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NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WIIL-IN THP
~ district court Of the First Judicial district
Of the st-te of Moutnna, In and Tor the county
Of Lewis shd Clarke
In the matter of the estate Of James r. John.
son, deeta,ed,
lurruant to al order of said court. made on
given. thur Saturday. the 4th day OF bar.
1s3i, at l. o'clock q. m. OF said day. at the court
room Of faid cont. 1T the court home in the
county If LOWS and tlirke, has bsen appointed
a. the tins and place for proving the will Of
esid James Il. Johnson, deceased, and for hear
irg the application # David A. Johnson. for
tho issuanco to rim o~flstters Documentary. when
and whSre any person int listed may appear and
contest the same.
JOHN BEAN. Clerk.
Ty JESS Kicker. Eeputy & erk
Dated Oct. rs, 1891.
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0rris Employment Agency.
sss North Main 81 Telephone 100
wANTS-Five Stone Masons.
wANTS-Two Section Men.
WANTS-Two Teamsters.


FOR SALE.
$ls0-House and lot small stable, city water.
$625- Neat dwe ling of 3 rooms oily WAFER.
stable.
Ss7e-dwelling. barn and over half an acre OF
land; $50 down.
5000 six room dwelling, with lot WxlaO; saO
down.
$?2oo- II handsome dwelling Of five rooms, bath.
hot and Gold water. corner lot on Chaucef
street; 600 down. e.5 per month. ~.
full plumbing, hot and cd water. furnace
and good lot. tine pantry. larRe, cellar. 2n
Jefferson street within y Or minutes waia
from Merchants bank; $500 down. balance on
forms to suit purchaser.
$i4ho- For two lots In iroadwater addition, two
lote on Main Street and IL lots IN boyee
addition; $3.50 down,
q RENT.
S7-Fiye room dwelling on Broadway. $S-fiVe
room brick house ON Rodney 1T
MATHESON Il co. Gold Block.
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NOTICE TO CRFDITORs-EsTATE OF Ed
~ ward 7. Dunphy. deceased.
Notice is hereby given BY the undersigned, I'D
OF the 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 vouehers. within
four months after the first publication of this
notice, to the said administrator at my Office,
room 3, Union block. the same being the place
for tie trnnsaction Of the business Of said estate
in the county of lewie and Clarke.
{. W. Wilson, administrator OF the estate OF
Edward T.. nunphy.
Dated Helena, Oct. II. 1883.
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Chinese

British husbands, when their dinner
parties u out failures, are apt to grum-
BILE at their wives for the cooks misde-
but they abstain from the practi-
cal style of rebuking practiced by the &c,
~lestials. Recently the Chinese professor
at n university gave a national banquet to
fellow professors and was much put out
because the cookery was not to his taste.
After "a time he got up. bowed solemnly,
said, Go lickee wife," and departed, re,
turning presently, smilin'; as blandly as
usual, after having administered judicious
chastisement to his better half. London
Ttt-3itS.
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A SSESsMENT NOTICEABLE LEO MINING
"A q Milling COMPANY of Montana. Xorka

A sSEssMENT NOTICEABLE LEO MINING
located thres and one-half miles from Butte,
silver Vow county. Mo1t,na. Notice is heroby
given that at a meeting of trustees Of aid company
held on the 2sth day Of t%eptsmber, 1893. an as
ssssment Of ons-hsif cent rer share was levied
upon the capital stock Of said oompany. peya hle
on the 9Th day OF Nnv.mber. 1903. 10 John p.
heyer, secretary. OF said company, 1t the othce
Of Tho Leo Mining d Milling Company Of Mon
tans. room No. ti0, tommeroiA building, et.
Louis. Mo.
Amy stock upon which saia assessment shall
remsin unpaid on Iha 18Th day Of November.
1855. SHALL b deemed delinquent, and will be
duly advertise I for fals at public suction. and
unlasa payment BE- made before. will DO sold on
tho 7th day Of ecember. 1898. to pay tho delin-
quent assessment. tossther with the ooets Of ad-
verttstrg. and OK ponsss Of sale.
JOHN /. NkYER,
secretary of said Company.
Room No. 40. Commercial building. IT. Louis.
No, Office Of said oon psay.
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72.

Money on call easy: tsM2 per cent, closed At
2 per cent. Prime paper hnG7S per cent.
Sterling exchange steady. $4.s0ta 1 sos sixty.
day bills. and $4.SsA ma.s3h for demand
CHICAGO LIVE SIC OK.
CHICAGO. Oct. sO.-Cattls Receipts, $4,000
head; market steady to higher: COOL to choice
natives, s.. O0G abb: fair, $A.60M4 81: others, Va. u
d.. 30. Texans, t2.Sa613 Is; westerns, IL. 7a@& so.
Hogs-Recsipts, 27,000 head; market orened
strong; closed weak; rough and cOmmon, -. SOC
$50: mixed and packers, So. 1895. 40; prime
heavy and butchers weighs, $751; So; prime
likh *840a6 =. no.
Sheep-keceipts, Is. COO head; market strong,
fair demand; natives. 81. 50a4, ga,
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Independent Agents

THE HELENA INDEPENDENT 10
on sale by the following news
dealers in this city and state, and
in Idaho, Utah, Colorado, WASH
ington, California and Minnesota,
who will furnish single copies or
receive subscriptions for the daily
or weekly:
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NOTICE TO .Co-oWNERs.-To J. II. SIN
~ alair. hia hahn. Axaoators. Nh isi rnta.

~ clair. his hsirs, sxeoators. "Reminiscences
and assigns:
You arc hereby notified that |. Fisk J. ghars,,
yonr have. In accordance with Aoetion
s.S24 Of the Revised ~ststutss Of the Unitsd
statss. e11anded in labor and Improvement "a
upon tho lsadcr quartz, lode mining claim. sie.
uatsd in Scratch Travel (unorg,niErd) mining
district In tho county of owls and Clarke,
state Of NontAna. tho sum Of ons hundred Hi0O,
dollars for tho purpse OF no ding and reprs.
senting sad claim according to law for tho year.
1891 IN 1884. and uniers yoa contribute u
penditure, amounting 10 s25 for each year. "a
tho undersigned At fesna: In tho county Of
ninety GOl days after the servios Of thiA notios
by publication, your interest In saia
Leader quartz lode mining claim will be for.
sigusd. a. provided BY said section 2.32I Of he
vised StGtntss of the United states
FISK J. 6HAFHKR
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gr.:r INSURANCE l. STOLEN

ErEr INSURANCE. POLICIES sToLFN-
u Helena. Montana. Oct. 8. 1893. 20 whom
It may concern. Notice is hereby given that
b Ank policy forms numbered 3015, BOLT, 2OlS,
3o27. 1904, BOSS. 8o36. soS7. soa5. Of the Mllwau zee
y eohanics Insurance Company Of Milwaukee,
WISCONSIN. are missing from the office of Her
bert b. fead d Co., resident agents for said COM
pany at Helena, Mentans: that the above policies
have never heen issued or countersisned by said
agents, and the public are hereby warned that
they are null and void.
". G. RREDFNHAGEN,
General Wesrerp Agent.
st. RRuI, Minnehuta.
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TREAsURY D~8PARIM8Nf.
OyyIcR OF TER CoAPTRoLLER OF TIE


WASHINGTON. d. c.. espt. IL. 1888.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PET
Montana National Hank Of HelsnA.'' Montana
tat the came mast b prssentsd to Thomas 4.
vithih thrss moaths from tbs dat. Or tAsy nay
b easslswed. JAkE0 u. 9Qk9lA
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:" Prescription" ever fails to benefit OF cure,
minis. internal inflammation and liberation,
back, and all kindred ailments are com
pletely cured by it. It's a marvellous remedy
FOR nervous and general debility, Chorea, or
st. Vitus's Dance, Insomnia, or inability to
Sleep, Spasms, Commissions or Fits. INT has
often. by restoring the womanly functions,
cured cases of insanity.
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THE MARKETS
STOCK
Oct s0.--isar silver. 6ak

New York. Dot. 80. liar silver. 69k.
C~opper-Dull; lake, $3.50
lcad-Weaker: domestic, ST. 70.
Heavy reAlisations this morning were aided
by the weakness Of American securities In Lon
don, the announcement that MON Pacific re-
ceivers had decided not to pay interest due Nov.
]. and the bad September statement OF the Chi
cAgo. Burlington 4 Quincy. by mon the de-
clines ranging to 8 per cent had been established.
I hen the r, action sot in and continued until
about two o'clock, At which time another heavy
dive sent prices below bottom figures Of the
morning and the market closed weak.
Governmente-EiHn.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY WIDOW WITH
- son seven years old. position ~ house-
keeper for widower or bachelor Of means; that
salary and comfortable home maj be obtained:
thoroughly competent and reliable. Address
Mrs s. brown, l2-7 twelfth street. Dos Moinee,
Iowa
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For more than os years, DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy has cured the worst cases OF Chronic
Catarrh in the Head. Tho makers Of this
medicine arc willing to promise that they'll
cure your case or they'll pay you $500
cash. BY all druggists.
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HELP
WANTtD-COMPETENT FRtNtH TEACH
w or. Address Nj. II. independent office.
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Mrs. A. Il. Williams

dissolution NOTICE-THE PARTNER
- ship heretofore existing under the firm name
of Gilchrist Bros. Il Edgar is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. MIR. Edgnr retiring from
the firm. The business will hereafter be carried
on by tilchrist Bros. All moneys due said lats
firm will be paid to Gilchrist Eros, and ell
debts of said firm will be paid by them.
THOMAS Gll.GHEI-T,
CHAS. G~ILCHRIST,
WILL 3. EDGAR.
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WANIED-TWO YOUNG MEN TO RUN
w as news agents on N. p. road; must have
security. Apply at News office. N. Z. depot.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A WOMAN TO
~ do housework; city or country. Address III
jackson street.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A WOMAN FOR
~ general housswork: city or country. A06
Erecr enridre street,
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SlTU1IUNs WANTED-A MlDDLE-A4ED
- lady would like = place to do housework in
q small family; good cook. Address 1O49 Fifth
avenue. helena. Mont.
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1 UArlUN WANTED-bY A WOMAN AZ
- cook OF general homework. NJ. L., No. 3
Davis street, between sixth and Seventh i've
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u KtNT-kUitNIsHE FL, COINS
tOR | Il IT-hlCELY FURNISHED ROOMS
Il for housekeeping. Corner State and Blake
streets, No. j53.
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ECh RENT-COMPLETE For HOUSE
1 keeping; furnished rooms in suites of two
from Sc to ella per month per suite. l24 sixth
avenue.
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WASHINGTON

CALIFORNIA.
&c. Wilbur .... ....T slacs Hotsl. San Francisco
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SITUATION WANTED-bY A YOUNG LADY
~ as nursery govsrness: will do all childrsn's
dressnaking; Will go cheap for good home. Ad-
dress Miss Helene LIVERY, general delivery, New
haven, Conn.
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DAN AND ROOM ~DFFEHNia
EOR III NI-BOARD AND MS: ALL
L modern conveniences. 20J lrccEsnrilat
rect.
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MINNESOTA.

Wilbur Tsbhils. ...... Msrs chants Hotel. st. Paul
willard 8. Dennis. ......... Hotel Ryan. 1t Pan
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WANTED - CANVASSEltS IN MONTANA
:. Tor Chartran's great portrait of Leo KILL
Circulars free. f.. r. O'Aegan, box 1853, Mime.
apolia, Mimi.
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NlIUATlON IED-OF INTEREST TO
~ newspaper publishers. young man thor
ou9hly acquainted with the newspaper business
be Il good right hand man to any business man
aser. or could manage small paper to al vantage
OF publisher. A chance to get a good n newspaper
man in "hard times Profession. ateuoxrepner.
aodr. 80 W. A. Charles. general delivery, Pitts
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MUTATION WANTED-BY A COLORkD
~ coachman from the east; can give good city
references; salary to suit the times. Address
ii. y. A., box Bis. city.
81. UATlON WAhTED-BY A ROY OE II
~ not afraid of work Of any kind: can give
references; n situation with chance of advance
ment preferred. Address r. &, this Office,
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SITUATION WANTED-WOKK BY THE DAY
~ or hour: washing done. Please call at No.
80 Joliet street,
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FOX WEI.LISs,.
LOk REhT-DE lRABLE BROOM HOUSE,
/ apply $40 IIollins avenue.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1893-11-11
A Dwelling House in India,

Fancy an enormous house ram bling
out into a series of immense rooms,
all on one floor, piazzas twenty feet
deep, immense cham bers in the
middle of which stand the beds),
doors and windows wide open, the
grounds filled with palms, bananas,
and all sorts of tropical trees, the
song of birds, the chirp of insects
everywhere and a dazzling sun blaz-
ing down on the Indian ocean in
front. A dozen or more dusky Hindu
servants, barefooted, dressed in
white, with bright sashes around
their waists, and bright turbans on
their heads, are moving about every
where, as still as cats, and with no
end of devotion to their little duties.
One of them seems to have nothing
to do but to look after mo; he has
worked over my limited wardrobe
till he knows every shirt and collar
better than do myself. He is now
brushing my hat for the twelfth time
this morning. The life is luxurious.
Quantities of delightful fruit, cool
lounging-places with luxurious
chairs, sumptuous breakfast, (or
"tiffin," as we call it here) and din
ner-table, and no end of kind atten-
tion. l am writing in my room on
the day before Christmas, as if it
were rather hot August morning at
home.-Phillips Brooks Letters in
Century. " ,.i%!.%& ,'%# ~
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started. and became pale.
his death wa r1.a Is -. : -.

started, and became pale. They were
his death warrants. .<s3 s .s4. Sri. 81.
''My deliverer!" he exclaimed; show
how shall I>thank thee-how repay
the saviour Of my life? My father
my children thank him for me!'' IA;
The old earl grasped the hand Of
the stranger-the children EN- braced
his knees. He pressed his hand to his
face, and burst into tears. .s.as. @@7s
''By what name,'' eagerly inquired
Sir John, "shall I thank my deliv-
erer." ... '.rj.. .a
She stranger wept aloud, and rails.
ing his beaver, the raven tresses of
Grizel Cochrane fell over the coarse
cloak. -.
'tGracious heavens!'' exclaimed the
astonished and enraptured father,
my own child-my own Grizel!''
1t is unnecessary to add more. The
reader can supply the rest, and we
may only add that Grizel Cochrane,
whose herois1n we have briefly
sketched, was the grandmother of the
grandmother of the late Sir John
Stewart of Allendank in Berwickshire
and great-grandmother of Mr.. Coutts,
the cele brated banker Consequently
she was the great-great-gr grand
mother of Baroness Burdett- Coutts.
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PERT PLEASANTRIES.

First Stranger-It seems to me l
have seen your face before. Second
Stranger-Quite likely. That's where
1 carry it.
She-I suppose you would have been
happier if you had not married me?
He-Yes, darling; bnt wouldn't have
have known it.
PERRY CRATER won't be able to
write any more jokes for good
while now" "Why?" "He fell and
broke his humerus."
Customer-How is this? You have
charged me twice the usual price for
shaving. Barber-My razor was dull,
and it took me twice as long.
Jones-I think my wife would make
frst-rate member of congress-
Jones Friend - Why? Jones-Be-
cause she talks so early and so long
on the money question.
The last time I ordered spring
chicken here they brought me a
thoroughly matured hen. How do you
suppose 1 can get a real spring
chicken?" "Order fresh egg"
Grumbling Guest-When you charge
ten cents for cup of coffee it ought
to be better than this stuff! Stately
Waiter-Perhaps, sab, you are not ac-
customed to ten cent coffee, sab.
Tenor-Sir, this music is a trif1e too
high for me. Manager-Let us take
it a note lower. Tenor-Oh, half a
note would do. Manager, solemnly-
Here, sir, we never do things by
halves!
II can't see why bread should re-
main at the same price when wheat
and flour have come down so.'' my
dear boy, the main things in bread
arc water and air. Neither one is a
cent cheaper than it was at the close
of the war;
Miss Antique, taking seat politely
proHered-Thank you, my little man.
You have been taught to be polite, I
am glad to see. Did your mother tell
you to always give up your scat to
ladies? Polite Boy--No'm, not all
ladies; only old ladies', :. >t.t: - . -. -.
"A bcggar, ragged, pitiful, loaded
with tale of woe and the usual s'larre
family" stopped, and implored, aims
of a lady passing: slow many chill
dren did you say you have. poor man ?''''l
questioned the lady, commiseratingly,
responding generously. ..only one,
madam, butt have three wives" : 81 8
Two ladies were out driving, when
suddenly the horse SHE'D into a hedge,
pitching both ladies out. A farmer
who was passing assisted the groom
in carrying the ladies to lodge close
BY. ''Oh, dear, said the lodge keepers
wife, when she saw what had happen
ed, .syou mrst really excuse me, ladies,
being in this state; but if I'd only
Q knowed it I'd have put my washing
J off till tomorrow %5
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AN OLD LONDON HOUSE,
beneath the Ground Floor There Flowed
the Clerken Well.

Beneath the Ground Floor There Flowed
the Clerken Well.
An old-fashioned, two-storied tene-
ment in Farringdon road (No. l8)
was built in 1894. It served until
1922, as a parish watch house. Be-
meath the ground floor, as also under
No. 16, flows the Fons Clericorum-
the Clerken we'll cited by Fritz
Stephen, the Canterbury monk, in
the account that he prefxed to his
life of his master, Thomas a Beckett,
says the London Daily News. In one
OF the little realistic touches intro
duced by Ralph Aggas into his map
of circa 1860 we see the water pour
ing forth into an open cistern
''curbed about square with hard
stone," placed against an outer wall
OF st. Mary's Benedictine nunnery,
which Jordan Briset founded nearly
800 years ago, endowing it with four
teen acres of land, and whose
pleasaunce lay on the slope which
inclined westward down to the Fleets
left bank. The we'll itself formed one
OF the several feeders which here
gave to that stream it's style of the
river of Wells, as it flowed through
a valley whose once rural character
is yet marked by the street names
around It became known as the
Clerks well from the meeting there
of the fraternity of parish clerks to
enact mysteries and scriptural plays.
Strype, writing in 1920, describes
the approach to the we'll as being
Through a little house which was
the watch house; you go down a
good many steps to it," In 1900
they set up pump, distant four feet
from the spring, in Ray street, since
thrown into Harrington road, next to
the steps that led up to Fox terrace,
and opposite to Mutton hill. St.
James parish church replaces the
nunnery, the railway has abolished
Mutton hill, Coppics row and Vine
yard gardens are altogether changed,
and for the pumps site we must now
look to No. 16 in Farringdon road.
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AS SHORT-LlVED EXOTIC.
Summer Men Sized Up by One Who
Knows Them Well.

Knows Them Well.
The man who poses as a summer
beau par excellence is generally far
more silly than his feminine op-
posite. In many instances he is off
on vacation of but two weeks, and
has saved up all his odd pennies
toward the requirement of varied
wardrobe with which he intends to
dazzle the eyes of the girls with
whom he comes in contact. He
changes his clothes three or four
times a day, and is as particular
about having every article up to the
top notch of fashion as a woman is
regarding the fit of her gown.
AS an excuse for his personal van
ity it must be said that he is very
young, says the Washington Supper
Table. Sense comes with years, and
he has no desire later on to pose as a
summer man. Even though his con-
Germ over his various suits of clothes
is his only weakness, when he ar
rives at hotel he will undou btedly
acquire another one before he has
been long under the roof, for the
scarcity of men who are willing to
dance attendance upon the caprices
of the summer girl makes him popu-
lar at once, even though he may not
have a grain of sense in his head or
more than his two weeks salary in
his pocket.
This consideration at once causes
him i to think hat he is very fasci-
mating creature, and he acts on. this
principle until an influx of mascu-
lines on Saturday night opens his
eyes to the fact he was all right if
there were no others around, but
when there are several to be COM
manded he is not 50 important a
parsonage as he imagined.
Sometimes it is pitiful to see the
way a summer man is snubbed when
others more worthy to be angled for
appear upon the scene, and yet from
season to season he. bobs up serene
ly, and is content to be the great II
am during the week and take Sec
ond place over Sunday. As parcel
Carrier, a candy buyer and an excel
lent target for filtration practice the
summer man is all right, but as a
husband who can be depended on in
sickness and in health, for better or
for worse, he is not to be recon-
mended as yet.