tho estate Of Edward !. Dunphy.
deceased. to the creditors Of and all persons
having claims against the said deceased, to ex-
hibit them. with the necessary vouchers. within
four months after the first publication of this
notice. to the said administrator at my office,
room B. Union block: the same being the place
for the transaction of the business Of said estate
the county Of Lewis and Clarke.
e.: ". Wl!son. administrator Of the estate Of
Edward T. nunphy.
Dated Helena. Oct. II. 1893.
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Special Excavations to Chtca.o D.

Go to The Bee Hive for the latest styles in
dress fabrics. All the late shades Just received.
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AVE WISE HEADs


agree that the uss
Of q liver pin after
dinner, or to nc-
special
results, is an Inn
portant step In
civilization. DIR.
Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets are better
thar, other liver
pills In almost ev-
raSp0Nt Thavfr0
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- ms out, Send to us
with tlNt,t nNTS and
W. We Will srHd any one
OF the following use. ul
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The Practical Horse and attic Dortor IN.
Handy tIyclopedin Of Every ny Wants. The
Fam y Doctor took. Tho aides Model Iancv
Work Manual. The American Family took Look.
I amons Dramatic Reeitnti Ms. Mrs pa,tinx.
tons uIab Bag, The Modern ,ioyIc. ASYiuit Il
of the above books for 10 coats, SILVER
ChAlG-DAVIDSUN PUhLISHiNt, CO,
Helena M0ntsug.
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Ayers Sa' sapa,illa acts directly and
PROMPTLY. purifying and en- iching the
blood. improving the appetite. st engthen-
ing the nerves. md inviaor ntinR the system.
1t is. therefore. In the truost sens". an al
tentative medicine. Every invalid should
give il a trial.
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DOPULAR HOOK OF DREAMS AND STAN
L dard For ,une Teller by mail, post paid, for
PC. f, raig- Davidson Publishing To. Helena,
Mont.
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Of the First judicial district Of the
state Of NontanA. in and for the county Of
Mat..ua runusge. plaintiff, vs. John A. Brun-
Ihe state Of Montsn. sends greeting to the
You are hereby required t. appear in an action
brought against yen BY the above named plaintiff
in the district court Of the First judicial district
Lewis amt Clarke, and to answer the complaint
filed therein, within ten days. exclusive OF the
day of service) after the service on you Of this
ummon if served within this county: or. il
served out of this county. but wltlln thlsdlstrict.
within twenty days; otherwise with in forty DAYS
or Judgment by default will be taken AgRinstyOu
according to the prayer of said complaint.
Ahe SAID acllon IL brought to opt,in q decree
of said court dls.olving the bonds OF m%atrimony
existing between the plaintiff and defendant on
the srourdr, first, that on or alb ut the 10th
day OF May. A. y. lo9?!. the said defendant dis
regarding the solemni:y ct his marriage, vows.
doned plaintiff. and ever since has, and still
continues SO to wilfully and without cause de-
cert and abandon said plaintiff. and to live sepa-
rate and apart from her without any sufficient
cause or any reason, and against her will and
without her consent; second, that the defendant
oisr ssSjtuai a.ua ape,ss IS = ,o np' maTe T fssn su avo
years Immediately preceding the said 10th day of
May, a: y: 1882; also to obtain the custody Of
the issue of said marriage: all of which appears
more fully in the complaint on file herein to
which special reference il her,bv made.
And you are hereby notified that if You fail to
appear and ans wer the said complaint. as above
required, the said plaintiff will apply to the
conrt for the ralief demanded in the complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal OF the. dis
trict court of the First judicial district OF the
state of Montana. in and for the
~C,." county of Lewis and Clarke.
Seal First this 10th day OF ctoter. in the
Jud. Dist. year of our Lord one thousand
I curt. eight hundred and ninety-tnree.
r-- JOHN BEAN. Clerk
By JESSE KICKER. Deputy Ierk.
Ella L. Knowles, attorney for plnin;if.
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WIZ RD'S MANUAL. SECRETS or MIND
w neading. Magic and ventriloquism, for
ESQ by mail. post naid. Craig Davidson Pub
fishing Co., Helena, Mont.
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THE MAKERS of DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy will pay you $500 If they can't
give you a complete and permanent cure.
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THE MAMMOTH CYCLOPHGDlA. 4 VOLS,
paper covers. 800 pages each, embracing
history, biography. natural history. travels, the
sea: familiar science. statistics. etc complete ny
mail. postpaid. for II 80 Craig pavid.o on Pub
lishiug Co. Helena. Mont.
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DENVER. Oct. 27.-The Commercial Nd
tionnl bank hns gon into this Lnnds of n
receiver, on the application Of Chicago
men who held one-third of the stock.
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TREASURY DBPARrMHHf, !
OYvICE OF THE CohPrRoLI.En on fHD
I

WASHINGTON. b. G., espt. u. 1854.
NOTICE II BY GIVEN TO ALL PEN
montena National rank Of Hslsna." Montana.
NJ. .he same must 30 prssentsd to Thomas. A.
.Hnktov, receiver. with tho legal proof thereof,
~ otsAleWed. lAkkf n. NlkELh
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RuARD-A NICE PLACE 40 BOARD. NO.
- - North Benton.
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WASHINGTON.

CALIFORNIA.
re. Wilbur 80. ....I a'ace Hotel, San FrancIsco
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MINNESOTA.
wilbur Iebbils .......M er chants Hotel, 81. Paul
willard y. Dennis .......... Hotel Ryan. 81. Pan
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r FATHER STOCKING TALES-ONE LARGE
" l09page vol. by mail. post paid. for Soc.
Craig.Davidson Publishing Co, Helena mont.
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HELP " 4

WANTED = PUSHING CANVASSEK OF
W good address. Liberal salarJ and expenses
paid weekly; permanent POSITION. Elown bros.
Co.. nu~rserymen, Portland. oregon.
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MANTED-TWO YOUNG MEN TO RUN
w as news agents on n. T. road: must have
security. Apply at News office, N. +. depot.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY WIDOW WITH
~ son seven years old. position rs house,
keeper Tor widower or bachelor Of means; that
salary and comfortable home may be obtained:
Mrs. s. brown. 1927 twelfth street. Des Moines,
Iowa.
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WANTED-5OO MEN EVERY DAY TO BUY
W clothing. gents furnishings at their own
prices. h5 south Main street.
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i rrsie %.taiiians for sheen ii reaaor.bia
prices. farley 4 fshhaugh. dealers In imported
and hno vrs do atAlliona. lhilipyburr.M ontapn.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A Roy OF II
~ not afraid of work of any kind; can give
references; "a situation with chance Of advance
ment preferred. Address h. D.. this office.
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LOR REhT-tO. I'll 18TH AVENUE, B.
1 room cottage with modern, convenienees;
on electric line; s2i.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A COLOKED
~ coachman from the east: can give good city
references; salary to suit the times. Address
III. !. It,, box SIS. city.
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fOk KENT-DW EL.LISGS,
EOR ~kENT-5-hOOM HOUSE. APPLY GA
l. Hollias avenue.
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BOARD AND ROOM OFFERED,
EOR Ri NI-BOAKD AND ROOMS; ALL
l. modern oonveniences. 20J breckenridge
street.
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los REkT-COMPLETE o HOUSE
L keeping; furnished rooms in suites of two;
from 10 to sl4 per month per suite. 424 sixth
avenue,
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FOX RENT-FUkNIsHED ROOMS.

FOR / >T-hlCELY FURNISHED ROOMS
for housekeeping. torner etate and Elake
streets, No. 55S.
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SITUATION WANTED-bY A WOMAN AZ
~ cook or general hpusework. NJ. L., no. 3
Davis street. between sixth and Seventh ave-
nuss.
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SITUATION WANTED-WOkK BY THE DAY
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80 Joliet street.
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Fon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
EOuS.'

TOR sALh-A FIRST CLASS MILK COW,
! cheap; party leaving town.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-01-12
times without Conrad dreaming that

times without Conrad dreaming that
did 80.
1t was proposal to undertake the OPP
Grafton Of our distinction, and 1t gave
me pangs Of mingled delight and hope.
my last examination, ran one pas
sage OF the letter, has convinced me
that both you and your brother stand an
excellent chance Of recovery. What
ever other surgeons may have told you,
rest sure that l am right. That the
operation will be highly perllous / do
not deny. But that any scruples OF
sacrificing Conrad should restrain you
ls ON your part unwlse to foolish
degree. You, the superior mind and in
telligence-you, as am so firmly con-
vinced, craving and hungering after
your liberty, should by no means recoil
from trying TO attain 1t because fearful
OF sacrificing your brother. On my
word OF honor as q scientific man, Con-
rad will run no greater risk than your
self. He need know nothing OF the
coming trial. Ether would, naturally,
be administered to you both. He could
receive 1t while asleep, as a matter OF
course. should choose the night, after
you have retired. Schreiner had best
be told, beyond doubt, but Linda, poor
little sympathetic soul, should not be
shocked by any previous tldings OF the
truth. Think this communication care
fully over and answer me at your future
convenience.
Soon afterward I found an occasion
to give Oscar Schreiner the letter from
Aveling. -
Read, enjolned, "and decide for
u.s." I was fearfully agitated, and he
perceived that I was.
IL know something Of this, he
faltered, after having glanced at the
letter.
+Avellng has told your" I whispered.
"Yes."
But you've not breathed word to
Linda?"
No, and shall not.
He left me, and during another hour
Conrad and l retired to bed. 1 passed
most anxious and troubled night, and
my distress reacted upon my brother. or
so it seemed. He grew feverish at mid
night, and as wakeful as myself A
horrible fear beset me, toward dawn,
that he might perhaps be on the verge
of some serious seizure.
All the next day he was so restless
and vigilant that had the greatest diff
fculty in obtaining from Schreiner his
opinions and views.
But at length did obtain them. I
see now that he was immensely under
the influence of Aveling's private per-
suasione. But these were not his sole
motive for desiring that the operation
should take place. He had observed
only too we'll my eager longing for free
DOM though its chief cause am but too
sure that he did not then even remotely
suspect.
ITO BE CONTINUED.
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Tho Irish Harp,

The old-style Irish harp was about
four feet high, had no pedals, and
was strung to the back with straps.
The one belonging to King Brian
Boru, who was killed at the battle Of
Clontarf in 1914, is still preserved in
the museum at Trinity College, Dub
lin. 1t is black with age, and pol
shed, but worm-eaten. The old relic
is adorned with silver ornaments.
The Kings son, league, took the
harp to Rome after the battle, and
presented it to the Pope, together
with the crown and regalia that had
been worn by his father, A succeed
ing Pope gave it to Henry Will to-
gether with the title Of Defender Of
the Faith" and Henry gave it to the
Earl of Clanricarde, in whose family
it was held until The beginning of the
eighteenth century. 1t then passed
through several hands, until 1856,
when the college became its owner.