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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-21
THE HAMMOCK MILL.

uaNlu james, VINO " now up NJ Era,
Idaho, will start up the old Bannook
mill on July Let. A letter received
from him states that he has contracted
for tho ore from q number OF mines
IN that district, and several hundred
tons OF the ore have already hoen deliv.
cred at the mill. Mr.. James has been
operating the Last Chance anu some
other Properties, and thinks the mill
can be- turned to profitable account
NIL Al suNDANoE.
Special Dispaieh 10 ne SEwA
GUIDANCE, Wyo., June l9.-The
gold mill at Welcome CITY, Crook
county, fifteen miles east u SundRnee
will be- completed at once. A fifteen.
day test will then DO made.
PRosPEoIoRs START OUT.
Special Dbpafch 70 ne news.
GREEN RIVER Wyo.. June TO-
Geo. Odell, II. stone, n. ID. johnson
Chester and ChRs. small OF Butte,
Mont, outfittei a prospecting party
and LETT Tor the Sweetw alter country
yesterday. They have with them a
patent process for saving Hue gold.
All are experienced miners and lt 10
expected that they viii make some
valuable nuds before they return.
NOTES.
A shipment Of q tons OF ore from
the Utah Consolidated mine was up
from Tintic today.
A canal twenty-five miles long Ia 10
DO built from the head Of Slater creek
10 the Tom Nellie placer mines, In
Colorado, Just south OF Rock Springs,
Wyoming. Ihe new mining camp Is
reported as doing well.
The Real Estate exchange held It,
weekly busineis meeting this after
noon. The advertising committee re.
ported progress and asked for further
time, which was granted. The 10.
mainder Of the session was devoted 10
matters relating to tho oxcursion OF
Tuesday next.
The Idaho Democrat says that Era.
where David James OF this city 10 now
engaged on his Bannock and List
Chance properties, IL looking up, and
that the hammock mill viii soon be
started up on large quantity OF so.
ounce ore from the Last Chance group.
Teams are now engaged hauling ore
to the mill.
The hearing of the contest case Of
George Ii. Williams vs. Farley p.
Pratt, in the local land office, has been
closed. The homestead entry was
made July s, 1850, in a quarter OF sec-
tion rs, township l north, range !
east, located about two miles north Of
the Temple block. The contest was
filed by Williams April 10, 1893. He
alleges abandonment for over six
months. The caso 10 now under adj
visement by the land officials.
Butte IntermOunta6i At tbs Alice
properties WORK Ia being prosecuted as
usual, but much OF the ore treated ut
the mill Is obtained from the rich leases
In that vicinity. Al the West Eliza |
tho lessees are making fortune, the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-21
THE wORLD's FAIR.

iod"S's Happenings Ia tho white
cay.
CHICAGO, June 81. The blazing sun
on streets soaked with the rain OF last
nlght made the Worlds Fair grounds
something like a biz Turkish bah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-21

Friday will be Derby doy.
Saturday will be- manu.actutors, and
builderr' day.
The contractors will give their en-.
ployeA half holiday on Saturday.
Merchants and clerks will take n
half holiday at the races on Friday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-21

IrANFoRD's wEADrm.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2i.--Stan.
ford's wealth " estimated all the way
from thirty 10 seventy millions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-21

Spteiat Dispdfeh 70 ne NLWA,
GUIDANCE, Myo., June l9.-The
gold mill ut Welcome CITY, Crook
county, fifteen miles east u SundRnce
will be- completed at once. A fifteen.
day test will then DO made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-18

The attendance at tbs theatre last
night told emuhnlictly IN { the II
many Rye has uit the popular tastc.
The audietce was De large as on the
opening MI ht an just ~ onthusias,ir.
Many Of the Suggestions offered by the
NEws wur. accepted by the plAyors
AMI the Improvement was quite u'.
noticeable. The LAST pefinfmAure OF
the Klmnuy rs, Will be- ven tonight.
TIE Salt Lake 3 1ok company talk
of atiemrtinr May Bloc IN next.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-18

1ur rnrtrsr courAsr


Mr., hlylr very audsomely rcmem-
ber,u the local HomcDmmatic ciuu 10y
inA fuctiug his advance representation
10 srnu them two stalls Tor she opening
Performance with HE compliments.
The stage as "a mora iut>t, swat.
ing, enObiing aud educating mankind
cannot be- altogether the "habelrsH
fabric Of yisiuu," when meu are
turned from tho COwhfulce of irlf.
destruction ana brought 10 u realiziug
sense oi The nobility Of lie by VIII
nessingn play.
The following remarkable letter was
received by Mir, ROyio the last night Of
tue engagement a. HDuluy'a the itur,
Chicago, last season. Much Of the
lettrr with IT, passionate recital ot
wrongs nnd ia story Of the writer's
lie ~ suppressed from obvious deli
clry;
Dear slr--I feel that kind heaven
diuCtcu me HOOluy's tonight, Tor /
assure you 1 went uuwa town Tor an
entirely dill eront purpOso-thst OF Oh
tanning morphine wish whtuu 20 ouu
my misu Ab'e existence. Az / passed
BY Tie thea,er, somr impulse, know
not what, pfumpted me 10 40 iu.
IfeiUftcl To occupy "a uumbo position
Ia llt gallery where / might 10 uu.
observed Hn4 alone with ny thoughts.
But assure you that you hud not be-
tue large audience m IRE pr.
iOuuu aul earnest listener tuRu
/. Ana why not 2 A. was lhe
story ol my luo being UNFOLD
td 30 me, mud 20 real, NJ star.
Ing in its portrayal q al Wac amazed
nj tne similarly, When I went down
town tuuIght l Thought thure wa Ouly
O.e WY 90 aeuiuo lhiB ques,iun auu
tnut was tue course hau c0u EN-.
plate, hut iuve teeiug your play
have dovtueI tnrie 10 a Uuttrr huu
nuoiur way. 1 have rot friunu iu
the wDriu 10 " Um / can turu in my
nuurOi nevu, but o ms tot " hat ms
iututr may ur, shA ! always foot
grateful To you ,uf wuuuH "A play nuHr
am Dr. 10 utiivf Huu lac az ma Alps.
W. may never meet, but Whu,h We
uo Or u0, / shail AlwAyr rrmrmb o
with kudu r, tue man Wht 10y u-
genius has taught me that uie 10 wOTth
Me !ivlrl sit,r 90,
Nty oi,uirnly yours,
q hurLEui -utFtUER."
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wnford " oodrun, Geo. "a. cannon,
Presidcl'. Cn-hlcr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-18
Ne~

Monday night Will be one Of Oh
mountaineering events OF the the e 81
,ifr theatrical .e,-on be ihHsciy y. IHr
WiJrIy.a v,frsi,mucb-i,.k,I-o. IiaJ
Of Fn uas, thr product of the reuius
of NJ. Edwin Mil u RIyle Of Got
city,i- Co be- frrn Tor the ur time siucr
itwas ba. uzsi ON iue SD. LtNs STAG
aud given tnr tnuraI Out p. Oars
urss. rnh iutcusiius eve.f Goo b
place On the eveuiu. o Au.u. : 1901,
aud Immediately nuerward. ~ " f1 e.
took his play TO Sew Y Oh, auu wltu
the aid u o wealthy Denver uncle
bought 10 out al the Standard tuua.er.
10 was ii 10 shortened o1usidunuiy-
nlmost the only ADVERSE comment h'
the Salt Lakcpr uuCuDu was ma oh
account Of i,s leultu-tnd Ia ofdef
that it might not be- con oundoi Win
Alter DlfE, OF others OF the luud
school, IL was rebaplzri with the
aimpIu aud effective name VI Iicuds.
IH success vas Uuphauc irom
Tho tuIL In the lace Of
an enormous expense account
unu hot weather bcsilcs, the play made
none. IL was purchased uy ~.
HauE, the we'll known Cluvolauu
mana .tf, ami sent ou the road furcrrs-
fully tof tcatOu. Tbeu MI hJyle
him-eli bought back the ugnis, aud
has ever since wurd thum, Ia cpuurc.
ton with h.u Filsu Auahlts, MI Hen
Jefaou. itis story familiar 10 SAT-
Lakrn how j.. J. Henley ha beun
engaged 10 play sue part VI Jack on
the uIeuiuR ntEEi-tuu part tftntru
here by MI Roy an"acci4uh. "
prevented hls appearance how NJ.
RlyIu a-tumcI the role himsuil nos
be madc hit IA the part, and nDw hv
hgs ever slucu retained u. Mr. Hen
defsUu btll has be Original rolu-it
would be haru 10 iud another mao on
toe Antrican eta. q who could iil tue
ftqu reutns of tue actor pianu viz
tuua5, Ne he does. Mis. selma Frtlot
EuyIr liays the part Of Marguufitr,auu
th. sup oftiug cast isin the hands v
M alnitauly collected New nOfk com
phuy. 10 will poruaps bo Of Interest
10 80 the cast nt an amateur company
when brou. ht Out the lay, placed
alOa side that OF Mr.. II Iy,e's present
company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-18

Next Friday ard SATURDAY evenings
Po,r DAILY ma Cuutry sort will b.
the ut tnciiou No The heater. Everyone
remembers. DAly'r rare And rlcn humOr
~ the sport ia Jane. Powers Mad
Bargain, aud repofts say ms character
In the piece he is now starring In 4.
Just o. rich. Day has two strong at.
fractions win him In the perslua Of
the only May lrNiu anu Ada Lewls,
HarlisRn's original Tough dirl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-18

CASH CAPITAL. s2OO.OOO
CASH sUHPLUs, slOO,UOO
Zi0l'S SAVINGS
Bank & Trust Co.
10, Il and a East rsnpls srsa.
s,Lr tAEs orr. UsAa.
EsTABLl.nED NooRPoaATzD
1919. 1850.
i-oiRrcroRs:-i
wnfosd Woodruff President
George y. Cannon. woe PRECEDENT
Joseph smith. GcUfEc Hsynoida,
SSoss, Y qnnnoa' I, sis1, . g5,.'
4 z. Weber. I Ifaac. n Lyman,
n. IA. Glkuaon, tru. ~. Cannon.
leonard d. natdy
oPou for .dst o-iIs Sa uIuay Nigu' until
q. lock.
Eos Il and a East Tsnpls s,,eat
~ Ann a.. In

oPon for. d.r o.I'' 81. uioay Nisn' until
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Dramatic ord Ggpi0.

Friends will have a royal rooopuo1-Royles nov play
Paunceforto and his children -Effio Shannon Creates
row In Cognans mpany
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-18

the Co.tt.n company. This time It J.
Miss Inie shannon who h. said ~ bo
the bone of contention. 10 has been
announce rather extensively Of lat
that the Coghlans hal decided thai
they old not care 10 have Mrs. u uist
rhorniyhn Bluclcault appear In the
role ia A Woman Of No Inheritance
Tor which sne had specially been en-.
cagei. Now, however, u seems ihai
tnu Coghlans nre ouly too anxious 20
nave her pliy the par, and 10 IL MIC
B1ucicault htrseif who Is holding on.
if l. not UPON any moral gfounls thh
Mr-. Rou icault hiss takou this step
but simply because lac cOtsi ers herseli
100 Old anu eNutfiruCcI nu &C re.s ever
o. rlay snclni I'D IIo 10 a ingenue
When Rose CIgulln iuuucei Me
shannon tu throw no her ougafem' n
Ga the Lycrum stock hud iuin uui
com nuy she hell uut Ne an iIitiunal
irducemeut the promise that Mi"
shannon shuuii br featured on tH'
bills. Her aamr, % wa agreed, .houl
appear In large - 20 on line all -
it.ei directly under the name OF Rose
COrhlnu aud her brother. When MIS-
BUuoionu sigurI her q inifact she wa
not aware ~ tnis, uu. ~ -ooi .. the
mtwaa iorns Bro upon ner shs threw
up her paft. "WhAl Meme, Louise
rhOfndyko BlucIcauIt bee mo suhJr
dinnte To a little snip ike ina Not U
know mosult aud rather think l
d0i''
And tina, &, the state Of the situation
lust ~ present. Mrs, B,ucitault nas
no objection to the part liza rec Il taken
in tbs letters VI Ma, 7uauuOI's name.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-18

many where the splfit ot dictauon BE-
ira il 90 crop out has been thatlts
gr1nfnlnS. experience with Nc. hul
Nr. WtIsm Morris the past
week. Ual,m Mrs. Morris W.
given Is more prJmiueut part
IN rlay M Morris threatened
uIo i,aVt.o To tho M1uiss ehi
a0akeuiug after the uutnnt'., hi.
Fr.Dm,u permitted him go leave"
and now boIn ML anu Mrs. w U 'nm
Morris Are cat Huurtv--lniH iice."
Wh.ie Mr. Mood. hlmsgl. thus calmly
wives the reason Tor tine occurrence.
"Yrs, Do be- true that have rrsignei
30 % ca rle. Fuhm tu's mauagemrn.
ID auAu leave tue cast 70 Tue tI !
LEFT IS mind No III tlu CLOSE OF thc
BuJkIyuc gsltm-nl, Saturday nitui
q. Ktva.4 William N rris ~ q Mirror
rri.rtvG
'tNy contract haisiX months longer
to un. Nj Fuhmau au1 / dinerci
90 tnv InirrIie.a.iJu n an agreement
nadr m Fsuru,fy last, aud az mel. irf
If ~ wuuldscuu1t Ir tub pOiut q irs-
lilu, there gss uOiuus Tor M DO DO
nat ak Or NY rrlot.o. believe % Do
uue usual pttiiAnrn AIRY fuls that wnth
lie k.ug nud hi ministers f,i tua rec
.u,y at .urp teuuer thrif ptftiolios,
"l have already btru Ceusufel iet
gIvin4 a. large -alrI dudng "a
season uf theatrical urptrsaiDD, tut
mere b. cons drrauio sahsiacuUu Ia
iouung thai I nave been tuu 70 %
punciplr. Ny iuture plans viii BE-
governed uuutsli bi cituumstaucss."
In Va criticism of Mare Janson's
u,g exit. the New York san paj 40
incidental uit IeoidoI compliment 10
MsuIir A Jams.
Twas ptuiOus undertaking, says
tue cr.uc 'Ur Mics Jausra TO uud, rtaku
"a UlBy cue. lne.r sUruv- iu the
uauIs ui most nc rrsses are iuvari-
H.y coarse, auI Miss Jansen, although
ArIyver atlst,is not yets Maud Adams.
AZ Tor thr plty Itself, d. has one virtue.
u exhibits Miss Jansen aud her attri.
uuiUs as Ell ctuaiy ~ a glass cstr
cIulI. Apart nom Mis- JansUus con.
utctiDn win II, 1t Is vapii auI uulL
BIZ. the return oi Miss Jansen 10 wei.
come l0r all that.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-21
R. +!
DrS. Liebigg & Co.,
The World Renowned Specialists.
PERMANENT OFFICE: 13S. MAIN ST.
HELENA.

suffering from Chronic Diseases Disease. Of the
nsys, Urinary organs; Eervou. and friv.'e
patients in Montana demand greater faclitie,
and accommodations. to meet which Drs. Liebig
&Io; have established offices in this city lhey
will be in charge Of a duly authorized represen-
the head office. whore complete records are kept
.f all cases md the treatment adopted. Each
branch having its specialists, no ono physician
and rever less tn IN five experienced specialists
haying thoufands to refer to, comparisons arc
readily made. No experimentins-simply np
plying the treatment that has times without
their success md the reeson such marvellous
cures AZ heretofore reported have been made
after the brst local physicians pronounced them
hoIelesel. incurablo.
MEN-t hronio affections, whether from early
iindi,oretions. veneresl Exoesses SEA- eeminsl
affections uniting them from enjoying any OF
tho pleasures of life. treated and cured after
abso ute failure by others Irs, Liebig Co.. q
treating the Ilisoas es of Men is Worldwide. and
they havo patients in all parts OF 1t.
WOMEN-1heir specin ist for affections Of
Women. has all the latest appliances and
remedies used in the principal hospitals, and Is
NithoutA superior on the coast.
CA1ARRH-And kindred affections Of tho
Eye, tar. Threat and Lungs sue coessfully treated
and IN q manner so mildly ss to be acceptable to
the most delicate child.
Traces for Spinal Doformit,os. Club Feos, ETC.,
manufactured. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Call early and avoid boing hurried by the
large number of patients those who cannot
lind 1t convenient TO s,e tho Emi inent Specialists
can state their cases by letter tarefnl attention
given to corr spondence and medicine and ap-
pliances sent by express
The Helena independent., 1893-09-21
THE lNFANTA.

The Prince of Wales has II brothers-in-
law, 16 uncles, 81 cousins and 50 nephews
and nieces.
Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria's latest
project is the establishment of medical
faculty in Sofia. He has invited Professor
Neusser of Vienna to undertake the organ
ization.
The empress of Austria may be said to
have beaten the record among royalties in
regard to being a Juvenile grandmother,
for she was SO when her first grandchild
was presented to her
Queen Victoria proposes to erect cairn
in memory Of the marriage of the Duke of
York. 1t will be in Scotland, near the one
she erected in remembrance of the wedding
of the Prince of Wales.
The Princess Of Wales has perhaps in
vented almost rs many novelties as any one
in the knickknack trade She drew with
her own hand the plan for the pocket
smoking case which the prince carries ev-
erywhcre with him.
Princess May, duchess Of York, is SEN
sble young woman as we'll as pretty one.
She utterly refuses to pinch in her waist,
and it measures the more or less reasonable
number of "a inches, and her figure is one
of the loveliest in England.
Ono reason why the Russian czarowitz
can never marry the Princess Victoria of
Wales, with whose name gossip has con-
nectcd his, is that they are first cousins,
and the marriage of first cousins is strictly
prohibited by tho canons of the Greek
church.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-21

NOTICE TO CO-OWNERS-TO MICHAEL
~ Weilnnd, Henry Heiser and joan Wal
lensten: You rre hereby notified that l
have expended nino huupred (SVNOl dollars in
work. labor and improvements upon tho Nelson
quartz lode claim in ,llue Cloud mining district,
county OF lewis and Clarke. Montana. ns viii
appear by certificate filed August %. 1898 in tho
Office of the recorder of said county In order to
hold raid premise under the provlsions OF sec
tion g S24 Revised statutes of tho nited States,
being thu amount required 10 hold tho came for
the year comme ncing January !, 1856, 10 the year
ending December 80. 1879 and if within ninety
lication you fail or refnse to contribute your
proportion Of such expenditure (for representa-
iion work for the years aforesaidl as co-ownors.
your interest In said csm will become the
property of tho undersigned, undcr said section
1894 of tho Revised Statutes o. the United
StAtes. tlAhlLeS l.ElSoN'
FIRST publication Aus. %. 1898.
Dated He.ena. Montana, Aug, 90, 1868.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-21
NOTICE OF SALE OF DELINQUENT sTOC.
~ Tho 60 Mining & Milling Company

NORGE OF SALE or DELlNQUENT STOCK.
~ The 60 Mining 4 Milling Company Of
Montana Butte. Works located three aud one
half miles from Butte, Silver Bow county. Mon
tana.
Notice.-There is delinquent upon the following
describcd stock on account of assessment levied
thel 9th day Of July 1893, the several amounts
holders rs follow:
deorse Dansman, ls csrtife atss numbered GA
cent, Total So. 30. =
bennis o'Leary. ls certificates numbered a4e
due on oseh share 4 cent. Total "a. 70. >''''
Il. {: Babccek. 2b certificate. numbered l.si6
to 1870 inOlusive each for 100 shares are Amount
Sam Schwab, certificate numbered 1853 for
100 shares. Amount due on each ohare u cent.
Total so cents.
G. Dearunisen. 3 certificates numbered 5.265
to 526s inolusive, each for 100 shares: Amount
due on sach sharo y cent. To,nl s25o
G: peG5unniEe1 g; certificates sn ate ,na numbered
Amount dne on e.ch share y cent. Total s2,F0.
D. g. Sillim.n, 10 certificates numbered 5,sl5
due soIl on each share y ~ cent. Total IS.
Fred l.. Morrell. 10 certificates nnmberfd G, 1856
to 6,l9o iAelueiye. and 66aa to 6,072 inclusive.
= Knscat. 2 2sertiie.tss numb,rsd ear and
8,2ls. each for 100 shares. Amount duo on each
aul StNn,s, 20 certificates numbered 6,ss7 to
6,Sa6 inclueive. each for 100 shares. Amount
due on each share u cont. Total SO
Chas I. Clodius. 10 certificates numbered
0.s6s to e,377 Inclusive each for 100 sharos.
Amount due on each share y cont, Total So =.
And in accordance with law 90 many sharos OF
each parcel Of raid stock ss may ,e necessary
Will be sold at the east front. door Of the court
house in the city Of 81, Louis state of Missouri.
on tho 2Sd day OF Septem bsr 1873, at The hour of
ono O'Clock p IN. Of said day to pay the said de-
lnquont assessment thereon. together with the
ceeta ef advertising and expenses ef sale;
LOfiN 7, MEYER.
Secretary of eAid company,
Room No. 410 Commercial BuidipE, st. Louis
No.. office Of said company
The Helena independent., 1893-09-21
TIE EXHIBITOR.

Pearls from Wisconsin make very credi-
table display at the Worlds fair.
In The North American Review exhibit
at the Worlds fair is letter from Byron
to Shelley.
Among the attractions at the fair is n
straw hat braided by the busy fingers of
her majesty Queen Victoria.
A bronze statue of General Shields.
which is to be placed in the capitol Mt Wash
ington by that state, is on exhibition in the
Illinois building.
Lady Amherst Of Hackney, London, has
just been presented with the honorary free
dom of the Worshipful Company of Turn
ers. She has some fine carving on view at
Chicago.
Mr.. Burdett-Coutts exhibits Il model of
his famous Brookfield stud. The interiors
are fitted with electric lights, which en-
able one to see the tiny galleries, loose
boxes, ETC., which are within.
California has exhibits in more build
ings at the fair than any other state. In
the Woman's building the richness and
beauty of the "California room" awaken
admiration, while the state building itself
is veritable fairly land.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-21
Genzberger Barnett & Co., % AND sS" MAIN s.
CHER1FT's sALE-THE COMMONWEALTH

SHER1FT's sALE-THE COMMONWEALTH
Title Insurance company, plaintiff VS.
Alfred 4. Witherbee ct al, defendants.
Under and by virtue of an order Of ,ale and de-
cree OF foreclosure and sale issued out of the
district court of the First judicial district OF the
a. b. 1893, in the above entitled action, wherein
The .bo1a n.m.d
zlired s %itheySsqs Sidney A TI'As5
siurrook, n ori Harry sns1' j. " Brown, Frederick
Thornton. Nels 4. Walburg,, W. {: & smallsy, s :.
?. A. Conner, Edward Brahan. defendants on the
3oth day Of August: A. D: 1883, for the, sum
Of besides interest," costs and .ba s s
day Of August a. D. 1898 recorded in judG-
ment book No; !, Of said ), court M at Page Page - -.
peae, Or paroes Of land situate lying and be-
ing in the county Of Lewis and Clarke state
Of Montans, and bounded and described as fol-
Lois Ave lsl and six t6), in block one hun
dred and eighty three nss), in Bradford addi-
tion to the city Of Helena, situated IN the nortn
eat quarter of the northeast quarter me u OF
ne NJ OF section twenty-sx (26). township ten
Co) north Of range four l4) west. said lots to
south side Of Stuart. street. and oae hundred
and twenty five Q2) feet deep to An Shteen foot
alley and bounded on the eas, by Linden 1 street, s
scribsd upon the official p at OF said radtord
addition, filed in the ohee of the county ra-
corder OF said county of Lewis and Clarke, state
Of Montana
Together with all and singular the tenements,
herenitaments and appurtenances thereunto Do
longing or in anywise apperta'nine.
Public notice is hereby given that on Wednesday,
tho 9th day of September, A. d. 1873 at u 9 CLOCK
M of that day at the front door of the court house,
Helena, Lewis and Clarke county Montana. l
will, in obedience to said order OF sale and decree
of foreclosure and sale, sell tho above described
property, or so much thereof as may be
necessary to satisfy said Judgment. with interest
and costs to tho highest and best bidder FOR cash
Given under my hand this 5th day of Top
tember, A. d. 1872.
By FRED Il. Hoss, Under Sheriff.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-21
...
THE PHILOSOPHER.

The web of human fortunes is woven for
eternity.
The art of life is to know how to enjoy a
little and to endure much.
The race of mankind would perish did
they cease to aid each other.
1t is good to have the brain packed full Of
images from the healthy past
1t is to live twice when you can enjoy the
recollection of your former life.
Never do anything concerning the recti-
tude of which you have a doubt.
Doubts are not overcome with violence
but with reason and understanding.
Love is the only thing that has peren-
NAL root and that death cannot touch.
The two most precious things on this
side the grave are our reputation and our
life.
The time spent in brooding over troubles,
if properly employed, would enable you to
surmount them.-Montreal Star.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-21
A lsoon fer l,ntlies.

French Tausy Tablets ars for the relief
ana will remove all ohstt tuctions. no mat
ter what the oauss. The only snrs and aafe
remedy on the market. Manufactured by
A. Aaasndrs. Parts. France. - tsr box and
for sale only by II. n. Parohsn l. Co.. SOLE
agents, Helena. Aont.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-21
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

Carpets shoTld be shaken on clear, sun
ny day when there is no wind.
Oilcloth or linolcum will be frightened
by thin coat pf copal varnish.
Rubber should be carefully kept away
from oil, as oil softcns and makes it unfit
Tor use.
A large piece of charcoal placed in the re-
frigerator and renewed every week will
help keep it sweet.
Equal quantities OF beeswax. linseed oil
and spirits of turpentine, melted, thorough
ly mixed and cooled well, when rubbed ON
furniture gives 1t nice polish.