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No. 1874.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
u. 3. LAND UFYICK,
HELENA AND District,
HLILEA II anlana Inna Il Ala

HELENA. Montana juno q, 1858. }
fotioo = hereby given t,at the Whitlatch
DOR porstion organized and ~~xistinx under the
.wao Of tho statehof Montana, by Gsorso 2: foo..
i. inta.rI S.a e ,.'i l., v AZ: 4. p0f si S,I'o: .aa,.fs =
v hitlAtch Union and Holden lodss, ~ oiiioiaiiy
iUy'f 4 s%tv s9s t.a.ssi tor on n a",.s".' ID . ,, ,ss
M1s ~. l.ss and ..sN respectively. 1hs
TO esa.dsr. ot|e. III" Il i ~. eI,. and e risi tss" soaa, n
No. Of survey n"a.y NJ s.ass from ws,oS Jo =. so I. ::
TO-, :. tgnrA v. bssfs deg rs min ', .s.1
corner No, 2. thence no y. dsx 81 min .. 4ssl 8 II
TO cornnr No. :; thence 81 dog. " min .. 1888 =
1898. 0 II to CORNER No. q: tasuco n N deg. IJ
min ". 400 y 10 place Of beginping, Excepting
ground conflicting With survey Sss. ~. io.s sss,
IT,, ssC: ssD, and .u...y Me- Z, t4s lot up.
Bsxinnins at corner No: 1 Of said survey No.
t S.a. i . r t wh's q , JGas a !: r. ~; p ,sniaw:
.; Hence . q Sss IS min .. III II to corner No.
4 th'Iee j. IS dsg 2! min '. s.2;5 4 to corner
10, tho Whisl.tch Union lode oi4.ls aore,. ~
BexlnE1ng Mt o Huef RIO. ] OK said survey No.
!.gT7 from which Jones, J. r., no. 2. t9nr4w
bears 3 80 dog ~ min n soc ". 9ia.N II. running
thence Ii II deg, ~ min W. S47.4 II to corner No. q.
theme q 81 deg 80 min o. 85s II TO corner No. 1;
thsnce = 30 deg "a min ", l.I46.2f II to corner No .;
th.noo s 10 dog, 30 min ", 2M. z II to corner No.
.; thence q ~ dog, ~ min ". a7S # to corner No.
7; thance n 81 deg 80 min ". 1871 II ~ place Of
beginning. Excepting and exclndins thsrsirom
4 thai portion Of ground in conflict with sur
vey No. zoo, survey No. 6L2. lot 7SA, survey NO.
5000. survey No 1909 and the UniOnville lode
(unsuryeyed). leaving r net area claimed for
the Golden lode Of 1l.2l acres.
Upon which elaine this notice WAS posted on
the I'd day Of June. I693.
no sdjoinins claims to the Helena lsds are;
2, lot 6lA; on tho north surveys Nos. 4.9M and
l.2o7, Whtlatch Union and Golden lodos. re-
spectiveiy; on the east the Knoxville lode (un-
suryeyed): on the south, Union lodes ! o. 4, sur.
yey No; 70. lot 37B. survey No. IL lot b3A. surve,
No. ~ lot ;5B. survey No II lot 5SB, survey No
e6a lot w. luryey No. 20 lot TIA, survey No. q
Adjoining the Whitlatch Union lode on the
west survey No. SOB, Little Muddy NJ. T.. LOT
!S5; on the north survey No. 5O2. Big Muddy
lote; lot 7SA; on the south survey Ne. 4,205, Hell
snA lode.
Adjoining the Golden lode on the southeast,
the U~nionville lode (unsurvsyed); on the south
survey No. 1905. Helena lode.
ANY or all persons claiming adversely to said
premites or any part thereof are hereby notified
- present such adverse claims before the expire
ton OF this notice OF be debarred forever.
E. A. 6W1GGEJT,
Register.
Date OF first publication. June T.. 1893.
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cht!dren's dresses seen speak plainly of the
care taken by mothers in their preparation,
and some show that no sn all expenditure
has been made. These small aristocrats
frequently offer to the woman who is com
PEELED TO figure closely in dressing her chill
dren models for costumes in cheaper ma
terials which will prove quite as tasteful.
It 10 n great mistake to let a child's attire
DO composed of very expensive stuffs
throughout. 1t is apt TO strike the OBJ
server as M example Of prscocity in ex
t%ravaRance, although the youngster
is wholly innocent of the outlay.
One gown in memory was very
elabo atelv made. but it's material did not
make the four-vear-o'd wearer look like a
was an Empire gown of tino hsir-cord mus
lin. with elbow sleeves and trimmed taste
fully with embroidery. There WAS a little
pelisse having wing sleeves and n deep COL
larette of the smbroide. y. 1t WIS made
high to the throat and had long sleeves
which were drawn at the wrist into a tioht
little cuff. The shady hat which concluded
the costume was of drawn muslin with
large ribbon bows and a brim Of embroid-
cry. Little cap bonnets are still fashiona-
BILE for children, but the ourtains to them
a'e not generally in vogue. Bebe ribbon Ia
much used for trimming these, being
formed generally into largo rosettes. II Ia
pretty. quaint style. and gives an additional
charm to the wee baby face enolosed in 1t.
A simple and Pretty House Drcss.
Here is a pretty house dress for q m So OF
16 to IL years. The material is fawn and
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fall actually to the shoulder. o
even begin q little off th.
fall

shoulder. The narrow Oil who
begins hor ruflss somewhere at the collar
bone, End who perhaps contents herself
with a yoke that is finished with just one
snf1le, and that reaches to the shoulder in
stead Of away ovor il, only makes her mis-
fortune OF figure the more apparent. The
costume shown Displays an odd cape ef-
feet. It's novelty Ia not 50 apparent from
the front. but a sight OF tho hack makes
clear that the cape.like collar docs not ap-
pear in the back At all. II proves TO be
merely q continuation Of the velvet COM
posing the short, full pufs at the shout
deis. Az the back. too. Is . round yoke
made Of box pleats AMI smbroid cred bands
alternately. The fabric uaed is mode col
ored cloth, and the velvet of puffs and
COLLAR is in Q handsome shade Of dark
glove in the back, but Ia front IL Is covered
BY loose jacket fronts. The skirt is bell
form with . sholt train. The whole con-
stitutes a very drsssy outing costume.
Open jackets and skirts Of white or drab
Grill arc excesdlnRly fashionable this sos
son for boating and driving. A white
piQue vest with drab drill suit looks re-
markably ohio; or blue linen and fancy
cotton check are also worn. and with one Of
the new sailor hats complete tho costume.
The new sailor hats arc made in satin or
sunburnt straw, and arc rather oblong.
with the crown slightly denied and the
brim turned up about half IN inch. The
edge is bound up with black or navy blue
ribbon, and there is a band and bow around
the crown, This ia a more feminine shape
than the hard, round sailor aud IL moro
becoming.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-23

Gasoline stoves save time
and money and make cook
ing in hot weather a pleas
ure in ;tead of a task. Why
don YOU use one: The
best and the cheapest is here.
| Burner .S3.75
9 Burners . 4.75
3 Burners . 6.75
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Is fFaught with no pleasant h%nticipationa
for the unhappy mortal plagued with dys-
pepsia. Appetite seldom, discomfort after
aad between mcnls. always ID his portion.
Heartburn and t1atulence subsequent to
eating. a RnawinR at the pit Of the stomach,
before II. nre only a few among the woes
arising from this : uly impish complaint.
Sich headache, %srvousnes constipation
and biliousness are its diabolica! offspring.
Esoh and all of them are annihilated by
Hoststts g stomach Bitters, which tones
the gastric rGans and regulates the liver
and the bowels with certainty and prompti-
tude. Chills and fever, kidney trouble.
rheumatism and neuralgia are also rene
died BY this medicine of rare purity and
comprehensive uses. Invalids OF all kinds
are greatly and swiftly benefited by it.
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Fashions Wee Devotees.

This little girls dress is very simple and
pretty. A suitable material 10 blue cloth.
but almost anything would do AZ woll. Tho
little pleated yoke is kept In place by honey
comb shocking stitch. the same apr caring
on cuffs and COLLAR. The belt Ia blue satin
ribbon q shade lighter than the dress. Many
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WEINSTEIN'S

There are many kinds of
tinw; r.. Son 9 wear cut
soon. rusts, gets full of
holes. Ours don't; it's
m lde Tor service. We can't
afford to sell you TRASH,
but these prices show how
cheaply we can sell reliable
goods.
Copper bottom wash boiler$1.15
Copper bottom tea kettle. 40
Copper bottom large coffee
pot. rs
S-quart dish pan. 20
Pie plates, 3 for.......... 10
Jelly .o5
1o-quart covered . bread
raiser .6S
12-quart milk pans, 2 for. rs
12-quart water pals 20
1o-quart japanned slop pail. 40
Steamers, any size........ 80
Large soup strainers. IS
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SOME FASHIONS
FOR SUMMER.

Tho girl with . short neck and square
shoulders Must have her fluffy ospe ret on a
yoke. for II she starts her liufs right n tho
neck, - the girl OF a different build does.
she MAJ make herself look like a funny
penwipsr. On ths other hand. ths narrow
shoulds ed girl must have hor ru0ies
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Buokleu's Arnisa salvs

The Best Salvo In tho world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rhsum, Fever
eores, letter, Chappsd Hands, Chilblains.
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles or no none required. It
10 guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaetion,
Or money refunded. Price 2B cents psr box
toT sale BY II. n. Pa.shsn 4 G
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A Boon for IndIes.

French Tansy Tablets ara for the relief
and cure Of painful ana irregular menses
md will remove all obstructions, no mat
ter what TIE o. use. The only sure and safe
remedy on the market. Manufactured by
A. Aupsndre. Paris, France. 81 81 box and
for sale only by II. N. Parohsn & Co.. sole
agents, Helena. Mont.
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The Chinese have no large factories or
machinery. and the finest silks are woven
in the small dwellings Of the poor upon the
sim plest kind OF LOOMS. all the family
taking part In tho dyeinR. weaving and
spinning,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-23
"For Years."

Says CARRIE II. SToCKwELL, Of Chester
Held, N. H., II vas afflicted with an
extremely severe pain In the lower part OF
tho chest. The feeling was rs II II ton
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GOOD
GOOD
GUESsERS
GIVEN
GOLD:

A Gold Plated Bissell Carpet
Sweeper will be given to the per-
son guessing nearest to the
PAID attendance at the Worlds
Fair on Sept. 1.
Contest open to every one, but
guesses MUST be sent in on
coupons cut from this space in
The Independent and reach us
before six p. m. on Aug. 81.
IT'S worth winning. Try it.
Fill out the coupon below and
mail or hand it to us.
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On the tower Of the parish church o
Bicknoller. Somerset. Ia growing a yew ire
now i've feet high. It is supposed that i
owes its origin to . seed dropped by q bird
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-23

Ths planet Neptune hna tho longest yea,
Of more than GO, 900 of our days.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1893-04-22

Just lteccived-A choice lot of Penn
sylvana well cured hay For sale cheap
by the ton or in smaller quantities. :.
II Wilson.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1893-04-22
Irwin: Their Luck.

II will lie remembered that in lSS3 there
was II great earthquake in Ischia, an island
in the hay Of Naples Thousands Of people
were killed ard hurt. some buried alive for
days. Well, the Ncipolitans were very
generous in sending aid To I>chia. But
they were also extremely brisk in referring
To little book II numbers with which they
are IA great deal more intimate than with
anything else in the shape of literature
This little book is Il curious nonscnsical
piece of work-a string of common aud alb
stract nouns, adiectives. etc, with num-
bers attached to them. such words. for ex-
ample. as king ""qucen, ""brcad war;"
famine, ""husfand, joy" cat. !" dog"
etc. II is the lottery mongcrs' wade mecum.
When therefore the calamity Of Ischia
was heard of, the Ncapoli,ans Immediately
turned up the word earthquake in the
precious little book. This was the founda-
tion number of the series of three. which
constitutes n ''terno" To complete the
series some chose one word. some another
more or less opposite to the occasion-sich
the day of the week and the day of the
month. or the number corresponding to
death" and island" The odd thing was
that when saturday arrived IA ''tcrno" came
out that actually brought Il good deal of
money into various Neapolian homes
have been told that glad or Joy"
and stone" with the addition of the num-
Der corresponding To our great statesman's
age when he WAS staying in Naples two or
three years ago. was a good investment for
those who tried it.-All the Year Round.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1893-04-22
a Grcnt StickIer.

Eank cashiers and tcllers are invariably
great stiCklcrs for Identification. Even when
their Judgment. aided by some peculiar cir
cum>tancc, tells them that an absolute per-
sonal Identification il unnecessary they in
sist upon going through tie form. \ gen
tlcman of high character who lives i'll New
York found himself Obliged IL c,i II draft
c;Ishcd III a bank III "a small New England
town some time ago. The town was the
place Of the gentleman early home, and
he was known and respected by almost
every resident. But the teller. after glanc-
ing III the signature on the draft. said brisk
Is. Won will have To lic idcnt fled
Don't you know me-" asked he pre-
scnicr of the draft.
No, sir" replied the teller.
well. am acquainted with pretty near
~ everybody in town" said the gentleman.
There is Mr. Il" mentioning he name
of the leading merchant Of the place. whose
store was n few rods from the bank
"All right. said the teller obligingly. Il
will 20 over there with You" and locking
the money drawer he put his hat on and
walked across the street with the presenter
Of the draft. The merchant was summing
himself in the doorway of his store. Say,
do Won know this man. asked the teller
Yes. sir, ann proud 10 know him." was
the quick reply. Without another word
the teller returned To The bank and cashed
the draft The New York man. consider
ably amused, asked ns he pockctcd the
money: lis that what you call an identifi-
cation: Why, you did not even ask Mr.
Il what my name was.
oh. that all right. answered he teller
fsnuially ~ inst wanted IN fiuI SnmphoIv
who knew you. New York Times.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1893-04-22

She was bright mathematical scholar
and pretty. and when She ratified ut the
stamp window and laid down "a dollar bill
the handsome Young clerk in a blue nccktie
on the inside was all attention.
There's a dollar she said. Give me
four times as many twos as ones and the
rest in thrccs
Il beg your pardon he stammcred
She repeated her request.
Certainly, he said and began to lay out
the stamps
He worked nj it 10 minutes without sue
cess. She waiting patiently the meanwhile.
He wasn't busy with any one else. and she
didn't seem 10 mind watching him calcii-
late. 80 she gave him another five minutes.
Then customer came in.
just keep the dollar She said sweetly,
"and I'll come around in the morning and
get the stamps i'll the proper proportions.
He thought she was becoming sarcastic
and turned Ia wait on the next conner. but
when he looked again for the girl of the
mathematical turn she was gone.
That evening he visited the newspaper Of
fees for counsel and advice. and the next
day when she called he sworc there wasn't
Scent stamp in the office.
Now, why did the clerk lie:-Dctroit Free
p-asS
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1893-04-22
Filching From, "a Big Hotel.

Manager Boldi Of the Hotel Waldorf is
about the busiest and most bothered man
in the United States ut the present time.
Everybody in the country apparently wants
to he conducted on II visit of inspection
through his hotel. and he hasn't employees
enough to attend To- the visitors.
Mr.. Boldt has had good reason to know
that to some folks nothing is sacred. Visit
ors have taken all sorts of odds and ends
and then excused their conduct ON the
ground that they were anxious to possess
souvenirs Some of them have even gone
50 far as to dcface the carvings of screens
and other furniture which cost II small for
tune.
Mr. BOldt said Yesterday he had taken
precautions TO guard against this in the
future The craze reached its climax u few
DAYS ago when couple of richly dressed
women lunchcd at the hotel and then
asked To be shown through the rooms. In
their rounds they took silver from the Ia
bles in the private dining rooms and any
thing else they could lay their hands upon.
going far as tn appropriate the napkins.
The women were detected in their soil
vcnir hunt and promptly relieved of their
booty. Manager Boldt. however, refused
to prosecute them. While they We're very
handsomely dressed, he thinks they were
professional thicvcs.-\cw York Herald.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1893-04-22
ODDS AND ENDS.
Unc,e Sam has 100000 wclshmen.
V,l,...o nx,. .o;.l ~ la ~ an a ,,p;n,, ba

UDc.e Sam has 100000 Wclshmen.
There are said to be 20,Gs union bakers.
Alcohol was discovered in the thirteenth
century.
The Danes are said To lead the world rs
butter makers
The salary Of the infant king of Spain is
elJ0OOO n year.
The Angora goat supplies the hair which
adorns ordinary dolls.
Switzerland is erecting what is reported
10 be its first sugar factory.
The method of vulcanizing rubber was in
vented Icy Goodyear in 1879
The mother is the only one of the family
who should be- the favoritc.
Virtue is it sown reward. but sin occa
sionally pays huge dividends.
Tartars of 1000 years ago preserved only
the thumb and toe nails IL their dead.
Sugar bects weighing on an average II
pounds have been grown i'll Floyd county
Ga.
In 1889 electric saws, the electric cautery
and light were used in surgery and den
tisiry.
when n woman has no answer ready, tn,
sea will want water" say the wave washed
Danes.
In Carlsruhc. Germany, any ~ ic playing
on the piano with the window open is sub
jcct To n fine.
Two years ago there was only one co
operative dairy society in Ireland, whls
now there ARE -
Lord Ioughborough was the son of q
farmer. hut ha no love for teamwork and
was often berated for idlcncss.
Rousseau tells of friend who was 4
warm advocate Of suicide and mt the ag,
Of ~ drowned himself in the lake oil
Geneva
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1893-04-22
Dynamiting Condemned Cannon.

Near Monocacy parties are engaged in the
novel business of breaking to pieces with
dynamite the monster steel gains made by
the manufacturers Of cannon for the gov
eminent which, after being cast, are found
To he imperfect. The slightest flaw, abr;l-
sion or crack in cannon is sufficient To cause
the inspectors To condemn them. These dis
carried guns cannot he remclicd unless they
are reduced To small piccca The cannons
are taken in an ont Of The Way place. where
holes arc drilled into them and then set off
with dynamite. of which material a ton is
used per month.
Nearly all the guns are shipped to Monoc-
acy station and liirlshoro. whence they
ARE caric'i to the Place where the ,lynamit-
ing j. done They weigh all the WA, from
4 Ia - tons. and Is Ia - horses are ire
qucntly required. From a half TO three
pounds Of dynamite is used per blast-Cor
Philadelphia Ledger.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1893-04-22
THE GHOST IN "HAMLeT."
Professor Egan Says II Was IA Spirit From
PmrgntorN Seeking ,Imsticc.

u H.Suu says - W ~ ~ spun fVttt
Purgatory Seeking Justice.
Professor Maurice Francis Egan mas been
lecturing recently ON the ghost in liam
let" Ghosts are eeric things to handle
even in print, and when one attempts to
decide whether the ghost he n spirit of
health or IA goblin damned the under
taking il indeed hazardous one Mr.
Egan, however. is n brave man and is not
easily daunied. The spirit Of lIamlet's
father is spirit from purgatory, he says.
who seeks not revenge, hut justice lie who
even touched the garment of a king often
sively was traitor. lie who did him in
jury deserved To die. In those days there
was no such things as trial by n jury. The
state has been slain in the person of the
king: therefore To counsel the o ling of
Claudius is not to conscl murder. hut JUS
tice There is an answer To the argument
often brought forward To prove that me
ghost must be- an evil spirit because he urged
Hamlet To crime Mr.. Egan proves all this
by the words Of the ghost, although 10
quote from Hamlet" seems a bit like quot
ing from the Lords Prayer:
I am thy fathers spirit,
Doom'd for certain time To walk the night.
And for the day confined To fast in fires,
Till the foul crimes done in my days of nature
Are burnt AID purscd away.
Cut OF even in the blossoms Of my sin.
Cnhouscl'd. disappointed. unancl'd.
No reckoning made. hut sent To my account
With all my imperfcctions on my head.
Again, 'Taint not thy mind" says the
ghost These are the words of good spirit
and not of devil.
Mr. Egan's reading of Hamlet" on this
point is not indeed n new one, but il serves
Ia throw strong light on the question Of
Shakcspcarc's Catholcity. The religion of
Shakespeare has been the subject Of endless
discussion. Il do not claim he was prac-
teal Catholic" says Mr.. Eaan. Il do not
even claim that he would have been, but
was deferred by the troublous and danger
Gus times in which he live'i-tiIncs i'll which
priests had their hiding places and mass
was said in barns and cellars. do claim,
though. that he was thoroughly ve,Sed in
the doctrines and practices of the Catholic
church.
The words Of the ghost prove this more
clearly. Shakespeare falls into many an
achronisms ON other subjects, such rs send
ing Hamlet TO the University of Wittcn-
berg ut u time when the university did not
exist. hut when he deals with the beliefs
and customs of the Catholic church lie is
thoroughly at home. iii cross it. though
il blast me- says Horatio. n speech which
the majority Of actors-Booth, Barrett and
all the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10y walking
across he path Of the ghost on the stage.
Fecthcr interpreted the meaning correctly
and in true Catholic fashion. lie made the
sign Of the cross over the apparition.-Phil-
adclphia Music and Drama.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1893-04-22
Billion. Collie Prevented

Persons Mho are subject 10 attacks %
billions coiic can almost invariably tell. h,
their feelings when Ia expect nm attack
II Chnmbcrlnin'S Collie. Cholera aud Dnr
rhoea Remedy is taken ms soon as ihcS,
symptoms appear, they can ward of ia,
disea'e such persons should always kreI
Tie Remedy al hand. ready for imme,liai,
nse when needed Two or three doses al
il ~ The right time will save them much
suffering For sale hy DR. Charles +. W
Hall. Druggist Snow llill. Md
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1893-04-22

was sufferer from cntarrh for tif-
teen years. with distressing pain over
my eyes used Elv's Cream Balm with
gratifying results. Am apparently cur
ed G. Warner. Rutland. VI.
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loo Bushels uf Silver Hull Buck.
wheat, for sale 10y J. T. Holland. Milford
Del