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CHER1FF'S sALE-HENRY HAY. PLAIN
tiff, vs.. Anthony Dougherty ct al, defen' :

Ant0s
Under and by virtue Of an order OF sale an! de
district court of the First judicial district Of the
lewis and Clarke. on the 18th day Of juno.
A. d. 1888, in the above entitled acton, wherein
Henry Hay, the, above named plaintiff, obtained
lis wife. James II. Gilmour, Mm. j: hnnter.
and Ellen G., Hunter. his wife. defendants.
sum Of s4,O52.2 N, besides interest, COSTS aud at
~torney's fess. which said decree was on the 18th
a %sDt & Soo 91n so. a. D D. of 'S sslld o ,e1otd at , n o@.
i am commanded to sell al tho Q certain lots.
pieces OF parcels Of land. situate, lying and be-
ing h ~ tss oo ona So ., n hsr and 'd desc aibsdo' as s toi.
Lot number eleven nl,; in block number
street. and forty,hye 81 feet deep. and lot
being thirty.hye l35) fost front on Joliet TT; ct,
deep; also lot number thirteen lq!s), in block
seven "a. being forty-nine (4aN feet front on Pine
street and ninety,four 90 feet deep, according
Lewis and Clarke county, state Of Montana; also
lot number sixteen. (l6). in block number teven
~. being twenty and ons,hali t2on1 feet seatfl front
NsHj feet deep, said lot il IS upon other later
plats desigated as lot No. u.
Embellishments and appurtsnances thereunto be-
Public notice is hereby given that on Tuesday,
tho 18th day Of .Jnly. A. D.. 1888. ut IL O'Clock
II. OF that day at the front door Of the court house,
Helena, Lewis and Clarke county; Mountains, !
OF foreclosure and sale, sell the above described
property, or so much thereof as may be
necessary to satisfy said Judgment, with interest
in hand.
Given under my hand this 10th day OF June
% CHARLES q. CURTIS. Sheriff.
Ey FRED E. Hoss. Under Sheriff.
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DROpCSALS o MILITARY SUPPLIES
of Dakota. Faint Paul, Minn.. June J. 1928.
SEALED PRptQSA.s. IN triplicate, will DO
received at this Office. or at tho following named
u. m. on July /. 1882. and ope ned then, Tor fur
nishing and delivery Of such 0A,s; BRAN, HAY
cal year commencing July l, 1853, at It. Paul and
Fort snelli. e. Mimi; Forts Eutord, Pembinn
and Yats.. n. u: Forts Meade and Sully. 4 D.;
Helena and Forts Assiniboine. { us,er. Keogh.
Mi.soula. Camps Poplar kiver and Merritt,
hont.: and fors, Yellowssene, "yo iiank
forms of proposals. with full Instructions to
bidders, will Lee furnished on application to this
Office. or 10 tho auartermasfars at the various
| points named. JOHN v. FUREY. Quartermsster,
U. b. Army. Chief Quartormaster.
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GOOD PRICES FOR COLTS.
Tho Annual Sac of Belle Meade Year
lings in New York.

IL annual SHi0 III AbotiO NichuC 1euF-
lings in New York.
New YoRK, June 19.--The twenty sixth
annual sale of Belle Meade yearlines took
place this evening at Tettersalls. Seventy
one colts and fillies were auctioned off.
the get of %Iroquois, Enquirer, Luke Black
burn, imp. Great Tom, imp. Great Evily,
fremont md other famous horsea.
Among the sales was a bay colt
by Enauires-B Bonnie Meade. to Fox
hail Ksene. 81, 600; brown colt by Iroquoia
Pinafore. to N. L. Dryer. 5000; bay colt
by Eolus-M jestio to Rancocas stud, SO, 600;
chestnut FLY by %Irouuois- Monita Hardy. to
w. l.. Powers, $500; brown colt by Iro-
quoiR-C ollossa, To NJ. i. Dryer. 1920;
chestnut colt by EEquiter-Biue Bell. TO Nj.
+. Dryer, $1,000; dark bay colt by Iroquois-
Orphan Gill, TO q. Powers, "a. $50; dark bay
colt by Iroquois.D Duchess. to N. +. Dwyer.
So. 200. The total amount realized from
the sale was S79. 400.
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Petroleum-Lower. dull; closing 60 bid.

Money on call active, 2s@25 per cent; closed Of
cred 3 per cent: primo mercantile paper 6@8 per
cent. sterling exchange heavy; sixty-day bills.
s4.S2h@ ga. SO: demand, $t.o4h.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. 81
CHICAGO. June Observation-Disclosures. 1900;
slow, weak; top prices to-day, S5.0O@5 %; no
extra steers here; fair to good, "a 25@l.S5;
others. %. 9Oa4. Is; Texans. s2.70@4.l5, 5s. :,
hogs-Receipts 5000; fair, steady: mixed
$6. l5u8. As; prime heav5 and butchers weights.
81. 45@6. So; light, $500.
Sheep-Receipts $4,000: slow. 15d25c. lower:
stockers, S so; natives. S4. S5@5.5O; Texans.
S.. 85@4 10; westerns, S4.6Oa5. 10.
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHICAGO. June 19.-Wheat-Steady; cash, 65No;
July, 66Hc.
~Corn-Higher; cash. 42Ac; July, 42Ac.
Oats-tirm; onsh. S0Hc; July. 30Ac.
Earley-Nominal.
~Pork-Firm; Cash. $2o.lO; September, 5000.
Iard-Firm: cash, $685.; september. $l0.55.
Ribs-etrong; cash, $9.16; September. 89.57M.
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NOTICE TO cREpIToRs.-EsrArE OF

~ nIarEaret IJurnoH. u6censeu.
Notice is hereby given by the understand, adj
deceased. to tho creditors OF and all persons
having claims against tho said deceased, to ex-
hibit them. with tho necessary vouchers, within
four months after tho first publication OF this no.
tico. to the said administrator at the Office
of T.. II. Goodman in Townsend, Mesgher conn.
ty, Montana. the same being tha place for the
transaction Of tho business OF eaid estate.
MARY LANAHAN,
Administrative of tho estate OF Margaret Durnsn.
dec a6ed.
dated May q. 1899.
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Bueklen's Arnies saliva

The Best 6alys in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores. letter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains.
COINS and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
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guaranteed to give perfect satisfse tion,
OF money refunded. Price % cents Dor boz,
For sale BY n. N. Pa.chsn l. Co.
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Working with Military Protection.
ToNAwANpA. N. Y, June 19.-EveEythinR
is quiet Tonight. The barRss are being nm
loaded and the soldiers and strikers are
harmonious. Tho lumbermeu feel confident
OF securing help enough to rrevsnt .
blockade.
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Notice is hereby given that five per centrum on
tho capital took OF the Montana Midland kai.,
way company having been 81 bscribel. there will
pany ct room ~. Montana National Tank bnild-
ing. at 10 o'clock n. IN. on the 18th day OF July:
1893, for the purpose Of electing five directors OF
IL, 1893. A. freeman toote. John d. Wilson.
Cutler Whitney. Arthur q. ! omblrd.
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THE MARKETS.
STOCKS.
NEW York, June 19.-Bar silver. eSa6.
Coprsr-Dull lake Sl06h.

NEW YORK, June lV,-BAr siIvsf' eS1'
Copper-Dull; lake $l06h.
Lead-Easy: domestic, $500.
The week opened with extremely dull mar
kets in Wall street. The stringency in money
caused the commission houses to discourage
operations. At the opening of the market there
was a pretty general advance. the Improvement
ranging from A@1h per cent, with Manhattan.
Distillers and Chicago Gas in the lead. Thu in
activity induced some traders to raid tho list
and Sugar and Missouri Pacific yielded TX. Chi
cago Gao and General Electric IL. and the bal
ance Of the list A@1 per cent. A rally OF hGA
per cent. occurred after delivery hour. when
money eased up, tho rate for call loans dropping
from 25 to three per cent. The continued weak
ness of exchange, which revived the talk about
probable gold imports. also exerted a favorable
influence.
Goyernments-Lower.
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NATuESON Il CO.,
Gold Block

PROPOSALS FOR COAL AND WOOD
June is, 1893. Sealed proposals. will be
received at this office until II o CLOCK
noon. July 49,. 1898. at, which, time
tract let to the lowest bidder. subject to thu .ap
provAl Of the director OF the mint. for furnish
ing (dsliyered) 10 the United States Assay, Cface,
lump coal and twenty-five (25) cords best yellow
pine wool. The ri hit is reserved to reject ans
or all bids. W. D. WHEELER, Assayer in
charge.
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A Differences with the Pops.

ROME. June 19.-Cardinal Serfino Van
nutelli. archbishop Of Bologna. has resigned
the secretarial post held by him al the vati-
can. The resignation was due to differ
ences between the pope and Nannutelli re-
Rarding the policy of his holiness.
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FREMONT. O.. June 19.-Tom Roe, the
bicyclist arrived here ut seven o'clock and
left at 7:45 for Woodville. where he will
main over night.
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MATnEsON . co.

MATE rsON a cn
800 mar front foot. 6no cornor lot on Dearborn
.yenu = One biooE from Knisht street; only ono
hiocE from two e~lectric linee. A iine location
fnr 4 residance. This Iot I'M oyer 400 feat 'front.'
10 on Desrborn venue and e $50 fect deep;
r. OOO down.
SSs ner front font for iso feet IN rcptou axe-
nne .fio,ninS Hnnsar additinn.
IN ssr front foot Tor 100 feet ON Fifth avenue,
betveen iJayis and Hattie: at room house,
sYnsii stahie fruit trconL
IN Mar front font Tar fftv fat IN Broadway
MAJ usyis. s ,
30 ~ Sront foot fcv mx1A0 feat m Ninth ava.
nnsaA : .'SAs 49,. 's~'
Vi0 mar fooA for lot bOx1lO Attaining Flovsrree
addifion. psyahlo S6O dovn. SD Dor month,
M nsr fnos for oorner s0xiI0 an Hoilins ave-
nus, On -eisotric linz.
m nar f0of for lat fronting ON Fnnkon and
Msdison avenue, On electric Hnc. VIII IS sold On
ayo soars time Is nufchssar vho builds: intorast
4 pef Cont,
~ pcr Foot Tor los coVA2S on jackson ana Lo-
IA nor foot ,or lot 10nr1 An nm Misaonla avenue.
aond 1ocatien FOR snv ons viahinv nlenty 81
xnon for nnnltrv hus3nase. umrnhssaf NO builda
MAJ have fhree 1890 dms Ia nav for the lot,
DWAAAlNuO rOH AAI
So,sOO-Handsome brick dwelling In Ksnwood,
eleven rooms. all modern improvements. fin.
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Roe Still Speeding Westward.

1t Is not what its proprietsrs say, but what
HOOd's sarsaparilla does, that tolls the .torY.
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The largest and best line Of baly Carriages in
the city at Tho Leo Hive.
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The INDEPENDENTS
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ON TRACK AND DIAMOND.
The Winners of Yesterdays Races I'M
Base Ball Games.

The Winners OF Yesterdays Races and
Base Bali Games.
SHEEpsHEAD BAY. June 19.-Traok fast.
Five and one-half farlongs-Correotion
won, White Rose second. Stonsnell third.
Time. 1:08.
Six Observation-Disclosures won. Kinglet
second, Clio colt third. 1:13 3-5.
Seven furlopRs-Ajax won. Sport second.
st. Michael third. Time, 1:26 3-6.
Mile mt q furlong-Count won, Gloam-
ing second. Kildeer third. Time. 1865.
One mile-Now or Never won, Sir Arthur
second, Anna B. third. Time. 1:41 3-5.
Five Acknowledgement won, Figaro
second. Josie third. Time, 1:01 90.
LAToN1A. June 19.-Track fast-Si1 fur
lonps-Anne Elizabeth won. Donnell sec.
ond, Lancelet third. Time. 1:l511.
Thirteen .sixteenths of 4 mile = Rebuff
won. Thor second. Confidence shird. Time,
1:24115.
FIVE furlongs-Lulu @. won. Preference
second. Lorna Doone third. Time, 1:02h.
One mile-Msbelle won. Fay s.. second,
Capt. Rees third. Time, 1:41A.
Mile and seventy yards-Sister Mary
won. Tho Reaper second. Response third.
Time, 1:44116.
One m,ie-Peabody won. Forest Rose
Six furlonQs-Aurota won. John Berke-
Icy second. Ceverton third. Time, lis.
ST. Louis. June 17.-Traek fast. Sir
furiongs--Advance won, Haymarkst second.
Adam Johnson third. Time. 1:16I.
Five furlongs-Ella Smith won, Charley
I. second, Favsr Jr. third. Time. ITO.
Seven furlongs-Rally won, Safe Home
second. Lockport third. Time. 1859.
Owners handicap. one mile-Upman won
Excelsior second, Sight Draft third. Time
1:444.
One mile-HiQhland won, Fslero second
Guido third. lime, 1:43I.
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Boston. June 19.-The champions played
fine ball. Boston 4. Brooklyn 1.
P1rTsBURa, june 19.-Heavy hitting was
the feature to-day. Pittsburg 4. Cleve-
land II.
NEW YORK. June 19.-The giants defeated
tho senators with ense. New York IA, Wash
inRton 8.
CINCINNATI. June 19.-The reds won the
game by good batting. Cincinnati ID. Lou
isville 10.
CHICAGO. June 19.-The Browns won nm
el~sven-inninR game by McGill's poor
pitching. Chicago 8. 81. Louis 8.
PHILADELPHIA. June 19.-Baltimore had
the game up to the ninth inning. when -four
runs came in by a tumble by Taylor. Phil
dolphin 6, Baltimore 3.
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WANTED-FIVE OR Six ROOM HOUSE
w not far from Main street. Must be very
reasonable rent. Address b. c., this Office,
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PARTNER WANTED
BOARD AND ROOM OFFERED.

BOARD AND ROOM OFFERED.
EOR RENT-kLEGANTLY FURNISHED
l. rooms with board at Mrs. Carpenters. cor
ner Clarke street and Benton avenue.
BOARD BY THE DAY, WEEK OR MONTH
~ at 418 Broadway.
FURNISHED ROOMS WITT BOARD
i Location central; terms reasonable. 50
Park ave.
EOR ~RENT-ROOMS AND BOARD 500
i Warren street, corner Sixth ave.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-EEMALE.
Advertisements under this bod thrse times
SITUATION WANTED-A MIDDLE AGED
tho Il ' County x',n'' 4 sisss''o aH .. scsseass''t th Is
office.
SITUATION WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED
OVERS family. "Housekeeper, . 541 Breckenridge
street.
SITUATION WANTED-A NURSE MOULD
~ like to take care OF . chronic case Nurse
81 breckenridge street.
SlTg : .E!S ,WAN|T y = Y.s eER% SaAS.s GILL
Inquire Rodney hotel
SITUATION WANTED-BY ATHOROUGHLY
can furnish machine: reterencee. Cora john
son. No. 457M MCMILLAN street. . inoinnati. Q.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A. 9TENOG-
~ rapher and typewriter who has had a years
experience in = lawyer's office; COED references.
Address Miss N. this Office.
SITUATION WANTED-TO DO ANY KIND
~ OF werk IN city Or country BY woman with
SITUATION wANTED-By A WOMAN. TO
~ do light homework and IL q good cook. Ad-
SITUATION WANTED-BY a LADY, POSI-
nurse; have no objeottions to going on 2 ranch;
will leave town provided fare Is paid: will assist
in the housework; can furnish best Of references
Room F. 20s North Rooney street, Helena,
Mont.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE
Advertisements unHss Mis- he.u thres times
SITUATION. WANTED-AS. A GARDENER
~ and to look after team. Highest references
ss to character. Address W. NJ, Independent
Office
SITUATION W~ANTED-As COACHMAN OR
be depended ~1 upon nj steady es 'ihs habits t." and i good
worker. Addless box 1873, city +. y.
SITUATION wANTED-BY YOUNG MAN. OF
~ II, Of good habits, in store or office; best
references. Address p. 4. box 972.
SITUATION WANTED-BY MIDDLE-AaED
~ American to work for private family; handy
S E,.s ss sso. 2 aadssss1 vii, s shis CHEZ. care OF
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pendent Office.
| WANTED-FIFTY FIRST-CLAS5 IRRIGA-
' tors: satisfactory wages paid. Apply to
Manhattan Mailing Co., Manhattan. Mont.
WANTED-TWo YOUNG MEN AS NEWS
agents on Northern Pacific road. Apply
to news Office, depot. Must have security.
W|ANTED-SALESMEN, TO SELL OUR
w choice and hardy nursery stock; many
special varieties to offer both in fruits and orna-
mentals. and controlled only by us; we pay COM
mission or salary. give exclusive territory. and
pay weekly; write ua 1t ooce and secure choice of
territory. May Brothers, Nurserymen. Roches-
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WANTED TO REN

TO RENT.
XAIANTED-A MARRIED LADY WOULD
w like to secure board and room with = res
pectable couple or family in . quiet part Of
the city. best references furnished. Address
Call" Independent Office.
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FOR sALx-REAL ESTATE,

l. ness OF any in city. liver $1,000 profits last
four years. $500. cash and easy terms On
balance; account sickness. Herbert X Rosd Il
NJ
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEOUs.
EOR SALE-A HORSE AND PHAETON
/ for sale cheap. Enquire At Masonic Tenn
pie, leo. Booker.
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EOR bALE-&2.8OO HOUSE FOR 81, IT'S, SIS
l per month or to snit. II. b. Heed d Co.
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MoNrY 70 xOAN,

MONEY no LOAh-H =. fAkAER MEN
- adv., paesN
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ron KENT-DWELLINGS.
EOR RENT. Observation-Disclosures 1T Il.
i Reed g. Co., opposite Grand Central Hotel
Largest list In city.
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Hoods Sarsaparna

And is now free from it all. She has urged
many others to take Hoods Sarsaparllla ana
4la., hnun also hnen cured. II will do YOU good.
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WANTED-FIFTY FIRST-CLAS5 IRR1GA-
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Manhattan Mailing Co., Manhattan. Mont.
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HOOPS PILLS Cure all Liver Ills. 1aundice'
sick headache, biliousness, sour stomach nausea.
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WANTED-TWO YOUNG MEN AS News
w agents on Northern Pacific road. Apply
to news Office. depot Must have security.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-07-07
PERSONAL.

HERR SCuLEGEL, interpreter to the
Outch Government at Batavia, showed
n 1869 that many OF our indoor games,
ncb as dominoes, chess, trio trac, bac-
,arat, and ~lansquenet, have come from
china, and are very old, running BACK
vo or three thousand years Is. y.
One OF the finest and most perfectly
appointed library buildings in the
world is the new Millicent Library,
presented by the children Of Mr.. Fl. a..
Rogers, of the Standard Oil Company.
10 the town of Fairhaven, Massachu-
| ,etts, in memory of their sister Mill
,ent. who died in 1890. This library
las an endowment of $4,000 for its
mpport, and already contains over
5000 we'll chosen volumes. Fairhaven
las proited by the accident OF its hav-
M been Mr.. Rogers birthplace, for
I owes 10 his family a fine school-house
md a handsome town,hall as we'll as
he library.
A GERMAN woman, Frau DIR. Won
| Wettstein Adels, spent three months al
, common factory hand at Chemnitz
md in the nei2hborhood, working in
Ave different factories, gIsherin mo
;erial for n work GU the SUBJ CT OF
women textile workers.
Mrs. Frai eos iloleson Furnett makes n
nrrer income than AIRY ct er woman
wfi'er in tile worl :. She wasone of the
first members Of Mr.. leSant's Society
of lnthprs, and she VAS very instru'
mental in getting thu Ame team Gov
ernm,nt 10 pa the Copyn4h; Bsil.
TmE death has ouiv recently been
lclIronlelud OF the Btrou esq Won Lev.
letzon, wLo is pOpilarly supp tot to
have been Goethe's list love. When
1.-The poet met her he was se~veuty-three
and she was eighteen. but the disciep-
ancy in their ages did not prevent his
lettering her his hand in marriage, and
although she refused him, lie immor
talizcd her in his poem the "MsrI"n-
bader EIegie." She never married, Int
spent her later years at her HON :, the
Schloss Trlblitz, in Bohemia, engage Ill
charitable work among the poor of the
neighbothoJd She was over ninety
when she died.
In Chill there are two la,ly doctors ana
two Indy lawyers. A gtolt many lulios
are employc / TT the post and telegraph
offices, even in the higher positions
At the SaGtil:o ''nly,t sity, luly std.
tents arc admitted o. The same terms
IS men students, and in a number OF
both higher and lover schools boys
md girls are instructed together.
HELEN kEPLAR, OF Alabama, par
illels Laura Bri lgman. Though deaf,
lumb and blind, she has learned to
~lrticulate and can speak as freely and
Is fully as an unaffected person. In
ong conversations with any one dear
% her, she places one finger across the
Ups of the speaker and another on the
throat, at the larynx. In this way she
understands every word uttered.