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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PERM1S.
~ sion TO, cut and remove timber from the

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PERMIs.
~ sion to, cut and remove timber from the
public lands Of the United states +.
Notice is h hereby siven that at the expiration Of
twenty-ono day, from the tir.t publication OK
Fishburn and jacob u Fisbburn' Of isrsu.
ments Of section 8 Of the rules and regulations
prescribed by the honorable secretary OF tho in
terror approved May 3. 1891. make written ap-
~plication 10 tho honorable secretary Of tho inter
Tor for permission to- out and remove fif.esn
hundred cords OF wood from tho following do
.crihsd lands situate. lying, aud being in tho
Lewistown land district In Fergus county, Mon
tana. viz
1he M of aeetion l. thes 4 Of ne Y. tho NV \
OF the nek, and the 0 u of tho NV \ OF sec 2. all
in I II y. r Is Q. snd tho sw u Of tho 20 y Of sec
81. I Is n. = Is Q. embracing m area ct 5l ncros,
upon which there IL now situated about 400. G0o
fest Of pine timber. That all OF the said land il
composed o. high rocky ridges and deep .ullias
and wholly unfit fol Agriculture. and not known
TO contain mineral.
GEORGE a. fISHRUlN.
JACOb ". FISHtUhS.
Edgar g, Worden. Attorney for Applicants.
dated this 18th day of May, 1893
First publication May 10. 1864
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NOTICE TO CREDlTOR5-ESTATE OF
~ William .Chumssero. deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned.
lam Chnmasero. deceased. to the creditors of.
and ali persons having claims against the said
rary vouchers. within ten months after tho
first publication Of this notice. to the said exec
ntors at the office of !. A. harlow, in the rear Of
the Montana National Fank building the sams
being the place for the transaction Of the busl-
nees OF said estate in. the city of Helena. in the
county of Lewis and Clarke.
larry u. CHUMAbEEO,
4. A. MARROW,
Executors Of the last will and estament Of
William Chumasero, decea.ed.
dated May 1G. 1899.
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lowed to return. and received this answer
from Acting Secretary Han,ilton: II have
registered under the ACT Of May q 1891,
who departs from tho United States will
mot be permitted TO return thereto, % Chit
ncss arc prohibited from landing In the
United States"
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS; ESTATE OF

NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ESTATE OE
N Margaret Durnen. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned, adj
ministratrix OF the estate of Margaret Durnen,
deceased. TO tho creditors Of and all persons
having claims against tho said deceased, to ex-
hibit them. with tho necessary. vouchers, within
four months after the first publication of this no.
tice. to the said misunderstanding at the Office
OF II. H. Goodman in Townsend, Meagher coun-
ty, Montana, the same beinR the place for tire
transaction OF the business Of said estate.
MARY lanai IN,
administrator Of the estate OF Margaret Durnsn.
deceased.
Lated May "a. 1899.
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D. Y. WARSER, District Clerk.
First publication May 26. 1873.

DNOpGSAi!S FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES.
j Cfiice of hiof Cuarter master, Department
of Dakota. saint Iaut, Milan. June ]. 1873.
SEA- ED Pis.tt uSA.r, in triplicate. will DO
posts, and Mt lie q IN. Mont. until II o'cioce
a; III. on July |. 1892. ant ope ned then. for fur
nishing and delivery nf such DA IS. BRAN, HAY
cal year commencing July /, isg3. Mt st. Fsui and
Fort snelli. Is. Nina; turts Iuford, Pernbina
and Yates, n. ID: Forts Meade and Suliy, \. d.;
Helena and Forts issiniboine. custer, Kaosh,
Missuula. Camps Poplar Iiver and Merritt,
Mont: anil tort Ieilows,ona, Myo. Hank
forms of proposals. with full instructions to
bidders, will te furnished on application TO this
oiice, or to the qnartermssters at the various
points named. JOHN Y. FURRY. Qu~artermRster
U. b. Army, Chief Quartermaster.
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A sSEsBMENT NOTIrE-THE LEO MINING
"A and Milling COMPANY. Of Montana; works
located three and one half miles from butte.
silver Bow comfy, Montana.
Notice 10 hereby given that at = nesting Of
trustees Of said COMPANY held on the Oath day ct
was levied upon the capital stock. Of said com
pany. payable on this Sd day of July. 1898, to Jshn
=. Meyer. secretary OF said company. at the office
Of the Leo Mining and Milling COMPANY Of Mon
tana. room No. 40 Commercial building. st.
Louis, Mo.
Any stock upon which said ass sssment shall TO:
main unpaid on the 10th day OF July, 1888. shall
be deemed d. delinquent. and will be duly adver-
tised for sale at public auction. and unless pay
ment be made before, will be sold on the Sd day
mont. together with the costs Of advertising and
expensee Of sale. JOHN p. MEYER,
Secretary of Said Company.
Room No.. 40 Commercial Building, 1T. Louis,
Mo-. Cfice of said Company.
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Do Not he Deceived.

Persons with weak l~ungs-those who are
constantly catching ~cold-should wear an
ALLcoCK's PoRoUs PLASTER ovor the chest
and another between ths shoulder blades
during cold weather. Remember they nj
ways strengthen and never weaken the part
to which they are applied. Do not be de-
ceived by imagining any other plaster like
are not-may look it, but looks
deceive. Insist Always on having ALLCocK's,
she only reliable plaster ever produced,
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EMPLOYMENT Agency

e EDWARDS STREET.
Telephone $50. w. IL. Cook Froprsesos
WANTS. ranchmen. $50.
Nurse girl. so.
Kitchen girl. $50.
Girl on ranch Tor family OF two. $40.
Waiter girl for Unionyille, $25.
Second girl for city, sly
Waiter girl for Boulder, $50. =,
Waiter girl for Hotel Florence, MissonlA
2girls for general homework in city, $50
10 IET-7-room frame house, with water. ,Sl3,,
Groom furnished house. ~. 1 rooms. furnished.
with bath. s1S-S2O. II room house with bath
good barn and out-houses, tno law. S55.
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Closing

Money on call fairly active at SG10 per cent;
closed offered l. at 3 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 6As per cent. Sterling exchange steady,
at s4.s5Y4. s5A and VI. s8a for demand.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. June Observation-Disclosures. 5000:
barely steady: no prime steers on sale; good
natives. SIS. 25a5 rs; medium. 81. 75@5.1 IL; others,
S4.OOul4.5O Texans. So g
Hogs-Receipts u. 600; prime heavy weak:
primo light strong: mixed and packers. $6..0@
80; prime heavy and butchers weights, 81 %
glib; light, 81.
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THE MARKETS.
STOCKS.

NEW YORK, June lS.-Rar silver. sSA.
Coppsr-Steady; lake $laT0.
lead-Quiet; domestic, s. I'm.
The stock market was even duller than usual
to-day. Tho dealings were almost entirely pro-
fessional. and as tho feeling among traders on
the bo,rd is still bearish, a further decline in
prices was recorded. Advices from the west OF
additional bank failures and troubles in the
mercantile world aided tho bears materially.
The market closed firm, however.
6oyernments-Quitt.
Petroleum Neglected; $50.
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John Nav Only Go 10 Stav.

BosToN. June ia Chinese laundryman,
of Wakendeld. Mass. who registered under
the Geary act. having secured a compe-
tsncy wishes to go to China and come back
after a time. His lawyef wrote to Sec: g.
tary Carlisle az to whether he would be al.
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noc,orin Danger.

ST.. PAU, June l3.--Gen. Merritt has ro-
csivsd information that DR.. j. II. Walker.
physician aud anrQeon al Leech Lake reser.
Walton. accidentally shot IN Indian. is held
prisoner by the Indians and is in danger of
his life. A company Of United states troops
were ordered in readiness to proceed to the
reservation AZ quickly rs possible. The
situation looks serious. ns the Indians were
recently paid of md are doubtless drunk.
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL AND WOOD
June is, 1885. scaled proposals will be
received at this office until II o'clock
noon. July 49,, 1888. at which timo
tract let to the lowest bidder. subject to the ap-
proval of the director of the mint, for furnish
ing (delivered) to the United States Assay Office,
lump coal and twenty-five (25) cords best yellow
pine wood. The ri ht 10 reserved to reject any
or all bids. W. D. WHEELER, Assaysr in
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MArHEsoN 4 co.

MATHEsON & co.
$50 per front foot, tinc corner lot on Dearborn
svenue. One block from Knight street; only one
for . residence. This lot has. over 10y feet front
aae on Dearborn avenue and 10 Aoo Ieel oeep'
sss DER front foot for 1870 feet on Eenton ave-
nue., adjoining Hauser addition.
$S1 per front foot for l0o feet on Fifth avenue.
between Davis and Hsattie; six room house.
U.s. Der front foot for fifty feet on Broadway
S1s per front foot for 5ox14O feet on Ninth ave-
$40 per foot for lot 5oxi40 adjoining Flowsrree
addition, PAYABLE $50 dowa, Slo per month o1t
IS per foot for. CORNER 3oxl4o on Hollins ave
Si1 Der foot for lot fronting on renton and
Madison avenue, on electric line. will be SOLD on
five years time to purchaser who builds; interest
s25 per foot for lot 5ogl25 on Jackson and L,o-
IS per foot for lot 1oOx14o on Missoula avenue;
good location for any one wishing plenty, OF
room for poultry business: purchaser who builds
may have three years time to pay for the lot.
DWELLINGS FOR SALE.
50, soO-Handsome brick dwelling in Kenwood,
eleven rooms. all. modern improvements, nm
SS2,s soften room double house on Rodney
street, elegant lawn, trees. lot oux2O0; $3.50 down.
81, 950-eeyen room brick and frame dwelling
On IeOsLA uSGAlAet bnsAs ovAA@os NS"N
81. 25o-A oommodious brick dwelling with Elk
rooms and bath. large lot, shade trees. lawn
5 ,s5o-Nsat cottage on Eighth avenue. nes.
electric line, four rooms. pantry, closets. cellar
city water. lot 25x140; 800 down, $40 per month
S., OOO-Eleven room brick dwelling. modern
easy terms.
S3,25O-New. we'll built brick dwelling on east
| side: hall, seven rooms bath. hot and cold water,
lot l2xlt0; will take $1.250 in unimprovsd rea
| estate, 81, 600 may remain on the property,
S1,75O-New seven room house In Broadwatel
| addition, two blocks from electric line, Fences
shed, city water; 500 down. rs per month; To-
42xlCO.
81. 250-New six room dwelling on east side
lot $hOxl4O: $50 down SIS per month.
81, 500 Well built residence on Ninth avenu.
qetween Reattie and Hoback. seven rooms, tail
roam. plastered cellar, lot 50xl4O; $500 dow ~
per month.
50, 4OO-Five room house, large barn. and fv'
lots, each 5Ox140: $l.C0o down.
$6OO-Neat three room dwelling and lot.
FOR RENT.
Store on Sixth avenue for $45; shop on seven.l
avenue, suitable for carpenter or painter, $40
houses from S5 to $50 per month.
Wanted q six to eight roomed modern dwell
ing, in exchange for stock in thriving sheep COM
pany.
~tr'@ Gold Elock.
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Notice is hereby siven that five per contum on
tho capital stock of the Montana midland Rail-
way company having been su bscribed. ,hera will
pany at room ~. Montana National Fank build
ing. at 10 o'clock n. m. ON tho 18th day OF July.
isa3, Tor tho purpose Of electing five directors Of
tho said COMPANY. Dated Helena. Mont juno
II. lssa. A. freeman Foote. John ID. Wilson,
Cutler Whitney. Arthur &. ! omb,rd.
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mentS, cach cost S1.OO pcr bottle, and his
Pleasant Pellets the original little Liver
These genuine medicines are now sold only
through druggists, regularly authorised a.
agents, and at tho above l~ong-AstAhliahed
prices. But II you get tho genuine, they're
tho cheapest medicines you can buy At any
value received or no pay.h In every case
they're guaranteed to benefit or cnTc, or the
money is refunded.
Unauthorized dealers may offer spurious
limitations or substitutes at lower prices than
above. Beware Of oil such. =
"Discovory y is a perfect remedy for scrof.
ula in all its forms-soniething that purUfes
the blood, as we'll as claims to. That, IL its
taken in time, win cure Consumption.
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That cure OF G.. W. Turner of Galway, N. Y,
Of ~scrofuia. by Hoods sarsapsrills. was Won
derful.
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HELENA WHOLESALE MARKET3.

HELENA. June Is, 1928.
GRADUATED sugar. y 1N......... s.
Pillsbury's Best -four. b l0O...... Sd
Montana -four. d o ............. 9o@2 90
Corn meal. white. u 10O........" 40
Corn meal. yellow, " l00......... ls5
Bacon. dry salt. u b............. "
Bacon. smoked, Il II IA
Bacon, choice breakfast " b..... -
Hams, W h 16
Lard, prime Leaf. " ............. IA
Canned tomatoes. " case........ 2H
Dried peaches. peeled. 10 q 20
Driod peaches, unpeeled. .......... Is @ ny
Houoy, white clover. combs, D d. 10
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FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD
L Location central; terms reasonable. 81
Park ave.
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roH HENT-FUnNIsHED ROOMS.

EOR RIGNT-ROOMS AND BOARD .
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THE HELENA INDEPENDENT u
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EOH RENT. Observation-Disclosures b.
I Rood x Co., opposite Grand Central Hotel.
Largest list in city.
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HOOPS PiLLs cure Habitual Constipation by
restoring pcristaltic action Of the alinentary canal.

GALE OF SCHOOL IOSDS-NOTWE Is
~ hereby given that tho tTusteas of school dis
trict NO Sevcn ~, Jecerson county, Montana,
at Hou!dcr, wi on Saturday, June y, 1898. at
the hour OF one O'Clock p. III. If raid day. sell
the coupon bonds of said d strict to the amount
OF $500. faid bonds are payable fifteen years
after date. AT the tirst '~ational bunk of Bonider,
with interest at the rate of six per coat per an.
mum, interest paid semi Annually at same place
1fe trustee. reserve the right TO raject any and
all bids and sell said bonds ut private sale. II
decreFd for the bsst interests OF sad district
Bids will be received until twelve o c. ock In. on
day Of sale by district clerk.
WIN 7. SWEET.
BODLhY HALfORD,
JANIS SlnpKISH
Trustees.
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Fresh Fruits and Vegetables.
Butter and Eggs.

10th the butter and egg markets are stiffening
up. Fancy grades of butter are scarce.
Creamery. fancy. 80. .........S rs D. 80
DRlTy. W 81
Creamery bricks. ............. % " 80
Cooking ............... II e 10
Eggs, fresh, per case .......- 25@ 5 so
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FoE

EOR REST-FURNISHED AND UNFUh-
l. nished rooms, So to S.; also ono house for
s.. Inquire 5l6 Eighth avenue.
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WASHINGTON.

CALIFORNIA.
h, e. Wilbur ....... Palace Hotol, San JraAoIsos
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Wilbur Tebbils. ....... Merchants Hotel. 81. Paul
Wellard g. Dsuuls...,... Hotel Ryan. st. rAnl
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FOR aLE-MIscELLANEoUs

VIZ 'h
EO@ SALE-A SPAN De LARGE HORSES
l. wei ching 1.400 each, ono five and one six
years old, we'll broken and gentle In every ro-
speet; a throe and one-hnlf Mitchell wagon al
most as good MS new. and n got of harness A.
good AZ new: will sell reasonable for cash. Cali
or address +. Patterson, Helena Electric car
barn.
FOR SALE-CHFAP, ONE ECLIpSE WIND
L mill. latest pattern. new: one largo second
hand hotel range Inquire l1l5 Helena avenue.
}. A. Doughty.
EOR SALE-1HE MERCHANTS HOTEL
omp,n arc still giving a BARGAIN to all
comerS in antique OAK suits witt, all hair mat
tIesses. oak wardrobes. oak folding beds, oak
dining tables, oak leather. seat anu plush seat
chair, cod x Earton's silvcrware. con, istinx uf
siver knives, forkr, spoons. sugars, cTeamers.
buffers. pickle castors. Ednm cheese holders.
and numerous other articles. \ genuine bar.
gain guaranteed. Merchants Hotel company.
FOR SALf-CHEAP. HOTEL RANG. AND
l. steam table and furniture. Inquire At At
lantic restaurant
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BOARD AND ROOM OFFERED.

GOOD BOARD, WITH OR WITHOUT
" rooms. u South Benton avenue.
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A LARGE CORPORATION CONTROLLING
IA the manufacture and sale of an article Of
ono agent in every town and city where they
have none at present. Exclusive right in . large
terr resay sdTen ur nd : arr IF " anantu a.. 70 .n ~ ns
these goods. hundreds OF thousands are wear
ing them. The business, is legitimate. profts
particulars address Corporation" Lynn, Mass.
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LOR RtN1-LARGE WELL FURNISHED
L rooms, sing o or en- suite; all modern inn
p~rovements: by day, week or month. Homer
EUR RkNT-FUKNlSHED ROOMS FROM
l. 90 to $40 per month at 22 North Rodney
street.
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VH1-ANTED-SALESMEN, TO SILL OUR
w choice and hardy nursery stock; many
special varieties to offer both in fruits and orna-
mentals. and controlled only by US, we ray COM
mission or salary, give exclusive t%errit.rJ and
pay weekly; write us at olcs and secure thoice Of
territory. May Brothers, Nurssrymen. Hoches-
ter, N. Y,
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UTAH.

COLORADO.
Smith d on........9 2o Sixteenth st.. Denvcs
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LOST.
& Mn
OGT-ON MONDAY. COLD PIN
II sBaby Ball." Please return to this oince.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A LADY, Posi-,
y ton in or ont of town. to teach. sew and
will leave TO yn provided fare is paid: will assist
in the homework; can furnish best of references
from members of the Masonic society. Address
Room +, 2O5 North Rouney street, Helena.
Mont,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1893-08-03
A National Usury Law.

Atlanta Constitution.
In Capt, Howell's letter printed
under the head of Editorial
Correspondence" in Sundays
CONSTITUTE IN the misplacing of a
page of the manuscript mixed up
what he wrote on the subject of
usury. What he said on this sub
iect is THIS: sIf the Government
proposes to continue the control
of the currency of this country, it
is duty it owes the people to fix
a uniform rate Of interest, and
whatever rate Of interest is charged
in excess of this rate should be
declared usurious and illegal, this
law should be enforced as rigidly
as the laws relating to counterfeit
ing are now, We need a national
usury law and uniform rates of
interest fixed by law so that the
humblest man in the land can get
money at the same rate as the rich
speculator. There can be no healthy
state Of finance when it has put
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DR.. Woodward's Story.

Aiken Review.
DR.. J. ~. Woodward, pro-
gressiye farmer of Montmorenci,
was in Aiken last week, and re-
lated to US the following story of
the narrow escape of two of his
children:
He says they went out in his
cotton field near his house to play.
For. several hours they amused
themselves under the tall branches
of cotton, utterly oblivious of the
flight of the hours. AS they could
not see beyond the tall cotton, in
making their return, they
took a direction away from home.
Wandering vainly, the night was
overtakingithe little fellows apace.
They were missed, of course. and
search wassinstituted, the premises
being secured without avail. The
cottonfeld was then sought, and
in a little while their cries were
heard and the trail of sound taken
up. The elder of the lads was dis
covered perched aloft on a very
tall cotton stalk, looking over the
field for signs of his home.
Lifting the little fellow from his
eyrie the oyerjoyed father led the
two back tothe house and turned
them over to their mother. He
then purchased two bells, attaching
one to each of his children so that
in the future, should they wish to
play in the cotton it may be
done.
Tie doctor says his belled child
rem attract considerable attention
about Montmorenci, but it can't
be helped. He will take no chan
ces of losing his idolized pets in
his tall cotton.