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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-14

A Boat That Will Run Between Seat.
tie and Tacoma in an Hour.

"A BOAT In0t Will Run Between Scat
tie and Tacoma in an Hour.
TACOMA. Feb. 13.-TSpecial. ]EOne Of the
swif:est and prettiest passenger boats on
the Sound. for its size, is being planned by
the Columbia River e. Puget Sound Navi-
cation Company, to run between this city
and Seattle in connection with the Flyer.
The proposition has come up for consider
alton at Portland and has been approved.
An effort will be made to have the new
nautical Nancy Hanks" ready for use
next summer. The lines of the boat are
to be carefully drawn with q view of Civ
ing her great speed.
With this new craft it is expected that
the running time between Seattle and Ia
coma can be reduced to one hour. 1t is
proposed to have the Flyers SISTER" as
the proposed boat is called. elegantly fur
nished, and to give her a capacity to carry
about fifty more passengers than the
Flyer. A gentleman who has just re-
turned from Portland says he understands
the new Sound Nancy Hanks" is to be
the finest passenger boat of her kind on
the Pacific coast.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-14
TO ADVISE THE LEGISLATORS.
County Officials Go to Olympia to Con
suit With COmmittees,

County OmciAis Go to Olympia to Con-
suit with Committees.
The county auditor. county treasurer
and County Commissioner Wooding will
leave for Olympia this morning to look
after the interests of King county in pend
ing legislation.
Auditor Twicheil received q letter yes
terday from the clerk of the house COM
mittee on fees of state and county offices
to the effect that the committee will be
prepared to give the representatives of
this county an opportunity to present
questions for its consideration on Wednes-
day night
One of the measures that will be consid-
cred will be house bill No. 81, presented by
Representative McEiwain. providing for
an horizontal reduction of so per cent. or
more from the amounts of the present
fees, and to point far below the average
fees charged in the majority Of the East
ern states. This reduction would apply to
all the county Offices
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-14
make the person who had it produce it, :"

make the person who had it produce it,
then exclaimed:
OF coure he knew: he had 1t himself. He
stole II from NJ. Yesler He was very intimate
with him, but there 10 no evidence 70 show any
intimacy with Mrs. Yesler
Mr. White proceeded to show the con-
Predictions between Van Buren's different
accounts of the contents of the will and to
call attention to his statements as to his
ability to produce it to support the theory
that it~Was in Van Buren's own posses
sion. Only by innuendo, he said. did Van
Buren, suggest to Mr.. Kelleher that Mrs.
fesler had the will. He denounced the
testimony as hearsay OF the worst charac-
ter and as not showing that the accused
conspired to defraud any person in par
ticular.
Mr.. White had not concluded his argu-
ment at 5 o'clock, when the court adj
lourned, and will complete it this morn
ing
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-14
Fell and Broke His Elho~

Thomas Hargreaves Roberts, laborer.
had severe fall in the Mug saloon a,
about 10 O'Clock last night. and broke his
left arm at the elbow. making a compIi-
Gated picture. He was taken to the police
station and DR.. Rober, NJ. Eames and DR.
George 5. Wright. of the health Office. set
il. The injured man went to his home in
I he folumbia housa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-14
Rejected sutton Burns r.. R.rr

WEST scio, Or, FEB lS.-lSpecial. l.
Andrew l.. Arnold. OF this city, was ar
rested for firing Alex McDonald's bsrntxo
weeks ago, ard coniesses the deed He
says he did so because Miss lille Nc
Donald : daughter, would not accep, him
as sutton for her hand. Tracks in the
snow. leading 70 the barn. first caused Ar
mold TO be suspected. Arnold is a mar of
property and has given Mcdonald a note
Tor -, 10 10 reimburse him FOR his loss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-14
ABSOLUTELY Pure

operations at Fern Bluff next Monday.
and gravel trains and large gangs of men
will be put on to put this end OF the road
in first-class condition. Rock trains will
be put on next Tuesday to haul rock from
the quarry above Index for use along the
line. Considerable cribbing will be done
during the next few weeks, and doubtless
all the bridges from the summit to the
Sound will be strengthened so that they
will not be damaged 6y the spring foods"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-14

Two clipper ships with freight for this
city are looked for to arrive soon. They
are the State of Maine, which left New
York July q with l, 467 tons for this city.
and the Conemaugh. which left the same
port for this city with 1,739 tons of freight.
The cargoes are mostly hardware, rails,
iron pipe and canned goods.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-14

Mrs. Hankey Awarded . share in . Vast
Estate.

Estate.
Mrs. Kathleen HAnkey, wife of Lawyer
+. W. Hankey, has been notified that by
decision OF an English court of justice she
and seventeen others have been declared
heirs of an estate in England, valued at
about 20,00O,OOO.
The distributi on awaits the determine
ton of the claims of three other possible
heirs, making at most twenty in all.
The estate comes from an Irish family
of Norman extraction named Furiough.
and has been in litigation for number of
years. 1t is mostly in real estate, and
with accumulations amounts to the sum
named
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-14
A Great Gathering Of Pvtht.n..

William Kierski. chairman of the gen.
eral committee on Pythian day. announces
that this committee has received a large
number OF letters of acceptance from
lodges and divisions of the Uniform Rank.
promising to be on hand for the observ.
ances and parade of Friday. Among
those accepting are Far West Lodge, No. /,
Sunset. No. 10 and Victoria Division, No.
l. Uniform Rank. ali Of Victoria. Lodges
from Puyallup. Everett, Port Gamble and
Kirkland. and Tacoma division have
also accepted. Gov. McGraw, who is q
past chancellor, and all the Grand Lodge
officers have promised to be on hand.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-14

Finishing Up the Great Northern.
The Sultan City Journal of February IL
says of the Great Northern construction
work: The steam shovel will commence
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-14

s'ehsel 9ai!ey wac Killed and nine other
iaooFers were injured by collision between a
runaway locomotive and = gravel TAIN ON the
ieniga Valley ROAD on Friday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-14

Ho.r., To ioas; 8 10 ee ist. fsuo
MOHC y 10 sso,ooo. James Bctku~H
BoStos HLeck ZeIepk0ss s.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-14

The hearing OF the application for Q receiver
ior the Panama Railroad Company At Albany,
\. u. mas been postponed until "Wednesday
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-14
Sumner an Der epibe.

Tiele CUTE unb niibli6s publifatioz
men MAIDEN in iebem Sabre ibr gri1ei>
men, unb Der Anblid berlelben tit 10
erfrii6enb pie bic @ef6ter pon
Jreunben am Neuiabrstage. Cine
Der beliebtelten publifationen liegt
tpieber bor uns, Originals Sfiasen aus
ben Gebern betantlter 9umorijten entz
baltenb. Or. 4uguf a6nig's Damz
burger San,iliens aalenber 1T mieber
erf6ienen, unb 1T in ieber Npotbefe
au baben. Sas 9Berf1en 1T etuas
peri6ieben DON ben publitationen
friiberer Sabre, iebod ni6t tpeniger
ansiebenb unS mirb in ieber beutf6em
Jamilie Elm germ geiebener @ait fein.
Wir MAIDEN beionberS auf bic Of
ferte BON @inbunbert Dollars ($lO0. }
aufmerfiam, noriiber bas Ndbere aus
benz aaIenber gu ermittsfn 1T. Cine
@ppie bieies 10 aagemein beIiebten
&alenbers mirb nod benz Gmpfanae
elmer 2 Gents 8riefmarte bon The
Charles A. Vogeler Co., Baltimore,
Web., ben Gabritannten Der beriibms
ten Or. 4uguit a6nig's Damburger
Tamilien=W}e6i5inen unb benz befanns
ten S1meraenbeilmittel st. Safobs
Del, Derfanbt.
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Nper's abfii6rerbe eilell.
3abereitet BON DR.. 8. 6. aper Co., aoweu, Utaff
Sn alen Mpotbefen unb Grtneilaben tu baben.

9ane unb boltn Sie ii1 Die 8aluta.
Iber oas fa9e id Sbnen, Safobs, lolde
@eIbafte MAIDEN Ste mir ntdt tpieber.
Sd iuerbe 8rau Doftor :3eblen Dor
Sbnem tparnen.
~@uabiser 9err, menn man feds
lebenSise ainoer unb cine franfe Srau
bat -
nMd), lanen Sie cas- rur. Mair milf,
fen Sie iol6e Saren ni9t porma6en |!
@eben Sie, paden sic ii1."
n@ndbiger 9err, i'd perbiene auf
Gbre unb Seli9feit an Ser Sa9e sp0lf
Marf unb sipeiunofiinf3is 9fennise.
go mabr id bier itebe."
u@eben sic, Safobs."
nBrtnsen Sic mid ni9t I'M bie
2unbf9aft, 9nabiser Serr."
r@ehen @ie."
als SafobS tpirfli9 Mnitalt mafte
| 5u geben, faste Der Banfier s0sernb ::
pIpropos, SafobS, mar etipa 3ufdllig
In Sbrer @egenipart bapon Sic Reoe,
oh brau Doftor 3eblen beute abeub su
un8 fommt ?"
nGs mar bapon Die Rebe, sndoiser
9err, unb td falm Sbnen befti,nlnt
lagen, bab Traulein @barlotte NIT ibrer
Wtutter beute 9lbeno bel Sbnen eri6et=
men miro. sic 3itterte l1on seltern
Gbenb por 9luire9llng nno @rlpartnns.
Sie Dollte iid) i60n ma6cn ipie eine
Zee, laste iie, nno = often geitanben =
id CLAUDE, eim gutter 36eil 6es Mccepts
fomint beute sbcno In @eltalt bon
Spiten unb Gdnoern ="
nGS 1T gut, i'd mag ni6tS peiter oa,
bon fpiiicn. @eben sic, faSe id."
n@uabi9er Serr, i6 babe 6ie Sire -
ullnb bas iase i1 Sbnen, Safobs,
Denn Sic etluas ausplaubern lolten,
nno menn eS aud MIR eilr @ort lit, 10
leten sic ben SUP ni6t pieber iiber
bic S6melle bon PrdtoriuS & Co."
nBei Gllem, mas mir beilig lit, snd,
bigger 9err, feline Silbe, feinen Con
merbe ifl perlauten laiien!"
Olab oieien frafti9en 8etbeuerunsen
5og ii9 Safebs enblt9 suriid.
Inter bem 6austbor- ftonb nod i'm,
ner @runer mit ieinem Dreimalter uno
feinem buntidilernben Banbelier, unb
Safobs fraste ibn I'M Borbeiseben, Oh
oeitt .ipertbeiten Oerrn @riner4 Elm
Yris6en 9efallig iei. @S mar Dem aro,
Fen Ebiirbiiter ipirfli9 eine Yrile qes
faaig, unb ipabrenb Ct perltdnbniBtnnig
lbnupfte, fragte Safobs gang beildus
ftg: Der @raf mar mobl bent nod
nt9t bier, ipertbeiter 9err Gruner pa
pSie msinen ben @rafen b. Sislis,
9err Safobs ?"
nDenielben. g8as eeben mid ale
iibrtgen @rafen Der Welt an?"
uWfa1en Sie nit oem aud iold,e
@el4dfte ?" fraste @runer, inbem er in
fnrioler S8eiie nit bem 3sisefinser an
Der &rapatte bin unO fer fdgtc.
(5rrtietuns folst)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-14

5 Sn gai6monb lit Snbiana fat
iiingit 8. 8. Serita9e bic S6pefter ieis
neg S6wiegeriobaes Sobn M. Morris
gebeiratbet, wobur6 folgenbe bernie
'delte 8eripanbti6afts= =8erbdltnilie ents
ftanben iinb. 0forris ift Der Sdpaz
ger feines S6wieserpaters unb Der
8ruber ieiner Sdtoiesermutter, Der
S6pieserlobn ieiner 96we1er unb
auglei6 Der S6ipiegerlobn ieines
Sdwaeers. Seritaee III Der S9pager
ieiner So6ter, elm S6mager ieines
S6miegeriobne8, Obeim feine8 @nfeIs
tinbes geworben; 6rau Seritage 1T
bic S6wie9ermutter ibreS 8ruber3
unb cine S6pdgerin ibrer S9mieger=
to9ter, iotpie bic @roBmutter ibrer
fleinen gti6te (Mtorris' 956ter6en),
bieie aber 1T bic gi6te ibres @roBbas
ters unb bic @nfelin ibrer Mubme.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-14
GutihteSem tuadlia.

3ttternbe Sanb, unf&erer Gdrttt, Rubeioisfett,
welae fa bur4 raitlcien Bediel in ber fbrperpauns
unb in Der Sei@dfttsuns betunpet aufi@reden Bet
permutbetsm @erduia If. w. seb6ren Ju ben ansei<
den bo@srabiser Rerpcftdt. S&einbar bat bies ntdi
fanbbeit rpn Mdnuern unb Grauen, pelte NIT bieien
Spmptomen b:bafet finb, entiteben radlts febt baB
bic sertnsisn 8udutsfeten alterrt perben fanu 3uI
Stdrtuns beS QerpenSpiems 1T seiuuber, traumoier
S&af unbebtnst nptbwenbts. Gin bewdbrtes Mtttel
fie gerbaauns, bte abipnperuns unb reseImdstsen
Stublsans bef6rbert anb nabur ba8 t6rperlie @et6
septat berfteut, baS ib bur bic 3unabme her aIdfe
Gesen Rterenletben, Sibeumatismus, Geuralsie nnb
ais gbpebr sesen besinnenbe pber peberfebrenbe a=
larta bat eeie Mebisin ntf ibres Glei4eu. Dreimal
td9lit eu lBen9laS ppu.
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Staats=Qesislatnr.
au tin, 10. Gebruar 1898.


Se,at.
yta6bem Die iibIi9e Qnantitdt Don
Nntrdgen uno Geiolutionen eingebraGt
porben mar, unb Ma9oem man eingez
benb bic Bin 5ur amenbirung bes sSn,
corporirungssG sGeleBeS biScutivt bate,
trat Wertagung eim.
Saus.
&ogers bon Wc2ennan @ountp be
antragte, ben g. Dtdr5 1898, als ben
100. Sabrestag Der @eburt Sam 0ouz
fons, Officiell feierli6 su beqeben.
Ser Nntrag murOe angenontmen.
Cine langpierige Debatte tpurbe
bur6 eine Grase Der @el6dftsorbnung
berbeigefiibrt. IS banbelts ii9 um
ben Beri6t beS @elddftsorbnungs,
&usi6uhes, in meldem bic @nnabme
elmer 8eltimmung empfoblen porben
mar, bdB Die ytamen bon ie 3 Mitgliez
bern, nelde cine Mbltimmung beanz
tragen, in ben itenosrapbilden 8eri9t
eingetrasen miirben. Oieienigen, tpeI6e
biergegen opponirten, bebaupteten, ,bab
barin elm 8eriu9 aur anebelung Der
Wfinoritdt liege. S6lieBli9 tpurbe
bic neue 8eitimmung nit So gesen 50
Stimmen angenommen.
Wom 5inan5>8omite ging Elm Be>
ri6t elm, Der ii9 gu @unltsn Der gnz
nabme Der 3uders Prdmie Don Seiten
Der Staaisregierung ausfpri6t.
Der Nusi9uB fir S6ulmeien ems
pfieblt, baB bic Bill our Sbeilung Der
6ffentli6en DOnldne 3uii6en ben 6reis
f6ulen unb Der Staatsz llniperlit1t benz
Nusi9uB fiir 0ffentli6e 2dnbereien
itberpiefen perbe.
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Ssie man 9oftor Ne1nmngen ers
1part.
(9tus benz @bicass 9ailb galumet)

(slus benz ebieass 9ailp galumeD
Wan9e 9oftor &e6nung lit burf
ben 8ebrau6 bon @bamberIains 6u,
ten Webi3iH erfpart. tporben. Sc,
Name TT ein 9ausbeltsmort In pieler
Sbeilen bes 2anbes. @bamberIains
Mebi3inen bertaufen fi6 darf in ber
Weltausieaungsitabt unb bieIe Ser,
ionen beifdtigen ben Wertb Der per.
f6iesenen Seilmittel. 3u perfaufer
in San Mntonio III ben 9lpotbefen bon
s. &alteDer & Son, Doubling & ssloob
S. O. Sod, u. OreiB, s. Studarb,
@. Gobn & Co., S. s. 5arriIon uni
&alteper & S4u6Qrb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-14

: Sn Is Minuten BON Stem gorf
na6 philadelphia. 9as alte proieft
Der pennfplDania 8abn, BON Stem
8runswid cine birefte 8abnlinie nod
SerieD @itD gu bauen, um ben 8ertebr
auf Der alien 8abnlinie su erIeidtern
unb cine rai6ere 0erbinbung suiid)en
Stem Yort unb philadelphia gu ersiez
len, ioa balb sur 4usfiibrung geIans
gen. Die &oute murbe i9on bor
mebreren Sabren ausgelegt unb elm
Charter bafiir eriangt. sic pirb cine
2dnge bon ilnsefdbr rs Meilen err
balten, aber bic Stdbte gfepart, glisas
beth uub 3abmap ni6t beriibren.
Man slaubt. baB Sdnel3iige Johann
bic nur nod IS Meilen betragenbe
gabnifrede BON Seriep @itD mad Ybis
labelpbia in Is Mainuten, ober aur
Hate bon 68 Meilen in ber Stun6e.
anriidlsgen tperben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-14
@udleus 9Irntea galbe.

Dte beRe @albe ber QBeIt fhr e4hitte, Nuetf4un.
gen. @ei&uhre, Gtebers unb Sautz z4usfHIas, 8ie9te,
sefpruneene Sdnee, Grpitbeulen unb aue Sauttrant.
hetten; furtrt Sdmprrbotben ober tetne Besabluus.
Vbatse 9nfrtebenbeit sarantirt pber ea8 GeIb wtrb
surlderftattei. 25 Gents bic S@a@tel. Bum 9ertaui
WboleiaIe,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-14

= Die 6arbigen bon Sem Yorf boz
ben cine 8ewegung inaugurirt, tpel6e
bic llnterbriiflng Der 2Dn6 8eri6te
beapedt. Cine Organization, ipelfe
iib Aptis2pn6z2iga" nennt, iit in Der
8ilbnng begriffen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-14

gBie aug Sos 9lnseles, Sal, be-
ri6tet tpirb, plant man bort zines Der
groBartigiten 8epdferungs Spfteme,
oas Die fogenannte nMoiabe Wiiite"
gum grOBten She'll in fru6tbares Qlder>
unb 8artenlanb umipanbeln fpll.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-14

= 0ie anpenbuns bon ct. Sas
fobSsOel gegen Groitbeulen pirb ifets
bon suten grfol9en besIeitet fein. Sie
@ntsiinbung wirb nod befen Gnmeus
bnng perminbert unb bas unausenebme
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0eritOpfitit(@

aann, rpenn ite nibt Bel 3eiten pernintis bsbans
ben rpirb, droniid rperben. Rein unSeres Ibfibrs
rtitteI 1T 70 fi1er unb piriiam wie QIDers NflIen.
Dieie beben jrpar bic Spannuns in ben ge6drmen
unb reinisen bieieIben, aber e traftisen aud-,pas
bic meiften anbern pursan3en nitt tbun- ben
Masen. bic aeber unb bic @ebdrme, lnb rufen in
bieien Drsanen eine sefunbe unb reseImdBise ger=
ridtuns berpor. Ga fie rein pesetabiIif9, unb
bar9aus teine mineraIiiden etoffe in ibnen
cntbaten iinb, 70 brinsen fie feinerIei idabIi9e
ss;s, ''ss ;... 0e6eilt Dnr9 q, s;';;s, ii. !,
gut, uno iinb baber iiberaa iebr beIiebf @. 80.
8oruman, 26 6. Main St., Carlisle, pa., fast
yTa4bem i'd Sabre lang nit geritopf,ns sepEagt
sewefen mar, unb mir fat ME etroas baIf, 70 pers
fudte ids suIest nit Gper's Yiuen, unb es serei6t
mir sum @ersnisen, ,uie i'd es aIs pfi9t anjebe,
5u beseasen, baB fie cine srobe Dobtbat fir mid
warsn. SD m0@te ni9t serne obns bisislben
fein."
The Helena independent., 1893-12-29
CHARLES p. CURTIS. Sheriff.
Ry FRED e. Hoss, Under EheriE.

SHERIFF'B sALK-aEORGE COPELAND.
- plaintiff ". Franklin X. Wallace. May \.
Lott, ID assiEnee OF franklin II. Wallace, the
Denver Investment aud iankinE company de-
Under and by virtue Of an order Of sails and
decree OF foreclosure and sale issued out Of the
s1Tt ct liz e
and Clarke. on the 18TH day of I.ecemb'r A.
D le0s IN the above entitled action. wherein
George ope and the above nAmea plaintiff, oh.
s:ned ,nd deo,ss n sna
Lott, !. assignee q ir.nkIin r Wallsee. and
ss1 isSs aa tos az tse SUM Il
Ss,l444, geld coin. besides interest.
was. on the 1lth day OF ~ cember A. y. ls9s. re-
corded in Judgment book No ot said court at
page :. am commanded to sell Al ,hose certain
n, nsana. M G and % founded and i.soribsd Is toiiows
to wit:
eginning at point in the north side Of
nine, ,ts and ten tlo), in block ~" Of the
sna cnl: eoan s .aasns
thence north slonR the line between ssid lots
numbered nine ts) and ten uo) eeventy-fve (7s)
the north side Of Spruce street forty i4D feet to
2 point; thence north on : line parallel to the
line tetween said lois min, ls and ton (i0)
OF spruce strost; thence west along tho north
side Of spruce street forty (aG feet to the place
OF beginning; taid LOT. piecs Or parcel Of land
having > frontage on Spruce street Of forty (4u),
feet and depth Of fsventy.fvs as! feet and
bered ten (l0h in block "U." Of the said Mauldin
addition 70 the city OF Helens - the said lot ard
block are more particularly described upon the
official plat OF the said named addition which is
now on file in the Office Of the county recorder of
Lewis and Clarke county.
Together with all and singular the tensments.
hereditaments and .ppurtensn' o. thersunto be-
longing or in arywise appertainlnH.
Public notice Ia hereby given that on sa.ur-
day, the 9Th Gay of Oanus ~ A. D; 1871. st IL u
courthouse Helena Lewis and Clarke county,
Montana, will. in obedience to said order Of sale
and decree Of foreclosure and sale, sell the above
described property, or 80 much thereof "a may be
necessary to satisfy said judgment, with interest
and costs, TO the highest and best bidder, for
cash in hand.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Deoen-
ber, A. D. 1893 -
FRED E Hoss. Under sheriff.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-29
.AouseAolp HINTS.

i Il &
In bottling pickles or catsup, boil tho
corks, and while hot you can press them In
the bottles, and when cold they arc sealed
tightly.
A large rugof linen crash placed under
the sewing machine will catch threads,
clippings and cuttings and ssvc deal OF
sweeping and dustinG.
When drawn butter separates or dccom-
poses from standing too long, add table
spoonful Of cold water or a small lump Of
ice and beat until it becomes smooth.
Derbyshire or Niagara spar il mended
with seven parts Of white rosin and one Of
wax, melted with little powdered spar.
Clipped places can be filled with paste of
this kind and smoothed to a level,
One can test cake's baking by drawing
1t to the edge Of the oven and listening for
the faint sputtering sound which will con-
tinue until 1t is ready to take out. This Is
a better trial than the broom splinter
thrust into the dough.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-29

SHERIFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN EXF-
trict court Of the First Judicial district Of the
state o f. in and tor the 0oqny Of Lgs
I hArles Ganisch. duty attested the 2Sd day of
December, A. D. 1898, l have levied upon all
the right, title and interest Of the said harles
srty, situated in Lewis and Clarke county, sta .
Lot eight Is': Ia block two t2), Of the OK .d-
dition to the city ct Helena. And also the fo!-
seventeen IN. .ishtesn (ils). ninsteen dsI.
twenty-four (2D, twenty Ave t2s), twent;- six
Sc s Isss ,::s 81 81
nine (9). ten lO). eleven ui), twelve q J. thir-
teen ls,. fourteen tl4), fifteen .u5) TWEEN nty four
seven en-, in block four ~; and lots eight o.
nine ~. ten (0). eleven ll1). twelve fl2), thir
teen us). fourteen a., tIftesn d5). twenty four
80. tWenty-hve (ts); tw.nty-six l.ol. twenty
thirty go. in block five (s); and lots one a..
two (2): three (3). four az. i've six 10y. seven
(7). eight ts),. nine ta). ten lO). elsyen nn,
is: in block .isht ls), Of said prifisld addition
to the city of HelenA.
Together with all and singular the tenemsnts.
hsred taments and appurtenances thereuato te.
Notice is hereby given that on friday. the 10th
day Of anunry. A.. d. 1884, at the hour Of IL
o'cl' ok m. OF saia day. at the front doc. OF the
court house, Helena. Lewis and l,rke nnts.
terest Of the said hnrlea i aplseh. in and to
the said above described property to tho highest
bidder for cash in hand
" Given under + ny ;sos hand thia the 9Th day of
4'' M - ASi UHAs. u. CURTIS. Sheriff.
Fly ANDREW +. WADE, Deputy Sheriff.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-29
THE JEWEL CASkET.

Fine catseyes are still in vogue, as are
mOOnstones.
There are numbers OF flower shaped
watches in enamel, such as the pansy, daisy
and open rose.
The cigar cutter is apparently one Of the
most desirable articles In the market. It
10 of gold with sunken jewels.
Roman enamels, which foreign travellers
used to bring home in everything from
brooches to boxes. are seen again in brace
let's
Flower iewelry in enamels and stones is
pretty and popular. The enamel petal. as
in the wild roses and pansies, has each
edge incrusted with snow. 4
The tobacco worm is the latest thing in
brooches. One seen is Of pearl, its ridges
accumulated with green enamel in which
are sunk tiny diamonds, and a green en-
amel head. and feelers finely tipped.-Jew-
elers' Circular.