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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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PROPOSALS FOR ERECTION OF BUILD
lNGs
U. S. ISDIAs sERvIcE

u. s. INDIAN SERVICE
Crow AGENCT. Mont, Jan. -. is9L
Sealed proposals, endorsed proposals for
erection OF buildings. aud addressed to ths un-
dersigned AZ Crow Agency. Montana. will be re-
ceived at this agency until one o'clock = IN. OF
q Monday, Feb. 10, 1895. fOr furnishing the neces-
sAry materials and labor required IN the err elton
and completion OF one a. warehouse, mo a.
on Iryor creek. on the Crow reservation, in ac-
cordanco with plkns and specifications which
may he exam ned a. the Offices Of The INDIE
pendent Of Helena Mont. the Lines. OF
billings. Mont, and A. this agency.
Bidders will state in their bids the proposed
price ~ each blilding. snd the length OF time
required IN the erection II came. and the quail
ity Of lumber 70 DO used. whether Montana or
eastern or western.
Of congress approved Aug I. 1872, entitled an
act relating 10 the imitation Of the hours Of
daily service OF laborers ana mechanics EN-
ployed upon the pu lilo works Of the United
staies and Of the District OF 0lnmbia"
The right lie re- ervsd 10 reject any or all bids.
aay part Of any bid, II deeme1 Tor the best
interest OF the service
CERTIFIED CHECKS.
Zach bid must be Accompanies by certified
check or draft upon some United states deposi
tory or solvent nationAl bank in the vicinity Of
tho residence of the bidder. made payable to the
order Of no commissioner OF lnditn Affairs, for
81 lssst i've per cent Of ths amount Of the pro
pOsal, which check or draft will be forfeited
to thu United states in cass any bidder OF bi ideTs
receiving award shall fail TO promptly exc
cute a contract with good and sufficient SURF
ties otherwise 70 BE- returned 20 the bidder.
Lids . cOmpGnied BY cash In lieu Of a certified
check viii not be consldersd.
for further Information to location OF
buildings. means Of transportation, ETC., -
specifications cannot be sent to bidders, apply
Al agency 70 NJ =. MhMAN,
U. s. Indian Agent
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STOCKS

STOCKS
INV YonK Feb Io. -Rar silver. 63k.
Copper Dull lake. f962S.
Lead-fAsisr domestic. SGiA
The feature Of the day was the declaration Of
the quarterly dividend Of ~ by the Burlington
directors, = decline Of e occurred early. but on
orders from Boston, the price reacted ~ from
tho " point and on realization Of profits
sagged Y a. the close
Governments FIRM.
Ietroleum-Ouiot sic asked.
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rs A SECRET-
that many women
owe their beauty
30 DR. iieross IA
yurite Prescription
The reason bonu-
~ OF form and
face, as " ell as
grace, railiate from
the common center
health. Tho lsst
bodily condition 70
suits from good
food, frush air and
exercise, coupled
with The judicious
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NOTICE.


u LAND OFIlcE
HELENA, Mont. Feb z. 1894
Complaint having been entered az this office
BY Ernest r. Wright against frank A. Hutehin-
a1s5. dated May a. 1872 uDpn he sw \ section
., township 10 .. range ". in Lewis aud a. arke
county, Montana. win a view 20 the cane llation
OF said entry; the eaid pAIties are hereby sum.
moned TO appear At this utice on the 10Th day Of
March. 1884, "a 10 o'clock a. m. to respond and
furnish testimony concerning said alleged Aban.
Comment GEO. n. BOURQlIN,
ieceiyer.
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Notice is hereby given tia there will be
special meeting Of the board Of county commits
81 oners az their office In the court house on Non
day eb. ~ 1884, at 10 o'clock q m. for tbs
rurto.e Of receiving bid ami AWARDING con
{ at for the building Of a bridge across the
north fork Of Sun river. sud for such other
hus ness a. may legal 8 come before them
liy order of the board.
J. = TO kER
County Clerk.
atod Helena. feb Il. 1854
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For information how 20 travel chslp.r. qlie ~
anu comfortably Co tho at. south ana West.
adde's A. tuft cfE 60. FL q A.. A. n.
nL l. ~. Minneapolis. Miun
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OF the Brooklyn, " Y. Police Force. gladly
testfes to the merit Of Hoods Sarsaparila
His wife takes il for dizziness and Indigestion
and il works charmingly. 1.-THE children also
take Do with great benefit. II is without doubt
a most excellent thing for That Tired Feel
ing. / cheerfuly recommend
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ALIAS SUMMONS 49, IN THE UIsrUTrT
! court 81 the First Judicial district Of tho
state Of Montana In and Tor the county Of
-..ela ,.ralAn, plaintiff We red,riek era
harn. defendant
The STATE Of Mentana send, greeting 20 tho
shove named defendant
are hereby re- luirsd 20 appear in an action
brought against you ~ the above named plain
Oft % the distrl Crurt Of tho FIRST judicial
district Of the state o. Montana 10 and for the
c0ulty o. Lewis ami Clarke. and 10 answer the
eve OF De day u cel after the servi,e on yol
of tins summon, y serged within this couu'y,
1r % serve oIt of this county but sithin this dis-
TINT within twenty days, o.. herN Use within forty
day. or Judgment b. defiant wall Do taken
tlaint.
Tie saiI action IL brought 10 obtain ludg-
meuf and decree OF this court diseolVing the
honis 81 matrimony heretofore and nov EXIST
ing bei ween the dsfendant and this piaintih. on
tho ground that defendant has committed adul-
tory since his MAR 90 Co y ainfin
and you are hereby notih a. that II you fAl 90
appear ana answer the said Compliant, a. above
required the said plaintiff viii spIly O. tho
court tor the RELIEF mHnded in "a a complaint
Given under my hand aud the zeal - the Dis
ir.ct Court OF the tirst Judicial Distrc
~ tho rtats Of Montana, In and
-, f1r ths nunty Of Lewis and
, Seal FIRST clarke. this 18th day ~ fsh-
Jud Dist. rusry in the year % our Lord
Court. one thousand eight hundred
- and uiuoi y-fuur.
JOHN BFAN. Clerk
i'y q. q. fHEENAN. IeputY tiork.
". %. Gardiner attorney for plaintiff.
CHERIfF's sALE BY VIRTUE OF AZ ENE-
- cuiion In my hands. issued oat % tho dis
trIct court n the first judicial district q the
stAts Of Montana, "a AID for the county % Lewis
al tIlrar. ia ths rutt OF MarJ a.. rIei tn q @
agEiast ratrlcE rusl man. tgly sttest-d the D
day Of February. A D. lee. have levied upon
all tne rIght. tlt.e an lntsres. - he sad rat
flck hpslunan o. and o. the fnlloEinE described
property. situAted b. Lewis and Clarke county,
stnfo Of Montana.
Ihe south All o. lots ~. e. and -, AID ali q
lofs ~. So. 20. n block 3. Helena TOWNSHIP.
Notice ls hereby ven ttat on IN "a dag oi
March. A. y. ~ betsecu tho Aorrs 90 40 q
clock a. n. auI I'VE clDcs D. m. 81 a.. aaT.
fu-wIf. al ~ O'Clock OBJ. - faid day, a. fhn 10
door 81 the court house 90 tle cI.p - Helena I
will sell all tho right title and Interest 90 fra
sad ufrirH ruailmsr in and % tho said above
B. described property 20 tho Highest bidder Tor
U cash lu hand
Given under my hand this the ttl dag u
l fe1ruary. A. ID is9I.
/ EEED 4. hoss. Unlor Sheriff.
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- d. WORK around hotel washing dishes or any
thing 20 MAKE a living. Address W. O'Brien,
care general delivery
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MINNESOTA.
Wilbur Tshbils Apr chants Hotsl. ST. Psnl
willard s. DsnAis ...... Hotal Ryan. St PAn
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III CIi'1 - ~ = e., : 1iSSS-
ou lsWrsucs street. large house worth
all.olr prize nov $500, your own terms. Her
teft eel e o.. ground nuur Montana IA
uonai la.lk Luilding
/. OK SALE HEhHthr b. HEED A 90. d
i ground floor Moutaaa IanE bull dins. have
houses aud lots for trade OF sale - Tor cent Of
Falus.
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CALIFORNIA.
q. C. Wilbur. Taace Hotel san Francisco
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THE MARKETS.

elias. stand lamp. for zoe a, The lee Hive
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$3.50

A pa tlsuiafly com modious cottage on
park avenue. Seven rooms. bathroom,
large pantry. numerous closets, cellar, good
harm and she'd. los 60xlbn One block from
Electric line. This 10 a specially good
bargain; the rooms are large, il-ft ceilings.
Property cost $500
SisbO-A neat yelling on n corner lot on
Chauosr street, 3 blocks from Broadwayi
3 rooms. hall. bathroom, gas plumbing. hot
and cold water; $500 down, S23 per month
MATHESON q GO
GOLD BLOCK.
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0rris Employment Agency.
glg North Main ~ Telephone 10
WANTED
ne diningroom Girl.
Girl Tor general houaework. citT.
Girl Tor senefal housevork ouuntrT
Five woodchuppers
viii ca.h All Midland railroad time ohockA
OkkiS EMfLOfMhNl AdENtt.
2l5 North haiu g.
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III UAIION WANTED-BN BLACKSMITH.
- eKperieneed in almost any line OF black
smithing except horse shooting. John tcclsston.
last helena
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SITUATION WAN1ED-BY A 10Y Is YEARS
- Of age. has had five years experience in q
lArge store IN Colorado; wsges TO suit the times
Address OF call At 4. +. schmidt 80. \. Rodney
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SITUATION WANT, DAN INTELLIGENT
- youth Of IL years desires 70 learn the plumb
ing Trade. Apply ". Z. ~. this office.
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Hoods SarsapaYiIla

and Hoods Pills 20 every one who wishes TO
have health and eomfnrt.n Get HOOD,s.
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THE INDEPENDENTS
GREAT BOOK OFFER.

To any ons who will send US ONE OF the
No. l coupons accompanied by TEN
CENTS in silver or POSTAGE stamina We
will send ANY ONE BOOK to be selected
by Yourself from the list printed below, by
mail postage ptepaiii
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SITUATION WANrED-YOUNG MARRIED
y man wants work Of any kind to make a liv-
ing. Address A. l.. spArrell, 3tl cutter street,
Helena.
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SITUATION WANTED-POSIIION BY MAN
- and wife, former as butler and waiter aud
latter a. cook. est references Address J. 1.
smith, $50 tfth avenue.
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HElF Man rED-FfN MALE
-~-~-~-~-~---~---~~~-~----
WANTED - dIkL TO DO GENERAL.
W homework At 800 Harrison avenue.
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AAAs1ED A GlKL FOX GENERAL
" homework to 90 TO Chotouu. Apply al
1Ol living street.
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sITUArIUNs wANrED-MALE

Advertisements unuss ~. l-s.. u.rss time,
RTE
----Y--~~~-~-~-~-~-~-~~-o -~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~~
SITUATION WANTED - BY An INDUS
= trious middle-sg,d married man. a. clerk
In = retail house Or traveller for Wholesale
years' experience, Address Jno. Mcqueen, Vic
toriA 2 80 /. l.. L. Canada,
SITUATION WANTEp-BY FIRsT-CLAsS
- man 70 do electroplating transmitting and
general mechanical repairing nttaen years
experience. Workmanship guaranteed. Address
By letter, Jack e.. this office.
SITUATION WA NTED-POsuION AS FORE
- man in quartz mine Experienced in
working men undef ground; capable OF Assaying
ores aud sharpening tools. had public assay
office for a number OF years. Address "ldAhO
INDEPENDENT
SITUATION WANTED POSITION BY MAN
- and wife, former as butler and waiter aud
latter COOK. est references Address j. /.
smith, $50 tifth avenue.
MUTATION WANT. DAN INTELLIGENT
- youth Of II years desires 70 learn the plumb
ing trade. Apply H. &. NJ. this office.
SITUATION WANrED-YOUNa MARRIED
- man wants work OF any kind to make a liv-
ing. Address A. L. sparrelL 3tl cutler street,
Helena.
SITUATION WANIED-BY A 10Y Is YEARS
- Of age, has had tive years experience in
lArge store IN Colorado; wsges TO suit the times
Address OF call at 4. +. schmidt sl- \. Rodney
MUTATION WANTED-BY BLACKSMITH.
- experienced in almost any line OF black
smithing except horse shooting. John toclsston.
last Helena
SITUATION wANIrD.-BY GOOD MAN TO
- do WORK around hotel washing dishes or any
thing to maize a living. Addrass j ~ a. Brien
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l'y q. a. FHEEMAs. equity Clork.
". %. Gardiner, attorney for plaintiff.
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ated Helena, Feb a.
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NEw YORK. Feb. IS. -Wool-SteAdy, domestic
fleece l9u25o; pulled, 2Oa26o; Texas lGG1sc.
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UTAH
COLORADO.

Smith a son............ ss0 siI,oon.h St. Dsnv~
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Lon SALE 4 rHOLAlbHIp IN EN6LE-
Lorns business College. Apply At this
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at bay Its leaders yelling, curslng, DE-
nounclng but none bold enough to begin
the personal conflict so evidently lnteno-
ed BY some of them in the first moments
OF rage, 1t was splendid to witness the
moral and physical courage OF heeo:
or course he knew his frlends were at
hand ready to sustain him but ne also
knew that before him stood men beside
themselves with rage who" had tempor-
arily. lost all control of themselves and
to whom the use of arms had l'ot Dean
altogether unknown, but his race nelth,
er .paled nor flushed and the crowd
gradually sank back to their seats.
Taking up his paper be went on MT.
Brooksh1re, Mr.. Bullock, Mr.. Bynum, Mr..
Carlisle" and SO on with frequent inter-
ruptions until McCreary of Kentucky
was named. Here occurred one of hose
comical incidents which sometimes, do
more toward restoring good humor thau
reams of wise advice. Mr.. McCreary IS
staid dignfed gentleman usually with
smiling, rather 6orid face, but now that
face was white with anger as he
screamed out 81 deny your right to
count me as pfesent and desire TO read
some parliamentary law upon the sub
ject." The Speaker with perfect i'm
pertur bal ility of face but a sly twinkle
in his eye replied: "The Chair is max
ing statement of the fact that the gem
teman from Kentuck1 is present. Does
he deny it?" The Republicans broke into
a tumultuous roar of laughter and many
Of thesDemocrats smiled as the absurdity
of McCreary's situation was shown by
q single neat phrase. McCreary at
tempted to read his parliamentary law
but the laughter had done its work and
the danger was past.
The Speaker after reading his list went
on amid silence that was in strange
contrast with the turbulence of few
minutes before to complete his statement
quoting presidents in favor of counting
all present as constituting a quorum
causing to be read at length the decision
by David Is. Hill in the New York Sem
ate and then ruled that quorum was
present within the meaning OF the. Con-
stitution. Crisp promptly took an ap-
peal from this ruling, debate ensued and
the House adjourned.
The next morning the hight was re-
newed over the approval of the journal.
distinguished himself by denouneing a
ruling of the Speaker as corrupt" and
a motion for the previous question made
by Mr.. Mckinley as usurpatory, revolu-
tionary and corrupt" Finally after a
struggle of days the journal was approved
the ruling was sustained and later. it was
EN- bodied in the written rules and 1t be-
came possible for the House to do bust
ness "though the heather rage and the
wicked imagine vain thing"
Four years have passed and House
heavily Democratic has adopted q rule
the same in principle and in result while
far more clumsy il form and operation
and Reed the usurper," is such.no long
err but has become John the Bapti t
showing Democratic House how to
make its ways straight.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
Trenton, N.J.April 90, 1894.
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People who have investigated the mat
ter say the general public have very little
idea of the mischief that policy playing
has done in this community. 1t is a
form of gambling that is very seductive,
especially to boys and young men. Nj.
merous instances of small larceucies and
embezz lements have come before the
courts during the last year that had
their origin in policy playing, while
great many other cases have been
fixed up privately and have never
reached the courts. The people most
taken by it are those of small earnings
whose wages barely suffice for their sup
port, and who can i'll afford any loss how
ever small. The secrecy with which the
business can be carried on makes it ex-
ceedingly difficult to break it up. By
good deal of hard and skillful work
the marshal and his deputies have man.
aged to obtain proof against some of thu
most prominent operators in this town.
The punishment of these men will be
pretty sure, not only to drive them out
of the business, but also to greatly
curtail the operations of Others who have
not been caught, if not to stop them en-
tirely. If they escape with slight pun
ishment or no punishment at all the
effect will be to give the business a
boom. Men who have been mere tools
of others should be shown some leiency
perhaps, but the principals ought to re-
ceive the full penalty of the law.
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CHANGE OF PARTNERSHIP.

The undersigned hereby give notice that
the partnership heretofore existing between
o. B. Emery of WATERFORD, James p
O'Brien of Lyman and William Pray of Bos-
ton, under the firm name Of o. b. Emery &
Co., Grain Dealers, is this day mutually dis
solved, Mr.. o. B. Emery retiring from the
firm Said business is to continue under the
management of remaining partners, James P.
O'Brien and William Pray, until further
notice. All bills due said D. B. Emery
Co, and all bills against said o. B. Emery
& Co., are payable to or by said James P.
o'Brien OF William Pray, who alone are
authorized to settle all outstanding ac-
counts. o. B. EMERY,
JAMES P. O'BRIEN,
WILLIAM PRAY.
April %, 1894. apr23dst
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FOUR YEARS. 4
When Speaker Reed First Counted Quo
rum-The Stirring Scene Recalled by
an Eye Witness.
Letter in the N. Y. Tribune

Letter in the N. Y. Tribune.]
Sir: The recent action of the Demo
Gratis in Congress in resolving to adopt,
In spirit if not altogether in form the
famous Reed RULE of counting as
present to form quorum all members
of the House actually present, whether
voting or not, has revived public interest
in the famous rule and its origin in the
House of Representatives.
The writer was member of the Lth
Congress. and was an eyewitness of all
the turbulent scenes enacted in the
House when Speaker Reed first ruled
that all members present could be
counted in determining the presence OF
quorum. &
The Republicans had elected a clear
majority of the House, but that majority
was extrsmcly small. In SO large body
there are always some absentees. Some
memb ers are inattentive to their public
duties. 1 rememb Der one who did not
occupy his seat more than a dozen times
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MAINE STATE PRESS.

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THE PRESS.
THURSDAY. APRIL 26.
4 REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION
WILL BE HELD IN
City Hall, Lewiston, Tuesday, June 5, 1894
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M.

~~s -
for the purpose of nominating candidate for
Governor, to be supported at the September
election; and transacting any other business
that may properly come before 1t.
The basis of representation will be as fol-
lows: Each City, Town and Plantation will De
entitled to one delegate, and for each 70 votes
cast for the Republican candidate for Governor
in 1892, an additional delegate, and for frac-
ton of 40 votes in excess of rs, an additional
delegate.
Vacancies in the delegation of any City, Town
or Plantation can only be filled by residents OF
the County in which the vacancy exists.
The state committee will be in session in the
reception room of the hall at O'Clock on the
morning of the convention, for the purpose OF
receiving the credentials of delegates. Dele
gates, in order to participate in fhe convention,
must be elected subsequent to the date of the
call for this convention.
Confronted, as we are, by the attempt OF the
Democratic party in Congress to destroy the
industries, to PROSTATE the agricultur al inter
ests of the country and to degrade labor by pre-
venting the laborer receiving his just reward,
we invite all electors of Maine, without regard
to past political differences, who desire to pro-
test against this destructive policy of the Demo-
cratic party; who are in favor of maintaining
the protective tariff who belive in sound and
honest currency; in free popular education; in
securing political power to every citizen; in
promotion of the cause of temperance; in just
and equal taxation; in all measures for the en-
couragement and defence of American inter
ests at home and abroad: and in an economi-
cal and efficient administration of state affairs
to unite with the Republicans in the selection
of delegates to this convention.
Per order. Republican State Commute,
F. E. SoUTHARD, j. Fl. MANLEY,
Secretary. Chairman.
Augusta, Me- April 8. 1894