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rne EPlcuRE.

The latest society lad IA 60 serve ico cream
in statuery molds fashioned after noted
men or women.
Tho plant known tous as Glove lies bleed.
ing b. eaten O.. vegetable Ia China The
Young shoots OF the mahogany are also
served nt table
Anew salad IS called cham aud org.p u
IS made hy dnc chopped cooked ham aud
eggs cat ine and saturated with what the
restaurant waiter calls French dressing "
10 bake bananas. strip from one side a
rirce of tho skin Then loosen the skin
nom the sides OF the fruit, dust well with
frrannlatcd sugar and bake In a moderate
oven half am hour Serve hot In the skins.
A puugeut new sherbet IS made by add
ing preserved ginger 10 "a lemon ice. Chop
n quarter Of a pound OF the ginger very
fine. Add toit . tablespoonfuls Of the sirup
and stir thoroughly into the ice after it is
frozen.
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SnEalIEs SALE syEND ,cAnhsoN

| CuERIFF'B SALE sNEND CARLSON,
I - plaintiff ". Walter Msthsson. Mary Mathe-
| son aud ]. d. r. L0tz doiendants.
1 zder and BY virtue Of an order o. sale and
decree cf foreclosure and sale issued out Of the
district court Of the irst judicial district OF the
slate Of Mon ana. In and Tor the couRty Of Lewis
and llarke GA tho lth day OF December. A. ID.
1888 IN the above entitled action. where n
I awend tarlson. tho above named plaintiff oh
tanned n Judgment and decree OF foreclosure
snd sale against Walter natheson. MARY Mathe-
son aud l. L. h. Lott. defondaats on the lth Gay
OF December 4. ID. tb03. for the sum OF 500 90,
besides interest. costs aud attorneys foes, which
eai1 decree Vas on tho eth DAP Of december
A. ID. lsuS. recorded IN Judgment beck No Of
sell all those certain oie pieces or parcsls Of land
situate. lying and being in tho county 81 aVls
and larke, state Of Montana. and bounded ana
desert bed a. follows. 70 wit
Iots No. 10. Il and ". in block No IS. in the
Northern Pacific addition 10 the city Of Helena,
MontenA. according TO the plat thereof on file in
the ofhco OF tho clerk snd recorder u the said
county % evil. and Clarke. and situated In the
sail county Of Lewis and lArks and state OF
Moutaua
hercl taments ami appu-tonances thereuuto b.
lonElng or IN auyWise appeftsinlng.
luoie notice i hereby given that on Saturday,
tho sgrn DAY o. December. A. d lss3 At II O'Clock
m q that cay. az the front door OF the eouit
house, Helena, Iewi~ ana Clarke county. Mon
lana. / viii. IL obedience TO said order ~ sale
ard DECREE oil foreclosure and sale, sell the above
b. necessary to satisfy said judgment with in
tsrosr Aaa costs, 70 the highest and best bidder
for cash IN hand
Given under my hand this 7th day Of Deem
CHARLES p. CURTIS, sheriff.
BY IEED Is. HOsa. Under Sherin.
Above sails by stipulation between plaintiff
and defendant - adjourned until Jan 10 1874
house CHARLES II. CURTIS, Sheriff
by FRED = lloss. l lder sheriff.
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Is THE DlsTElCr COURT or TIE FIRST
Judicial district Of the safe Of Montana,
in and for the county Of evils aud lake.
In the matter Of the estate Of John W. AdAma.
decea Cd
Order 70 show onnse WHY order Of rale Of rsAl
estate sho uld not b. made.
tto 4. Zoeckler. the administrator Of tbs
estate o. John W. Adams, deceased. having n c 1
his petition herein praying f0r an orcer % saie
81 tEe estate OF sAid deco lent. for the Dur
posssuthCroin ret forth.
Il s. therefore urdorcd By tbs lndgs ~ said
court that PERSONS Interested VA tho estate ~
said deceived appeAr before ihe said court. on
rRlurday. fhe Il "a day Of January. l-.4. at ID
cock ~ tho fore noon % eaid day a. q q court
room of aid court. ~ tho court house ma h"l-
eua. county Of lewis and clarke. 10 chow cause
uhT an orfer should not b. granted To the said
Hdfuiuisfi aior 60 eali much 81 tie real estate
~ tho said dsreaqsi a. shall De necossnrT,
nd that = copy - this order shall b. pub
lishrl onco n weol Tor ~ least four successive
seeks iu tho lolena Indepsndent. newspaper
printed anl published IN said LeWis and Clarke
county.
li,- real estate mentioned In said petition is
fituafed an tho caanfy 81 LOWS and iarke.
% t. ~ hontaIN nnd ueacTihel a. follows
81 seven, 90 block eleven. Ga OF addition "a
the citf ~ lieianA aud lut siE. ia b.ncs o. iu
. ortrtrn iacihc addition g. BE- city ~ Helena
huhAl - x. bJCh, Judge.
Dated Dec e. is3.
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Some highly instructive facts concerning
The appearance Of steel uuder the micro
scope haze been developed ly Albert Sau-
veur. a polished and etched section of a.
steel rail docs not hy any means, when an
der the microscope reveal in Hn its parts
the same structure. Tine different temper
aturgs at which different parts of tho rail
leave fhe finishing rolls aud the unequal
rate ~ their sab aHucut cooling have much
20 do with tAc want of uniformity. Ile
outside o. tte mil. being colder. shows Il
smaller rain than the interior This g. ga
accordance with tlat Jaw af specialization
which ofdaiu- chat the higher tle finishing
Temperature aud the slower tlr coz ing lu
amy given chemical com position thr greater
w.lI be- the rrs -flllizatIou. So. Louis Globe
.L.L..------
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Lady Managers of the Worlds Fair, have
these contributions having been secured for
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the Union, Alaska not excepted. Many of
the wives of Governors of the different States,
and more than sixty other ladies of position and
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without fear of contradiction that we present
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THE cYcLlsT.

Don't ride tin you feel tired.
Don't ride 81 miles every day.
Don't sit like a monkey on a stick.
Don't ride az an times Ike a streak.
Don't keep your hands close together.
Don't ride with low or narrow handle
bars.
Don't forget 20 practice corrective work
daily.
Don't forget that back neck work keeps
the head erect.
Don't forget TO practice the out and in
door breathing exercises.
Don't forge; that the dry land swim will
keep the shoulders back and expand the
chest.
Don't fail 10 practice the posterior chest
weight drill daily, either with the hands,
weights, bells or clubs-Boston Globe.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

EE- ENA. luoat., nov. - iS93
Notice Is hereby given that the following
ra1e1 soft er has tlsd notice u his intention Is
rake rnal proof Ia support his claim, and
that sad root will lie made before register and
.eceivsr q Dcisna Aont on an ,. 1891. viz:
aeorse q. Gundy, wac made deolaratory state
meat No. 1913 for the = 80 \ soc ? tp n,
r5w.
Ho names tie following witnesses 70 prove his
contnuous residence upon snd cultivation OF
said land. viz;
john s.crry. Of Ten Mile Montana, Thomas ..
Rel Is. q en- Mile Montana. Hector Cody. Of
lea allie. Montana frank L eece. ~ Hel-
eua. B. Cufala
Auy purs n WIN desires 20 protest again.t tho
allowance Of such proof. who LnOya 81 any
suDsrzutlaI ressan. under the law aud the rogu-
lations II the interior department. Why snch
proof should not b. allowed wal. be given an
Opportunity at the abovs mentioned time and
place o cross-exauline the Witnesses Of said
caimaut. and 20 ofsr evidence in rcbuttal Of
that submitted by caimant.
y 4. sSlGGETT. Register.
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THE HOME QUEEN

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Aside from the recipes the following topics
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the minded sound. OF drunkenness ano 90


the minded sounds of drunkenness ana 90
unllr.
4 Movement Tor Reform.
esoe that little girl talking GO the sailor
over there" said Eve, with shuddcr, and
there were tears in her eyes. "tan she De
Is. do Won thinkf That's her third glass OF
beer since we came in and sec, she's hight
ing another cicarcttci do yoa know She
looks-ilkc'
"Iako whomi'
"Nolig."
Molly was Evo's LITTLE sister.
IL oan't stand thls. said Eve suddenly.
"I.ct's go. But do you know, detective
Ia like 90 speak TO that littlo girl. must
speak Co hcr.'
"What forg TO reform herr She'd laugh
az You"
"Just the same, I'm going TO speak TO
her"
As we went down the eirl with the sailor
crossed the room. She was very pretty,
aud, stranger still. very innocent eyed. We
didn't know what Eve said TO her We
didn't ask. But we SAW her put some
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Complaint having beon entered a. this ofiics
b hfurso " trng against rolouan o Me
arty g. here fof atard M NJ he homestead
On % -. LIZA dated June ~. l1sl. upon the ~
- uu = ard lots . alu Z. fcftlon .. top nshi ,
"A n range wet ia ouis and 4nrks couEty,
Montana. VI n visg 20 the cancellation u aid
cniry tho saa pGffies az hereby snFum 81 90
spear AZ this sh1na on tbs 2tfl day - ianuary.
lrts, a. 10 % clunE O. m. TO Fespond ant furu aa
teat. moRg ooncsrning aaid sileEo1 Abandonment
shO ~ BOuk0JIA. LesslvsE.
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the griny little hand. The sailor nudged
the girl 10 dance, but she did no; move.
she was looking after Eve, a curious, half
awakened expression on her pretty face
Prom sinner to saint.
"Now vou've seen the sinners. Come and
IN show Won Q few saints" said the de
tective IS Be hailed an up town car.
Twenty m .lu-cs later we stood before the
Florence ulsslo--
Al theaaarwav there was an elderly wom-
an ID RAGS A hattered hat was tipped over
her nose. Der clcok was bruised.
Il won't So in." she was saying to the
girl beside her What the good of itf'
"Ah. come oni Lets get warm anyhow, p"
said the ether who was younger, but quite
as forlorn NO, ] won't either. There's
Johnny Reilly. Let's brace him fer a
drink"
They disappeared, and we heard a wom-
ans voice weeping, even above the organs
strains.
"Oh. think Of the home over there"
The long room was filed with women Of
all types as regards features and stature.
Of one condition As regards poverty. but
some were clean and happy. and some were
mocki1g and miserable
We found. On Questioning one of the
teachers. that this is a real home FOR out
cast women. The doors q the Florence
mission are never closed.
Eve rraa- these women as sisters. as
equals -Le sweet voiced woman said.
This is the olly way % reach them. Aud
j.. me tell you those who say a fallen
woman cannot be reclaimed are blind 70
the truth. she can. Bur she doesn't want
pSy; sac wants a free chance and faith in
her.
Haunted by Picture.
As we turned o. 60 / was struck by some
thinc familiar in the face OF a girl who sat
beside a hopeless companion, a Bible on her
Jap. she wore q white apron; her soft au-
burn hair was brushed simply back from
her smooth white brow. she was evident
ly one az the reclaimed. an inmate Of the
mission, and was now trying 20 soften the
heart ~ the wre-Ched creature with whom
She talked. Where bad I seen her before
a picture rose suddenly before my mind
q day JOB the June previous when I had seen
ibis same girl then a spectacle Of married
beauty, clothed in bedrasgled silk, "a fash
i0Gahle hat. muddy and crushed, upon her
dizzily swaying head. She was the center
oil curious crowd in the shopping district
on Sixth avenue and the peculiar object Of
interest 20 a big policeman, who, despite
her terrifying. maudln profanity, was en-
deavorng 10 lead her on.
10 zee her there in the Florence mission
lett feeling Of hope after the nights ex-
periences that was like a ray Of light in a
clamel house
Miss I've made but one remark as we
went Lomcward She lifted her chin from
her fur collar and sighed
'She was SD pretty-that little girl"
KATE JORDAN.
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CHFRiFWs sAJE-MINSIE 4. PARISH,
y plaintifi We. Arn.e kemna. Herman kemna
franklin % a.lac6 AMI o.. a. hUrl b1rgh. 60
partners under the hrm name aud stylo OF Wal
lace x Ihornbufgn. all LOWE Fl. =. Lotz, - as
rignes Of rankin v allace and &. ri. horn
burgh. defendants.
Under and by virtue Of an order Of ,ale aad do
cree Of foreclosure anu fale issued cut OF tho
district court Of the First judicial district % tho
stale Of Moniaua. in anu for tho county u
Lewis and Clarke. ON the I'd day Of eo-Tuher
A. d. lsgs. in the above entitled action. wherein
Minnie a. sfisn, the abgve named plaintiff.
obtained Judgment and decree Of foreclosure
and sale against Annie hsmna. nermsn hemna,
franklin n Wallace an q. d. horn bur a, CO
artno 8 under the frm nnmo and style OF " a.
Lace a horuburgh, AID ouls lotK a. as
-ignoo Of ranklia x. D. allsco ard A. y. horn
hurKh. defendants. on tho 2-d day Of ] ecem Der.
A. Il. 1873. for tho sum II s.ll ~, besides in
forest. cos.s tnd attorneys foes. which eaid
decree was on the pa day Il Do cIfiber. -.
1893. recorded in Judgment book No. of said
ia 4 certain lot. peso parcel " land. situate,
lying and beins ~ tho ah.erIy Aad Dart - +.
udlItions 20 tn cuy ~ elena. IN the county Of
Lows and ClaFke state Of Montana and bounded
and descri bed ss follows. t0-wit
BEGINNING A. the nolthrast corner OF block
nuuberel five hundred eixty-eight (5lS Of tho
sail tA-tery addition. and running thonce IN an
easterly dir Zion aiona tie south side ~ ifst
ton one hundred 40 feet. thenfo in a westerly
direction and parallel 10 the south side OF , irnt
street. one hundred Lvo sna threo-tenths un -
feet. thence ia q ncrtheriy directian one hun
drad 400 feet. 70 the south side Of First street.
thoncs east along tho south ride OF irst street
d n tv-thro. ana foysn-fenths (g3 u feet to the
place Of besnnins accordtng 10 and ne de
6crifei upon tho Official plat - the laid NJ me
additions now on hie IN tho Office Of the county
recorder OF rad evils and Clarke county.
Together with all and singular the tenementa,
herslitaments AMI appurtenAnces thereunto Do
| longing or in auywise nppertaning.
Public NOTICES hereby given that on Wednefday.
the ith day Of January. A. D. 1894 a. Il clock m
q that day. AZ the front door OF the court house
Helena Iewis and Clarke county. Montana,
wilt IN Obedience 10 said order % eals and decree
Of f9feclosure and sale. Sc tho above described
properly. or - much thereof may b.
necessary 10 snfiBiy said Judgment. with interest
and costs 20 the highest and bost bidder for cash
IN hand.
Given undor my hand this -sd day Of De-
Gem Der. A. ID. isss ......--...
IL IRED l.. loss. Under sheriff.
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NOTICE-THE SECOND NATIONAL RANK.
~ located a. Helena. IA the state OF Montana
closing up its AFFAIRS. Al note holders aud
2thsrs. creditors OF faid association. ars there
lore hereby notified TO present the notes aAd
)thor CLAIMS against the asaociation for pay
nent. GEOkGE B. CHILD, Cashier.
l. Ated Sept q. 1893
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CHERIFFs SALE CHARLES MCCLURF.
- trustee. plaintiff. vs. hose Dick. Viola Lick.
EDWIN Dtck, tharies etedman. carrie l.
sistins Of ,1ecrse III. Olmsiead and Charles II.
Taylor. defend ,nte.
Under and by virtue Of an order Of sale and
decree Of foreclosure and sale issued ont OF tbs
district court OF the first Judicial district OF tbs
state Of MontSna- In ami for the county of Lewis
and lArke on the 18Th day OF December, A. ID.
lsa2 in the above entitled action. wherein
charles Mcclure. trustee, the above named plain
tiG. obtained Judgment and decree OF fore
closure aud sale SgNinst lose lick. viola IncA.
Edwin Dick. CbMias J.. otedmsn. Carrie l.
Siedman and Un,tsAd a aylor. tr@1
lharlos II. Iayltr, defendants. on he 10Th day
Of December, D.. a.. 1873 for tina SUN % Sl.Olosl.
beeides interest costs and atiornsys fees. which
said decree was on the 10th dag Of December.
A. ID. 1928. recorded ia judgment book No. OF
said court at'rags -, / am oonmandat TO
situate. lying aud boing Ia tho city Of Helena.
county 81 LeNls aud lArLe. state Of Montana
and bounded ana described As follows. 70 Wit
Ieginning at point on The east AIDE OF Nhan-
cor street hlty tvs (55l fest north Of the south
west corner Of block i've hundrei aud thirty
nine (5.9l of the original toWRsits OF shiI city.
and runniuR thence north Twenty-Five l45l feet
along theeSst fiue Of CkAucer STREET TO points
thence east ,eventy-hvs as feet 10 a point in
the YES side Of an alley. running north and
south through portion Of said block hve hun
drod and thirty nine (s3ei; thenf0 south twenty
i've l2O feet along the west side Of said alley 70
point; thence west ssventy-nTs Nai feet 10 the
placeof b.ginuing The said lot. piece or par.
Gel q land ing portion u lot. nr m bered
one tD aud two % in reiu block i've hundred
and thirty nine $50. ~ said original TOWNSHIP
accord ing TO the official plat OF sAh townsite
now on ME in tho ONCE Of tho County olork and
recor. or OF said county II evils and Clarke
Together with all and singular he tenements,
hsred tamentd and Bppu-teuancos thereua ito be-
longing or IN anywise auTo-taininZ.
iubiic notice Is hereby given that on z hursdsy,
the llta day Of January, A. ID. 1874 a. ~ o'clock
m. Of that oar at tho front door OF tie cou
house, Helena, Lewis and Clarke county. hon
tana / will. N obedience 10 said order OF sAlo
AID decroa o. forC closure aud sale sell the above
described properly. 30 much thereof as may
b. necessary 10 satisfy faid Judgment. with in
tsres and costs. 10 the highest and b1st bidder,
for cash in hand
Given under ny hand this ooh dag Of Deem
Der. A. ID lcb3
CHARLES p. CURTIS, sheriff.
BY FRED E. Hoss Under skerIn.
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A person is prsmaturoiy old when bald.
meas occurs before the forty hfth yea .
Uss Halls Hair Remover TO keep ths scalp
healthy and prevent badness
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PennyEoyaI Pills.

nr. perry's s'iab.- are TIE saf-st and bs.i
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FORWARD
1876

And wondering il January, 1895, will find you
better off than in this year of grace, 1894,
there are several things to be taken into con-
sideration. Having successfully come through
the Group, whooping cough and the panic,
you doubtless are just now busy trying TO
avoid dyspepsia, inevitablysthe result of poor
or worse cooking.
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-@ county ~ Lewis and Clarke.
( zeal First I this 9Th day Of lecember IN the
4 Jud. B ist year Of our Lord one thousand
| Court. tisht hundred and ninety-threa
-- JOHN BEAN Clerk
By JFss e. RicgvR. Deputy Jerk
=. n. and s IA. Mclntiro. attorneys for plain
New-York tribune., 1894-01-10

read the Governors message while the Demo-
Gratis waited for the Republicans to come s,us ous
adjourned, the real Senate to meet at = O'Clock
tonight. and the bogus Democratic senate
to meet at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. II
was late in the afternoon when the two pooies
adjourned and the crowd in the corridors or the
Capitol had been so thinned out by tnat Time
that the police were able to form lane tnrough
which the Senators walked to the grateIui iree-
dom Of outer air and the cool whins OF breeze
which blew up the swift rushing Delaware
HEARTY CHEERS FOR THE REPUBLICANS.
Ats O'Clock In the evening the Republican SEN
ate met In the House. admission to the Senate
Chamber being refused them. The galleries were
crowded, and when President Rogers took his
seat ne received loud and long applause. The
crowds had collected again In the Capitol ana
II was easy to see where the heart OF the people
was fer all the Republican Senators received an
enthusiastic greeting they went into the
House. Three officers were sworn In, ana the
Sergeant alarms was instructed to make de-
maAd on the custodian Of the Capitol Tor the
keys Of the Senate Chamber. Then the Senate
adjourned. TO meet tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock. The Democrats will assemble at )
O'Clock.
So. after a DAY of great excitement, night OF
comparative calm has settled over Trenton. and
all are waiting for the events or the morrow.
1t Is rumored that Secretary OF state Kelsey is
not In sympathy with the conduct OF the Dem,
ocratic ringmasters. and that he will receive ana
put on record the bills passed by the Repuoi-
can senate. Governor .WertS III 'uo H'"'
no important part being clay in the hands OF
McDermott to be moulded as he wills. Tne
part the Governor taking Is not to his taste
exactly, but he must perforce jump when MS
master pulls the string.
To prevent the repeal OF the laws passed under
the recetrack lash of last year. to perpetuate
themselves in power. and rule the state aIter
being repudiated by the people, the Democrats
have resorted to desperate methods. In otner
countries and in other times such methods would
mean revolution; but here and now the Demo.
IA digging themselves
so deep that out of 1t there will be no resur-
rection. The people Of New-Jersey In many
years have seen their will set at naught ana
but they are tired. tired, and 1t Is not surpris-
ing that some OF the thousands who nave
crowded into Trenton from all over the state
kel In an ugly mood toward the Democratic
r1ngsters tonight
(For Governor Weytss Message see Page 12)
New-York tribune., 1894-01-10
NO "DUTY" ABOUT IT.!
RIkER'S,
9Th Ave., cor. 22d st.

of the whole business. relieved the public mipd
and had obviated the need of further inquiry.
Mr. Willis expressed much irritation about Dole s
questioning. .
The feeling Of the Government Is that Wilss's
course had been cruel, In virtually holdihs over
the CITY the threat OF landing the naval forces.
While the Presidents language seems to imply
that Willis never had orders to use these
forces, he seems to have had private instruc-
purpose he has always kept the Admiral In
ignorance Of his Intentions, while from time 10
time causing preparations for landing TO be
made.
President Dole's reply is promised to the pub
lie by January G.
Minister Thurston will return to Washington
at once where his services will be much needed.
While Williss menacing attitude has cut OF
sales Of bonds the treasury has been amply re-
plenished by tax collections, and the available
cash increased from Sl43562 81 to $2l2,346 81 dur
ing the week ending December q.