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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-24

NOTICE TO. .Co-owNERs-To G. K FIN
= schmidt ". !; Reed, J.: :. Wal b, Geo.
1reri Q. purchaser o. tho interest of . Klein
schmidt. w. IS sed, and J. alsh. their
heirs. assigns, executors and administrato rs:
You are hereby notified that " you oo-own
ers. 1hos. Il. lller. L. a. Walker and Il. H
Ia glsy, have in sscorda. co with sectiou 1894
of the revised tai utes of the lnited ~tatss. OK
pended IN labor and improvements nj o.! the
placer elaine designated Ms follows: OTIS I and
n = W, ] cs,et ,pp"site dorado bar, an IN
organ I'D mining district In the county Of owls
ami lxrke and state. 81 Montana. the sum Of
tao h inbred collars. b,ing the work required Ivy
Law for the purpose Of holding ami representing
ad Claims for the yenrs Of Ioal and 1891.
Now tGsref. re. be it known thar unless you
esch contribute your hare OF such CYL endlt re-
amounting to "a, apiece. for each above one.
ely tn intersst held or claimed. and remit thu
came TO the otice Of I. h. Miller. nj Holenx,
Mont M, in the comfy Of Lewis and lnrke,
within ninety days = ter tho sorvics OF his no.
tico by publication, your interest or irtsrest. In
the said pla O. claims will be forfeit ed, and bo-
coms the property Of ,ho und.rsigrei l.. a. pro-
yiued by said section 1891 of tho / nited States
statutes. Tho 4. Mill .ER,
u. II. LANhhEY,
/. A. WALKER.
First publication Nov. II. lssa
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48E& .#F'.
a court Of the First judicial district Of the
. .t.te ~ Ct nontans In and Tor the county OF Lewis
Il. j.. frank. doing business under tho firm
name Of thHnix Clothing .ompsny. plaintiff.
rs The Rcd Mountain ailiing ompsny. NJ. W.
Johnson. V. Charles linda and II. A. Mackin-
shove NAMED defendant !:
You are hereby required to appear in an action
in tho district court Of the First Judicial district
ct the STATE, Of Montana, in and for the county Of
di.S itstasnadC Clarke and to answer tho complaint 70
OF service) after the service o you Of this sum
mons, IT served within thi. county: cr. il served ont
t et I'M; esG .xa ot bat xi,hi I;t this district ass1 s, within in
Judgment by default will be taken against You
according to the prayer Of said complaint.
sssinst you: the above named uelond ,nt., for
the sum of four hundred and twenty and 10 leo
doilsrs Tor so.df. wares and nerchsndi 9 sod
tain Milling tompsny." = It's special ,%nstsaee
and request, b., ween the first day of January,
A.: . 1893. and the first day Of September, A. y.
70 psr cent per snnum from the arst day Of May.
1s93. tor unreasonable and vexntious delay. and
for costs OF suit.
And Jon are hereby notified that il you fail to
required. the said plaintiff will lake Judgment
against you. tho above named defendants. Tor
tie the s al. q q 3 ~ pss so es0e al and .n. 'n's'' from 1ht the ''r St
Given under my hand and the seal Of the dig
t'''' court OF the SIT 't: ., E% lnaasial d ;n .ns for OF t 'Ss
@.C- county Of Lewis and Clarke.
zeal First this 18th day Of o,ober in the
'' co.rt st. ::i f.s # ss S:s r.; M S s'ss ssso s !
~~- JOHN BEAN. Clerk
BY Kss c. FIoxrR. equity jsrk
~. J. tAvanAuGh, attorney Tor plaintiff.
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T r EE!
f5ais aeEte8 hs4Ah
OIs. Liebig ( Co,
The World Renowned Specialists.
PERMANENT OFFICE: l3S MAIN st.
The World Renowned Specialists.

yRFF CONBUi TATION given TO sl psrssas
eaHsrlng from chronic Dtseasss. Diseases Ut the
Eye. Ear. N ~, Throat, Liver, stomsoh. kld.
a afys; o urinary fhe , .ssn;l f is.,...iux and num rs,y. e
pat, ents In Montana demand sresisr fsrilitisS
.nd accommodations. to meet which Drs. Lisb,s
dao: have estab ished Offices IN this city. hey
, :,li ss shs sl VIII .s Ct . ts ~ s ss.Diis:;.a ': s.:.: e
tho head Office. whore complete records srs sept
Of all cases and the trrntmsnt adopted. Eeeh
branch having II spssciali1 70. no ons physictan
have ; consultation on every care p!s,entsd.
Having thonsands to refer To, comparisons aSe
readily made No expsrimsntins-simply 81.
oi, mb.r ' Proved .ases..fu. f : l. sm he . s'..e q
their success nd the retson euch marvellous
cures A. heretofore reported have bssn made
after tn" bts. local physicians pronounced than
hopelessly incurable.
MEN. bronio affections, whether from early
Ws.lness Lee. Of / snhood, sypsiili,. and othss
affections uniting them from enjoying any Of
the pleasures Of life. treated and eursl after
.nso;uts failure y others DIT, L;sbis q Co..
treating the diseases q Men Is worldwide. and
they have patients in all parts Of Il.
Women. has iii til Istsst sppiinnoss and
remedies used in the principal hospitals. and q
withouta superior on tho ooast.
tAIARRH-And kindred affections Of the
rye ~. Throat and Lungs successfully treated
the most delicate child.
Traces for Spinal DefolmitlsA. Club Fsst, sts,
manufactured Satisfaction guaranteed.
Call early and avoid being hurried BY the
large number Of patients. those who cannot
can state their cases BY Letter (arefnI s~ltentios
given 10 CORE epOndsnCe and medicine and sp-
planes sent By express.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-24

NOTICE OF SALE OF DELINQUENT
~ stock-Ihe Leo Mining y Milling Company
one-half miles from Lutt,. liver ow county.
Montana
Notice hers IS dslinque-t upon. tho follow
in d.sorr bed took OH accourt Of as'o ment
lsv.,L III, 4stn day of S-pIember. 1898. lh, Sow
sr.l amount set opposie the names OF the re-
sLectiNe 4h.seho ders us follows:
loL,r ~ ate. 100 certitt ates numb red 3Ol to
ss8, Tic usiva. 1910 20 1874 inolu Two and 6lw to
6 ob7 nc .uslve. q III for / 0 shsrs 8. mount due
on e"i', s snare = "a cent lent so. osal p Ssu. b,rsd ,ol to 10
inc ukive. cay for 100 FLARES. mount Que Oh
each same cent. otal s.
II. sulDnn, . certinca'es mum or d 5l7 t. b2l
inclusive. EACH o 100 -hares. Amount duo on
eacis share y CEN. !otrl ~
H.. - ittman, il cert ncateo numbered SO to
$40 elusive. each for iU shares. AmuuHt due
ot,'n p q. are ; Gent. Oh -i~M. ~
henri ho,iI, II. l Ger | cato nun or.d IL for
loO sa,r's mount due on each STARE "a cent
j.. hooper. d Gel, ticates numbered Si7 to
va inclusive, "sc for 10 shares Amount due
on each .ha,e - cont, 1t.a % i, hs-sa o., to
oss inclusive. each for lCu .ares noun due
on eacu share !. cent, al %. ~
Iusu HouninG. /" o ,t..yate. Lumber 30! to S9i
inclns We. each or ~ .iars.. mount dee ON
each share y cent iotSi FL 81. a.
il lam i1un, ~ Ger !hc-trs numbered 1904
to IL. inclu i've, each for 10 hares. mount
doe Oh each share N cent. DIAL 81.
I. 4 ! o.soE. ! CO lihcste numbered ltta Tor
lO1 fhs.es mount due ON saei' share "a ONT
! wal v " Y
NJ. IS. opwenstein . certificates Numbered
1888 and Sal. zach for l0J cha es. Amount due
on oacn share !. cent. T"tat s..
Il. d C.ark. : certificates numbsred GIL to
6lSs inc. u.iv.. each for los shares. Amount duo
On oaon nlar. - coat. otal $40.
samuel schwab, / csitilcate numbered 1919
for t0,O, 20 snaros. Amount du on each share y
cent Total $500.
Ars. e,aeg, / certificate numbered 1920 for
aHO a,ares; ) certificates numbered bb7S to 6oI'
inc usiva. each for 10 shar ~. mount du On
each sh, Z !, cent. 10 nj sa. .
tiixabe,h j Ter, ! certificate mum bered
71M for aaJ sharGs. Amount due ON eAo. hare
u cent. utal Sl.H. x
Marion j. .lrsen. l certificate numbered Ilsb
for 20 shares. Amount uue ON each share y
cont. Total 81 2s. ~
Irntk ichnals. 10 certificates. nu nbered 1854.
1890 TO 1893 incIisN". 1910 10 lo%l inclusivs, luAb.
10 1 to 10 i inc,nriro. Zach for lJu shares.
Amount duo on o., h share y cent Total -,
AMI in accordance with law ~ many shares Of
zach parcel at sAid s,ock that may i've necessary
will b, sold nj tho cast front door OF tho court
housp in tbs city Of st. , ouis, state Of Missouri,
on tho ith day Of Decsmber. 1883. at The hour Of
one o clock p. IN. Of said day, TO pay the snid de-
l~inquent aassssmsnt thereon, together with tho
coats Of sivsrlisinS and tho expenses Of tho
sals. JOHN Z. MtlEt,
Room 40 Commercial building. st. Louis. Me-.
office Of taid company.
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Carried the Ball Twenty-nine Years.

Andy Costen, u citizen of Wise county,
Tex, was showing u mimic ball ut Deca-
tur recently that be had taken out Of hts
head. Mr.. Costen VAS wounded In 1864
on a retreat from Dalton to Atlanta, Ca,
under the command of Joseph E. John
ston, Frank Cheatham's division, in the
Fifteenth Tennessee regiment. The ball
entered just above the right eye and lodged
in his right jaw and since the wound heal
ed has never panied him until recently,
when q physician examined 1t, which re-
suited in the physicians extracting 1t from
the place where it had been 30 years. The
ball weighs 497 grains and has it's original
shape.-St. Louis Globe Democrat.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-24

TRFASUHE HILL MINING GO MPANf-
u Tres ON ROW crock. about two and ono
alt miiss son,h from 81. Louis, in Jefierson
county Montana,
|o.Acs IL isfehy given that NJ n meeting ns tho
trust - "i sAiu company. ,oii Oh the -nih ia OF
ctohsr, lssS, - assessment iNo, " OF ono MI.
p rshsre waA levied upun tha % itAl siooa OF
sa,d company, payable to the andersisn'I at his
office at Helena, Mountains. on or before Doe. i.
lsps. any stock upon which ssid assessment re-
mains unpatd IN leo. Y. isss. hall b. deemed
st public auction. and, unlss. payment -h,il hs
made tefora. will bs sold on Doc. 30, 1877 to ray
tho .eialaent assessment, %,oactnar with tho
cost OF advsrttetng anu expoass of salo.
M, MAohAtF.F. seerO ary.
ofios State Publishing CO.. Ill to us broad
way. HelonA. Montana.
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PAT ENTS..
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THE
An apparatus for heating air by steam
haa ham inventcd

An apparatus for heating air by steam
has been invented.
ASkin gyaftina to curc blemishcs ON horses
bus been tried succsssfulyin Lancaster, Pa.
France. II IL reported ID going to Try the
plan OF printing postal cards In blocks.
With stubs Ike = check book, 80 that the
writer can koep notes Of his correspond
euce.
A freproof building wall, combining
with the frame q corrugated sheet metal
sheathing. sheet metal siding secured
thereto. and a noncombustible filling, has
been evolved.
An English firm claims that with It's out
Mt Of caskmaking machines U cask has
been made from beginning to end-staves,
heads and hoops-and put together Ia about
Eve minutes.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-24
One Of the Results OF the Infamous
Crime Of Prendsrgasi, the
Assassin.
Paranoia the Latest Name Given
by Nxperts to tho Homi-
oidal Mania.
Nsrsssss sad Hts Bonb-ChAuaesy Dspsw
.. Ep,Asm.ss Of Cs'ms- Frscautloss
u WsshinEton.

There has been a great deal Of talk about
m epidemic OF cranks lately. Whether or
not the unusual activity among persons Of
unsound mind, whose homicidal propensj-
ties have been inflamed by the Infamous
murder Of Mayor Harrison Of Chicago.
should be digniied by the designation 'epi-
demic," IT is certain that a prodigious num-
Der OF cranks arc On the warpath. The
echo Of Crank Prendergast's pistol shot
was heard all over the country and imme-
diately stirred the spirit Of emulation in
the breasts of the eccentrics, and the COL
umns Of tho press have ever since been bur-
dened with the record of their mad ex-
ploits. The victims Of the Missionaries have
bean public officers and private citizens,
millionairss and men without wealth,
preachers and police officials. The impel-
ling motives have been not less various-a
fancied wrong or injury, refusal Of a money
demand, denial q work or help and even
unrequited love.
Paranoia IL the scientific name Of the dis
ease with which ceai...;i suffer. AT least
90 says DR.. Stuart Douglas, the rank sharp
at Bellevue hospital, New York. A man
has paranoia, says this a~lienist, when he Is
troubled with illusions Of prosecutions Or
with ground.ess beliefs that he has or ought
to have great riches and Il grand positionin
life. DR.. Douglas believes there are at least
a Thousand Of the variety of ~lunatics known
rs cranks at large now in New York. Be-
cause there are that large number and be-
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-24
A sure Cure for Piles,

Itching piles are known BY moisture like
20, spiration, causing intense itching when
warm. This form as we'll as blind. bleed
sanko's Pile Remed which acts directly
on parts affected, abso b. tumors. allays
itching and affects a permanent cure. Fifty
cents. druggists or mail. Circulars free.
Dr.. Bosanko. Philadelphia, Pa. Sold BY
Parohsn-D'Acheu Drug Co.,. Helena.
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CurA for

Al n 'emedy for all forms of headache
Electric Bittsrs has vroved to DO the very
best. II effects = permanent ours and the
most dssadSd habitual sick headaches Weld
10 Its Influence. We urge all who are
afflicted TO procure . bottle. and give this
remedy . fair trial. In GASES Of habitnal
constipation Electric Bittsrs cures by CIV
ing the needed tons to ths bowels, and few
osses long resist the use OF this nedieins.
Try IL nt once. Large bottles only 80 cents
Ut PAsshsn.D'A ehsul Drug Go.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-24

STOCKHO' nERs' MEETING THE AN.
- nnai n.os'ins Of the stookho der. Of
me Pony cold Mining company will be-
held at tho otice Of the Hslonn I
livingston smelling 4 o uoti n TO-, HELENE
Mont IA. On Tuesday. Nov. ~, 1893. at ii O'Clock
t!u toes for he ensuing year. and Ito ,ranssc-
ton "s 9 oh other h9sinss: :. may properly
HolenA Montana Nov. ia, 1898
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-24

Scrofu'a is one Of the most fatal among
the soouraes which afhiot mankind.
Chronic sores. cancerous humo-s, smaoia-
tion and consumption. are the results OF
scrofula. Ayers sarsaparills eradicates
this poison. and restores, to the blood, the
elements of life and health.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-24

The Oficers Bring Up the Rear.
In the Ashantee army the officers occupy
the rear, SO as to cut down the soldiers who
try to run away.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-24

In 1860 an experimental cruise of all the
ironclads in the British navy, 30 in mum.
Der, was made during very rough weather
to ascertain Row they would behave dur
ing n storm. Result deemed successful.
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The Duties of

One OF the duties of the prime minister
of Madagascar is to marry the queen of the
country for the time being. The present
premier has been married to three queens.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-24

It's sometimes wise to act as II you
were rich when you are poor, aud when
Eich to act a. II you were poor.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-24

= Hoods sarsapsrilla cures catarrh and alro
cures consumption In its early stages. Gold by
druggists.
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THIS PAPER 1. s t:Y S4 x q. a: Z,
% and 6S Merchants Exchange, Fan frapoisco'
Cal, where contrasts fer advertising can b
made for Il.
The Portland daily press., 1893-03-15
The First Parish Records.

To the Editor Of the Press:
Something was published short time
ago in the newspapers relative to the
copying of the First Parish records of
your city. The records referred to are
the church records. About the year 1870,
parish and church records were distinct.
The former was civil, and the latter a
record of religious body, both parts
contributing to aid the church. The
First Parish was organized in pursuance
of statute in the year 1874. DR.. Samu-
Ell Moody was chosen the first clerk, and
annually reelected until 1744. He was
elected again in 1746. Joshua Moody,
his brother, was chosen for the interven-
ing years. Moses Pearson was chosen
from 1746 to 1880, and was succeeded by
Stephen Longfellow, who was annually
re-chosen for % years. The First Parish
church, Thomas Smith, pastor, was
formed on the 8th day of March, 1927,
and entered into covenant, which was
subscribed to by Thomas Smith, Isaac
SAWYER, Thomas Haskell, John Barbour,
Robert Means, Samuel Cobb, John Arm
strong. William Jeals and William Jemi-
son. To this entry on the church rec
ords. Mr.. Smith adds: I'VE are the first
church that ever was settled to the east
! ward of Wells" 5. T. M.
Cape Elizabeth, Me.
The Portland daily press., 1893-03-15
In Menoriann.

The board of managers of the Port
land Provident Association, desiring that
tho records Of the association should
bear suitable memorial of the loss the
association has sustained by the death OF
one who was long a member of the
board, and who was always ready to do
his part in its good work;
Resolved, That in the death of Vice President
Henry Fl. Burgess the association has lost one
of its most earnest friends; one who, IN al
things, was ever actuated by sincere desire 10
do what was right; whose greatest pleasure
was found In being helpful to others, anu whose
highest aim was to be good and to 40 good;
Rcsotued, That to the bereaved family OF our
late associate we tender our sincere sympatny
and reverently implore for them that consoia,
ton which alone can come from Him whose
loving care is extended over all whom sorrow
has thus burdened.
ResoIued, That these resolutions be entered
upon the records of the association, ana mat q
copy be sent to the family OF our deceased
friend. CHAs, HENRY CHASE,
EBEN COREY,
PHILIP F. TURNER,
Committee.
The Portland daily press., 1893-03-15
DEATHS.

In this city, March 10, Albert Worden, aged
"a wears months days,
TPrayers "Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock,
at the residence of his son, J. T. Worden, No.
14S Lincoln street, Burial at Chebeague
Island.
In this city, March IA, Catharne J. Smith,
aged 3S years month.
= Notice OF funeral hereafter.1
In this city, March. Il, Mary, only daughter
of Mary and the late Edward Beattie, aged
years months 8 days.
Funeral on Thursday afternoon at $50 o'clk,
from No. 25 Center street.
In Southport Feb. I6, Grace B., aged 2 years;
Feb. II. Lucy NJ, aged IA years. Feb. "a, Fan
ME T.. aged 8 years.--only children of Melville
ri and Maggie j.. NickerSon.
In Bath, March II, Geo. nj. Adams, aged IS
years IL months.
N'1 In Albion, Feb, ~. Mary A. Runnells, aged
y III Wateryille, March 2, olivette King, aged
In Winslow, Feb. 81, Mrs. Rachel Abbott
At Green's Landing, Deer Isle, Feb. "a, Chas
= In Rockport, March 1. Joseph E. Clinton,
's In Jefferson Je s Feb 81, Mrs. Rebecca Gray
''s1 In Rockiand, Feb. 10. Joseph A. Condor
In BATH, March IL, Mrs Lydia Whitney, aged
80 years months.
III Bath. March 10, Mrs. Margaret O. Morse,
aged N years, widow of the late Capt. Alfred
T. Morse.
The Portland daily press., 1893-03-15

The steamer Eleanora, which left here
for New York last Thursday, has had
quite an eventful trip. She went as far
as Provincetown, Mass, where she put
in on account of stress of weather. At
ter the weather moderated the steamer
proceeded, and passed Highland Light,
but was obliged to return. She started
again, and had passed over the Shoals.
when it was found that the coal had CIV
en- out. The steamer then put in at
Newport, R. l., and secured supply,
after which she continued on her voyage.
During these movements the Manhattan
reached New York before her and will
come back with the Eleanora's freight.
The Cottage City will make the next
trip. The Eleanora will come back on
an extra trip.
The Portland daily press., 1893-03-15
Portland McAn Auxiliary,

At the annual meeting of the Portland
McAll Auxiliary, Tuesday afternoon, the
following officers were elected:
President Mrs Charles J; Chapman.
Vice Presidents--Mrs Edward T. Chase
Baptist; Mrs. Charles A. Brown, Congregation
alist; Mrs. o. w. Fullam, Free Baptist; Mrs
Matt S. Hughes Methodist,
Corresponding Secretary-Miss Anna E.
Recording Secretary-Mrs. H. w. Noyes.
Treasurer-Miss Ernestine Libby.
MANAGERS.
State Street-Mrs. Thomas J. Little Mrs.
Prentiss Loring Mrs. A. G. Dewey.
High street-Mlss Alice Twitchell and Mrs.
Second Parish Mrs. s, L. Everett and Miss
Martha E. Tobey.
FIJI First Baptist-Miss Ella Cummings.
Free Street Baptist-Mrs. P. O. Manning and
Mrs. s. A. True.
Free Baptist Mrs. L. NJ. Leighton.
Chestnut Street-Miss Mary E. Blake.
The secretary, Miss Lucy A. Noyes,
reported that meetings have been held
regularly each month, except during the
summer vacation.
More than twenty new members have
been added during the year, making a
total membership of one hundred.
The sum of SLAB 3S has been received
during the year.
Steps are being taken to secure hall in
Paris, to be supported by this Auxiliary,
and it is hoped that this work will be en-
tered upon in the Immediate future.
Mrs. Chapman was chosen a delegate
to attend the annual meeting of the
American McAll Association, which will
be held in Albany, N. T., in April.