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THE MARKETS.


STOCKS.
New YoRx, May s.-Har silver. SAY.
C~opper-Quiet; lake Ni.@ III,
L0ad--Dull; domestic, xt0a
Petroleum Dull and neglected, u. ~
aovornments-Stoady.
This was a day Of great excitement and dsp,es'
aion on tho stock exchange. Salss reached the
large total OF 686,85l shares, liquidation hASlnl
boon on a more extensive scale than Tor . Ions
time, There was nothing In tho way OF news to
affect prices adversely. Tho heavy selling IL 1T
tributed almost entirely to the exhaustion OF
margins and tho uncertainty created by rumort
in circulation affecting the credit OF corpora
tons and individuals. The only failure report.
ed was A. II, Wheeler. and this was OK little conse.
auoncc, but tho bears, taking advantage OF tho
naturalization, started stories about tho alleged
m Embarrassment Of loading operators and hanks
Most diigent search after tho close OF tho OK
change failed to corroborate these stories of i'm
pending trouble.
There is no doubt, however. that many loans
on iudustrials were callel in and some firms
forced 10 sell. Rallies in tho market, were fire.
quont but counted for little. zach and every 70
covery starting the selling movement afrosh'
Depression was most marked vh after ht tbs
was absolutely no SUPPORT. Tho mar
ket then was in 4 semi- panicky. condi-
ton and the boardroom, practically hedtAm lot
loose. National Cordage broke l4ls,, thioago Gas
idatod nas SIX. General tleotrlo y 3raat
Northern preferred IA, Manhattan 5h, Edison
Illuminating D, Rubber ~ and Western Union
SIS. IN the last fifteen minutes, Under purchases
to cover shorts, prices rallied 4 ~ . Per ce9t,
but the market nevertheless closed weak and de-
mOrsliZnl.
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CHERIFF'B SALE.-ALBERTG. SWEETSEh,
~ plaintiff, Va. George B. Diehl. Hannah Diehl

GHERIFE's sALE.-ALaBERT9. swEETSsEh1
and l 90 Mantle. defendants.
decree. Of foreolosurs and sale isseed out Of ths
ttate Of Montana. In and for the county OF Lewis
and Clarke. on this Ali day OF april. A. d.
1898. In the above entitled action, Wherein Albert
u. Sweetser. the above named plaintiff. oh,
sale against ,eorso y. Liehl. Hannah Diehl End
Lee Mantle. defendants. on the 4th day, of
april. A. D: 1895, for the sum Of y; ?0s. Decides
recorded in Judgment book No. l Of said court
at page -. / am commanded to sell all that
certain, lot, piece. or parcel Of land tituste,, lying
sna b 81 x1 IN .as oo epa boS 81 aew sna s aesc1 itedl q:
Lot numbered five 90. in block numbered
forty-two ll2) Of the B~rosdwater addition to the
city of Helena. in snid county and tt,ts. the said
lot having . ~fronts,,e on peosta AZ nue. of TWEEN;
ty five t21) fee, aud . depth of ono nun red and
twenty five l2Sl feet, according to and q: dcscrib' d
npon the official plat ct tho said raned addition,
which plat Is nov on ME N the manner proyioed
tic said county OF Lswis ard I larke. Together
with all and singular the tenements, he1aditA'
N, nts and appurtenances thereunto belonging
Or In anywlse appeItaintng u. r,u..-
day. tho A,h day Of M.y: A. d; isss; q
the court house, Hslen,, Lewis and CLARKE conn.
y Mo- mSn tn. ! a. . wii IL i IN sbea,se0e and ID t ..is. O' ssi'
the above described property: or 90 much there
Of A. may be necessary to eatisfy. said Judgment
With interest and. costs. to the highest and bos'
0' Given ,1 nn eIa" my n hand thi. 18th day OF April
-' 20 . CHARLES D. CURrIs. Sheriff.
By FRED 4. Hoss. Under shsrin.
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SHEhiFF,e sALE-gY VIRTUE or AN Exc
tricct court q Tie First Judicial district 81 the
spd Clarke. IN the suit Of :. i. Ssgs against
Tho silver .MounIain Mining and Reduction
IoTNpa1 NJ. duly sttes,ed the 10Th az q April,
title and interest Of the said Ii ver N.ountsin
Mihiny ana t1nc,ion \ ompany In and 70 the
s snd GI.aEs as ssnats property, situated In Lewis
ho Hue Wing quartz lode mining g ci,im. in
stsmpls Mining district. Lewis and. Clarke
county. Montana, situate abtu ut two mile. east
northeast osiner from : post MARKED "A"
Hence south ss f::s to . p po.. n marked d..
ke.cs"rdad IA book 5 Of lodes. pare ST.
.i, nas1 ne |. Wsshcrso apart. lode mining claim,
Etempl. poatofies. y running from discovery
sSsi ies ~ Il a.: : sa r. : :sss''as si.e:tlssn, d s. ! :n 4
northaAst corner of = stake marked nv thenco
700 feet In 4 westerly! direction 10 northwest oor-
ae stake ;is1 @s @ 2 Sa.S,assanssae s 80 ' tsse t. to-; IT, :s soats to
east cornas stake marked ~" thsncs- 1900 feet
to the northeast cornoe stake marked H." the
place - beginning. Recorded In book s Of
Together with all and singular the tens-
ments, hsreditAments aud sppuF enanees thero-
"1 Notice Gs,i Is hsrsb y given II en' that sst' on aSP VIA ,esas;, til.
10th day Of May, A. y: 1891, between the hour.
4 . 3,eioss . n .Sd : O'clock T. m, Of said
Of the court house. in the city Of Helena. county
OF evils and. I lnrke, state OF Montana. l will
sell all the right. title and interest Of the said
pany in and to.the, said above described property.
to the highest bidder for cash in hand.
Given under lseJ my hand this the 18th day OF
CHAs. y. CURTIS. Sheriff.
FRED T.. Hoss. Undor sheriff.
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heavily gilded, allowed to dry. and then
sewed on with gold thread to the satin vel
vet of the gown with most magnificent ef-
feet. Of cou.se. this was for a fancy ball,
but the woman clever with het brush can
save herself many a dollar and secure the
most sought after effects by painting on
materials. An old brocade. with a design
In flowers upon il, can be touched up SO aB
to be a wonder. Plain game can be
changed to a bewilderikg tracery of wild
vines and flowers. in water colors. The
FIRST thought is. how perishable. but a
smart rain storm would spoil your organde
whether it is painted or not. You are not
supposed to wear any perishable dress in
the rain. are you?
accompanying illustration. Its material is
peacock blue velvet shot with emerald
green. and it is trimmed with curled pea
cocks feathers, and with q passamenterie
of gold beads and OTHERS of the same
shades Us appear in. the feathers.
Three lengths are now modish for capes;
one barely to the hips and made very full;
another to the waist and likewise very full,
and q third half way to the knee made less
full. The fulness falls from the shoulder,
tho cape being either shaped. OF set full on
q yoke. In tine latter case tho yoke is fin
ished with a haring ruftle that stands out
about the shoulders, or is itself full md
stiff TO make tho required epaulette effect
at the shoulder. In the other case the cape
is trimmed about tho neck with row after
row of fluted ribbon till this shoulder is
reached. These capss are not as simple Of
construction as they seem.
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HIS LAST
Capriyi Again Urges the Reichsta. to Pass
the Army BIZ.

Capriyi Again Urges the R~eichsta. to Pass
the Army Biii.
BERLIN, May 3.-In the rcichstaQ Cap,ivi
declared the government would endeavor
by every constitutional means to secure the
passage of the army bill. Continuing. the
chancellor snid the federal government had
resolved to employ all constitutional means
in power to attain their object. The reieo-
ton of the bill will create abroad tho i'm
preston that there is a weakness here. 'In
the name of the empire and in the name of
Prussia concluded the chancellor. II an
Eounce that Van Huene's proposal IL ac-
ceptable to 49,"
The fate of the army bill was the theme
of excited discussion in the Hobbies of the
reichstag. The government. it ia said, in
formed tho army bill committee that if the
bill is rejected the reichstag will be forth
with dissolved, the remaining business of
the session being set aside.
The army. the chancellor said. RS it was
at present constituted, was unequal to any
emergency that might arise. He reminded
the members of the reichstag that the ablest
diplomacy WINS not always an efficient sub
stitute for military strength. In support
of this assertion he cited tho experience OF
Frederick the Great of Prussia.
Tho members of the center party had an
uproarlous meeting to-day to consider the
proposition submitted by Won Huene, as to
the terms on which the center should sup-
port the army bill in the reiohstag. The
meeting was most exciting and resulted in
the rejection of Won Huene's proposition
by an enormous majority. Count Won Bal
lesterem thereupon resigned as leader OF
the center to Count Won Preying, of LIGHT
euoRg. Moos, of Straubling, was elected t.
succeed him. Afterwards it was decided
that the members should vote according {,
their individual convictions.
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SHERlFF's sALE-FRANK p. .DoLLlvER.

SHERlFF'S eALE-FRANK D. DOLLlvER,
= assignee. plaintiff, Y. Geo. 4, Pew. Mary ];
s ss,..t toe X ilI i; n G T. R.l D; H. i. NHcESE sn;.. Sosl + 4.
e 2 MsycGl"ufin, v. +; Whittier. Nm. 7; RULER. =.
Peter n. Frazer. Nathan Shepard, P. H.. Leslie.
Company and N. VET W. 'Biooa ,%d iaiendon,sA LUMBER
Under and by virtue Of an order OF sole and
dcoree OF foreclosure and sale issued out of the
district court Of the Fi.st judicial distriot Of the
and clarke. on the 24th day of March, A. d.
lssS. in the above entitled action. wherein
Frank d. oliver, the above. named plain
closurs and sails ssaikst the above n.%ed
A. j., issas, Tor he sum OF ssioo ta%A' be-.
sides interest, costs ard attorneys fees, which
u. 1891. recorded In Judgment book No.
l Of said court. at page 81. I am com
mandod to sell all that certain lot, pisos or par
Sfl n It ,iad Al. %s,tpnGts i.1 Xxi, g . saa being at M IN the sou sns
bounded and described As follows, to wit:
mo northwest Y Of tho northwest y Of sec
ton twenty-thres 1881. and tho northeast u Of
township eleven, az north. range three l) west,
Ing to the xoyernment .uryey thereof.
Together with all and singular the tenements.
longing or in anywise appertninins..
Public notice ie hereby given that on W.ednef.
day. tho .4'h day OF May. A.. ID. 1893. At
X he 9 sens9 b9 m; Of H ssrs day is at the md fF SIs,f a0 oe0o OF
Of tale and decree Of foreclosure and sale. fell
the above described property: or so much there
with interest and costs. to the highest and best
bidder for each in hand.
Given under my hand this I'd day of May.
CHARLES D. CURTIS. Sheriff.
BY FRED Il. HOss. Under Sheriff.
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SHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN Elk
~ ccution in my hands, issued out ofthe district
court Of the First Judicial district Of the state
Of Montana, In and for the county of Lewis and
Clarke, in the suit of Eenoni Steele against John
J.. Carpenter and Lizzie carpenter. duly attested
tho Sth day of March. A. u. 1913. | have levied
upon all the right, title and interest of tho said
Oohn =. Carpenter and Lizzie I arpenter in and
to the following described property situated in
Lewis and Clarke county. state of Montana. viz:
lot numbered nine ., In biock sixty four go
in the original townslte of Helena; lot num-
bsred twelve !(i2) in block nineteen (1sj in the
Jockey addition to HoIena; lots numbered ak
(l and seven tD in block three t3) Bnssett's al
dition to Helena, all in Lewis and Clarke
county, Montnns.
Together with NIL and singular the tenoments,
hereditaments and appurtennnces thereunto DO.
longing or in anywise. appertaininy.
Notice is hereby given that on Tuesday, the
10Th day Of May. A. ID. 1888. al tho hour of 1.
O'Clock III. OF said day, at the front door Of tho
court house. city OF Helena. l will sell ali the
right, title and interest Of the said John h., Car.
penter and lizzie Carbsnter In and to tho said
above Described, property, to tho highest bidder
for cash in hand.
April, A. d.. 1s93.
CHARLES d. CURTIS, Sheriff,
~ FRED T.. Hoss. Under Sheriff.
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Closins

Money on call easy at sG6 per cent; closed
offered at 1. Prime mercantile paper. g per
cent. sterling exchange easier. with act1al
business in bankers bills Mt &4.S5IMGl.S 80 for
sixty-day bills. and $A.SSh@ 4. ssh for demand.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CH,cAoo, May S.-Cattle-Recslpts, 5000: mar
ket steady to trihe higher on primo steers; ma
tives. 81. 00G6. 80: stockers, $s.6Og4.25; heifers'
S2.S5 Texans, So. 70d4.B0.
hogs-heceipts 10000: market 10 to 15c lowsr
common. S6,.75@7. a5: mixed, S7.4Oet7.50 q; heavy
~. 55@7 rs: light. 81. 40R7. so; pigs, S7.2597.sS.,
sheep Receipts 1900: market active and IT.
regular; dipped Iexans.. "a. 2osg5.0S Others
clipped, S.. O0G5.55; fall clipped Texans. $4.6OA
h25; western wothers, 81. 65@6.l5. p
CHICAGO PRODUCE.
CHICAGO. May s.-Wheat-EasN cash. 7lxc
Corn-Higher: cash. 42hc; July. 1870. n
Oats-kasy: cash, SOC; July. 20Mc.
Pork.tasy; cash. SIS. SIS; July, 1920.
l~.Ard-Easy; cash, $40. Is; July, $40: AN.
Ribs-Easy; cash. 1913: July. $9.s7A.
short c~lear-s11.2 59l0.50.
shoullers-S9 1891, GO.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
LAND OFTICE At
HrLENA, Mont.

HEtKHA, Mont, April II, 1898. :
Notice 10 hofeby. given. that tho following
named ssttlsr has fled notice OF his intention to
make Anal proof in support Of His claim. and
thst said proof will 10 made bsfoIo registrar and
receiver at helena. Mont. on May ~ 1898, VIZ:
lnul kramer. who made homestead appliostion
No. s.s2a for the swk sox. sen swA. SEQ. II. tp.
10 H., kg. bw.
He n tho following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land. Wis.,.
Albert rpsch. George A. Zwanzig and Gustaf
Herman, all Of Helena. Mont.
Any person who desires to protest asainst the
allowance Of such proof, OF who knows Of any
aubstAntial reason. under tho law and tho ne9u-
latjons Of tho interior department. why such
proof should not bs allowed will DO given an
opportunity at tho above mentioned timo and
place 10 cross-sxamine the Witnesses of said
claimant, and to Offer evidence in rebuttal Of
that submitted BY c.aimapt:
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Mr.. coudert Has the Floor.

PARIS, May Sat the meeting Of the Bsr-
ing sea tribunal of arbitration to-day +. II.
Coudett, Of counsel for the United States.
sroke. giving nm outline OF arguments
which he proposed TO offer in support Of
Carter. Coudert devoted his argument in
the afternoon to proving the necessity OF
prohibiting pelaoio sealing in order to pre-
serve the race seals. Coudert stated moth
ing new in tho way of facts, but presented
the case in u novel and rehnedly humorous
manner, which enhanced and amused the
tribunal and n great throng Of visitors.
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again broken its banks and done a vast
amount Of damage to life and property.
In Shana Tung 800 villages and hamlcts
were submerged. with great loss Of life. III
response to q petition from the Chinese AZ.
sociation OF San Francisco. Atating that
recently thousands os Chinese were smuc-
eled into the United States from Mexico,
and praying the government to take STEPS
to prevent further emigration in view OF
the enforcement OF tho nnti. Chinese laws,
tho government has oaussd tho Issuance OF
a proclamation ~forbiddinR tho smuggling
OF any Chinese subjects into the United
States.
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Harrison'S Lectures.

SAN Francisco, May Ex-senator Leland
Stanford says Ex-President Harrison will
deliver his series of lectures to tho students
of the Leland Stanford Jr. university in
the early part OF next term. The last leo
ture will be the expression of Hntrison's
views as to the best plan for compiling an
international code of laws to govern ell
prominent nations of the world. This will
be printed and sent to the leading nations.
Stanford believes that u code of the kind
suggested would do away with war.
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PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES

PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY BUPPLIEs-
l. Office Of Chief Quartermaster, Department
Of Dakota, saint Paul, Mimi. April Is. 1898.
received at this office, OF at tho following named
posts. and at Helens, Mont. until II o'clock q.
nishine and delivery OF such WOOD, 1GAL and
CHAKGOA AL during the fi.csl year commencing
July J.. 1899. az may DO required at st. laul. Min
marck. Grand Forks and ! orts Buford, Penn.
hina, and ! ates. +. d.; Brookinys and Forts
Mesde. Sully and Sisseton Agency. s.. D.; Hell
ena. Leer Lodge, and Forts Assinnihoine. Gus
ter. Keosh, Missoula- camps l oplnr llver and
Merritt. Mont: Fort Yellowstone. Wyo.. and
sioux City, Iowa. Blank forms of propt sails.
with full Instructions to Lidders. will be fur
ni-hed on application to this Office. or to the
Quarternastsrs at tho various POINTS named.
JOHN v. UltEl.
Quartermaster. q. g. Army, Chief Quarter
master.
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SHERIFF'S SALE-MATTHEW YOUNG.
y plaintiff. ". frank 3. Ge,chell and Sarah L.

SHERIFFS SALE-MATTHEW YOUNG.
Under and by virtue of an order of sale and de-
cree Of foreclosure and sale is;ued out Of tbs
snd Clarke, on ~ q d.y e M.,;, 4; y:
Young, he above named plaintiff, Obtained
u judgment and decree of foreclosure, and Fac
e IS s,oh.l Franz a.t,Ds =, G sn e. % and %.1 ., ss %.1.
4. D. 1893, for the sum Of 81, sS2s.s besides in
forest, cos.s and attorneys fees, which said decree
T NJ 5uS Ga ssS 4 BOOK asy 1Sd ! ny IL "a. 4; O. ocu asss a. 'e psse @!
piece. or parcel Of land situate, lying and being
tnnn. and bounded and described aa follows. to
Sesinnins at APPOINT from which the southeast east
s 81 Of ap% ssst'"n ten 'h,y fa 18TH I; !. 3 , :sss1
a 1urnass three .so w es; 1 Diars ss" sa.t nI seven hum van.
dred an seventy-6vs and four-tenths l77a 400
feat distant, thence north twenty go, degrees
north sixty-nine Gss) degree. forty -four At!) min
ntes west ono hundred and twenty a2ol fees,
thence h;nos south nth, tEy ;,s y,o 5soI ,es des rpd t i,saesn so nS9
sixty-nine $50 degrees forty-four ~ minutes
enst one hundred ard twenty AGO feet, to the
t R,aos S1 p IS.oaoe sana se' foet. "A -i' "a
IoaetheE With ali and singular the tsnomenta.
hcreditaments and appurfenances thereunto be-
nbiio notice. Is hereby given. that on Thurs
day. the 18th day Of May; =; ID, 1svs. st II
court house. Helena. Lewis and Clarke county.
Montana, / will, in Obedience to said order Of sale
described property. or 30 much thereof Ms may
be neccsrnry to safety snid judgment. with in
terest and costs, TO tho highest and best bidder.
for cnrh in hand.
Given under my hand. this I'd day of May,
"a" CHARLES d. CURTIS Sheriff.
BY FRED L. uoss. Under Sheriff.
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TurT's PILLS sold all over the world.
Wants to Recover 100000.

CHICAGO, May civilian Huntington
has begun an attachment suit for 800, OCO
against John Pierce, OF Sioux City. Iowa.
Pierce is n real estate man worth a million
dollars. 1t is claimed that he contracted
with the plaintiff for the a ection of n build
ing in this city to cost 500, 900 and failed
to carry out the contract, hence plaintiff
seeks to recover.
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MArHEsoN + CO..


Lots In the RroadwAter addition from $3.50 TO
$500. Very. favorable terms to purchaserA who
build. A fine corner On Madison avenue for
$3.50. An elegant corner on Hollins avenue 1OOx
1875 for 3l.430, payable one. third down, balance
on two years time. A choice lOcAtion for some
ono who wants lots OF room.
.y200-fins level lot on Sparta street bOxl40,
city water.
$3.50 for = good house and lot ON sparta
$1,660-No OIL First street: ejsht rooms: 5000
down. S25 per month.
$2,t0.Good six-room dwelling. large barn
and i've lots each S0xla0 in Northern Pacific adj
dition.
$l,s50-New six-room dwelling with three lots
each sOx14O;. payable $500 to $500 down, balance
same ~ rent.
$4,000 iegant modern brick house; hall. five
roome, bath, pantry. handsome tiled mantol; the
warmest house in Helena; 500 down, S25 Der
month.
Ss.i0O-seyen:room brick dwelling, new. on
east side; $500 down.
$a50-House AMI lot on 81 sncor street near
Rodney street school; $3.50 down.
5000 for 100 lots in Royce addition.
:$N25 for three lots each b0xl4O, in N, p. First
addition. y
$3.50 eaoh for two lots each 5o1l4o In Flower
Garden addition 1870
$500 for good building lot on Jefferson street
within five minutes walk from Main strect,
Sl20O for 100 fort with front ON benton and
Madison avenues; five years time to purchaser
who huilds.
Houses for rent furnished and unfurnished.
Officer tor rent In Gold block.
M,TAESON d CO..
. 80 \ orth Main Street.
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Much Like Their American Sisters.

LONDON. May 3.-The British Womsn's
Temperance association sat in convention
from 10 o'clock this morning until II
o'clock tonight. The days proceedings
were enlivened BY a number OF speeches in
which bitter personal remarks were in
dulged in. In the ballotfor president Lady
Somerset was reelected. The minority
left the convention in indignation. declar'
ing that the introduction OF politics into
the association's work would split the or
gsn,zation and ruin the temperance cause.
That cure Of G.. W. Turner of Galway. N. Y.
of ~scrofuia, by Hoods Sarsaparilla. was won
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FLIMSY FINERY.

flow . Woman, Clever With Her Brush,
Can Save Money.
At a recent ball a certain dress attracted
much attention for the beauty and richness
of its gold embroidery. Afterward it was
learned that the embroidery was merely
heavy lace. in the squares and oblongs and
circles that are made for tides. These were
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A ssEssMENT NOTICE THE LEO MINING
II ard Milling, Company of Montana. works
located three and q half milcs from butte, Sill
yer Bow county. ~Aont.-No,ice is hereby given
that at a meeting Of tho trustees of said COMPANY
held on the Sd day of fpril, 1881, an assessment!
st stock 'e Of said i Company sunap my r ,s,.id ue On the he 12 Sap day
Of May, 1899. to John p. Meyer. secretary. o,
said company at the Office Of the Leo Mining
40 Commercial building. 81. Louis. Mo. Any
stock upon which said assessment shall remain
unpaid on the 18th day of May 1897. shall be
for .ale at public auction and unless payment be
mad, before. will re spid on tho 18th day OF
June. 1893. to psy tn, delinquent assessment to-
Rether with the costs Of advertising and expenses
of sale.
JOHN r. MEYER,
Eecretary of said Company.
Room No 40 Commercial building, 81. Louis
Mo-. Office of said company.
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Notice.


STATE OF MONTANA,
County OF LEWIS d. CLARK, So.
OFFICE Of COUNTY CLERK.
Notice is hereby given that there will be
a special meeting of the board Of county
commissioner at their Office on May 4th,
1888, at ~ O'Clock, for the purpose of OPEN
and considering bids for the building of
bridge near Augusta and for such other
business AZ may legally come before them.
BY orde: OF board.
j. s.. TooKER, Clerk.
Helena. April %. 1893.
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i beth Mining Co in visw Of tho desire OF
this company 70 avail itself Of the p%rivi!ese OF q
law Just enacted BY the legialsture OF Montana,
thirds OF tie stock. this company may mako its
stock asscssablc. l. Ia asked Of owners Of sock
of this company who may have certificates In the
numo Of others than themselves 10 s0nd thsm
to tho Office for transfer. in order to establish
proper ownership
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-04

Groom-How much 90 | owe you?
CicrRymun-Um -er-whatever you thi nix
your wife is worth.
Groom-Oh, that's 40 many millions
would have TO go on owing it to you.
Cierp7man-Well. call around again in a
few yon,s. Perhaps the estimate will then
be within your menns.-New York Weekly.