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DID THE CREW GO DOWNp
The UnknOwn Schooner sunk on Chatham
Life-sRyluG station.

CHATHAM. Mass, Sept 23-NothinG has yet
been learned Of the identity of the vessel or
the fate OF the crew OF the schooner sunk in
collision about ilve miles northeast OF the
Chatham Life-sayinG station. 1t was SUI posed
that tho crew had been taken off by the vessel
Graham Dunn. at Newport News. which re-
ports collidins with an unknown vessel on
tain of the Dunn saysthat he lay bytwo hours.
hut saw no signs OF the vessel again. None OF
tho lile-saving stations in the vicinity has
drowned.
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HILTON, HUGHES e. CO.,
to n
NED BARGAINS EVERY DEPARTMENT throughout the WEEK beginning MONDAY SEPT %Y

Housefurnishing.
FALL APPROPRIATIONS, just re-
ceived. Most complete Stock ever
shown in this city, and at lower
prices than similar goods can be
bought
TIN AND COPPER M0ULDS,
FRENCH COOKS KNIVES,
JAPAhNED AND PLAIN TIN WARE,
Hot-water Plates, Dishes. and
Covers, Ivory and Wood Salad Sets,
Brass and Copper Tea and Teddy
Kettles. Brass and Wood Bellows
and Brushes, Brass and Steel Fire
place Goods, English Ccrkscrews,
LOBSTER and NUT CRACKS,
and in addition the most superb
Stock of Domestic Housefurnish-
ing Goods in this country.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-24

A Contest In Minnesota Over = Rsesnt l.ayv
Finally Faded. -.,,

ST. PAUL Sept. 23.-The fight between the
elevator companies and tho farmers ended
late yesterday afternoon in victory for the
latter The contest has been going on since
Aug. 8, tho elevator companies having asked
that the state Railroad and Warehouse Com
miss ion and the State Auditor be permanently
enlolned from erecting the state Farmers Gle
E S at Duluth; f 3r which the Legislature
cided last evening. aftor long arguments. not
to grant the Injunction and said that no would
not interfere with the state or it's officers In
proceeding 70 carry out the act Of 1893. -
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shortest notice.
Ladies' C|oakS.
Beautiful Imported
CAPES,
WRAPS.
and JACKETS.
Many exclusive novelties never
before shown.
Special Bargains,
100 JACKETS in BLUE and
BLACK DIAGONAL and CHE
VIOT for autumn wear,
As worth 1000,
and ESQ very fine ones,
SIS each; value 1900.
Misses
SUITS,
JACKETS,
and NEWMARKETS.
Entire stock of CHILDREN'S
SCHOOL DRESSES at IL price,
and many new styles shown this
week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-24

Very low ralss to Worlds Fair By New Y0r. Central
See agent -Ads.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-24

Millinery.
TRIMMED HATS, BONNETS,
T0QUES, in exclusive styles. An
excellent selection of POPULAR
PRICED HATS,
SIS. lO.7s, and l2.sS
LADIES' HOSIERY.
1850 doz.
Ribbed WOOL VESTS and DRAW
Frs, white, natural, and cancels
hair, Is cts. each; value 1.25 and
1.5O.
1000 doz.
Ladies' Cotton Stockings,
Guaranteed fast black and I'M
bleached feet, rs e''' pr; reduced
from so.
$50 doz.
Children's Cotton Stockings,
Ribbed, guaranteed fast black.
SIZES.
6 to 81, 2:5 et'i reduced from 40.
8 to 81, Sd e'''' reduced from so.
Mems IL Hose,
Best English makers (plain colors
and black, SO e''.' reduced from
LOO and 1.25.
100 doz. Natural Wool
Shirts and Drawers,
IS e'"'' reduced from 1.25.
UMBRELLAS.
2G-in. BLUE SILK, choice deco
rated Dresden handle.
800 reduced from 500.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-01
Where Did You Get That Hat?

A Frenchman in Buda- Pesth recently
bought hat of peculiar shape and color
He strolled about the platform of the sta.
tion few minutes waiting for train
when he was astonished to find in one over.
coat pocket a purse full of money and in
another gold watch. He went to the
station master and found him listening to
the complaints of man who had just lost
purse. The purse was the one which the
Frenchman was returning but when it had
been lost it had contained only a few francs,
and now it held large sum. The mystery
was soon explained. A policeman came to
the station master to report the arrest of q
pickpocket. He was brought in and con-
fessed the theft of the purse, into which
had been put the proceeds of previous rob-
berries. He had put the purse and the
watch in the Frenchman's pockets because
OF his hat. He explained that hats of that
pattern, which are made by only one firm,
are the badge of a large international gang
Of pickpockets, and he had taken the
Frenchman for a confederate.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-01

SHERlFF'S 6ALE-WILLIAM JACKSON.
plaintiff. 70. kdwin Loomis.. Morton !.
L"omis. John loomis. Joseph Hoffman and
Louise Hoffman, defendants.
Under and by. virtue Of an order Of sale and
decree OF foreclosure and eele issucd out OF the
dis rct court Of the First judicial district OF the
state II Montana. in and Tor the county Of Lewis
lsss IN the aboys entitled action, wherein lillian
Jackson, the above named plain.ih. obtained .
Judgment and decree Of foreclosure and sale
against hdwln lo0mis, Morton .Oomts. Jshn
Il L"omis. joseph Hoffman and Lonise hott-
man, defendant, on the 10Th day Of october, A.
est, costs, and attorneys Tees. which said decree
corded IN Judgment book No OF faid court at
page :. am commanded to sell all ih, certain
lot. piece or parcel Of land, situate lying and
bel x in the county OF Lswis and Clarke. state of
NJ ntana. and bounded and described ~ follows
to wit:
lne Conflict loda in the Ten Ails (unersan-
ized) mining district 1 evils and Clarke county,
Montana, which said lode il fully described on
page 2sS ot book 1 Of Lewis and Clarke county
records, and also In the amended notice of l0ca-
tion. recorded on psse ~ OF book of lodss Of
Public notice 10 hereby given that on Tues
day, he zlst Gay Of No,e Dor. A. d. 1888 at IA
courthouse. Helena, Lewis and Clarke county.
and decree Of foreclosure and SALE soil the above
described property, or SO much thereof As may b.
necessary to satisfy said judgment. with interest
and costs, to the highest and best bidder. for
cash in hand.
Given under my hand this slst day Of October,
CHARLES D. CURT1A Sheriff
by RED e. HC1s, Under Sheriff.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-01

FRANK CORDIER.
ment he received there that he saw the err
ror Of his ways and determined to turn
ever new leaf.
Frank had been rather hard boy, but
his repentance seemed sincere, and he be-
came a regularvisitora at the Bowery branch
thereafter. He went to the night school
and learned good deal about the carpen-
ter's trade. Next he studied electricity
and finally got place in factory. He
worked hard and although occupants of
the factory soon began to miss things of
value no one suspected him, because he
spent all his evenings in the Y. M. G. A.
rooms.
Two OF three weeks ago. however, he dis
appeared A short time later it was found
that articles valued at nearly $500 had been
stolen from the factory during the preced-
ing night. The thief had dropped slip Of
paper such as is used in the Bowery
branch of the Y. NJ. C. A. Detectives took
this and decided that Cortlier was the thief
when they learned that he belonged to the
association. They located him at the Bow
cry branch, and on the way to police head
quarters he made full confession. Be-
sides robbing the factory he said he had
stolen phonograph at South Beach and
two airguns and u bicycle at College Point.
All the stolen goods were found in his
room.
II must giveit up now," the young man
said to a reporter after he had been ar
raigned in court. II tried hard to lead a
good life, but luck seems against such
fellow as me. 1t was hard work and small
pay, and got sick working so hard When
saw the phonograph, thought how easy
1t would be for me if had one and could
make my living by exhibiting it. There
was no chance of me ever getting money
enough to buy one, and so ILL stole it.
Nv hen was breaking into the factory,
didn't intend to take anything l only
wanted to see how easy it was When I
saw how easy it was took first one thing
and then another. can't tell what it was
that made me do it, but have given up
hope Of myself now"
The Helena independent., 1893-11-01
CHARLES D. CUHTIA Sheriff
BY FRED e. Hoss. Under Sheriff.
SHERIFT'S SSALE-CAROLINE KALTMEYER
y plaintiff. vs. lrederck Z. ! obinton, Iheo

LE-cAROLlNE KALTMEYER
Mnfiy and Walter ii Msthseon. dsfendants.
Under and BY virtue Of an order of sale and
q tSs ina Juao sos
state of Montana, in and for the county Of Lewis
and Clarke. on the suth day of october. A. ..
1893. in the above entitled action. wherein
tia abt.insa iadsnen. and aesrse 's Of Pore io1s-
in.on,. Theo Muaiy and Waller Mathsron,
1sss o. 'hs tss 'th d & 1ssohs
.aid decree w.s. on the soth day Of totcbsr. 4.
d, 1893, recorded" In Judgment book No
msnded to sell all that certain lot. rises or par
Of Lsvis and Clarke. state oi kontsns, tan s' and
bounded and described as follows, to wit:
Lot numbered six ~, in bl. ck numbe: cd five
hundred forty-nine (s4v!. of the ,Lsateriy addi-
shs On q 1lsss Il
and : depth of one hundred Gt0) feet
according to aod ~ more particularly described
upen the official plat Of eaid named addition now
on he in the Office Of the county recorder Of fad
and singular the tsnemente, hersditaments and
appurtenances therounto belonging or in any
Wise appersaining.
Public notice u hereby given that on Wednes-
dsy the nd dsy q evsmb,s Z. p 1872
the court house, Halens, Lewis and Clarke ooun-
ty, Montana. will. in obedience to said order
of tale and decree Of foreclosure and sale. sell
the above described property: or 20 much there
with interest and costs. to the highest and best
bidder for cash in hand.
Given under my hand this Slst day of October.
CHAKLEs D. CURTIS, Sheriff.
JRYn II. HNaR I ndar AhArkM
The Helena independent., 1893-11-01
CHARLES D. CURTIS, Sherih.
JRED +. Hoss. ndsr sheriff.

ALIAS sUMAvNs-1N. THE r1sTMCT
:sa :si. G.,ss f 4entsa. in and 1 the county Of
II. l. Frank, doing. business under the firm
name Of hsnix Clothing Company, pleinii6.
70 The Rel Mountain AilIlns ompany. II. W.
soH; trustees defendants.
'bsve named deiend.nt'; ~ ~
= ~ 70
q In md toe s Il. o.as, q
hsea xsn sea ton a.. f.. aas
mons, served within this county 81. il served ont
eSGSa' S.1 ss Eha 1hn f,' s., within
aceording, to ths prayer q said complaint.
..in., .hs ,.id acton !,
ne sum OF four hundred and twenty and vs. leo
I; md delivered 70 the defsndAnt. THE cd heun-
and request, bstveen the hrst day Of January
a: A. y. lsss aad the drst day OF Esptsmbsr A. u.
aed FOR interest on said sua at the rate Of
1853. for unreasonable and vszstisus dslsy, and
And Jon are hereby notified that IL you fail to
I'd @ Hs
tho sum Of SEQ ao-lOo. and interest thereon Il
day II Nay, lsss and for cost. ~ * suit. '''' nt'
eoua nnas1 % htna ind f q: 's . Fl the % II.
,-" county Of Lewis and Clarke
zeal First this 10Th day. Of I otoker In the
Court. eight ho:a5ii JUN rs sEzS. RisrtE,s5:s Ss.F
1:s S a'Sa.s .s,o,s!S, sS'ifs i1t i.a 1i:n
The Helena independent., 1893-11-01
ln'epeldent Book Coupon No. |.
Fe; 1.-THE Old Man'eelles secrot py 4

RS; H.;I1h 1.-THE Old Man'eelle's secrot. By Z
Ns NJ. Il a,'ied V.lI.t l.tc WY ,ny Mr,. Alexander
No. 4-Pss Woninston FyChapies Resio' " ata'a'
H.. 5-RutEno. " Ouids; '
Ne: ~ have Lived ana Loved BY M.
SG %so,s sGs eaI.,s as Face and Her Fortune By Mr..
Nc s-Ths House on the Msrsh. By Florence
No. 10 sdiss Fancy Work.
No; n-Wife In hame Only. ~ Charlotte
No; ,23Tne Story of an African Farm, B,
Nc. ls-she. A History Of Adventure. ry H. Eide,
Nc ll--king solomon's Mins. by H. Ride.
No. is-Es:.ys, First Series. ~ Waldo Em.,.
No. is-Camills By Alexander Dumas.
No L-Ihs Mcdefn Homo Cook took.
k9. ls-Tks Shadow ct sin. Iy Charlotte M.
Nc. ls Tho seerst Of Her Lifts. BY Kdvsrd
ks E 5S-A yi Resss: ,s., II: & Will. Il calia.
NJ zz-ihs Master OF the Mine. by Robt
ue; 2i-L.rl Li.ls's Daughter. BY Charlotte
No. N-Esssys; second ssriss. 81 Ralph Waldo
No a%sr. asmSar,.. Gn; Fo,tu,.. Rv F,.,.n,. w.,,.
No. zsfSs i.s q D,:nonds e. BY e.o.xe wSresn M.n.
Nc; IAIeur Of the World in Eighty Day.
No. g Allan 0uartsrmain. " Il. Rider Hss.
No; sO-The Scarlet Letter. II, N.th.nisl H.w.
N9, s STAT the Worlds Mercy. hy iiorenos
n s:'s: s:,s .:t 2. .,s,.s xs' qss :; ss,
\. ss"S Iitsl. ,si.h Girl ~ 1.-The Duchess"
Nq; s77oui'ty or hot Guilty: BY Am.nda n.
No ssIsir No'l's Heir. BY Mr- May Asn.s
Eq, ss-.Tf. Twelve Great Diamonds. r, Mrs.
NJ. 10, ,-ihe heiress Of H.ndes Hall. By rtt,s
NJ; N..Se Cuban H.lr.... Il, Mar, Kyl.
No U-isor.'s Bridal Vow. By Margaret
Ne. 4s-R.lph Raymond. Heir. by Hor.,.
ke ls-ihs Heir Of si.n1iils. T By ~ irsnoi: A.
Nc. "a Erave Little wom.n BY Mrs. Mary
Ne. Ihs ou.sn's Revenge BY sylv.nu.
No. 4s"ine Mil Girl of 1yrol. BY M. I. C.ldor.
e. '3: 3sus6.n y f,,r ndn.
No. s. The nuehe::. By THE Duchess"
No 81 Grown Of shame. BY Florence
No. ss-A Troublesome Girl. BY 'Th. Duchess"
No. t0-When . y ans single. ~ J. NJ barrie
No. 57-tanchon tho Cricket, BY George esnd.
No ba-1he Story Of Elizabeth. Ey Miss
No. h9-Two Kisses. IL Hawley Smart.
No. GA Mad Love. l3y hArlotte N. Breame.
To rpy ons who will send us THREE a
thu No. 2 coupons accompanied by
CENTS in silver or post
aae siam,a We will send any THREE
iOOKn to be selected BY yourself from the
list pl intsd abnve. by mail postage prepaid:
The Helena independent., 1893-11-01
Closing
Closing

Money on oall easy; hR2 20. cent. closed At
per cent. Prime papor a@7x per cent.
Sterling exchange firm. SAsl4l SIN sixty-day
bills. and $A6less.8AA for demand.
CHICAGO LIVE 6Tl OK.
CHICAGO. Oct. sl.-Cattls -Rseeipts, 1000
hexd; prices strong TO trife higher no extra on
market; fair .teere, st.sOet5l0: others, - a7Ses
40; Texans. f2.5oes. 90; vestsrns saeoat2s. .,
Goo lower; rough and common. ss.eoe 10;
butchers weighs, so.aoaazs: prime lish'. $3.50
u6.35.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900 head; market stronger;
natives, 81 275gl,50; westerns, 32.s5Y3 25
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHICAGO, Oct. sl.-Wheat-Easy; cash. 62ko
December, 63Ao
L.rn-l over; cash, ssho; December $50.
Oats-Easy; cash. $50; December, 26sSo.
Mess pork-steady: cash. $3.50; January,
S1a.S5.
LArd-Steady; cash. $1025 January, $a42h.
kibs-Steady; cash. %6.80 January. $742a.
WOOL.
NEW YORK. Oct Sl.-Wool-Quist; domestic
fleece, 20@ ESQ
The Helena independent., 1893-11-01
0llis Employment Agency.
sas North MaiA st. Telephone 100
f wANTS--Ftve Stone Masona
wANTs-Two Section Mon.
wANTs--Tw Teamsters.
WANTS -woodohoppers.

TOR SALE.
sas0-HOuse and lst. small stable. city water.
t.2b-Nsat dive ling Of = rooms. city water
atAblo.
gs7s-dwellinR. barn snd over half An acre Of
land; SlUO down,
$pOO--s,ix room dwelling, with lot SOxlt0; 800
down.
5000 -Handsoms dwslllng oe Ave rooms. bath.
hot and cold water. corner lot ON Chaucss
etreet; 600 down. oxb per month.
full plumbing, hot and cod watsr. turnace
aud good lot. tne Pantry. larss, osl1ar. 2nn
from Merchants bank; $500 down. balance ON
terms to suit purchaser.
$1ts0-For two lots in Lroadwatsr addition, two
lots on Main Street and "a lots in hoyc0
addition; a6Su down-
nor HENT.
S7-Fiye room dwsl!iAg on broadway. Ss-Ftvs
room brick house on Rodney 1T
MATMESUN q CO., Gold Block.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-01

natural action Of the bowels, and perms.
nently cMre Constipation, Biliousneea, Jaun.
dice, Indigestion, Dizziness, Sour Stomach
Sick or Hilious Headaches, and eyery Ike
disorder.
Any child takes these tiny, snsar-coated
Pellets readily. They're put up in little sealed
vials, and thus kept always reliable, while
they can easily he carried In tho vest pocket.
Nothing else at any price Is a. cheap, for
they're guaranteed to give Satisfaction. or
your money Is returned. You pay only for
the good you get.
No substitute that tricky dealer h ready
to urge, though it may be better for him to
sell, can be just as good for you to buu.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-01
A ssEssnENT NoT1cE-rHE LEO MINING

A sBEssNENT NOTICE-THE LEO MINING
located thres and one-nalf miles from BUTTE.
hilver low county. Montsna Notice is hereby
eiyen that 1t msstng Of trustees Of aid company
held on the 18th day of eept smber. 1893 an as
ssssment Of one-hslf cent rsr share was levied
epon the capital stock OF said company. psya hle
On the 9th day OF November. 1883. to Jolia p.
Msyef secretary OF said company. at tho oti.ce
OF ] he Leo Mining L Milling Company Of Mon
tann. room No. Al0, ommeroisl building. st.
Any stock npon which sA'a assessment shall
1smaia nnpAiu IN tho 18Th day Of November,
1898. shall DO deamcd delinquent, and will be
duly advertise for tals at pHblic auction and
unlese payment he m.do bef, 70. will be sold en
the 7th day OF ecembtr. 1873. to psy the dslin-
Quont assessment. t". Othrr with tho costs Of adj
vsrttstug. and EXPENSE Of sale.
JOHN MtyEP,
Htcretnry IT said Company
=. Room 40 40 ommsrcinl building. st. Louis.
No. 0fes Of said oom, anY.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-01

NOTiCi TO CR DIrOnS--ESTATE OF ED
~ ward 7. Lunphy. deceased
Notice is he!shy given by this undersigned. al
ministratOr OF tho estate OK edward >. Dunphy
deceased, to the realtors Of and oil persons
having claims against the said deceased, 10 ex-
hibit them. with the necessary vonehsrs wtihin
notice. to the said administrator At my offioa.
room $, / n on block. tho same bsIns the place
for tho transaction Of the business Of said estate
in the county Of Lowis and Clsrks.
Z. W. Wi!.en. adminisssa'es u - eDsass q
Edward I. Nunphy
Dated Helena, Oct IL ~.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-01
THE MARKETS
STOCKS.
. Oct. n, Bar oliver. o..

eTCCkG
INV YoRE, Oct ai.--liar oliver. %.
Copper -Dull lake. 1850
l.cad-6low, domsstic. $S.H0.
bear market under bull conditions aptly Dc.
scribes the course OF speculation oA the stosk
exchange to-day. Wall street to large extent
discounted the repeal silver bill last week. and It
IL now time to make = turn on the other side OF
the account, sugar which has bsen undu,y
inflated By manipulators from inside the
company. was made the objective point and .
fierce drive followed. which quickly extended
along the line, affecting In turn Western Union
hook leland. Chicago tias, st. Paul, BurlinRto On
Il Quincy. and Northwest most severely. but the
entire liat In lesser degree. The general list,
with occasional raliies, 1eprsciased in salns
throughout the day. and closed In most oasss
within fraction Of the lowest point.
Governnients-Stsady.
Fstrolsum--Activs. firm, November closed at
The Helena independent., 1893-11-01

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have to pay II purchasing in any other
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We make this liberal offer. whereby some
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offer. Address,
The Helena independent., 1893-11-01
Agents

THE HELENA INDEPENDENT 10
on sale by the following news
dealers in this city and state, and
in Idaho, Utah, Colorado, Wash
ington, California and Minnesota,
who will furnish single copies or
receive subscriptions for the daily
or weekly:
The Helena independent., 1893-11-01
Swallowed a Counterfeit Nest EGO

On warm day last summer Mrs. Alice
Jetsries OF Independence, O., took a fresh
egg out of nest in an exposed place and
left in its stead a gourd as sort of retain
ing fee, or nest egg, for the hen. A snake
happened along after awhile and greedily
The Helena independent., 1893-11-01
NCTlCE TO CO-OwNERS-TO J. n, BIN.
~ clair. his hsirA executors. adminntrstars

NCTICE TO OO-OWNERs-To J. n. arn.
~ clair. his hsirA szsontors administrstars
and assigns:
your so-ownsr, have. In aocordancs With ssotio:
ks24 Of the Revised Statutes Of the United
statss,. expended In labor and improvemsnts
qatsd in Scratch travel (unoreaniIsdJ miniIs
district In the county Of Lowis and ClarIS
state Of Montana the sum Of ono hundred (yi0ej
sentins said claim according to law Tor the yssrr
1881 snd, 1892, and unlsss you eentributs q
ss a. 'gsH '
the Underlined at Helena. In the county Of
evils and Clarke state Of Montana. Withi1
BY .publication, your Interest in SD
Leader quarts lode mining claim will b tor
Seted and become the property Of thu urdse.
vissd Statutes of tbs United Ststss
llbk ]. 0HAR1ER
OaAo4 H0l40A xsoA, AAe u ~
The Helena independent., 1893-11-01

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
-, holders OF ths Yellowstone National PARK
=. .iransportatiGn company -SpIics Ia hsrsby given
thnt ths regular annual meeting Of the stock
holuers "f the ellowftnne National Park Trans
hortation CONT any will be held In the ofIcs OF
Inc u Merchants National bank. in the city Of
meieha, Lewis and lorke cosnty. h. ontans. on
az which meeting an election Of tie trustees OF
sne sn company for the following yoat will be held
10 presented will be acted upon. 40 o'
Z. W. BACH. Eeorstary, A1'''os"''
The Helena independent., 1893-11-01

WANTED-TWO YOUNG MEN TO Run
w as news agents ON n, p. road: mnst ha "a
security. Apply at News office. N. p. depot.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-01
Serving Chocolate,
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS NETTING
~ SQuthern IrGaa Gold Miuinu

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-
southern Crcss Gold Mining COMPANY.
Notice is hereby given that a meeting Of the
FtockhoIders OF the Southern ross Gold Mining
IN The city of Butte, county Of Silver Bow and
s,ate OF M Montana on the 30th day of Octob r, A.
u. los'. at the hour OF two o'clock p. m. Tor tie
purpose OF voting upon proposition to rem or
tne stock OF the company assessable 1t is de-
sIrable that all stock kholders attend in person.
ally Issued to them should havo the same trans
rerred upon the books of the company and new
.srtinc lies issued in their own names to EMIT
them to representation. BY order of the bosri
OF trustees
. D. p. BLAINE, President.
Attest: GUY X. PIArr. Secretary.
The above meeting is adjourned until Wedpe.-
place. o. p BJ,AISF presidsnt
Attest: GUY X. IIArT Secretary
The Helena independent., 1893-11-01
cABAsURY DrPARrNHHr,
OvvIoE OF THH CoAPTR0LL8R o. re


(vRRBNCY.
WAsnIxor,N. 4. e., rsp.. II. 1898.
NOTICE H.. Bv GIVEN TO ALL " :
n..c.ns c.ns Eho may, have claims asaisss h.
tnat the same must ls prss.atsl 10 Theme. 4.
naflov. receiver. with the lexsj proot thsrsoi,
villain three months fsoa eAE laia. e. sAoy nv
- aisa0svsd. -JAAU u. tlkELk
The Helena independent., 1893-11-01

w Tor Chartran's great portrait of 90 Mil
CirGulsrs free. l.. r. O'..esan, box 1863, Mime
apolis, MINI
The Helena independent., 1893-11-01

swallowed the gourd without stopping to
Investigate its nature. The result was dis
tressing to his snakeship. He could not d.
gest the gourd, and it had so far distended
his body that he could not crawl into his
accustomed retreat. In this condition be
was discovered and killed by pair of ruth
less boys. They cut open the serpent and
recovered the gourd, which is again serving
as q nest egg. ~
The Helena independent., 1893-11-01

EOk REET-COMPLETE FOX HOJJsE-
l. Keeping; furnished rooms in suites Of two
from &6to sl4 per month psr suite I2I sixth
avenue.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-01

E17F INSURANCE POLICIES STOLEN
=. Helena, Montana. Oct 5, 1893. 10 whom
b.nH may no,9ce eS1oer1; Notice is hereby given that
Wes WWeeohanlcs Insurance. Company of Milwsukee.
~ bMsoRRnsn sa re missing from the office Of Her.
psny at Helena. Mcntana; that the above no,icias
nave never leon issrei or eountersisned BY said
Aeenss. and the public arc hereby warned that
they are null and void '"~'
". G. BREDENHAGEN.
General Western Aren't
BIT. Paul, Minnesota.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-01
HELP WANrED-MALE,

A GEMS MAKE IS A DAY. hREATkSr
"A kitchen utensil ever invented. Ketails sS
cents: 2 to ssid in every house. eample. post.
c!nnAti, O.. $50
The Helena independent., 1893-11-01

ROE ENT-Nlt ELY FURNISHED ROOMS
for housekeeping. terner state and Bale
streets, No. $50. "~e
The Helena independent., 1893-11-01

t.Lf Wan NIED-EEMaLE
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NTED-COMPLTEhT FKtNt II TEST:H.
W or Address N. Il. Indepondent office.