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SC,R:BNER'S
MAGAZINE
FOR 1898.
Frances Hodgson Burnett


will contribute the first serial to appear in .
magazine for many years. entitled "Ihs One I
Know the hest Ut AN"
H. c. Burner :
will furnish = series Of six sketches entitled
''Jersey street and Jersey Lane" Illustr rated
Robert Grant
will relate the further experiences of Fred. and
Josephine in "a s.qc-, 1" the Reflections Of
n Married Mnn." illustrated.
Harold Frederic
will contribute u political novel OF great power.
entitled "ih- IOSperhe~d."
BY the Author Of GERRY"
Miss s.. B. ELLIOTT. the author of Jerry"
will write a realistic story of life among the Ten
nsssoe mountaineers. "ihe Durket Sperret"
Personal "reminiscences.
Some Unpt blished Letters of Carlyle to
Edward Irving and others, dealing with n part
of Carlyls's lf far different from that brought
out in the recent literature OF Carlyle reminis-
cenoes. ktc". &c, ""s OF Lincoln and sum,
"e,. by the late MARQUIS DE CHAMBRuN. Both
articles are full of new mstter. IN Artist IN
Jnpai, by hoBERT BLUM, who has just returned
from = residence of nearly two years in that
country Alundantly illustrated by the author.
tfis'"r,c Mann" Is, which have been a feature
OF tine magazine during lsa will be continued
by some particularly str king papers, among
them several by the great war correspondents,
William II. russell, Archibald Forbes, and
others.
Mems Occupations.
A series of .rtioles on the life work of men in
many callinvs-the chief ways exclusive of pro-
fessions) in which non cara their livelihood,
The World S Fair in Chicago.
A series will be published later in tho year Civ
ing the impressions made b. the exhibition
upon different ,3Servers of note, both American
and foreign; and many of these obseryers will
be also artists who will illustrate their own
articles.
Miscellaneous Articles.
Further contributions to the Pc ~ in Great
Cities. MRS. HUMNrTT's illustrated p,per on
the London plan for Home I'd to Invalid
CHI dr-n, etc. OF special interest also will DO
PROFESSOR HEILPRIN s. authoritative account OF
the Penry Relief Expedition (illustrated). a
very interesting article by OCTAVE UzANNE Oh
the exhibition of W omnn's Arr now going on
in Paris, and articles upon artistic subjects, &C
counts of travels, etc. etc.
The Illustrations
of the year will re resent the work rot only of
the we'll known illustrators, but many drawings
will also appear by artists Y 40 are best known
as painters
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SfiERIIF'S SALE. &. BROWN. PLAIN
- til. Va. Icorge T.. Diehl and hannah lgiehi,
The Western Farm \ ~ortuace Trust Conn any
and Chris. AlcL oJmick, defendant=.
Under and by Virtu" Of an order Of saie and
decree nj foreclosure and sals Issued out Of the
district court of the First Judicial d ptrIct OF the
state or Montana in and for tho county Of LOWS
and / lNrke. ON tho lat day OF february, \. u.
lru5. i'll the above entitled action. wherein q.
Il. Brown. the above named plaintift. uhtainrd
agalnsi AnorgH II. Ileil, Hannah Iichl. Tbs
Ant eru Ia I'm Mortgage Trust tompany Hnl
Chris, HIctuTHlca, defendants, on the ~ LAY Of
february, \, ! ls!t'. for the sum Of 81, T. IT..
said tocree was, on tho Isl lag Of tebfuary,
a. d., l-9}, recorded in Judgment book ~.
III OF SAID court, a page ~. | am com
fnanIsd % sell all those cCrt2lG luNs. picc , Or
parcels OF lane. %situato. lgins and being in the
county Of Lewis ani Clarke, 4 atp Of Montana.
and bounded and describeG an follows, to-wit;
J hs oast eight D-i feet oil lot number three 81,
and all al lot nutub'r four a., IN block numbpr
fprl5-two y, OF tnR = addition 10
tine 'liy Of ltrtcnh, according 80 the official plat
thcreoi a. iiiod for record in the Office of tho re-
cOriar Il DECIDE in and foG tho county of Laws
and tIarhe.
Together with all and singular the tensmeuts,
hlore 4itStn"Hls ana appnrtenanres rhereunto DO
longing oF IN any wite appertaInIng.
/ ublc notice is hereby given. that on iri
day, tho 2ith day of February q. -. 1893, at Il
o'clock M. Of THAI dag, at t.4c front door o. the
court mouse. HelenR, Lewis and Clarke coUuty
Montana. I Will, in obedience 20 said order Of raiG
and deoTe1 Of foreclosure ami ale, sell the above
Described property. or 70 much thereof rs ma
be necessary to satig fy said judgment. With ia
terest AID costs. to the highest and hest btiier
Tor cash in hand.
tnven umisr my baud. This 81 day Of tebru
CHARLES u. CURTIS, sheriff.
BY 7. L. Hess, Iuler Sheriff.
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AFTER FORTY-FIyE YEARS.


The Plot to Have Two Innocent Mon
Hanged Is Revealed.
KEoKuK, Iowa, Feb. 6--in the summer Of
1877 Melanchton Knight. employed on n
wharf-boat At Montrose, near here, disap-
peared as completely Ia IL the earth had
swallowed him. knight owned the boat in
question, and during tho season he had
considerable trouble with a couple Of men
named Wallworth and Weston, they dis
putting his proprietorship. knight was IN
influential man of means. and it was at
once supposed he had been murdered. sus-
picion being directed against the two men
arrested and placed In jail. A bloody Ratchet.
u hat belonging to knight and u letter in
eliminating Wallworth and Weston were
discovered. which oircumstnntial evidence
aroused the populace to frenzy. A mob
was organized. y rope procured and the
suspected men were about to be strung up
when word came from some mysterious
source that Knight had been in Quincy and
was followed to Jefferson Barracks. 81.
Louis, where, it was said. he enlisted IN the
army. The two sus pects were thereupon
released. but all endeavors to ind the MISS
ing man were unavaiiing.
Now, neatly fifty years after, IL. IL. Win
row, of Creton. writes to n local paper that
a friend of HIS who had returned from South
America, tells of meeting knight IN that
country. knight acknowledged he was the
man suppose to have been murdered near
Mont ose. He told how. while seated at a
table writing, he conceived the infamous
plot. lie Put a lot of blood on the Ratchet,
covered it with hair from his head. cut a
hole in his hat, making it appear that the
blew had teen struck from behind. and
even went so far AS to put drops of blood
on the letter he WAS writing, and made u
train of blood from the chair TO tho waters
edge, where the assRssins were supposed to
have thrown him owe boart. Knight re-
fused to give his reasons for perpetratlng
such a CHASTITY deception other than that he
wanted to get even with those who had
tried to obtain possession of his property.
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W SIOUX
u CITY U
. EAST. .

Passengers for the East from
Helena and othcr western points
viii find the NEEV ROUTE via
SIOUX CITY and the ILLINOIS
CENTRAL r. X. not only desirable
as to time and equipment, but one
of the most attractive, passing
through Sioux City, the only Corn
Palace City OF the world; Dubuque
the handsome Key City of Iowa.
Rockford, Illinois, q new manutao-
turing city. that has become a
world within itself" and Chicago,
whose growth and enterprise is
the wonder OF the world. With
elegant free Chair Cars, and Pull
man Palace Sleeping Cars on every
train between Sioux City and Chi.
cago, and with a close connection
with the Union Pacific rains al
Sioux City, the
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NOTICE TO GREDITOne.-ESTATE OF
~ Patrick Power, deceased.
Notice is hereby given bytheundcrsig ned. adj
ministrhtor of tho estate Of Patrick Power,
doeeased, 10 tho creditors of, aud all persons hay-
Ing claims against the SAID deceased, TO exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers, within four
months After the FIRST publication of this notice,
to the said administrator a. room IL, Mer-
chants Matte nal Bank building, in the city
OF Helena, the ZANE being the place
for the transaction of tho business of said
estate, in tho county Of Levi, and Clarke.
WM MJTH.
Administrator OF the estate Of Patrick Power.
deceased.
Eatod Jan. ~. 1893.
Frat publication Jan. II, 1898.
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FOUND IN A FIREPLACE.
Evidence of a fiendish Crime In a New
pshire Gods.

Ham shire GODS.
RUmNEY. n. H., Feb. THE people of
this section are greatly wrought up over
what Dloniaes to rival ali crimea in the
history of the state. Some woodchoupers
from their cann Sunday night saw a light
in a deserted house on q lonely cart path in
the woods. Thinking it was "A tramp, they
paid no attention to the matter. As smoke
WAS pouring out OF tho chimney the next
morning, they went over and found the
house deserted. bnt n hot fire of blazing
logs ia the fireplace. J hey rahsd out the
fire brands and were surpnsod to find hu-
man bones in the ashes. The residents of
the town saw Il stranger drive towards the
place with a Ia ge, bulky bundle on that
night and the next morning no WAS seen
driving away with nothing in tho sleigh.
Who To was, whence he came, or whittier
he went, no one knew. He WAS said to be
a colorsd man, but the residents think he
was in disguise. The authorities of Rum
ney have been notified and will make an
investigation.
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NOTICE 10 O. DITORS-ESTATE OF
~ tia les X johnson. deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned.
John A. johnson, administrator OF the
estate OF Charles X. Johnson, deceased,
to the creditors of. aud all persons hav-
ing claims against the SAID deceased. to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers, within fpur
months after the first publication OF this notice.
to the ssid administrator at room 8, Hursky
block, in the cityof hoiena. Montana, tlcitct
er's Jaw Office, tho same Icing the place for the
transao, ON Of tho business II said estate in the
county OF Lewis and Clarke
JOHN A. JOHNSON.
Administrators of tho estnte of Charles X. John
ron. deceased.
Dated lob, 3, iSny.
{. W. tleiscl,rr, Attorney for AdminietrAtos.
First publication Fob. 1. lsyA
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An nnNSuuI
offer tho one
that's made by
the proprietors of
DR.. Sage's Ca
tarrh Remedy.
Unusual, but
in good
faith. It's a re-
ward of $500 for
an incurable case
OF catarrh. If
yoll have one, tho
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SHERIFF'S SALE -NOKTHWESTERN
- Guaranty Loan Company, plaintiff. vs..
George ii. Leghorn and Frances Leghorn, de-
fenGEnts.
Under ana by. virtue of an order of sale and
decree of foreclosure and sale is ued out of tho
district court OF the First judicial district of the
state Of Montana. in and for the county of Lewis
and Clarke. on the tFt cay If cbeuary. A. u.
1893, III the above entitled action. wherein >ortl-
western uharanty loan Company, the above
and decree OF foreclosure and sale against
, Gorge Ii. egIorn and RANGES I.eghorn,
defendants, on tho LIST day of ebruary, A. d,
1893. for the sum Of Si,tsLlO, besides interest,
on The 1T day, OF February. 4. II, ls9t. recorded
in Judgment book No. III" of said court nj
page -, i am commanded to sell all shat Ger
tain lot, piece or parcel of land. situate. lying
and being iii the county of Lewis and Clarke,
stkte of Montana. and bounded and described as
follows, to-wit:
lot three 81. in block six hundred and one
tG01l OF Hoback and Cannon addition to the
city of lie e'a, az said lot Snd block are desig-
mated ana desCr bed upon the official plat of
cordsr of the said county OF Lewis and Clarke,
in the state 81 Montana.
Together with all and singular tho tenemeuts.
hersditamonts and appurtenances tnereuuto be-
longing or IN aHywlse apperlaiuinR.
Public notice is hereby given that on Satur-
dag, he 9Th Gay % t"hrI; ~, A. y. 1-95. at IL
0 o'clock M. of that day. at the front door of the
courthouse. Helena, Lewis and Clarke comfy,
Montana, | VIII, i'll obedience to aaid order of sale
and decree Of foreclosure aud sale, sell Ia" above
described PROPERTY, or 40 much thereof as may be
necessary to satisfy said Judgment, with interest
AMI cost, 10 The highest and heat bidder, for
cash IN hand.
Given under my hand this ith day oil
February, 4. u. 1893.
CHAuIIS d. Cl'i.IIS, Sheriff
by y. Il. Hos. Under sheriff.
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NOTICE 20 CREDITORS, ESTATE OF
- Michael Hof. decessed.
Notice / hereby gwen by the undersigned, ad-
MlnlstFhtor 81 the estate If Michael Hon.
dTceatel =" the 'redItors Of and all rer.on,
having claim against the sad d.eeased. tn nx
lablt thVrl. with tho necessary vouchers. within
ipnr months after the hr-t publication OF ths no
Uc". to rho rHld administrator at hw Office
in Goit block, ir"iena, Montana. the same beipg
the Ilaca Tor ~" Transaction of the hutinnps
ot said estate. in tho county of Lowis and Clarks.
JAM. tLtlVnM,
Administralor Of tho o.tat" of Michnel HoIL, de-
G astI.
Dated Feb, !. is4t.
Fist publication Fob, >. 1898.
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STOCKHOLDERS M~EETING-THE AN
~ nuai meet ny OF the htockhuiiers of tho iio-
neer attic com many will DO he'd in tho par!or,
OF the first \ ltiunsl bi ms. in this city. Tor tho
purpOte OF oiect lHg officers and tie transaction
Of suct other business az may properly zone DO
fore them. On MONDAY, February G., 1898, al two
o clock u. III.
a. q. SELIGMAN, Secretary.
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SITUATION WANTED - STENOGRAPHEE
- wants situation; is competent and tru.twor
thy. Address, Cora Johnson, No. IS johnson
Building, Cincinnati. q.
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Independent Agents

The HELENA INDEPENDENT is
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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SITUATION WANTED-AS SALIESLADY OR
- cashier IN store, cashier in restaurant, or
copyist in office by lady of refinement and edu-
cation. Address Mrs, Lou Lunkle, Eikhorn.
Mont.
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SITUATION W~ANTED-TO DO HOUSE.
~ work or cooking in private family by com.
petent girl. Address l.. A.. this office.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY LADY AS BOOK.
y keeper or clerk. Address Elma, box 522
Livingston, Mont.
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Desire His Testimony.

If You are subject to rheumatism take Hoods
GarsapRrilla as Il preventive and cure.
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WASHINGTON.

CALIFORNIA.
4. c. Wilbnr ....... Palace Hotel, San Francisco
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PARIS, Feb. 4.-Milleroye proposes to ask
tne government to grant Henri Rochefort
safe conduct In order that Rochefort may
come to Paris and give evidence in regard
to the payments alleged to have been tnado
By Cornelius Herr to N. Clemenceau.
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WANTS-2 waiter girls for city, s25. Woman
cook, $40. Man and wife, $50, l sheepherder,
at once. l blacksmith, $50 and board.
FoRSALE--Ths Moore House. Granite. Mont.
10 LETT cabin. furnished, SIS. IS acres near
Noulder Hot Springs, with fully equipped farm
ing implements. suitable for market gardening.
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MUTATION WANTED-BY MIDDLE-AGED
~ man, Americana: handy at most anything,
Address H.. Nj. c.. lock box 1928, city.
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OlliS Employment Agency.

1913 North Main Street. Telephone los
w anted=
10 coal miners, new vein.
% Woodchoppers, Sl.25 per cord.
10 tiemakers, llc each.
B teams to haul cord wood.
1 girl for the country, SO.
dining room girls for sly.
girl for general homework in city, S25.
Houses to rent from IS to $40 per month.
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SITUATION WANTED-NURSE; CORNEE
~ Park an Lawrence, room 8.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY YOUNG MAN,
w German, any kind of work. Wages no OBJ,
ject. inquire at Y. Nj. c. A., Helena.
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MINNESOTA.

Wilbur Tebbils ........M Merchants Hotel, 81. Paul
We.lArd s. Dennis. ........ Hotel Ryan. s. PAnl
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Fay the Foster five-hoo OK kid gloves ri The
bee Hive this week for 81 Is.
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Helena Employment Agency

"a EDWARDS STREET.
$40. w. Is. Cook, Proprietor
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IDAHO.
UTAH.

COLORADO.
Smith i Son....,.......929 Sixteenth ST., Denver
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Hoods SaYsapariUa

PILLS are purely vegetable, and do
not purge, pain or grippe. Sold by all druggists.
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L0R kENT-SIX- ROOM HOUSE On
J. Clark street; all modern: furnace kitchen
range. window shades, carr etsd throughout;
reasonable rent to right parties. Inquire lew
England Ehoe tore.
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hEI.P
FOX kENT-DW BILLINGS.


TOR RENT on SALE-AT y SACRIFICE. 1
L eight-room dwelling, centrally located: all
conyeniences. $50 ighth avenue.
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TOR BRNT-TWO STORY AND CELLAR
1 frame house, No. 1l3 spruce street, con-
tanning seven rooms and bath, A l furnace. neat
III rounds; will PAPER to suit: rent low. Inquire
44O Monroe avenue, corner Spruce.
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TO RfNT-H RbERT b. REED Il CO., IL
L North Main street; largest list OF houses and
ooms in Helena.
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TOR RENT-I WILL REM FOR ONE OR
l. two years, my residence, No. 40 Olive
street west side). &. d. Curtis.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-12-29

jacket should be q double breasted one
4 coat made of tobacco brown dIseona
and uniting these arrangements In q very
pretty manner Is shown The top of thu
bssquse must have the came width as tn,
bottom of che bodice SO that there shaII b.
no fulness when Joined. The back, around
the neck, La encircled by two ssrpentIu,
ruffiss that form spaulsttes over the shoul.
ders, and the fronts give the huge rsvers
which, In addition to the collar, shoulder
straps and edge of the bodice, are Dor.
dered with golden brown bear fur. The
revers could be made entirely of fur if de-
sired. The dress skirt Ia made of brown
eheviot and trimmed with fur that comes
down the front initiating panel and also
borders the hem.
A isunty jacket with double bAsques is
the striking feature of the toilet at the
right hand. The Jacket is made sepsratsIv
and worn over tight bodice. 1t is made
OF heavy coffee brown cheviot trimmed
with pale mode colored cloth, combine
tion that is particularly In vogue this sea
son. The bottom of the wide bell skirt In
trimmed with three bias folds of cheviot,
each about three inches wide, and bands
OF mode colored watered silk ribbon two
inches apart ornament the plain bodice.
TIE girdle Ia made of a seven inch che
yiot band ornamental In the center with
Q large antique silver buckle. The short
jacket, also OF brown cheviot, is lined
with mode oolored silk with collar and
revers cut in one and made of mode
cloth. The upper basque is seven and
half inches deep. while the lower one of
mode cloth measures eleven inches. They
are Joined to the jacket. each Ave inches
from the center on either aide. The
bodice has tight sleeves with Empire
puffs, the jacket very full balloon sleeves.
FLoRKTTK.
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THE IsLAmIC PROPAGANDA.

The Mohsmmedan propaganda in this
country seems to be making some progress.
The Moslem World is as well printed, as
interesting and as aggressive as ever. Mo-
hsmmed Alexander Webb continues to
deal more or less powerful blows for his
adopted religion. Emin L. Nabskof, a
Russian Mohammedan, sticks his pious
head every Sunday out of window in
Union square, New York city, and Iatoues
the call for prayer. He is said to be q
good muezzin and all he lacks to make his
call very impressive is a minaret, which he
will perhaps get later. He draws a crowd
when he gives the call, and many of those
who are attracted by the pleasing sound go
into the hall where Islam is praised and
explained.
The Mohsmmedan missionaries in this
country struck an important snag soon
after their arrival. The religion they are
seeking to spread here has not been sup
posed to be much of religion for women.
It has been said that according to Aoham-
medan ideas majority of the inhabitants
of hell are women, and the black.eyed
daughters of Paradise held out as bait for
the faithful are not thoroughly respecta-
BILE, according to the ideas which prevail
in this country. Then, too, the position of
women in Mohammedan countries has not
been such as to lead the women of
this country to favor the religion.
Therefore the pushers of Islam
here have found 1t necessary to
explain, realizing that they can do moth
ing without the help of the women. They
assert that the general idss has been all
wrong; and they declare that the follow
ers of Islam believe that women will
equally share salvation with men. Naba-
koff the muezzin said the other day that
the Koran holds Woman in the highest es-
TEEN. And he added, eff it were said on
every page of this book that woman has
no soul, it would not make Ler soulless; 1t
would only make the book worthless" Mr..
Nabakotf further spoke of polygamy as one
of many customs of the East which ara
vanishing under the light of western civ
ilization. But, he asserted, one wife or
four, each holds an honorable position, and
1--WE have no such spectacle as the man
with a wife at home maintaining another
clandestine household"
The Mohammedan missionaries are show.
ing some wisdom. No religion that doesn't
fully include Woman stands any show In
this land. The Islam pushers will do well
to be as polite and tactful to women az
their great prophet was when the old
woman begged him to intercede with God
that she might be admitted into Paradise
He told her that old women were not al
lowed in Paradise, which dictum causing
her to weep, he backed pleasantly and
gracefully ont by saying that they would
first be made young again. .-s.