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n MLaA soFr ANSWER.
And ~ Turned Away Feminine wrath an
g,t the Sneaker Flbow Room.

And 10 rurird Away Feminine wrath and
Got the Speaker Elbow Room.
One Of those men whose vocations call
them daily TO Printing House squar,
boarded a down town train on the Third
avenue elevated road at FIFTY ninth street.
Wsfook a seat next two wei dressed, elder
lv women, who were intcutly discussing a
aarguin sale then going m at one OF the
treat sixth avenue houses. While not Civ
en- 20 yielding under pressure what he CON
siders his rights. the man Ina question a
extremely careful not 60 encroach upon
those OF others. He had not settled COM
fortahly in the seat when the elderly wom-
an at his left. without dcigning TO look
around at him. remarked in an angry tone
that could be- heard half the length Of the
crowded car.
Il wish You would get on my cloak"
Tho man promptly raised his hat, said,
al beg your pardon and stood up % al
low the cloak To be withdrawn. This the
woman did with jerk and without recog-
milton Of the mans prompt rcparation Of
au unintentioual oflensc. She kept her
bach 90 him and TO do this sat sideways
IN her seat thus occupying fully p third
OF that belonging 60 the man. She resumed
the discussion Of the bargain sale. aud the
other passengers smiled. The man was
uettled. lie looked it., but said nothing.
There was stout woman on the other
side She took mp another third Of his seat.
and after vanly trying to open his news
paper The man contrived to stow &c away
again in his pocket. Then ne contracted
himself into the smallest possible space
and mcchly read the lads" ON the oppo-
site side Of the car.
Tn a moment the elderly woman at his
lcft put her hand into her pocket and
rummaged about for something she didn't
seem able 10 find The man had three ci-
CARS for a half in his upper left hand vest
pocket. and at every dive the woman ell
bow came in vigorous contact with them
or with the man 5 short ribs. lie got very
rcd in the face. hut the woman continued.
uhlivious OF his existence. When a more
vigorous lunEe than the others was fol-
lowed by cruuching sound from the re-
gion of the cigars, the man eXclaimedi
Madam, ! win be much obliged il You
will take your elbow out Of my side''
With a fine assumption OF injured dig
nifty. the woman turned upon him. AT
last she had deigued 70 recognize his ex-
isrence.
sYou are most insolent. sir. - she said
"You have been annoying me ever since
You got on this car. How dare you speak /
70 me like that, sir'"
The monumental brass Of 10 staggered |
him. Then surprise gave way 10 admira- /
tion, and there was a twinkle OF humor i'm /
his eve as be leaned over and said in a con I
iidcntial tone that was none the less heard /
by those about who had been watching the |
fun:
You've been tickling me, madam. and |
don't like il. That's why / spoke"
The look of blank dismay, the pursed /
up, SPECIFICS mouth that greeted this sal 1
~ showed that the battle was over, and I
the man had won. He had lots OF room /.
after this 20 read his paper. which he did .
with evident enjoyment until the train I
reached the station.-New York sun.
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A LAS SUMMONS IN The DloTRll J.
n court Of the First Judicial district Of the
state 81 Montana In and for the county OF Lewis
and Clarke.
Frederick Powen. William owen aud era r.
ihomuson, ~ howon ros: y hompson. plain
TN. " Edward rindrud defendaut.
The state % Montana sends greeting 10 the
shove named defendant howard frInurodi
You aIo hereby required 10 appear In an Actlon
brought against you By the above named plaintiff 5
Of the state Of Montana. IN and for the county %
Lewis and Clarke, and 10 answer tho complaint
filed therein within ten days (oxclusiye Of the lag
Of earyicol after the service B. you ot this sum
mons. n served within this county ar.u served out
o. this county, but within this district, within
twenty daYs otherwise within forty days or
Judgment b. default Will b. taken AgAinst yol
according 10 the prayer OF said complaint.
hn "a 4 acton b brought TO recover tta sum
Of .Zi8tA. b0aidss interest upon two no A.
days payable 60 i'm Kelehor. or order. for
tiA.tu. with Interest a 10 per cent Ani assigned
60 plaintiffs L DO utuaf. executed oct. ~ t-ta
due in lu dayH payable 20 AeTchanta National
bans. Helena Montana, for $3.50. signsd BY
ID 8findrod Co principals. and towen
plaintiffs herein
And ron are hsrohy notified that u you fail 60
appear ana answer the said complaint A. above
required. tho said plaintiff will TAX dei al
against you ADD Judgment for s2.tis - and in-
Given under ny hand and the zeal ~ tho dis
trict court ~ tho ffst Judicial district OF the
state 20 Montana In and Tor tbs
county u Lewis and clarke
I seal fifst thi- lzih day Of sebfaarl. IN TIE
~ JOHN BRAN. Clark
~ q. q. FnrFnkS. Deputy lerk
smith Word, attornsys for piaintihs-
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IN ~ MONTANA. CorNrY nEIrml.

SHERIFt'S SALE JAMEBK EhyIN. PLAIN
- uh. s- Lizzie T.. hugwald and GEORGE j.
lfnguaId defeuiauts
Under and b. virtue ~ an ordorof sale all
ttcree ~ foreclosure aLd taln is.uad uut 81 fha
DIS rHL court ~ fhHf frf Judicial district % tho
tiste = Montana ll and Tor the county 81 Lewis
nui iarkr. IN thH lttN Hav % frhruafr A
James hrrfiu. The uDlVa named ulaiufin Oh
tanned a Judgment and decroo u foreclosure aud
-ata hsaiuHt NE IluRuHId snd ffsuf 80
d Ling defendants, on tho 18Th day
of ehruary A. ID IsB for tha
-uu ~ a1ta f hesides interest rt..s
ou th. $50 daJ 81 leuruars. a. 3D. I.8. re.
corded in Judgment book No I - aid court a.
rage -. an commanded 90 ssll all hose csrfA.
lHt- piece OF parcel of land. situate lyiuu aud
lsif IS il the county - LeNis AMI Clarke sfsfs %
" utana and founded AID described follow
tu wit
Ioi numbered twenty -seven I-s.. and tts
s1lf. Re.tsr.y Lalf ~ lot "a ulb~reI fweuf5 eir.f
..- iu block uuiubefoi hfts-hfa |sf. of tl.
ORIGINAL foansite % fhe city ~ Helena aa.I
county AID tfafn.
loge'he. with al AMI sinsu or iLe teuems-t.
Der q tanlenis ami apuurtsnan tHereunfl u.-
LONGING or lu alNWlee aIfarfaInIns
Public notice l. hereby given that on W.fna.-
day. NlH tfu dAg % March. A. u. 1884, a. b.
% clock u. - fi.at dag A. ITO front fnur af f.t
courthouse Helena Lewis and Jake county
Montana viii. in obedience 20 said order .f ..'s
and decree ci foreclosure sud -aIe .elI ffe ait..
described property. or ~ much thereof a. ..sg 30
ani cn.ts 90 ihe Highest end b.t- bidder. f.r
cash in land.
Given under ny hand THE I.t. dsyo I..-
CHAlu.fBD CUfIIs. s.sr.L
iEED J. Hose. luder sheriff
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PROPOSALS TOR FIELD SEEDS.
L. X IsDfAN SERVICE,
{ ROW AGENCY. Mont. foh u 1Aa

L. X lNDfAN SHRVTCE,
ROW AaENoY, Mont, feb ~. 1874.
toaled proposals.. endorsed ~ roposals for
Field seeds, and addressed to the undereignsd
At Crow gency. Montana. will be received At
this agency until one Q) o'clock y M. Of fri-
day, March @ 1874, FOR furnishing ami delivering
at this agency
1000 pounds seed corn.
1900 pounds seed cats
45,vCO pounds seed potatoes
huOO pounds seed wheat
1000 pounds seod barley,
= bushels onion sets
I bushel broom corn
Said seed to be sound and clean. well sacked
and to bo grown In the section Of country CON
tguoas to place Of delivery
bidders will state In their bids the propose
price q each article offered for delivery under a
contract
The right 10 reserved 70 reject any or all bids
or any part Of any bid, II deemsl for the best
interests OF the service
CERTIFIED CuECK6
zach bid must To accompanied b. a certified
check or draft upon some United States depusi
tory or eolvent nationAl bank in the yiciniiy OF
the residence Of the bidder, made parable 70 the
order OF the commissioner Of Indian AFFAIR.", for
a. least i've per cent of the amount Of the pro
posal, which check draft will b. forfeited
to thu United states in cass any bidder bi luors
receiving award shall fail 10 promptly exc
cute a contract with good and sufficient surs
ties. otherwise to b. returned 10 the bidder
Bids aroom panied by cash in lieu Of a certii "a
check viii not be considered.
tor any further Information apply TO
LIEUT.. JAS. ". MAInOe. q. s. a.
Acting L. s Indian AZ Mt
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SHERIFF's BALE-UENRY VOGFL PLAIN
- tit. " Marie kleinschmidt Carl Klein
schmidt, red Hilbert, helena nAs Light and
tohe tompsng. corporation. hate Klein
'ohmidt. B. led iieinloiu and Ihomas D. Mathiaa.
co-uaftnere A. lleiulcn IS Ma hiss. Edward " .
Knight cashier. Morris -srd' and Julius auds.
co-par ner- A. sands Bros. defendants
Under and By virtue 81 an order Of sale ant Do
cree OF foreclosure and sale issued out Of tho
district court Of the hurst Judicial district Of tue
ttnie 81 Montana. IN and for The county Of Lewis
aud Clarke. the 10th day ~ tsbruary. a. ID
l.si' IN the above entitled action, wherein
Henry Nozel. the shove named plaintiff oh
tanned a Judgment and decree Of foreclosure an 4
sale against Tie above named deiendauts on the
18th day Of hogembar. A. y. ls9a Tor
oos's snd attorneys foes which said ds
creo was. on tbs ifh day - November A. n.
lsli recorded W judgment book No I Of said
those certain lots. piece. or parcels 81 land
situate. lJing and being IN the town-iio OF tne
CIT of helena. county Of Lewis aud clarke.
follows. 20 vii.
lot numbar one 10. in block forty seven ti7l.
Icing slHiy lU foei front on Fifth nveuue ami
seventy liul feet degp on Warren street, also lat
number W. ~. in block fortT-sevcn N1l, b .ins
twenty fouf ~ ioet front On ftsih avenue and
commencing a. ppint on riEih avenue siHty
tt0 feet sasierlT 81 tho easteriY line OF Warren
street. running thence northerly seventy G0l
teei thence westerly elEtY laul feet 20 Warren
STREET thence nsrtnery thirty-thrso lssI feet
thence eastfry ciFhty-four t-l Z at The nee
southarlY ono hundrel uC0l % I 20 sinh ave-
nue., theace westerly go tho point Of basnning
Alao lut numb % tire ,, in block forty-savsn
Ca. leins fHrty-tvo 1el fest iIoHt GA sixth
avenue one huudrrd no. feet dser.
together with all ant slnHulsr the tens-
menta. hsreliiaments and apbur cnanoes there
unto uaIonsins or in AM wise appsrtaiuing
Public notice IL hereby given. that on ruos-
day the orb dap % \ arch 4. ID iHsi. a. n
o'clock m - that day. ~ tho front door Of tho
court house Helena irNis and tlsrka county.
Montana I will iu ubelieuce To said order 81 snle
ani Decree % forecluFura and fala, coll thn Above
de-crihfd property. or % much thereof a. MAJ
D. necossary 10 fatisfy sAid Judgment with iu-
tsfest and costs. 90 tho highest and best bidder.
Tor each in hand.
Given under ny hand. this 18th dag Of Tebrusry.
A. ID. 1884
CHARLES D. CURTIS, Sheriff
III FhED = hons L nder sheriff
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Observation-Disclosures
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"a disor,lorod liver that you'rc subiect 10
attacks Of cold or cnills on slight exposure.
Nou gee tired easily. Tho fcoline n a.
comrauiod by " t'rod Digestion, which fails
a. assimllato the food This often results hi
what We call indigestion or biliousnass
Or norcc's Pleasant Pellets rouse the liver
O. vigorous action, aud this In turn starts the
machinery of the hoiy into activity. Liver.
stomach and bowels feel The tonic effect, and
in conscqucnco the entire system i inviQo-
ratcd. The proccsses hccome self-regulating,
and 4 rsserve force is stored up AGAINST ex
posture 60 disonee
lf you're too thin, too weak or nervous. il
must DO that food assimilation Is trgong
This il the time o. take Pleasant Pellets
They permanently cure Constipation, Sour
stomach. nyspcpsin, sick OF Bilious Head
ache Dizziness ana Iauudice.
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A ssEssMENT NOTlCE-THE LEO MINING
"a 4 Milling Company Of Montana works
located three and ono-hAf miles from Butte,
silver Bow county. Montana
Notice Is hereby given that at a Meeting OF
trustees Of said company held on the 5th day Of
February. 1884 an assessment OF y cent per
share was lowed upon tne capital stock II fail
company. payable on the 18th day Of March. 1874.
to John A. Meyer. secretary Of said company at
the office Of The 90 Mining Milling Ompany
u Montana room No. il0 Commercial bald
ing. r. Louis. No.
Any stock upoa which said assessment shall
remain Unpaid on the 2lst day Of March. 1874.
shall be do med delinquent aud will be duly al
vertised for sale at public auction and unless
day 81 April. 1894, to pay thu delinquent assess
meuf. together with the costs OF advertising aud
expenses Of sale. JOHN 4. MEYER
secretary Of said comp any.
Room No. 40 fommerclal building. bt. Louis.
No.. Office Of said company.
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PROPOSALS FOR ERECTION OF BUILD
INGs.
U. =. INDIAN SERVICE,
CROW AGENCY. Mont. Jan. -. 1884, :

u. g. INDIAN SERVICE.
Crow AGENCY. Mont, Jan. p. 1891
Sealed proposals. endorsed proposals for
erection OF buildings" and addressed to the ia
dersisned At Crow Agency. Montana. will be re-
ceived at this agency until one O'Clock D. m of
sary materials and labor required tie err ction
and completion of one a. warehouse. one l)
employees residence, aud one % slaughter house,
on Pryor creek, on the Cow reservation, in &C
may BE- exam ned II the Offices Of The indie
pendent, Of Helena Mont, the Times" OF
Billings. Mont. and AZ this agency.
Bidders will state In their bids the proposed
required in the erection II same and the quail
ity Of lumber to be used. whether Montana or
eastern western.
The attention OF iiders IL invited TO the act
act relating to tho limitation Of tho hours 81
daily service Of lAburers and mechanics en-
pluyed upon the Iu 10 workH Of the United
btAiss and Of the District Of Columbia-"
The right is rs,erysd 70 reject any or all bids,
or any part of any bid, If dsemsl for tho lest
interest Of the service
CERTIfIED CHECKS
zach bid must be accompanied by q certified
oheeE OF draft upon some United States deposi
tory or solvent nationAl bank in the vioiaiiy 81
the residence Of the bidder. made paJAb q TO the
order Of The commissioner OF Indian affairs. for
a. least dive per cent Of the amount OF the pro
posAl, which check draft viii be forfeited
90 the United states in any bidder bi idera
receiving an award shall fail 10 promptly exc
cute a contract with good aud sufficient sure
tiss, otherwise 20 be returned TO the bidder.
Bids acoem panied By cash in lieu Of a certified
check will not bs considered
tor further Information a. 10 location Of
buildings means Of transportAtion, ETC., A.
epecincHtions cannot BE- sent 20 bidders, apply
~ agency % NJ. 4. WfMAN
U. b Indian agent
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Money on call easy At per cent, closed At !
per cent prime mercantile paper, 3tsu3is per
ce nt Sterling exchange dull. with actual bust
ness in hanhers' bills At sts7ti.s7A for de-
mand, end si.s5a ts5i4 fer sixty days
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHCA0o. Feb. ti.-Cattle -lieeeipts. 1900.
slow TO lower. no extra steers here; others. S2sJ
70 .. %: lexans s.. i01S.ZG heifers, s2I04 2. So;
cows Sl.65u Z. 20.
negs- heceipts 2L000; slow. l5020o lower,
closing price,. rough heavy. SLs0u 40, packers
and mixed. SaOJsy5 81 %. prime heavy and butch
ers weights. s513a 5. %. prime light sAlsu
$500
Sheep Receipts. 14000; active. triAe higher.
mixed westerns and wette-s. az or 3. IS. vest
orns 20 pa $40; lambs. tk00a fUa
CHICAGO PRODUCE
tHIcAGo. Feb. lt.-W heat Steady. cash. s6ac.
May. buAc.
lcrn-higher. cash, 3l4c. May 37hc.
ats steady. cash. ZSc; Nay. ~ be-.
Pork-Casn. Sll 97,a. Nay tlLOlis.
Lard ash, 81 21.a; May. SLl1
Rlbs-Cash. e. Is, May sdai
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RESTAURANTS.
Independent 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
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BraziI's Minister to the States.

One Of the most important figures in
the diplomatic corps at Washington dur
ing these days Of revolution in his native
land is that Of Senior Salvador de Men
donca, envoy extraordinary and minister
plenipotentiary from Brazil to the Unit
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THE MARKETS.


STOCKS
NNw YORK. teh 1t.-HAr silver. 6tis.
Cspper-Dull, lake. S962H.
lcad-Quiet; domestic tA2o
Morning trading was chiefly in Sugar, Chicago
Gas Western Union. Distilling. Changers and
New England. Most Of the shares were higher
than yesterdays close aud the railway list closed
fair hrm linseed broke a. on . report that
the company would issue s2o0o0o0 dobenture
bonds. but recovered 81 on inside buying
hallway bonds closed irregular and unsettled.
Governments tirm.
Ietroleum-Activ closed ~ sOrc bid.
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ed States. Theimportant duty assigned
him by his government in fitting ont the
recent naval expedition in New York in
creased his prominence. From early
manhood Senior MendonGa has been an
ardent advocate Of republican form Of
government IN 1S70he started the first
republican paper ever published in Bra
ziL III health forced him to retire from
journalism in 1876. and Dom Pedro made
him consul general AT New York. SEN
hor Mendonca's wife Is a New England
woman.
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NOTICE.
q. B LAND OFFICE.
HNr aNa MuWf L.h .

U. LAND OFFICE.
HEI ESA, Mont. Fob T. 1891
Complaint having been entered al this office
Dy Ernest a. Wright against Frank A. Hutohin-
son tor abandoning HE homestead entry No.
a7s5, dated May - 1872. upon tho sw a section
2. township 10 q. range ". in Lewis aud lArka
cOunty, AontanA. with view to the cAuca llation
Of said entry; the said parties are hereby sum.
moned 10 appear 81 this office on the 18th day II
March. 1884 at 10 o'clock a. m. 10 respond and
furnish testimony concerning said al eyed aban.
Comment GEO. NJ. bOUhQLIN.
keCeiver.
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