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A it court q the First judicial district Of tho
Of Montana. in and tor the county OF Lewis
=. John i: Miller, plaintiff. ". Mamie smith,
!paulsen, Marsares ps9ul'ea this yifs&(, Al; Noah s1,s :.
NJ Man 0n I s1S,n s.s' Ind Ii ib, Mss 01 Ru.in. .e Gsrh waas';
u .tss. oi Gos..n. sends greeting to tho
'e You a ar9 Ss.e SsI; .eSaissd to appear in an action
iii n the distri:st crurt Of the First judicial
c cousty o. Levi ana Cf.rfe and to answer the
complaint filed be ein. within ten days lexclu-
size Of the day Of service. sfs H. q: ss ~. " on gUa
or il served. out Of this county, but il this dis
days, or iudsnent BY defanlt will be taken
against You according to the prayer OF sad COM
The sid action is brought to obtain = decree
of this oourt for the foreclosure Of certain mort
BY 18th The said dsfsadsnts Noah j., Mcdonnell,
tho ass1 iir.t do, i April. 1895. to SECURE !he ply.
, %sns Of m s:s:i 5, .S Dss.. ma dsl aes' j tho eo p% an !
on the tams day % tollowe, to wit;
Fer TIC sem q tA'rty.a.s hundred dollar;
for the sune OF one hundred and forty. dollars
(sl4O) and interest thereon q the rate Of twelve
sum Of one hundred md forty dolisr, (}lto, aud
interest thereon at the rate Of twelve psr csn!
n Dss ' sasa.:d a'1 md A i.asy I aa aii.; e es,4 81 and am inter- =!
snnam from. Oct. !, issI: i.r tie sum Of one
f annsssa =. sa ~ ,1 s.ss q SG swsi,. y. cent sn or ' .nna%
from April /. 1907; for the sum Of thirty-fve do,
lars (Ss5) and interest thereon At the rate 81
iGsi tEe . nia q TN tS.rey.hy. dollars az US -: and ii intsr'
est theron 1t the rste OF twalve Der cont per an
mum from April !: 1891; for the aum Of thirty-tve
Twelve pss can't psy snnem from oct. i, 1891: FOL
tho snm Of thirty-Ave dellars seq and intsres
thereon at tbs rate Of twelve per cont Der aanuIs
from April /. 1892; tor the Gum OF fSur hundred
dollars ($4oo) ~ . reasonable stt 'rnsy and ooun
sol tee: and for costs Of puit.
.r IA, an al. {. ; sSst n e: p ssis'n ct !. e sSs I. isw a.
By said mortgages Tosord:d ,s book ( Of NOR
Count, clerk and recorder Of ,ewi. .nd CLARK
Of block nuabsred eight. Of B.sss.t,s sdditio
CO eee d.. thereof spD1isi 70 the payment Of Il
notes, attorney fss. and costs Of suit. And !
case suoh proceeds are not sufficient to pay tn
nee. s md John a'1 &. P.ui ssn>' f :
the the, tho s. .. |. s... ,s%s,.ii hssr.,a due .:mo :pa and a. |.
Ds,sHSa 81 es S!s,aaP; ana i y; sa,ssan Of q al a isSs.. iii III!
and to said mortgassd premises, and for oths
and further relief, as fully appears in the con
And you are hereby notified. that il you fail
appear and answer tho said complaint. as aboy
required, the said plaintiff viii apply to II
court for ths relief demanded in the complain
Given under my hand and tho zeal of the hi
trict Court Of the First Judicial Distri
Of thu state of Montana, in az
~- for the t'ounty Of Lewis Al
Seal First clarke. this 18th day OF Ma
Jud. Dist. in tho year Of our ] oI
Court. one Thousand eight hundre
-r-- and ninety-three.
JOHN BEAM, Clerk.
BY G. O. FREEMAN. Deputy Clerk.
II. &. Hepner. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR pERMIS-
IN zion to cut and remove timber from the
public lands OF the United states i.
Notice is hereby given. that at the expiration q
twenty-one day. from the kr.t publication OF
Fiahburn and jacob Il Eishburn. OF iareus
ments Of section 8 Of The rules aud regulations
prescribed by the honorable secretary Of tho m
terior. approved May 8. 1891. make written APP
plication TO the honorable recretary OF tho inter
ior for per@issson to suti and ~. re a.l1ov, h,.s san
scribsd lands situate. lying. and being in tho
Lswistown land district in Fergus county. Mon
tana, viz:
The nv Of section !. thes y Of ne y. tho NV \
OF the nsh. and tho . y Of tho nw y OF SEQ 2: oil
in { IA n, + il .. and tho sw Y Of the 90 y of sec
81. I 10 2. : u 9. embracing an .rea q se a., sSr r"s
feet of pine timber. That all of tho said land ID
composed OF high rocky ridges and deep gullies.
and wholly mint 70, agriculture. and not known
to contain mineral.
GEOEGE A. f1SHRURN.
JACOB n. FISHbURN.
Edgar g.. Wordcn, Attorney for Applicants.
Dated this i7th day of May, 1909
First publication May 70. 1893.
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In Compliment to III. SURROUNDINGS,

In Compliment to HIS Surroundings.
A~ftot-dinner speaking 10 an art. and. like
other arts. it, excellence has much to
do with the mood of the artist. some OF
tho best Of our atter. dinner speakers some
times fail. but IL is not often that failure
results in tho enrichment of the wos
store Of epigram. os 1t did in the CASE OF
Lord Erskins many ycars ago. Wnen Io q
honorable body. tho F~ishmongers' COM
pauy, of London. he made an after-dinncr
speech on the occasion OF his first appear
amos among them as a member Upon his
return he said to u friend;
II spoke i'll to-day, and Hammered and
hesitAted in tho opening"
"You certainly tloundered," was The reply.
'sbut l thought you did so in con- pliment IL
the %ishmongsrs v'-Hat per's Bazaar.
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way; but fsw people recognized the pathos.
Der thal ~sxouisito scene whore ths broken
Hsau comes atumbling into hie bare and
miserable lodgings Al Calniat u was : ait
uation to touch the heart. Yet the audtenoe
invariably Uttered and laughed through.
out. So with the second act OF his new
comedy, April Weather" Tue hero tells
q shameful lie and suffera evident agony
because Of IL. but NOT till just before the
curtain falls does the audience diacovcr
that there 10 nothing II which TO laugh. 10
II because Nil. Fitch's work 10 too natural.
too delicate, too little exaggerated. too un-
thsat, ical? Or Is IL because playRosrs are
becoming stupidp What IL the rsaaonY
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NOTICE TO UBEDITORs-IN THE pIa
- triot COURT Of the Elrst judicial ldistriot Il
the state Of MontanA, ia and for ths COUNTY
OF Lewis and Clarke.
ceased
Notice - hereby given by the nnderslsusd, sxs-
cs1tot of the last will and testament Of Benjamin
and all perrons. having claims against ths said
deceased. to exhibit Thorn with the necessary
lication Of this notice to the said executor q
the law OFT Go of MsseenA Bullard. Room g, Gold
Block. in tho city Of Helene. In tho comfy Of
being the place tor the Transaction Of the bust
nees of said estate In the county OF Lewis and
Clarke.
-BOWDUIN nRADLEE CROWNlNsHIELD.
Executor Of the last will and testament OF Ben
3Amin W. Crowninshield, deceased.
Dated May %, A. d. 1891.
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THE MARKETS..
STOCKS.
rw York, June 8.-Bar silver. s2S.

NEW York, June - Bar silver. seS.
Co~ppsr-Stesdy, lake S1Gs0. '
lead-Quiet. steady; domestic, $a0aIs.
President Cleveland's pronunciamento on the
financial situation and the extra session of con-
gre.s was the principal factor in Wall street
this morning. and was about the cole topic OF
dis cussion in financial circles. 1t the stock
exchange prices ruled higher and the bulls
assisted by buying orders from London. haiti
more & Ohio rose Az. Lake Shore 2. Western
Union ~, Improvement in tho remainder of
the list was u to IN per cent. and at intervals
dealings wero spirited. The upward movement
was checked during the afternoon by a sudden
advance in rates for call money from 8 TO 8 per
cent. and by tho knowledge that Chicago and
other western cite, are making heavy drafts for
currency. The result was n decline OF u to 2
per cent, The market closed rather weak in
tone.
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wananaker's Walters Strike.

PHILADELPHIA. June 6.-Fifty-ssvon wait
srs employed in n restaurant attached to
John Wanamake.'s grand depot struck for
increased wages and better food to-day.
Wannmuker readily agreed to improve the
quality of the food. but declined to grant
the increased wages. The men quit during
the noon rush. Thirteen men refused to
strike and managed. after some delay. to
wait on patrons. Wanamaker rewarded
the faithful ones each with Il $40 bill.
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General Disarmament Impossible.

VIENNA, June Gin addressing the dele
gates to-day Count Kalnoky. minister o.
foreign affairs, ridiculed the idea that a
general disarmament of European overs
is possible. All continental powers would
be much relieved, however. he said. could
the present process of increasing military
and naval forces be brought gradually to a
%Btandstill.
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Tho Lawyers Fee.

LONDON, June Gin the commons to-
night, replying to a query the chancellor Of
the e1ohequer stated that Attorney Gen
eral Sir Charles Russell received $40, COO
for six weeks service rs counsel for Great
Britain bsfore the Boring sea tribunal.
Williams, liberal union, gave notice of a
motion TO reduce the amount.
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Rivers Raging.

VIENNA, juno 6.-Excessivs rains have
swollen the rivers of Bukowina. Many
streams nave overlooked their banks and
flooded the fields. The Pruth has risen so
high near CzernowitZ as to %inundate the
suburbs and threaten the least elevated dis
tricts of the city. The Czeremosz broke
over it's bank at Wiznile last night and ran
in tor :ents through the streets of the vii
lage. Sixteen houses collapsed and many
others were rendered uninhabitable. Eleven
persons were killed by falling timbers or
drowned in the flood. Scores of families
had to fee for their lives without ~pausing
to save property.
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DaLessens May Go Tree.

PARn. June 6.-The Flair states that the
court to which Chas. DeLesseps aud his
associates appealed from the sentences
raised upon them for corruption in the
management of the affairs of the Panama
Canal company, will annul their sentences
and order the release of the defendants.
This statement is in accord with the re-
orts current for some time to the effect
that grave errors iustityine the annulment
of the sentences have developed in connec-
ton with the prosecution in the Panama
cases.
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ALL QUIET IN HAWAII.
Claus Spreckels Seems to Be the
Only Disturbing Element
at Present
Makes Sudden Demand for Money
Due Him by tho Local
Government
The Object Being to Embarrass the Present
cAb,net-Roya,iats Prophecy Ltliuoka-
lsni's Speedy Re-Enthronemene

Honolulu, May @.-AFAirs political havs
Quoted considerably during Tho past hve
DAYS. The Nordhoff affair has been dropped
by the provisional government, n snouaa
tho usual number Of alarming rumo's have
been in circulation. the people have failea
20 give then the customary orcdenoe. DIS
patches from Warrington stating that
Blount's report is undoubtedly against
annexation we're believed by many people
Of both parties, the annsxationists now say
they will be satisfied with a protectorase
inausing . stable government. The royal
ists. ON tho contrary. SAY the claim they
made all along, that there would be no
annexation. has been verified, and that the
queen 10 to be rsinstated. They say Blount
will report that she was removed from the
throne BY tho power Of the United States,
through Minister Stevens. and no other
honorable course remains but to use she
same power to put her back.
CLAUS Sprsckels seems the most powerful
Antagonist the provisional government has.
He 10 making a vigorous campaign against
annexation. 1t is generally admitted that
the resignation Of Minister OF Finance
Porter was due TO the influence Of Spreck-
Ella, In the hope that the government wonid
be embarrassed. Instead. however. Vice
President Damon. inc of the strongest
men in the islands. stepped into the breach
and took charge OF the department..
On Monday Sprsckels notified the gov
eminent that he wanted the immediate
DAY ment Of 500. 900 worth Of demand notes
held BY him. Lamon said the government
would have no trouble in paying the debt,
although a. taxes do not come until fall
The government 10 embarrassed to a certain
sxtsnt.
On May 20. Hon. j. S. Walker. for many
years . prominent figure in island POLITICS,
died of sneurism. He came TO Honolulu
thirty eight years ago and was minister OF
finance ak years under X 'ng kalakaua.
Among the alarming rumors Heating
about Honolulu is one to the effect that the
royalists are secretly arminR and on June
II, Kamehameha's birthday. which 10 cele-
brated here a. q national holiday. will at
tempt q coup and restore the queen to the
throne. Although a few timid people pro-
fess to believe the tale. most of the annexa-
tionists look upon it ~ = hoax.
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EMPLOYMENT Agency
24. EDWARDS STREET.

"a EDWARDS STREET.
Telephone $50. w. Ii. CO0ks proprietor
WANTs-Colored boil boy for Park Hotel.
Great Falls.
alter girl for Boulder, $50.
Girl for ranch near Fort ! enton.
Nurse girl, SIS.
9 miners. S3.t5 q day.
Val er airl for Hotel Florence. MissonlA
lEirl general hcusework for city. $2h
10 llT-7-room frame house, with water. yls'
Groom furnished house. S22. 4 rooms. Furnished.
with hath. 1880. II room house with bath.
good barn and out-houses, fine lawn. $50
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WIN. There's reason for II, too. CorsNmp-
ton IL Lung-scrofula.. For every form OF
scrofula, and all blood-tnints, tho "Dscov-
cry il 4 positive cure. It's tho most potent
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, blood-cleanscr, and lcsh-
builder known to medical science. For Weak
Lungs, Splitting Of Blood, bronchitis, Asth-
ma, Catarrh, and all lingering Coughs, it's
an unequaled remedy. It's . guaranteed
One.
IL il doesn't benefit or cure, you havo your
money back. YOU'VE everything to gain
from it-nothing to lose.
It's especially potent in curing letter, Salt
rheum, Eczema, Erysipelas. Boil. Carbun-
cles, Sore Eyes, Goitrc, or Thick Neck, n
Great Eating Ulcers rapidly heal under Its
benign influence.
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GALE OF SCHOOL HoNDs-NOTICE rs
~ hereby given that the trustees Of school dis
trict No Seven IA, PATTERSON county, Montana,
at BOULDER, will on Saturday. June "a. 1895. ct
the hout Of one O'clock y, m. OF said day, sell
the coupon bonds of. saad d strict to the amount
Ct 5000. said bonds are payable fifteen years
with interest at the rate Of six per cent. per an
npm. interest paid s~emi-Annually Ct same place:
Ill bids and sell said bonds At private sails. *
decreed for the best interests OF said district.
Bid will. b. resolved until twelve O'Clock "A. ON
day of sAle by distrtct clerk.
WIN. r. SWEET,
DODLEY HALFORD,
JAMES SlMPK1NR
Trustees.
D. Y. WARNER. District Clerk.
First publication May ~ 1888.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.-THE AN
y nual meeting Of the STOCKHOLDERS OF The
Montana Cattle COMPANY, will b he'd at the
Office Of John T. Murphy. in Helena. Montana,
on Saturday, June 10. 1893. at four O'Clock p m,
for the purpose Of electing q boa d OF trustees
for the ensuing year. and such Other business as
JOHN i. TURTON, secretary.
Helena. Mont, June ]. 1888.
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French Tansy Tablets nrs for the relief
and cure OF pcinful and irregular mcnses
and will remove oil distractions. no mat
ter what the cause. The only sure and SAT e
remedy OIL the market. Manufactured by
A.. Augendre. Paris. France. s. or box and
for sale only by II. NJ. Parchen d. Co., sole
agents, Helena. Mont.
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Buckien's Arnioa Saliva

The Best Salvo in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheun,, Fever
Sores. letter, Chapped Hands. Chilblains.
COINS and eli Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles or no money required. It
10 guaranteed to give perfect satisfaotion,
or money refunded. Price % cents pss box
For sale by Il. II. Pa. chen d Co.
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There is something wrong with Clyde
Fitch's art. Glittering as it is. There is n
false note somewhere in his tender hs,mony.
Ill tell you why. In Beau Brumnell, !"
which first gave him fame, pathos was in
tsrwoven with comedy in q very delicate
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Cholera in Asia.

CoNsTANT1NoP1E, June 6.-Rcports from
several cities of Asiatio Turkey say cholera
has appeared in many districts and is
spreading rapidly. Along the lower Tigris
and Shat-El-Arah river the people are
dying by thousands. Whole villages are
deserted by those fleeing from the pest.
The panic has become so great that but few
families wait to bury their dead or even to
nurse ths sick, but fee to the next towns
to escape infection. Fugisives from the
stricken towns spread the epidemic with
appalling rapidly. Letters from Bassora
City say Q. 1000 PERSONS have fed from Bas-
sor province alone.
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NOTICE 10 cRxDlToRA -EsTArE ~
~ William .Chumasero, DECEASED.
Notice IL. ksseby given by the underaigued,
executors Of tho Last viii and tsetament Of VIII
lam C,humasero,. deceased, to the creditors Of,
and all persons HAVING. claims against the said
sary vouchers. within ton. months after the
first publication Of this notice, TO the said exec.
utors at tho office Of 4. A.. NARROW, in tho rear OF
tho Montana National Flank building the sam
being tho place for the transaction Of the busi-
ness OF said estate in the city of Helena, in the
comfy Of Lewas Mo ClAske.
MARY y. CHI UMAbERO,
T. A. MARROW,
Executors Of tho last. will and testament Of
William ChumAsero, deCeased.
Lated May 10, 1893
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Weak.

Money on call tirmer at 2a6; closed offered at
6 per cent. Primo mercantile paper 6I9 per cent.
Sterling exchange easier. with actual business IN
bankers six,y-day bills. t4.s6hG4.S6A and
u. e8M ga. sSA for demand.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. June Observation-Disclosures. 4,001;
quiet; no extra steers, best on hand sold for
IS. 1h@5. 40; Others, SA.50eGA.95 Texans. So. $50 .s5;
stockers, So. 50al 4. 40; native cows, S3. i0aS ". !,
hogs-keceipts 5000; quiet; mixed and
packers, S64i@G. 10; prime heavy and butchers
weights, So. 75@ 80; light, sG.S09b,90;
s~neep-Receipts 12,t00: slow. weaker. ratives.
81. sOa6. Is; ! exams. ss.sOg 5 90: westerns, S4.sO
G5.L0.
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHICAGO. Jule 6.-Whent-Firm; cash, 65Sc;
July, 67hc.
Oats-Firm; cash, 27asc; july, l7Ic.
harley Coo.
Pork-firm; cash, $4,000; September, 5000.
a%rd-Firm; cash, $3.50; September. $a.57A.
Ribs-Easy; cash. 50 S2h; September. sa.67A
WOOL.
New YORK. June 6.-Wool-Quiet, weak,
domestic fleece. 27A32c; pulled. 26937c; Texas.
16M zoe.
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s1aoOo-Elesant modern dwelling or. Fenton
avenue. near Lawrence street; lot 7oxlSos s4'o.o
down. suite. ..,, -
ranged; elegant lawn, trees; lot Asx2OG: $500
81. 9OO-substausiAl brick dwelling with seysn
rooms, bath, sewer connection nne lawn Ao'
III. Observation-Disclosures dwelling on Hauser
boulevard avenue; lath. furnace; $4,000 down.
Oh, 5OO-Attractive modern dwelling with zen
rooms. bath. furnace; $500 down; 80 per monen'
Interest ut 8 per cent. -,
Si.7o0-Neat ssven-room dwelling. No. sos
Peosta; $500 down; PCS per month. -.
46O0-six.room brick dwelling on. lenton
avenue, corner lot rs fest on benton and $50 fest
on Gilbert street.
SI.bOO-Seven-room dwelling on PeostA ave.
nue.; lot s4xias; $500 down; $1,000 en- thres years
time; interest ct q
Wanted ! modern dwelling, six to eight rooms
in exchange for stock in thriving sheep company
Houses for rent
Gold Hook.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-07
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-07

NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
~ There will be a meeting of tho stockholdsrs
OF the satellite Mining company Mt room Al
tailey block, Helena, Montsna, June q, AT /.
O'clock d. H., (polls to remain open till foul
O'clock for tne purpose of electing three trus
tees to serve for the ensuing year.
WIN. q. BAILEY, Secretary.