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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-18

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SHFRFTs sALE-JOHN Il. MILLER.
- plaintiff vs. Mamie smith, George ". y.
Smith her husband, John &. lGulsen, Mar
garet lsui.en ID = wife. foAh Not onneli.
arsh 4. Mcdonnell lhis wifal. Adam Z erhau-
ser. theresa hosina Ierhsuser the vile. de
iendarts.
Under and by virtue Of an order Of saleand de-
cree n foreclosure and sale issued ont u the
district court VI tho firsi Judicial district % tie
state " Montana in and for tho county OF
Lewis and Clarke. on the 2ith day II Januars
A. ID. 1872. in the above entitled toa. wherein
John o.. II or tho above named plain
tih. obtained Judgment and decree Of
foreclosure and sale aims, above uamod
defendants on the l.t day ~ Arguet
A. d. 1885, for the eum Of slt-nal, besides in
terest CO.'S aud attorneys fees which said
decree was On the 2ist dhy If uRnst. p.
lsq recorded in judgment book No. I OF shld
court A. age 1i-. am commanded 70 sell all
Oh certain lot. piece ~ parcel Of and. situate
Clarke stato Of Moutana, aud bounded aud de
ecribsd ~ follows. to-wit
eight Isl said lot being bounded on the north by
lshth aYeaus IN the east by lot numbered i've
o. IN 'ai block. on the south ) an > ley and
on The west by lot numbered three 49, u sail
block a. ssid lots ami block are numbered. de-
ignsted nd describei on Tn plat and survey Of
ssid add on on file IN the office Of tie county
clsrk and recorder Of ! evils rnd Clarke county.
state ~ hcnianas tAid lot heing IN tlo baEseit
addition 90 the ciiy u Helena county Of Lewis
Together with all and singular the tenements
here iitameats and appurtenances thereuntu be-
luurinc or IN huywfe npperiain nE.
Public notice Il hereby given that on To-day
the 'fh day Of February. A. d isgi NJ A. o'clock
m ~ that day az tho front door Of tie court housa
Helena Lewis and CLARKE county. Montans
will in obedience to said order OF sale ami decres
of - eciosuro and tale sell the above described
property. or 40 much thereof may Zee
necessary "a s.tiaiT said Judgment with interest
and rosis. 20 the highest and best bidder for cash
Given under my hand this 2.th day Of JanuAr,
CHARLES u. CURTlS Sheriff
iyTEKD +. hoss. Under sheriff.
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BOSTON BABIES.
The Heirs Of the wealthy ~ They Appear
on Commonwealth Avenue.

ON Commonwealth Avenue.
The Commonwealth avenue baby h a
pattern 81 propfiety, n paragon 81 EXCEL
lenoe, a thing Of beauty and "A Joy forever.
It's papa does not walk the floor with Il 40
night, and it, mother does not drag It
through the shopping district by day. A
whole freight carof infant food and hobby
horses Is no the command Of IL pleasure.
and copies Of Browning are within eosy
reach. When Il grows up, II can Join the
Algonquin club or marry a man able t0
provide a beautiful home and Partisan
modes
Attention, therefore, that the Common
wealth avenue baby may be studied both
on It's native heath and apart from ita dali
~ environment; that r. may be compared
with other babies and It's status In public
life definitely determined that It may
know the great interest taken in its vel
fare by all classes in the community; that
IL may learn 10 comport itself 10 as TO be
a model OF elegance for all the world-the
cosmopolitan Beau Brummel Of all in
fants
Commonwealth avenue from the Public
garden to West Chester park Is nine enths
OF mile In length. In this stretch %
ward MS best territory the baby IL push
ed In It's perambulator. Beyond West Ches-
ter park the avenue swings out into love
~ country. through which the baby Is
drawn in "A carriage. This article deals
only with those Commonwealth avenue
babies that are pushed.
II the casual visitor 10 Boston reaches
the avenue at 2 o'clock on a mild, sun
shiny afternoon, he will nud the side
walks and the promenades in the park dot
tod I.s.l.. l..
feet wide from house 20 house, or 200 feet
from curb 10 curb. Fully one-quarter Of
this Is availab for promenade This gives
an area Of 240, 900 square feet available TO
be dotted by baby carriages. II the babies
travel II feet apart, which Is a fair esti-
mate, the size Of each dot will be 90 square
feet. This will allow for the presence Of
2 400 babies.
Think Of t. Twenty-four hundred in
fants cut for an afternoon airingl Tween
ty-four hundred pairs Of tiny feet, 400
pairs Of bright eyes, 2, 400 frocks with ap-
propriate monograms, 2,400 little mouths
lisping Thank you" and ~ beg pardon, 4"
2, 400 nursegirls at a weekly salary of 81
total ~, 600. Can New York or Philadel.
phia or Chicago produce Commonwealth
avenues equal in this respect9 No; there
Is nothing like IL anywhere.
Figures may lie, and circumstances may
alter the number and position of the dots,
but the fact remains that sunny day
brings out infants on the great Back Bay
avenue in a way 10 beat all records. The
procession from West Chester park 20 Ar
lington street Is wide and continuous. The
investigator from other cities is appalled,
by the exhibit. All doubts as TO the pro-
ductiveness Of the Back Bay family are set
at rest. The future custodians Of ward
lis SAG, $50, 500 worth Of property are al
ready on the ground. The cruel Islander
that the modern rich American family has
no children here meets an emphatic refuta-
ton. boston Herald
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SHERlfFS sALE-m VIRTUE or AN EXE.
cution In my hands issued out Of tho dis
tTict court OF the First Judicial district OF the
state Of Montana In and for the county OF Lewis
ana Clarke in the suit Of tal ton "a gam
ntchard tahef. duY Httoftsd the 18th DAY 81
sauuafI. A. d. lgi. / have levied upon all
The right. title and interest Of the Hsid irra .
Lahey IN and ia the following described prop
erty. Iituated in Lewis and Clarke county,
ga OF Montana. via
be Ainetical lax ODD Mining claim. stu.
aisd IA ntempe mining district Lewis and
tlArke county. honiana. according 70 notice Of
location thereof on q in tue Off . ~ the clerk
and recorder o. Lewis and larks county.
Montana In book % lode lorntion.
uAge L.. ~ which said record refsren = IL
hereby made for more complete descripffou
Together with AL and finEular tho tenemenfs
hered tAments and appu-tenancos ttersu ITO b.
ionsinE or in anyvise ARE -tsinlng
Notice II hereby given that ON tho efth
day 81 fehrusrs. A. a. lsal. ue wen ths hours
% nine ociock a m rId, i've O'Clock g. m.
81 fhid us1. to-wiG ~ a. f'elnca m AZ tlf
front door q thu court houas rit,
y Helena oelt ems Ger r.r q state
~ u 50. I viii sell all the right title aud In.
terest ~ the rsid r.eFu boz ia and 10
ine .ait above described property 20 the highest
bidder for cash la hand
Given under ny hand thlA the "a dag Of
riIAs. o. CURTIS. SHERIFF
fhrD = hoss. Under hsr.h
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INTHE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
Jud cial district q the Stale = Montana In
and for the county u swts and Clarke.
ln tho msttcr Of tho estate 90 gharles A.
Hrosdwaiet decsased
Notice Do herebg givsn that the applicAt on Of
1homas A. Marlos. administrator Of the estate
a tuarl-s 2. roatsafer. deceased. Tor an ur.
der - saii court directing auA suthorizing him
90 harras money TO paF n tha charge De
mauds and uhl tians 81 said ertsta aud 20
meet tie currsn ana uecessarT etpenses % a
estate and O. 90 a extensions aud roaaNals u
such leans e. scli az snisiirs loans Tor period
- not "a cea.iins two years. ana a. pledge aud
rruledfe mo tEate and fsmoFtgaFa. sufa urup-
srtr - ths estate as may b. necfssArN b. fecnre
the payment % raid lnans aui the lnturest
theHsuh aud . nake aud eaocuta such notes
renewal notrs, papers instrumsu contracts
and other documents - may b. nsrassary 60 e.
feet such luanA entsntiona aud reuawalt, Will b.
brought un Tor bearing Ia tho shove court on the
Iith day - tsbrusry. q. ASIA
Granted and dated this 2ad dsy q January. A.
ID. irsi
lsr,ll JOHN FEAN. Clark.
~ ii. }. CAsKDr. DeputE Clerk.
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CHERIFFs sALE-NILLIAM c. 7. LIGHT
- wardt. plaintiff. We Thomas ). porisr.
ArtinesiA Porter. his wife. fhamas t'ichrist
assignee. AM Miles GvanAuEh, defendants.
Under and by virtue OF an order 81 . tls "a lie
oTeo Of foreclosure and eaie isBued out o. IN
district esurt ~ the fIrst Judicial disr.o. Of "a.
state Of Montana. in and for the county OF Lewis
aud Clarke. on the 81 dAy ot tahFuFry. A. ID.
1893. In the above entitled action, wherein ~ ilan
tanned Judgment and decres OF foreclosure an
sac rgaiust homas . Porter, Auta"sH
tortsr his wife Thomas 'iilehrist. a.
signee and Miles Cavanaugh. defendants. On the
81 day Of lebruArY, A. y. 1897. for
the sum Of t2lal. %, besides intarcs
eos.s and attornsy's fees. which ssid Dc
1884,. recorded in Judgment book No. / Of sAid
court az rage -. 1 am commanded To- rnIl a.
ate lying and being in the county Of Levi. snd
tlarks state OF Aontann. and bounded an / de
scIibed a. folloWs, 10 Wit
no wsst hall OF the north6sst Quarter. a.
the cast half Of tne northwest quarter and tht
southwest Quarter OF the northwest a. after d.
section twenty two Ca. towns ~ eleven iil
grouad containing about niue (sJ acres ~ Ian
heretofore decided iy IS iliam g.. 7. T. ohtw4fdi
and anna ioetwafit, his wife. 20 TO Gon ma
entral hallway company. by deed bearing dsts
July 2. lisa and recorde,t Jan. ~. ltal ia d.
~ ui deed. page 2.& in tao Office = THE
county clerk and ecordsF ~ / ewis and Clarke
ounuty. state 81 Montana. the came bsing for
right-of- way purpofes. together with Oh ea-e-
menis thereta belonging OF N snywise attached
including all water riELts AMI privileges. and al
bitches. fumes or moies % converting water
from stream 20 and uVon said land
Together with all and singulFr tho tcne-
meuts Miscellaneous and Rppur enanoes there
unto OelonEinx or IN any vice apprrtsining,
Public notice 10 hsrehT given that on lues-
day. the 9th day OF , ehrunry. 4. ID lct at ~
o'clock Of that day. At tho front door of the
court house. Helena. Lewis and larke county,
Montana will in obedience 10 said order Of sale
and decrea OF foreolosura and sale cell the above
deacrihel property. or much thereof may
be necessary 20 safety said Judgment With in
tofest and costs 10 the hi-heei and best oder.
for each in hand.
Given under my hand this sth day Of Februiry.
CHARLTs d. CURTIS Sheriff
By HRKD X loss. Under sheriff
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Regular Visits Monthly
At Great Falls on tho 18th snd 10th.
~ MifsOulA on the 10Th
AT Bozeman on the 2sth.
Al Livingston on the 1sth

Montana Divsion-is Main Street. Helena
Northern Divisions Ast broadway. Butte
City, Montana
Southern Divislon-i2s South Main Street Los
Angeles. California.
Central Division 3OI to 3J7 West Ninth Street.
Kansas ity. Missouri.
Western Division--t00 eeary Street. San Fran
CISCO California.
Eastern Division-IOl Randolph Street. Chicago
Illinois
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A good femsdv aud there IL not snythng
on the ma ket that equals French Iansy
ablots for the relief ana cure OF . ainful Oh
! regular msnseL these tablets remove oil
distractions. no matte what the cause
Manufactured ~ A. Augendre. Paris.
France. ard for sale ONLY by Psrehen
D'Aeheu. Drug Co.. Hslsna. Mont, sol
SCENTS. Price 81 psr box sent b. mail
fecufrlY Ell
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THE
HOME QUEEN

Is the latest and best treatise Cookery Domestic Econ
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BANANAS I'M
CREAM.

Make with boilngwater quart ofstrong lemonade
using only the juice OF the lemons soak half gelatne
hour small cup of cold water stir it into the boil
ing lemonade and set where it viii cool but not harden:
three bananas engthise in halves and lay them in
mold with cold water, with half the Jelly and
mold ice till Jelly is then slice three more and
pour on remainder Of Jelly. Serve with cream or soft
mustard MRS. ELIZA d. RICHARDS.
Lady Manager Worlds Fair, Butte City, Mont.
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There IL no claim made Ios a er'a sarsa-
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The most important iron deposit Of the
United States Is the Iron mountain I'm
Missouri. The ORES are almost pure. near
~ free from sulphur and carrying very
small proportion Of phosphorus.
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MONTANA
BROWN BREAD.

One pint corn meal, one pint Graham -four one and
half pints sour milk (swcet will dol, half pint dark
moasse teaspoon salt, and half teaspoons soda
steam. three four hours Can be steamed over
MARIAN ID. COOPER
Alternate Lady Manager Worlds Fair, Bozeman, Mont.
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SOME SAMPLES

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Having practically supplied the Unexpectedly heavy
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria-
When she was a Child, she cried FOR Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
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TENNESSEE
CORN CAKES.

One pint corn meal, one egg spoon cooked hon.
my, little salt half teaspoon soda; add buttermik "a
make rather thin batter, bake IN moderate oven
MRS. B. w. BARNWELL,
Sawanee, Tenn.
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NOrICF oF TEACnERk' EXAMINATION
~ An enamtnsilna % applicaEt. for Ger hi.
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ens. aont, teh. p and "a. beginning al nins
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hiNNIE A. REIFE~RArH.
%. Supt. u HchsolA
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EGG OMELET.
A LA NEVADA.

Yolks of two eggs beaten until light coored and
thick, two tablespoons milk salt spoon salt one
quarter salt spoon pepper Beat the whites until stiff
cut and fold them lightly into the yolks until covered Put
teaspoon butter into clean pan, when hot quickly pour
in mixture, when brown set in a moment TO let
top dry. MRS. GOV. COLCORD
Carson City, New
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1894.
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HARPKR's pAzAR is journal for the home. II
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READ THIS TO
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The Volumes % the Bszar begin with the first
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TO TELL GOOD
EGGS.

Put them in water, if the big end up they are
not fresh This is an inalble rule to distinguish good
egg from bad
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MONTANA
ZOE CREAM.

One quart cream seasoned and whipped. When
partly frozen add whites of four eggs well beaten.
CLARA L. MEADOW,
Lady Manager Worlds Fair, Helena, Mont.
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A CURIOUS CALCULATION.
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He shows that in lifetime of "a years
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Keeping in view this constant strain on
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