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DR.. E. F. H~ERTZBERG
vraftif6er Mrst.

4. axSi5p8, 90. D'MIbini's u. Gtein's
Mpptbete. San Mutonio.
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MoVc Pearl Hunters.
.SDccial Correspondence.1


FRANKFORT, Ind, Aug. a9.-Robert and
Tom Roush, two enterprising young men
of this city, followed pearl hunting as an
occupation, and they are making consider
able money out of it. They have been search
ing for the lustrous gems for several months
and have secured hundreds of the pearls
which are to be found along streams in this
state. The boys have not confined them
selves to the rivers about home, but have
followed the larger streams throughout the
state for miles.
The other day the brothers returned from
= trip along the White river, Blue river
and Mississinewa and Fall creeks. They
had been searching for days with no sue
cess when one Of them opened a shell and
discovered a pearl weighing 90 grains. AS
the pearls are sold for 81 per grain, that
find was worth $50. The pearls are found
in mussel shells, and those secured by the
Roush brothers vary in size from 2 to 90
grains, and larger ones have been found in
the state. The boys are now searching
along the Eel river in the vicinity Of Peru.
The pearl product of Indiana is pur.
chased by Alfred Good of Cutler, Ind.
who sends the pearls to eastern markets.
The Roush brothers are not alone In the
pearl searching business. There are a mum
Der Of Indianians who are engaged in this
industry, and the total value Of the pearl
output of Hoosierdom amounts to quite q
respectable figure. The gems are usually
round shaped, although now and then one
of oval shape Is found. The majority il
fawless. FREDERIC X. KINNEY.
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CHERiFF's sALE-UNITEo STATES eAv-

GHERiFF's. SALE UNITEo STATES saw
y ings End Loan Company. plaintiff, Va. { aro-
line / Gilman, ct AL, defendants
&C! Under d, t ;nsal 5y virtu: .o of an .s Ssa ;s,n oa sale n, a1 ~ t ds,
district court Of tho Fret judicial district Of tho
ftate Of Montana. in and for the county of Lewis
isss, IN l' az slbo Sa s mt A,si action ssS e' v Assss'' mite, N eli
named plaintiff, obtained a Judgment and de-
! sSm %. i snS tR.1ie. 1 IShm aae d sisaas. .e on the
2lst day Of August, A.. d. 1893. for the sum OF
$3.50. e. besides interest. cos,s md attorneys
August, 4. D. 1895. recorded in, Judgment book
No l Of said court At page -. am commanded
to sell all those certain lots: pieces, or p.rceis
Of land situate, lying and being in ths county Of
bounded and dcscrib.a a. follows. to Wit:
OTIS numbered forty-six, TO, and forty-.evo1
tovnsis. Of tho oity Of Helena, II the county OF
Lewis and Clarke. and stats OF Montana, accord
ing ts the plat thereof on hle and OF record in
and aIsrke county. said lot fortr ak 90. being
Twenty-Five C6) feat front on Ciore street NOW
Park ..snusl and ono h nn, ed, gov , fss. as np;
nus) and one hundred uos) feet deep and thirty
three .Na) fset wide on the rear end or westerly
Together With all and ~.inzul.r the tens-
mouts, hsroditaments and .ppur cnanees thsro-
"1 fSb Ss'G ns,,os G I: h /. sss S gwen sf tRs. on Rssdnos,
DAY. The 18th day Of September A. D.: 1893. at u
o'clooI m. Of that day. at the from. door Of tho
Montans. will. in ob.dienes to said order Of sale
and decree Of foreclosure aud ,rale, sell the Above
described property, or so much thereof AZ MAJ
ts.s ase and costs, 10 tho highest and best bidder.
Given under my hand. thi. 22d day Of August
- CHARLES D. CURTIS Sheriff.
81 FREp II hoss. Under sheriff.
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DR.. Liebig & Co., World Dispelsary
Permanent Offices at IS q. Main st.. Helena

SHER1FF,s sALE-THE COMMONWEALTH
Alfred s. Witherbee ct Al, attendants.
Under and by virtue Of an order Of .ale and de-
diss ct ca teTse ot sRs r ;na ; ;aaS isiq aistf 9St Ct 81 t ths
Lewis and Clarke; on the S,t,h day Of 1psust,
the above named plaintiff, obtained = Judgment
Il. 1l'1eS decree !, Il %,ta tsFsslo'os s|d, and y. !. w Hii,.:t
les. iorih. k. Wi.herbee. Arthur Cy'srien,
Z. f.. CRY ch,r. YIN. Woinrish; John
ffthus1SSa; Na M'H1. A. w. Il; B' %. +. sm m.sSssiG :.
G. aiIpstriof. The Thomas Cruise ssyinss bank.
!, A. Conner, Edward br.hnn. defendants, on the
Of s. as Is e g. A0 Ssside 3. INTEREST," nj tss'' costs sss t and '9 at.
torney's fees. which eaid decree was on the sOth
day Of August a.. D: 1899. recorded in iudg-
me am e oe9a and to to s s1la ali fa aRose a" eer a I lots lots.
pieces OF parcels OF land. situate, lying and be-
ing in the comfy of Lewis and Ciissrke' State
lows. to-wit:
LOS i've g, and six %, IN block one hun
ton to the city of Helena. situated in tho no1tn-
eat quarter of tho northeast quarter ln,. y OF
ne ~ of section twenty-six l26): township ten
gether being one hundred 10O) feet front on. the
south side of stnart. street. and one hundred
and twenty- five Q2a) feet deep, 10 an ~ei&hteon foot
alley. and bounded on the east by Linden street.
as sniu lots and block are designated and de.
eorib d upon tho official p at of said radford
addition, filed in tho otlce of the county re-
corder Of said county Of Lewi' and Clarke. state
OF Montana.
Together with all and singular the tensmeuts,
herenitaments and appurtenances thereunto be-
lonains or in anywite appertainine.
Public notice is hereby given that on Wednesday,
the Y..h day of Septem Dor. A. ID. 1893. at u O'Clock
IN. Of that day at the front door Of the court house,
Helena. Lewis and Clarke county. Montana, l
will, in obedience to said order of aalo and decree
of foreclosure and sale, feil the above described
property, or so mnch thereof as may be
necpssary to satisfy eaid Judgment. with interest
and costs, to the highest and best bidder for cash
in hand.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of Fep-
tember. A. d. 1884,.
CHARLES D. CURTIS. Sheriff.
ly FRED Z. Hoss. Under Sheriff.
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A LAS sUMMONs-1N THE JUsTICL-
~ court of helenatownship. county OF wis
and Clarke. state of Montana, before A. G. Vo-
taw. jus tice of tho peace
ID Culver and = O'Connell. Plaintiffs. VI.
Peter b, Wis, defendant.
Ire state Of Montana to tho above named de-
PENDANT, greeting:
lou aie hereby Summoned to b, and appear
before me. 4. G. votaw. a ~jnstiee OF tho peace in
and :Gr the count! , q Lewis Wis eni i,rt ~. st n, ny
completion of the publication Of this cum mons.
to-wit:
After Sept. Is, 1893. then and there to make an
syar to the complaint OF tho above named plain
hun III red ard SIX and 2h-lo0 (S106.2 y dollars for
work and ~services hauling ore frotn. ths Minne-
sofa miro to Gregory concentrator in Jefferson
county. Montana. for defendant at his spseial
instance ard reout ct, during and prior TO Guy
a. 1898. and IN defAult thereof Judgment will t,
rendered against you. Potter Davis, tho above
named defendant, for the ann of two hundred
and six and 2a-1UU dollars and costs in this be-
half expended.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of August.
A. L. 1898. a. {. NOThW.
Justice of the Peace.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF DELlNQUENTsTOCK.
~ Tho 60 Mining & Milling Company of
Montana Butte. Worhs located three and one
half miles from Eutte, silver Bow county, Mon
Notice.,-1herei delinquent upon the following
der cribed stock on account OF aesc esm,ent levied
the Eth day OF July. 1893, the several amounts
set opposite tho names of the respective share
o!ders as follow
to 6et i1n%clnsive and Dl6 to o67 inclusive, each
cent. Total ss.Sa - "a '"" ""' %
iennis O'Lesry. IL certificates numbered 9is
duo on each share u cent. Total So. 20.
\. {. Bahccos. 25 certihca'es numbered 1916
due COZ" ON each enon" share zee Z cent. Total sI' " 80. A"o"n'
FAR schwab. 1 certificate numbered 1858 for
100 shares. Amount due on each share 4 cent.
9. Dearunigen. 5 certificates, numbered $685.
to $3.50 inclusive, each for 100 fh.res. Amount
due on each 81 are 4 cent. To,al $40.
Amount dne on each share a cent. Total $3.50,
y. g. silliman, 10 certificates numbered 5,sl5
duo on each share \ cent. Total IS.
1 red l.. Morrell, 10 certificates numborfd 6,1sd
to $500 inclusiye. and G6Ha 70 Sc 2 inclusive.
4 cent. Fetal $3.50.
Knechr. 2 certiiicstas nun bred car and
aul ftau.s, . certif Gates numbered e,ss7 to
G,a56 inciueiv,. each for 100 shares. Amount
duo on each share u cent. Total 10.
Ckas. r. Clodius. 10 certificates numbered
G.36s to 6,377 inclusive, each for 1U sh res.
Amount due on each share X cent, Total IS.
And in accordance with law so many shares Of
each parcel of raid stock MS may Q necessar,
will be sold At the cast front door of the cour1
house in the city. Of st, Louis. state of Missouri
on the Sd day of Septem Der, 1873, Mt the hour o.
one O'Clock p. m. of raid day to pay the said de-
l%inqrent assessment thereon. together with thu
costs Of advertising and expenses of Gale.
Ohm p. MEYER.
| Secretary of enid company.
Room NJ. 4l0 Commercial Building, 1t. Louis
Mo-, office of said company.
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CATON'SN TONIC
AND WTAlIZER.

spinal .4h. sSaie .i Nsar..t isS etc.
.n os%pl; sSs v,s g:S'f: .n.'s ins PRs eo9sssins nervous ss3Ss:
power, renewing. the ambition Of youth and the
courage Of manhood. re.torlng to enfeebled,
men and women perfect constitutional powers.
itself Almost lmmeaistsiy 4 { taten. On .hi.
the effect q svsry dose doing them good. ,ltisa
sps sTsrssaii s; spf'. ;as,s ss:sa.s 'e aSs m '%aRssti n IL, 4:
s:dayoo'l Il ' nses.,s g. '@ i;,'l. S dIisi : :nS . as.ti On the
oonstitHtiensl visor ha' bsen nds sla BY
dition i called By yo On. nsm 70. or other. 20 ions a.
, .s.Sn.:s1 a,sg ioas !: :' snsssssicn s And a.eiis.y s' ar.
N fi fISs s VI @h t1''1 sSs'f tf,i y rom sss 'i sss a...,s, Of
: :,rs,%ss'i S,asS::n Ss!is,:.l e, ss':sl'e 3. s sSs lay:
, .af nna /, ., c .t1t9!l' v ;%te'ssis: IA 1. Ssr.: T lsns
the remedy los tSsir e,rts!n rslief. Il speedily
removes "A svi9eacts 81 progressive: phyMsal
deteriStatson. sn9 restores the enfss'sd energies
to w VIII Wv T Siiiia is any v..tn... .. II.
vital c,s.nA ns.vcpsncss, pres.tstion. q ths
PIX Hss.': = 8. 3 . %:al3ss s:'' i:;t ssniis;'s 4 't. aSs:s.
. %s'i $:of; s:,s sissts,s = ~ c:s s:.:s. e; :. Is , s:is
Ant bladder, milky urinN psrnicious and hidden
vastS.. resulting = . failure Of ths mSntal and
physical psy:ss, Ssaeitutins An Impeachment e
::sI; ;::s :ss ss'Rl'ass,: ..l H. Il Il { E; he ''' '. IN: f', "a;
= S; Il: ~, s;sst !, x!n ;; :sa sss ss to i'p N %..;
vii p rent bsstnsii. sssursd 7rern observation,
q =" Re- Raeasss. or psolasss for sA~
CATy1N Men. co. postop. Ns.s,
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CURIOUS FACTS ABOUT SIAM.

Each stats pays tribute to Bangkok.
Tho modern city Of bangkok Is largely
or the water.
A rich mnn will often bequeath a limbto
the birds and beasts.
Libraries arc often kept in tanks to e.
capc the ants ravages.
Tho king Ia absolute, but claims no abso-
lutc rights over the land.
The position Of women is good, although
girls can be sold as wives.
The bodies Of the poor arc given to the
vultures and tho wild beasts.
Even tho cutting OF tho kings hair is
made the occasion of rejoicing.
The people have great festivals at the be-
ginning and end Of the rainy season.
Tho neglect OF the heir to perform fu-
neral rites renders his claim to tho property
invalid.
When a crime is committed, the family
and even neighbors are held responsible
for the criminals appearance.
The rainfall at Bangkok on an average
Of 10 years is 67 40 inches, of which SO
5000 fall from May to October.
Elephants are very numerous in the
south and east. They are as intelligent as
the India elephant, but usually less highly
trained.
During the wet season travelling through
q large section OF Siam would hardly be
possible without elephants, of which some
are kept in every village.-Chicago Post.
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P%ennyroyal Pills.

DR.. Porry's TsliAhls are tho sAf.at and hes,
regulator tor Z les; nothing unplsaaant, and
always effsctual, Advice tree. PaoIarss s.
and 81. direct. The CATION co. Drugs Sta
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LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON.
Colonel yrsd u. Grant. Late Minister 30
Austria,

Austria.
tSpocial Correspondence
CHICAGO, Aug. 29.-It Is expected that
Colonel u. d. Grant and his family will
leave this city for New York In n few days.
During their stay here since returning from
Vienna they have been the recipients OF
most nattering attentions. Many acquaint-
anceships OF other days have been renewed,
pot the least interesting among them being
with Americans who flrst knew Colonel
Grant through bis courtcsies to them while
they were abroad and he was serving AZ
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+ r E { /!
DIS. Liebig 4 Co.,
The World Renowned Specialists.
PERMANENT OFFICE: 49, MAIN st.


suffering from Chronic Diseasss. Disease, Of the
Ego, Ear, N 70, Throat, !Ltvor, stomach, Kid
nsy'. Urinary Organs, Nervous and Private
o "a .sso e a & d I: .:::a . :S;:ss r. i%s; TiIt'.
&Co; have established offices 10 this city. They
Ill be IN charge Of . auiy .utho5issd r.pIs.en,
the bead office. whore complete records ere kept
Of ali GASES and the treatment adopted, Each
branch having It's specialists. no one physician
have : consultation on. every care p!osontsd.
readily made. No e1psrimenting-simply. ap.
p DamSe, tho h9ot tsS" .ncss.,, tH.t 1 k: T. time 9ns seth, .,tsso q
their success and the rs,son such marvellous
cures as heretofore reported have boon made
after .ths, best local physicians pronounced them
hopelessly incurable.
MRN-Chronic affections, whether from early
'Rs,i is,ss,o1 &c.,. y S' & ssRood, f ssssiiii. .s ei@ otR:s
the pleasures Of I1lfs. trsatea and enrsd si,sr
sbsoluts failure by others- 1>r,i Liehis 4 Co.'S
treating the Diseases Of Men is worldwide. and
they have patients In all parts Of It.
,WoMEN-Iheir special lat for affections Of
Women. has all the lstsst appliances and
remedies used in the principal hospitals. and Is
withouta superior on tho coast.
CATAHRH-And kindred nffe ctions Of the
Eye, ar. Throat and Lungs successfully treated
the most delicate child.
Traces for fp.nal Doformities. Club Fee., etc..
manufactured. Satisfaction guaranteed.
:. Call early and avoid being hurried BY the
large number Of patients. those Who cannot
can state thoir cases by Letter. Careful attention
given to CORE spondence and medicine and ap-
pliances sent by express.
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Love and High Hccled shoes.

The German mother says that should she
by accident lose the heel Of her shoe one of
her children will die before the year Is out,
while should II French lady meet with such
an accident to her high heeled slippers dis
appointment In love IL sure to follow.-Cin.
cinnati Commercial Gazette.
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The only way to cure fever and aeus 10
either TO nsutralizs the poisons which cause
The disease or to sxpsl them from the sys.
tenn. Ayers ARue Cure operates In both
ways. II 10 q warranted specific for all
forms Of malarial disorders. and never
fails to eu.e. Try u.
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THE LATEST PORTRAIT OF COLONEL FRED
GRANT,

THE LATEST PORTRAIT Of COLONEL FRED
GRANT.
Colonel Grants popularity was not by
any means confined to the Americans in
Vienna. He became we'll and favorably
known in official and diplomatic circles,
and between him and the Emperor Francis
Joseph a frank and cordial friendship ex-
listed. AS an evidence of this friendship
the emperor caused his photograph, framed
in silver and signed by himself, to be pre-
sented to Colonel Grant after he had ceased
to be minister. This photograph was &C.
companied by the following letter from the
imperial and royal minister of foreign af-
fairs:
The Hon. Mr.. Frederick d. Grant, from Count
Kalnoky:
DEAR Mn. GRANT, have, by order of tho
emperor. tho pleasure to transmit to you his
majesty's photograph, which he has expressly
signed for you as a souvenir OF your long and
successful stay at the imperial court.
We all much regret your and Mrs. Grants
departure and hopo you will keep Vienna in
kind remembrance.
Believe me, dear Mr.. Grant, most truly yours,
."+ KALNoKY.
Besides this mark Of the emperor's person.
al esteem, Colonel Grant was invited shortly
after he ceased to be minister to dine with
the emperor and the Prince of Montenegro,
a courtesy which was quite unprecedented.
The popularity of the Grants with the
American colony was given tangible form
by the presentation Of a gold fruit dish to
Mrs. Grant by members of the colony who
were present at II banquet given to the
colonel just prior to the family's departure
from Vienna.
Colonel Grant has not yet made known
to his friends how long he will remain in
the east when he leaves here. All of the
family of the late General Grant will be in
the vicinity Of New York when Colonel
Grant arrives there, and they-excepting
Jesse, who lives in California-will of
course devote much time to one another.
The widow Of General Grant and her
daughter, Nellie Grant Sartoris, and her
children are together at West Point, where
Mrs. Grant has been during most of the
summer. Ulysses S. Grant and his family
are at the Westchester county IN. W farm.
The colonel's resemblance to his father is
becoming more marked every year, espe-
cially when his face is observed from the
side. The accompanying portrait is from
photograph taken just before he left vi.
emma md is his latest. NJ. l. DEXTER.
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Buokinaham's dye for the whiske 10
the best. handiest. safsst, sursss. olsansa,.
most economical and Satisfactory dye ever
Invented. " ID The gsntlsmsA's ~fayorlts.
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Swelling Words.

William Writ when a young man
wrote a farce. in which the most emf
nent lawyers of Virginia are intro
duced, and their ~peculiarities humor-
ously exaggerated. Among them was
one who had been minister to England,
and was remarkable for using swelling
words.
He is represented as conducting a
cause in the county court. and, in asking
the clerk to call some one into court,
thus addressing him:
"Mr. Jones, have the benignity to vo-
ciferate Peter Jolley into court
The clerk bawled out: "Vociferate P.
Jolley! Come into court
While examining a loquaciors female
witness, the lawyer loses his patience
and exclaims:
This woman ought to be deposited
into taciturnity.'
You may go to Tass Eternity your
self, but reckon you'll have none of
my company, sir" retortcd the angry
woman.-Youth's Companion.
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German
Syrup"

Mr.. Albert Hartley Of Hudson,
N. c., was taken with Pneumonia.
His brother had just died from it.
When he found his doctor could not
rally him he took one bottle Of Ger
man Syrup and came out sound and
we'll. Mr.. S. B. Gardiner, Clerk
with Druggist J., E. Barr, Aurora,
Texas, prevented a bad attack Of
pneumonia by taking German Syrup
in time. He was in the business
and knew the danger. He used the
great remedy-Boschee's German
Syrup-for lung diseases. Q
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-03-11

Lean Customer-Doctor, l want some
medicine or something that will put
more flesh on my bones.
Doctor (flling bottle from large glass
jar)-This will fix you. Take a table
spoonful three times a day, eat plenty
Of soup, meat, legiminous vegetables,
cracked wheat and fruit, and abstain
from energetic exercise. Five dollars.
Thanks.
Fat Customer Give minutes later)-
Doctor, | want something that will re
lieve me of this superfuous fat.
Doctor Filling bottle from same large
glass jar)-This will fix you. Take a
tablespoonful three times a day, alb
stain from soup, meat, leguminous veg
etables, cracked wheat and fruits, and
take plenty of energetic exercise. Five
dollars. Thanks.-Chicago Tribune.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-03-11

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 5Oc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. NEW YORK. NV