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WHlzzED THROUGH HIS WHISPERS.
A Thunderbolt Takes Strange Liberties
With a New London Man.

In New London it's nothing for a gale to
ramble through a mans beard sometimes
at the rate of 60 knots an hour, but to have
a thunderclap tangled up with it that is
quite another thing. That was the expert
ence of Martin Dunbar, a school %janitor,
who %rejoices in the possession of a beauti,
full dark, glossy and luxuriant beard.
Dunbar was in bed at the time. In the
midst of tho elemental uproar there was a
binding flash that lit up the old harbor
town with a sickly violet radiance, and
then a Earring peal of thunder that shook
the foundations of Town hill. This bolt,
which was after Martin, hit a lofty tele-
graph pole first, knocked off it's top, glanced
to the Dunbar chimney top, tore a lot of
shingles and boards off the house roof and
then, having got its bead on the luckless
janitor, crammed itself down his chimney.
1t found Martin asleep in his best chamber,
and, getting out of the chimney by smash
ing one side of it, it directly and in a bust
nesslike way went through the old mans
whiskers. 1t plowed q ragged round fur
row through them and then went on, max
ing a tissure in the house walls in it's sue
cessful retreat.
Incidentally it set fire to the rest of his
beard and whiskers, TO the pillow on which
his head rested, and to the bed sheets, so
that when Mrs. Dunbar, who was startled
by the racket in the house and ran into his
chamber, threw open the door of his room,
she beheld Martin in an aureole of blue and
red fire, like Il picture of an old fashioned
saint defying Beelzebuh. Mrs. Dunbar is
a woman Of resolution, presence of mind
and heroic mold, and she dashed water on
her flaming spouse and saved most of the
bed and the remains of the best part of his
auburn whiskers on the off side. Martin
was badly minced up nevertheless, and it
was not until six or seven hours lat r that he
recovered from a singular sort of stupor in
to which the electric bolt had plunged him.
His right cheek is scared with yellow and
black and blue tracks, where the lightning
blazed its way through his thick crop of
beard, and his side and legs are still spotted
with irregular thunderboit prints. But the
doctor WHO attended him said that he was
not permanently damaged,
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GHEnIF1's SALE HARRISON MARSH.
- plaintiff. " 0sssgs n. Dishl. hannah Diehl.
lii wife. aaA AaasenA WILLARD, dsfendanis.

SHERIFx,s SALE HAIR!sON MARSH,
. plaintiff: - 0esrse r.. Dish!. Hannah Diehl.
his Wits. aaA Iasssna Kqllsrd, defendants. .
UAder anA By virtue Of an order Of sale and
decree Of forsolosnrs ald sale !seued out Of the
district court Of tho } iIst judicial district 81 tbs
"a CLARKE. o. he a;th d.y Of March; 4, 2: 1891.
: Judgment sid decree st toresiosure .nI sale
against Gssrss y. Dishl. Hannah Dishl, his
wife. snd Aaesena Eullard, dsfendants. sa this
2sth day Of nessh. I. y. 1924. fer The sum OF
!,:sss y !,s s'; s.ar tat:,': +. c ,ss . s,a :tt', y; as:s'
4. ID. 1874, recorded In Judgment book No
sell iii thoss esrtstn los. pisoss Or parcels Of land
situate. lying and being In the eounty OF lsw!e
and clarke stats Of GontsaA. and bounded and
described - follows, to wit:
NJ ::!.s;, ;J !aSi. x y i: efs:a.:s:: :SSdit;Ss , e
shsre-f o. hlsd Ter record In ths otkos Of the
sseo,dss OF dssds, IN and fes the said sounty ct
Lewis and Clasks. Montana.
ToQethsr With AL AID singular the tensmsnts.
hsred ,tamsnts and aDpu'tsasnces thsrsuste b.
lonsi.. o. In anyviss eppertAininl.
the "a DAY Of Novesber. 4. b. isSs. q u O'Clock
m. Of that day. at the iront door Of the cont
heuss, Helena. Isvi- and Clarke county. Mon
tanA, ] will. IN Obedience to said order OF sale
and deesss Of foreclosure and sale. eel the above
nsscribsd property. or 80 much thereof - nay
b. necessary to satisfy faiA. Judgment. with IN
;s,.:: snd es.t:, to the highest and b''t bidder:
biT's u1ds; ny h.sd this 10th day OF oot'-
TBARLEs D. CURTIS, shsri1.
By FRHD Z. Hess. Under Hhsrlf.
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To appreciate wave force and what NAV
be termed the throwing Owe Of n wave,
let it be understood that in the winter of
1850, at Bishops Rock lighthouse, the bell
was torn from its fastenirgs, although sit
uated 100 feet above high water mark. At
INST, in Shetland islanes, a door was burst
in at a height of 1875 feet above the level of
the sea. The most wonderful effects Of
wave force recorded were witnessed at Wick
Harbor breakwatcr. Blocks weighing from
5to 10 tons were built in above the line of
high water, first with hydraulic lime, then
with Roman and Inst with Portland ce-
ment. This great work was considered by
the most learned engineers in England to
be capable Of Withstanding the assaults of
the ocean for ages, but in October, 1864,
over 300 feet of this giant barrier was swept
away.
In 1872 Il mOnOlitbic block, 1850 tons,
was lifted bodily and carried to leeward of
the Dreakwater, and in 1873 another and
heavier concrete mass, weighing 1900 tons,
which had replaced the former, was swept
away intact and carried to Il point equally
distunt.-San Francisco Argonaut.
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the NURSE.

Don't fail to feel Of baby's hands and feet
during cold weather, both day and night.
If they become cold, rub them gently till
warm. If that does not have the desired
result, wrap them in warm tiannels.
Don't forget that small socks, tight cloth
in%g-anything which interferes with the cir
~culation-will produce GOODNESS Of the hands
and feet.
Don't forget that baby's lungs need
plenty of pure, fresh air, but that they are
still delicate and ought not to be exposed
to raw winds or sudden changes.
Don't let baby sit on the floor in cold
weather. There is where the most danger
ous drafts are to be met.
Don't let it sit or lie close to the windows.
-Worthington's Magazine.
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y OF the First judicial. district of the
state Of Montana In and for the county Of
haa...as Tnnossxe, plaintiff, vs. John A. Brun-
TIL STAT. q Mont:n. sends greeting to the
You are hereby required t., appear in an action
IN the district court Of the First judicial .distrio:
I e ,is s s1sts C Z. fen sad 70 IN an a1a i0t th a. e SoaaeI nj
day Of ~serviceS After the service on Jon Of TIL.
served out Of this county. but within thisd,striot,
or iudsment y a.f.uit win :. taken .x.iastyoa
! 10 SAID acl.on 70 brought to, obtain : decree
Of said court dissolving the bonds Of matEimony
existing between the plaintiff and defendan. on
day Of May. 4. u. 1897, the said dsfsndant dis
regarding the solemnity ct his marriage, vows,
vilfuliy and witheut osuse deserted and .ban,
continues SO to wiitnlly and without cause do
eert and abandon said plaintiff. and to live sepa.
rate aud apart from her, without any sufficient
without her consent; second, that the defendant
disregardins his duties - . husband wss soiltJ
% Se.I a, immsdis ssSal pseesli.x Ie he s s.la 1o sR.d d, vi .!
May. a. p. 1892; also to obtain the custody ut
Pearl +. Brundsxe. q girl AGED twenty months:
msr i,; tui, OF IL s1 tho " oompfsin II on Sl Fe''h he segse t.
which special reference Is her 'bv made.
And you are hereby notified that II yon fall to
appear and answer the said complaint, as above
required. the said plaintiff will apply to the
court Tor the relief demanded in the complaint
G,vsn under my hand and the seal q the az.
trict court Of tho First judicial district q TIE
state ofhontana. in and for thu
~-- county Of Lewis and Clarke.
Seal First this 10Th day OF fletcher. in thu
Jud. Dist. year OF our Lord one thousand
lourt. e~ighthuudrsd and ninety-three
--- JOHN BEAN. Clerk
BY JESSE Kicker. Deputy I Jerk.
Ella L, Knowles, attorney for plaintiff.
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STOCKHOLDERS MFETING-OFFICE OF
- the Copper J ell Mining Company. Helena.
Montana. s~ptemhsr ID. 1893.
Notice - hereby given that . meeting of the
stockholders of 'ths Copper Bsll hinlug eom.
pany will 10 hold At their stfics in tho city Of
Helena. county Of / evils and Clarke, state OF
Montana. on "wednesday. the lat day Of hovom-
Der. 4. u, 1893. a. which time and place = vote Of
q . stockholders will 10 taken on the proposi-
pany from rvs hundred thsusand shares 10 nine
Hundred thousand share. ana also On the
proposition to mAks tho said stock essssssble.
In accordanos with the pravisions Of the statute
In sueh cases made and provided,
WM. MUTH,
II. +. HpWtLL
&. IA DOCK,
7. II. KLLINsCHMIDT.
Trustees.
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THE CLEANER.

Newfoundland is without reptiles.
The Atlantic ocean is crossed yearly by
1000 ships. ... .
The first work on geology was written by
Mercoti in 1874.
The Shetland women are the finest knit
tiers in the world.
1t is an offense to throw waste paper in
the streets Of Spokane, Wash.
Five men can easily hold down lion, but
niue are required to hold a tiger.
The great goldHelds OF South Africa were
discovered in 1906 by an elephant hunter
nAmei Hartley.
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SHEEIFF's SALE - CHARLES McITInE
PENDANTS. H. o.
Under and by virtue OF an order OF fale and do
cree Of forso 81; ;ho and ssle Issued ont d the
state Of Montana. in and for the county OF
Lewis and Clarke. on the I'd day of nno, <. b.
1879, in the above entitled action. wherein h.ries
q Judgment and decree Of foreclosure and .ala
agsinst ornenus !. snwler 81 al. detendan,s m
tho Il day Of June, A. ID. 1858. Tor In, spm
Of s!3,@io 90, besides interest. costs AID A.
day of Juae. /. b. 1899. recorded IN nd
ment book No. I If said court at n, du I'D
| am commanded to sell all those certain lats
piece or parcel OF land, situate, lying and h.
Ing In tho rlty oi nsirns, county OF lewi. ~
Clarke, otnte Of hontsns, and bounded sn.i A..
scribed as follows. to-wit:
Lots nnn eleven ,1Iand twelve 10Y T.,
town.ite Of Tho CITY Of helena, afores.,J' e.nh
Of said lots be.rg thirty 1907 feet on ErnaS.sa
and orc hGnIred 90 } lsh IN depth, tho aid
premises Icing on the northwest corner Of
Broadea az and Warren street. and knoEn a. ~.
'Msrchz n's hotel propert!. NV
Together with all and singular the tensm,n,.
he~reaitamsnts and appurtenances Iuclsiinx
engines. iiitini .. bar and office counter, ana NJ,
tures} iherennto Ee longing or in anywi.e nnnse-
tanning. b'"A
Public notice is hereby given that on u,,a.,
"a, OF that dsyat the front door of the court bon.s
Helena. Lewis and Clarke county, dnntsn.1
will, in ohedianee to said order Of sals and ,aans..
OF foreclosure and sale, soil the aboysdescr;hsi
property, or 20. much thereof a. M. -
necessary to satisfy said Judgment. with ny -
and costs. to the highest and best bidder 10, caSh
in hand. CASH
Given under my hand this 2sd day o, oo,o.
CHARLES d. CURTlA Sheriff.
~ L. Hoss, Under Sheriff. ""''"+
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II COMMANDER.

Rapid firing field guns, repeAtcrs such a.
the m~itraille,se, were first used with mark
ed success Ia the Franco prussian war.
During the middle ages the strength Of
every army was reckoned by the numbers,t
knights, footmen being deemed Of no value.
During the latter part Of the seventeenth
century pixies were superseded by the hayo-
net, and all defensive armor for the infan-
try was abandoned.
The British army rifle has 81 component
PARTS, In the production Of which 059 ma
chimes ara employed, M well rs various
processes which do not require machinery.
An order recently issued by the English
admiralty appears to indicate that 1t has
been determined to adopt the se of ferrules
as u means Of strengthening the boiler
tubes Of the navy.
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Interesting to Single Women,

Mile. Lenornland has taken it into her
head TO figure out what chances IA young
lady has OF getting married at various peri.
DDS of her existence. From her inyestipa-
lions it appears that out of 900 women tie
marriages are Ms follows:
l0l between the ages of l6 and II years
.UJ between the ages of u and 10 years
23s between tie ages of 20 and q years
1856 between the ages OF % and ~ years
ICE between the ages of "a and p years
CD between the ages of " and y years
A between the ages of 2S and 20 wear.
10 between the ages of 10 and 81 years
IA between the ages of Is! and 80 years
between the ages Of 81 and 81 years
between the ages of % and 81 years
between the ages of IS and 30 years
So that a young lady Of 30 has only IS
chances out of 1000 of getting married.
After 40 the probability of meeting with a
husband is represented by n very small frac-
ton. 1t is a question of dowry.-Diluvio.
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STOCKHOLDERS M~EETING-THE AN
~ nnni meeting Of the stockholders of the
Home binding II ! oan ! ssnc alton of HelenL
for the election OF nine t1u tees to servo for the
ensuing year and for he rsnsscrion Of other
business. will be held at tho office of the s.so-
citation. No. ID 'est sixth avenue, fatnrda,
oct. Is, 1893, at eight p. m.
4. j. STEELE, Eecretary.
Ee,ena, Get. II. l. ".
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HARD TIMES

slsoO-win buy two lsts on Main street. on
each soxiO Ia Hoycc add. al we'll located,
level lots; $500 down. balance ! to J years
tina
lot. we'll situated In Ban Pedro. AL. on
Pacific ooAst Aear Lss Anasles; Will 0ke
Helena prspssty In exchange, o. shssp os
ss7sO-Tns ranoh oe lao acsss tn Eassern Msn-
tsna Ons-i 81 mile from railroad depot. 90
Ysllowstons river; cuts 2 to > tons Ct hay TO
irrigation; axcallsntly adapted fer shesp,
there being largo range adjacent and seel-
tered winter range; good hopss, stable;
sheds and ontbuildinsS, c~o!ra!ls. tsam OF
msnta and u 70 100 head OF stock cattle,
everything soM II absys pr.ce. Will tats
$l.0VO In cash and balapce ~ tmproveo
MATHESuN l. Co. Cola Block.
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THE MARKETS.
STOCKS.

New York, Oct. 2s.-Rar silver, IS.
Coppsr-Quiet; lake, $0.5.
Lead-Weak;d domestic. 1872
During the day there were some slight realiza-
tons at an advance and the decline due to these
causes ranged from l to AZ per cent, coalers be-
ing the chief sufferers. but the market speedily
recovered, final dealings being characterized BY
strength and activity. and the market closed
with = buoyant tone and decidedly upward ten
dency.
Goyernnonts-Quiet.
Fetroleum-Quiet: November, closed At Nae
hid
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NOTICE TO Co-OWEERs-TO MICHAEL
~ WeilAnd, Horny Hsi.er and Joan Wal
have expended min hup.rrd 800 d,llar, in
work, labor and Ina osemsnis uppl the Nelson
quartz lode claim In Niue Cloud mining district
sgpssr BY csr,ifoA,s filed August %, 1855. ia Tho
ohioe Of tho recorder OF said county. in order 70
bold ta,d premises under tho provisions Ut acc
beinK the amount required 10 hold the same for
.he year comnsncins January !. 1885. - the ys.r
ending December 80. 1873. snd II within uinoty
hcAtion you fail or refuse to contribnts your
proportion Of snch expenditure (fss representa-
.ion york for the yssls sfsrssaid(, a. oo-ownsrs.
property OF the undsrsisned, under said section
So OF tho Revised ststutss o. the United
First publication Aug. 20, 1888.
! dated Helena. Montana. Aug. 70. 1893
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A ssEesAENT NoTIcE-TH. LEO MINING
located thres and ens-half miles from Butte
silver Fov county, Montana Notice IL hereby
Seld on IL ssss d.1 q ssptsmb.r. isss. ~ a..
ssssmsnt Of onerhalf cent pr share was levied
upon ths capital stack Of said COMPANY. Peya he
on tho 9Th day Of November. 1888. to John p.
Meyer, s~scretsry 81 sid esmpasy. at the othcs
of The Leo Mining 4 Milling COMPANY ef Non
tana. room No. 4l0 Commercial building. 1t.
Louis, Ma. :.
Any stock upon which saia assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18TH day Of Novsmber.
1898, shall b deemed DELINQUENT, and, will b.
duly I'd vsrtissA for eals at public s~uctlsn.. and
unless payment be made before. will b sold On
the 7th day OF eoemhsr. 1891. to pay the dslin,-
ousnt assessment tsgsther with the cests Of ad-
vertising, and expenses Of sale.
JOHN Y. MEYER,
Secretary Of said Company.
Room No. 40. Commercial building. 81 Louis.
No. of6oe Of said oompaay.
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NOTICE TO OR DIToHs- ESTATE OF ED

NOTICE TO OR DITOHS- ESTATE OF ED
~ ward T. Iunphy. deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the uudersigned. ad-
n'inistratOr Of the estate OF Edward !: Dunphy.
having claims against the said deceased, 10 sx-
hibit then, with the nscsssary vonshsrs, within
loaI months ate. the hrst unlicstio m. o. an.s
room ), | MON block. the ssms being ths place
for TIE transaction Of Tho business of said estate
in the coanty of Lewis and Clarke.
T.. W. Wilson. administrator VI tho estate Of
Edward T.. Dnnphy.
Dated Helens, Got. II. 1893,
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RESTAURANTS.
Independent Agents

THE HELENA INDEPENDENT il
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
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Closing

Money on call eaay; closed At IL pes. cent.
Prime paper 6GS per cent. Sterling exchange
heavy: q. s. ~sixty-day bills. and s+S3a9
Ash for demand.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, Oct. 2S.-Cattle -Reseipts, %. 900
head: market active; 15a zoe higher: natives,
81. log >. 10: Texans. S2.53G19. 20; stockers, 50. cog
8. 10.
E~ogs-Receipts. $4,000 hesd: market active;
heavy l0al5c higher; others steady: rough and
common, 81. g0961j: mixed and packers. IS. 20
@nh.55; prime heavy. s6.6046s0 prime ligh .
IS. 15Mt 50.
Sheep -lieceipts, q. 1000 head: market slow;
weaker; natives. 81. 01@4.2j: westerns. 50. cog
3 Sc.
CHICAGO PRODUCE.
CHICAGO. Oct. 2s.-Wheat- Steady; cash, 6lX o;
December, 64lsc
Germ. tsady: cash. 8se; December. $50.
Oats Steady: ca-h, 21l4c December, 2Sc.
~ork-stea y: oa,it. 5 100; January, s1A.6s.
Lard-stssdy; cash. $lo,45; January, 4s.57h.
Enthusiastically; cash. s9.4G January, 31.62h.
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Hoods SarsapariUa

NOTiCE OF PROBATE CT WnLrIN THE
~ district court Of the First judicial district
OF tho state OF Montana, in and tor the county
of lewis and Claris
In the matter Of the estate OF James r. john
son, dece q cd.
Pursuant TO an order OF said court. made on
the I'D day OF October. 1888, notice il hsreby
given. that Saturday. tue 4th day OF hoyomber
1872, at u o'clock a. N. OF ssid day, at tho court
room OF SAID couit, at the court houss IN the
county of Lewis and ,larxe, Los been appointed
a. The time and place for proving the ill Of
said James y: Johnson, deceased. amt for hear
irg the application OF David A.. johnson. for
the issuance to him Of letters s,tamenIary when
and where any person int r !sted may aprs4r aud
contest the same.
JOHN BEAN. Cicrk.
w jess PICKER. deputy L erk.
lated Oct, q, 1899.
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