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A Cloth Measuring Machine.

One of the most convenient devices lately
introduced is a machine for measuring
cloth, whether cotton or wooden; an appa-
ratus which not only takes the length Of a
piece of cloth, but also records it, yard by
yard, on the margin, one of the chief i'd
vantages of the mechanism Ecing that the
operation of measuring never requires to
be repeated-that is, the retailer finds the
piece he buys marked on the wrong side of
the sewage through its entire length, and
he has only to unfold the last yard to see if
the length corresponds with the invoice.
and at any subsequent time it can be seen
at a glance how much there is left. Thus
the whole trouble involved in measuring is
done away with, and also the liability Of
making mistakes in cutting lengths to SUP.
ply customers needs. The cloth is not
damaged in any manner. Many classes of
goods, such as silks, are woven with a sell
rage that has TO be cut off before they are
made up, while for others an ink is used for
marking the figures that can be removed
as easily and completely as the ~tailor's
chalk from II coat. This useful machine
can be driven either by hand or power
New York Sun.
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Independent Book Coupon No. |.

Ne n jlTThe Old Mam'sello's Secret. z, z
No. blind Fate: BY Mrs. Alexander.
No "a vaTrsnt Vito. by floronce Warden.
No. 5-RnfEno. ~ 6n;d ~ Charles feado'
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CUMMONB-IN THE DISTRICT COURT
y Of the First judicial district Of the
Itate Of Montana in and tor The county Of

Of tho First judicial dlstriot Of Il.
.tate. Of Montana in and 70. The county Of
Jasper Aehner. plaintiff. w. Sidney A. withsr-
tee. defendant.
The state Ct Mont:n. sends greeting to ths
You arc hereby required t. appear in : n sotlcn
IN the district court OF tho First judicial district
Of the state OF Montana, in and for ths county Of
Lewis and Clarke, and to answer the complaint
filed therein, within ten days. (exclusivs OF the
day of ~servieo) after the service On yoa Of this
il served within this county: or. il
serycd out Of this county. bat within thisdlstriot
Of st iudsnsns y ss diesaS 1I's viii = H ssfsa . ~ c",;
according to the prayer Of said comDlaint.
Inc SAID aetioa IS brought to obtain judgment
against de'endant for tho sum Of ore hundred
to and for tho use Of Plaintiff on the S0th day Of
Nay, 1880: and for $500. on account of property
OF tbs vsluo Of $500. withhold from plaintiff and
converted and appropriated by defendant to bis
legal interest on said sums from the SOth day Of
May, 1880. II being alleged that the payment Of
.aid sums is and has cen rincs said date with
held ty an unreasonable AM veAAtious delay;
And you, arc hereby notified that II you fail to
appesr and ans wer the said complaint. a. above
required. ths said plaintiff will take Judgment
;s.vit: sis4. with issal i sas 81. from nsT Nay g.
1890; and $500. with like interest from said date.
and for costs of this init.
Given under my hand and the zeal Of thu. Dis
a''' court OF the .i .,s't Of ' So1tsns s'i n ssd e =, H. E:
Seal First' this 18th day Of August, in tbs
'' ess e: !]i:it :; 81; IS = Fl sis: :sss::s'
by G: O. FnEEMaE. equity Clerk.
la. Carter. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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WOMAN ON THE STAGE.
Actress Fanny Davenport Tells How the
Highest Success IL Won.

Actress Fanny Davenport Tells How the
Highest Success IL Won.
Is the successful actress born or nader
OF beauty, magnetism or hard work,
which is the least essential?
viii the pleasure derived from the art
and from fame and fortune repay n woman
for the struggling, self sacrifice, loss of
home life. etc necessary to attain itP
These questions have been asked Of a
number of the leading actresses on tho
American stage. Here is what Fanny Day.
enport says:
II think the success Of an actress is won
by application and persistency. No one is
born successful. They may be lucky, but
unless that luck is seized at the proper
moment and put to good account, 1t Is Of
no use in u professional life. l cannot
now look about me and see one actress en-
joying success who has not fairly won it.
Modjeska, Morris, Wainwright, Coghlan,
Mitchell, Lolita, pixley, have earned every
particle of their heaped up measure Of sue
cess. There are some who have been tied
to the ladder and some who raised the lad
der, but they are far fewer in number than
the deserving ones.
II think magnetism far better upon the
stage than beauty. When, however, both
are combined, the labor to excel Is less of q
hard row to hoe, for the beauty brings a
woman into notice, then magnetism win
attention and interest, and success is as
sured.
'There is no reason why an actress should
not have y home life. OF course in the
travelling company custom a woman is de-
barred from having one real home, but if
it is in her she can make a home wherever
she goes. Applause and fame are wonder
full incentives to work, and ambition to
win more is like champagne p%unch-the
more you hay the more you want. If
girl has u strong will and can say mo-
and mean it, there is no profession in the
world more productive Of comfort and
money than the dramatic one. Many make
it a vehicle for a display of personal charms
or amours, but those who 60 Tito it as a
living, loving it is an art and making it
first before all frivolous attractions, are
bound to succeed. "-Boston Herald.
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ElRE lSSURANrE POLICIES STOLEN
1 H'lena, Montana, Get. =, 1879. 10 whom
blank policies forms numbered 2j7,2ai rink
and 2i't22b. OF tho Guardian Assurance com
pany OF London, arc Nursing from t g oficn Of
COMPANY at Helena. Montana. l,ar ,Lo aLmra
nam q policies have Eevor bacn iqsncd or com
tefsignei by aid agents, and tho uuhIic ara
hereby warned that they are null and vn;d NV
hf. }. iANEf r., , enersI 5Gcn.
! aclhc Coast department, Guardian ssIrnncc
to.
Head office 20; San ONO street, e,n r,rci.oo
California. 'l CO
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVES TuAT
whereas, default has been made in tho INV.
Ilent 81 a certain proInissory IL to .xrrutat 10
FRANKLIN Il. Wallace and dated New },Tk ~
J.. May 10, 1879, for tho sum Of twelve hunIre,i
his Office. so, 80 Wall street. New OF : ~
ninety days after said date: ana whrrn,s 80,
note 10 secured by 81. $50 shares Of S ock If tho
mains wholly due and unpaid: nov, tnn, etnro = :
as mo legal holder of said note. shall. pur.uoIt
/" the PROVISIONS thereof, IN / for the orirncst ~
enforcing Its payment, sci. tpiI stock at anct,n
L" tho highest cash bidder. ut tho Arw ort r. 81 u
! sIats snissroom, No. Ill hroaiw.y, New in,t
CITY. Oh Oct. II. 1885. at 12;3U p. III. ~
Now York, N. Y Sept. q. ISIS. Ai0''
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THE MARKETS.
STOCKS.

CIVNNS.
NEW YoRF. Get. 4.-Bar silver. 1874.
Copper Quiet: lake. 1910.
lead-Enreiy steady: domestic. S.G5.
The speculative situation on tho stock OK
change settled down into a game of watch and
wait, with Washington az tho POINT on which all
eyes ara fixed. 10 day the general feeling wa.
that silver repeal was gaining ground nd CON
sequcntlg a majority of the trader were on the
tuil side of the house. At the very opening Of
the day thers was a fractional decline. but it was
only momentsry, and sellers Lecame buyers.
keaiizatiCn' followed, but before coon the up-
ward movement Was resumed. 1t was not until
ilnal dealings in sales TO realize brought about a
fractional loss. Tho general list at the oIose rc-
corded an advances ranging from % to 2 per
cent.
Go~yernnent3- Steady.
Petroleum Quiet and steady; Cctolpr. Goa
hid
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS-IN THE Dis.
~ tsict court Of the first judicial district Of
inc ttate OF Montana. in and for the bounty Of
stats OF Jennioi Wilmer. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the updersigned, ad-
deceased; to tho creditors Of and all persons
hnving claims against the said deceased, TO OK.
I'pit fhetn., with the necessary vouchers. within
fonr months after tho first publication OF this
notice. to the faid administrator ct the law
office OF hassens hullard. koom 8 ,,old blook.
Helena. Mont. the same being the place for tire
transaction of tho business of said estate in tbs
county of Lewis and Clarke.
JOSEPH r. WlTHER,
Administrator OF the estats Of Jennie l. Wit.
msr, dec asod.
Datod September ., 1893.
First publication Sept. 10. 1899.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETISG-OFFIrE OF
- the Copper ell Mining Company, Helena,
Montana, :eptFmEor Is, 1893.
Notice 10 hereby given that n noa,ine of tho
stockholders of the Copper Bell Mining com
pany will he held at their office in the city of
iiclenn, county Of evils ard Clarke. state of
ber. a. ID, 1888. at which time and place a vote Of
the stockholders will TO taken Oh the proposi-
pany from five hundred thousand shares to nine
hundred thousand share. ami also on tho
proposition to make the said stock asacssabIc,
in accordance with the provisions OF the sta,ute
in such cases made and provided.
VIM. MUIfi,
II. ;. nov i'll,
J. f.iAl COCk,
I. II. XII l%SCUMiDT,
Trustees.
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FOR SALE.

Attractive new dwelling having hall, seven
three closets. hot and cold water in kitchen and
bathroom, with lot having ninety-seven frontage
on Eenton avenue. on electric line. 1850. payable
VI, $50 dawn. balance three year time, interest d
per cent.
Ranch Of 2,sOO acres. excellent land. under
necessary outbuildings, 1900 inches Of water.
convenient TO schools and market, commands
excellent range. Price 81 per acre, oasy terms.
FOX lil4hT.
IS. six room house. Second street; 50. five room
house. broadway: $l2. six room house. corner
second and Bcattie;. Sl5, five room brick. bath.
~ CHANGER; T2i. elegant ak room dwelling.
bath, furnace, First and Seattle; S3l, handsome
eight room. dwelling IL. II. heckier's) No 81
5. Raleigh, bath, furnace, range; $40. four room
cottage, furnished.
MATHEsOA & CO.. Gold Hook.
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Independent Agents

THEA 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.
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CLOSING
Closing

Money on call essy; closed offered at 2s por
Sent lfllne mercantile yaper 10 per cent.
SlerlihG exchange weak; s~i2ty-day bills, >t,SIa
@A.eS; demand, Si.s4a@4.sj.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. Oct. 4.-Cattls-ReceiD I, mn
head: market notivo; strong: primo native steers
3.tO. ' S'-""
,iogs-f Receipts BLOOD head; market activ We.
slightly higher: closing stronger: rough and
c"inhloh, - ooMd.lE mixed and packers. ST q
@G,Gu: assorted light. ST. Slme.g5. ~
sheep-teoeipts l2,000 head; market active.
hs'ohs'hhti'e'' - westerns, s. 25n 3.o5.
CHICAGO PRODUCE.
FHIC,Go. Oct. -Whoat-E asy; cash, Gt.c.
December, 81 '']''
torn-: asier; cash, 40t:c; December. iO4c.
~oats-stendy' cash. 2sc; Dcccfnber, 2s&c,
Sla.9J. ~ '"N"e's'
Lard teady; October. Sa.i9; January. S..20.
h!bs-l asyi October, $a.o0. January, 81. 27,.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING NOTICE Is
hereby given that t, o annual meeting of tho
stockholders OF tho Blaine 4 lining company will
De held at room No. 6Ui. Power building, corner
Sixth and Main streets. in the city of Helena,
Montana, on Friday. ! ct. i. 1888, at ~ O'Clock a.
m, Tor tho purpose Of ~olecting a board of trus-
tees for the ensuing year. and to transact such
other business as may como before said meeting.
5. i. SWlGGtlT,
NELS CLfSEN. President.
secretary.
Helena. Montana. sept. %, 1893.
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NOTICE TO srOCKHoLDERs-THE AN
~ nual meeting of tho stockholders of the
StedmAn + oundry Il Machine company will he
hold at tho Office Of tho Montana stio1at bank,
Helena At ! O'Clock D. m. Thursday. Got. 5.
1928, for the purpose Of electing trustees and
transaosina such other business a. may properly
CONS before the meeting, T.. RANsCME,
Helena. Sept IL 1Sos.
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NOTICE TO BTOCKEOLDEHS-THE AN.
A nunl mesting Of the stockholders Of The
carbonate King Mining company viii 20 held It
" office Of the esmpsny., shober d Rasch's
tuesday. October 10, 1854 at IL n. f %
the election Of trustees and for the purpose Of
authorizing the trustees to lease the property IL
bsstnsss as may come before said meotina.
J. G. CliAMER, Presidonl
AtAEst7 y r BECK. Hos1ets11.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY YOUNG LADY
- stenographer with first class recomntenda-
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X z, this office.
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SITUATION WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED
~ ialeslady in the glove department.. perfect
and speedy hitter. and does repairing and chang
Ing. Address L.. s.. independent.
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SITUATION NANTtD-EY. a. RESPECTsA-
y Bile widow lad.' to do Light homework e r
dren: wages no obje II; good homo wanted. AT
breckenridge street.
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TREASURY DxPARrMHNf,
CYYIcE OF THE CoMrTRoLLKn OF THE
CURRENCY.
WASHINGTON. d. g.. tept. 10. 1903.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PEit-
4 sons who may have claims against This
h~ontans National Tank OF Helena" Montnna,
that the Same mast be presented to Ihomas A.
Mnrlow. recover, with the loyal proof thereof,
within threo months from this date. or thor may
b. disallowsd. yAkE8 II. ECKELH
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STOCKHOLDERS MEET1NG-THE AN
nual me ting of tho stockholders of the
20 D' Mining company will be held at the
office OF the Helena & Livingston melting 4
deduction company. Helena, Montana, on
s'ednesd' ~. October 4. 1893. at 3 o'clock .. III :,
Tor the purpose of %electing a board of trustees
Tor the ensuing year and the Transaction Of such
other business as may properly come before it.
o. u. ALLEN Secretary.
Helena. Montana. Sept. q, 1893
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SIC CKUOIiDEHS' MEETING-THE An
- nual meeting Of tho stockholders of the
Montana fire ( lay company for the election OF
officers and the transaction of such Other bust
ness as may properly come before the meeting,
viii be held At the office of &. G. Swallow. St
outs block. Helena, Mont. Tue day. Oct. 10.
1893, at seven O'Clock p. m.
Ii. +. Triton. secretary.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY
- who has been trained as q teacher as lady's
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helena.
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SITUATION WANTED-EY A RESPEC Ia
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ADVERTISER LETTERS.

letters for che following parsons remain
uncalled for at the Helena, Mont, postofico
en- Oct. q 1863. In calling for them
please say advertised" "
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A LICENSMD
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BROADWAY.
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SITUATION WANTED EXPERIENCED
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SITUATION WANTED-A YOUNG GIHL OF
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Stephens. Lillian Mrs.
u, mile Miss
!. Fl. CLEwELL, p. M.
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EpR sAiih-nY MERCHANTS HOTEL
company. cheap. on, Dtshold safe. ono
Hemingtnn typewriter aud cabinet, ono metal
case national cash register. an elegant kohmer
piano.
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nor SALE-THE MERCHANTS HOTFI.
tor, tHent.
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Adams. Jno. A.
Aivord. Frank +.
j own, John
Brunette. Mike
Carlson, Albin
Clark, Geo.. h
Covper. David
David, James
Eidinee-, syrAs
Erickson. Anton
Gnsnon. Pierre
Grayelie. Isaac
Hagerty. Con
Hislmfait. j. H.
johnson. J. Is.
LANG. J. M.
Logan, j. Il.
Madigan. J. r.
Mitchell. G. W.
Mitchell. U. n.
'Mvler. Martin
Mcdonald. ID. b.
McQuadc. J. +.
Phillips. G. h.
hayden, W.
Richards, John A.
Rutherford. Will
Smith. A.
Taylor. A. N. Rev.
Turner, q. A.
Webster, John
Wilson. Charles X.
LADI
Ashman. r. Mrs..
CLARK. Eva M iss
Coy, Emma Miss
Earl. Edna Miss
Gervaise. Peter Mr.
Helwig. G. w. M q.
Lehman. Misses
Marshall. Daniel NJ
Piersohke. Louise III
Smith. John Mrs.
Widlund.
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SITUATION WANTED-TO DO SEWING
~ by the day. Address AS Adams ktreot.

SITUATION WANTED-HY A .HEsPECTA-
~ Bile young lady to care for children and as.
sist in house work; can furnish reference ii re-
quired. Cali at ~ Divis on street. near Iiodnsy.
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ron EoUs.

ION rALk-COAL HURTING COOKING
and heating st1ves. or will ira 10 tor good
wood hester. 50 Alta street.
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SITUATION W~ANTED-BY A EESPECTA-
~ bic woman to do work by the day. Call
at ~ Division street, near KOdney.