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THE BAD BOYS FRIEND.
Miss Florence Haylhorne Teaches a
School in the Jail a.
Chicago
Where She Tries 70 Reform tho
Young Rogues Who Are In
Confinement
she Il Successful In Many Gases aud Has
Rescued Many Bright Boys Prom
the Downward Path.

For three years Miss Florence Haythorne
has been teaching school for boys lodged
In the Jail at Chicago awaiting trial 10 the
criminal court, and through her noble ef-
forts many boys have been saved from lives
Of ignominy and crime. When she was a
little girl ~ years old, Miss Haythorne be-
came interested in those who for their of
lenses against society are deprived Of their
liberty. A woman who had been employed
in her fathers family as a laundress was
for some misdemeanor put in the county
Jail.
The woman wrote to Miss Haythorne's
mother asking her 60 come aud see her. In
this way 10 came about that the little girl
visited the jail. She was deeply stirred by
the scene When she grew older, she made
the acquaintance Of Eliza Bowman, who
has for SO many years been the matron Of
the Newsboys home. Miss Bowman's
kindly work inspired Miss Haythorue. she
became interested in homeless boys. and
when the Chicago Womens club estab-
lished a school for boys in the Cook county
Jail she gladly accepted the position Of in
structress.
At O'Clock every morning she repairs TO
the jail and is enthusiastically received in
the schoolroom by a motley collection OF
ragamuflins Il ia first necessary 10 stir
them up, or, rs Miss Haythorue says, 70
bring q smile 10 every face. This Is accom-
piishcd by number Of rousing songs, ia
which the boys shout the choruses with
vengeance. pull For the shore" is a prime
favorite, and Where Is My Wandering
Boy Tonight" is very frequently demanded
rs the closing song. Then the daily lessons
are begun. There are three grades-those
who can neither read nor write, those who
can read short words and the number and
history class. il is q curious mixture. The
boys range from 10 TO is years, but the size
and age have little 20 do with the grading,
and the primary class standing in row,
with a big overgrown boy at the head and
a little weazen faced fellow next to him,
presents a striking picture Of inequality.
IL Is slow work. The classes are often in
terrupted by the addition Of new boys or
the discharge Of old ones. 10 is constantly
necessary to revive the interest with stories
and songs. At Il O'Clock the bars open, and
the teacher passes out thoroughly weary
with the strain.
Miss Haythorne tells many amusing in
cidents. some Of the boys have friends.
aud these are constantly bringing "dookie"
or presents, and it is almost invariably the
case that the "dookie" is divided among
the whole gang "Dookie" consists of a
curious assortment Of 50 called good things
A basket comes with pie crushed into the
bottom by a suit Of ragged red under
clothes. On top Of this are often a loaf of
rye bread, a string Of bologna sausage and
a bottle Of molasses, or smear OF an
things the boys receive they like. smear
the best.
The teaching in the Jail has shown some
wonderful results One example is enough.
A boy who stole money from his employer
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A LAS SUMMONS - ~ THE DIsTRlC 4
n court Of the First Judicial district Of the
state Of Montana In and for the county Of Lewis
and Clarke.
Frederick Bowen. William poven aud era n.
thomson, A. Bowen roe. & fhomusun pain
TIT. W fdvArd rindrod defendant-
The state a. Montana sends greeting to the
above named defendant EDWARD ifrluArnus
You are hereby required 10 appear in "A actio1
brought against you By the above named plaintiff
~ the district court % the First judicial district
q the state 81 Montana, in and Tor the county o.
Lewis and Clarke, and 20 answer the complaint
hled therein, within ten days exclusive Of the day
of serVicel after the service 3 you Of TINS sum
mons, heerved within this county or.u served o1t
Of this county. but within this district, within
Judgment b. default will b. taken Agains, yol
according 70 the prayer Of aid complaint.
DE- sad hctiDn a. bruuEnt TO recover tuf aum
81 &..Eiati. besides Interest upon two NO a.
follows, one executed 1ct A. i,s3 due IN "a
days. payable 20 i'm kellehor. or orler. for
alxi.tN with interest az 10 per cent an / assigned
20 plaintiffs The other. executed Oct. - i-ia.
dus IA ~ days payable 90 Merchants National
hank. Helena, Montana for tliid signsi -
IA hundrod Co. a. principals and iuseu
TO. hompon a. sureties, aud paid of b.
And you are hsrehy notified that IL you fail q
appear sn1 answer the said complaint a. above
required the said plaintiff Will tax a. a J..
againsi you and ludsmSnt Tor SLzls 80 aaa in-
Given under my hand and tho zeal - the lia
trict court - the D rst Judicial district of ihi
riafs ~ Alt utanA in AMI fur thH
county u Lewis and laraa
zeal First this ilth lag - Cd garI. .n tha
Jud. 1t I year q our Lord ono thuuaaad
~ JOHN BEAN Clerk
~ q. q. iREYMAN. Deputy lex
smith a Word, Att0rneys for plaintihs-
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PROPOSALS FOR SEALED BIDs-WHERE-
a., The center OF the channel Of the north
fork OF sun river is the dividing line between
the counties OF Lewis and Clarke and Teton
Whereas. The county commissioners Of the
two counties have decided and hereby agree 60
each county paying one-haf the coat thereof:
iesolved. That duplicate sealed proposals will
be received At the ottces Of the undersiened in
the city Of Helena. Lewis and Clarke county.
and In the sown Of Choteau. Teton county. state
Of Montana. until Monday, Deb. 10. 1884, az 10
O'Clock a M. for the building Of one iron or
steel bridgs. TO cost not 10 exceed 5000 over
the north fork % sun river. about nve miles
from the town Of AUGUSTA, of the following
dtmenstons viz:
Length Of m ain span. 200 feet. 70 be built on
iron tubular piers. about sixteen feet long.
" idth z roadway, sIKtfen feet; length % pile
approach on tie north end, nifty feet length Of
On. approach on tno south END, ninety feet. to-
geiher with the necessary gratee It each end.
iriege approaches and grades 70 b. complete
ready Tor travel, IL accordance with specihcA
tons N file in both the county clerks offices n
the shove named counties. By June l. 1894
Bidder to furnish plans. Fpeoihcations and
Certihod checks, one half payable TO the order
OF each OF the undersigned, for 10 per cent Of
the bid. 20 accompany each proposal came to be
forfeited 70 Lewis and Clarke and Teton coun-
contract and give required bond The succoss-
ful bidder viii be required to enter into q
written contract binding himself to construct
said bridge in accordance with plans and spsoi-
tcations and 90 give bond. with local sura-
ties, IN a sum double the contract price condi-
toned on the faithful performance 81 GAid con-
served
by order Of the boards Of county communion.
srs OF Lewis and Clarke and Teton counties
County Clerk Lewis and Clarke county. Mon
tanA- j. n. WAASLEl.
County Clerk Teton county, Montana
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FOR FIELD SEEDS.

L. =. INDIAN SERVICE,
ROW AoYNCY, Mont. Feb II. 1884,.
Sealed proposals. endorsed Proposals fOI
kield seeds. and Addressed to the undersigned
at Crow gency Montana. will be received al
this agency until one l) o'clock D IN. Of fri-
day. March 9, 1884, for furnishing and delivering
az this agency
1000 pounds seed corn.
1900 pounds seed oats,
1890 pounds seed potatoes.
400 pounds seed wheat.
1000 pounds seed barley.
5 bushels onion sets.
bushol broom corn.
Said seed to be sound and clean. well sacked.
and to be 1T iwn in the section OF country con-
tiguOus TO place Of delivery.
bidders will state in their bids the PROPOSE
price Of each article offered for delivery under a
contract
The right is reserved 20 reject any or all bids,
or any part Of any bid. II deemed for the best
interests Of the service.
CERTIFIED CHECKS
zach bid must be accompanied By certified
check OF draft upon some United States deposi
tory or solvent national bank in the vicinity Of
the residence Of the bidder made payable TO the
order Of the commissioner OF Indian affairs, for
A. least five per cent OF the amount OF the pro
posal which check or draft will be forfeited
to the United States ia any bidder OF bidders
receiving an award shall fail 60 promptly exc
cute a contract with good and sufficient sure
ties otherwise TO b. returned TO the bidder.
Bids accompanied by cash in lieu Of a certified
check will not be considered.
/ or any further information apply to
LIEUT. JAS. ". WATsUN. u. s. A.
Acting u. 3 Indian Agent.
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CHERIFF'S RALE-HENRY EOGTL, PLAIN
- tiff. W Marie kleinsohmidt Carl Klein
schmidt, , red Gilbert. Helena oAs Light aud
schmidt. red iieinlein and ThomAs T. Mathis
c0-pATtnere ~ HeiBlein & Ma HAS. Edward "
knight cashier. Morris sands and Julius sAnds
co-partnerz sands Bros. defendants
Under and 81 virtue OF an order % sale All de-
cree OF foreclosure and sale issued oct Of th8
district court Of the frst Judicial district Of ths
state Of Montana. in and for the county Of LOWS
and Clarke. on the 10th day q tebruhry. A. ID.
1921. in the above entitled action, wherein
henry Nogel. the above named plaintiff. OBJ
tanned Judgment and decree % foreclosure and
sale against the above named defendants. on the
18th day Of hoyember, A. l.. 1854 for
oos,s ami attorneys fees. which said De.
cree was, on the 18th day u November, A. n.
1888, recorded IN judgment book M. ] Of said
court ~ pase 1 am commanded 20 sell ali
those certain lots. piece or parcels OF land
situate lyins and being iP the toVnsiie Of TIE
state Of Montana. aud bounded and described A.
follows. 60 wit
4 OF number one "a. In block forty-soven az.
seventy O0l fe-t deep on Warren street; ALEC lot
number two ~ "a block forty-seven az. b ing
commencing Al point on tiKfh avenue sirty
ttOi feet easterlJ Of the easterly line Of Warren
street. running thence northsrly seventy l5OI
street, thence nsfther.y thiriy-threa lssl feet
thence eAster.y eighty-fonr 80 ct thsnoo
nue.. therce westerly % the point Of besinning
Al.o lat numbsr threa 30 IN block forty seven
N4. Icing fartY-two NII feet front o. sinh
aFenus I'D one hundred no fsef deep
Together with all AMI singular the tens-
meuts, hsretitaments and appur enances there
unto belonging or IN ally vice appsrtainiug.
iuhlic notica 10 hsrebT given. that on Tues-
day. tho 9TH day % Anrrh A. u lHgl Al n
o'clock m u that day A. the front door u The
court iouaa. Helena lewis ami larka county.
Montana, will 10 obei once 20 aid order 81 sale
snd derrea % foroclusure and ale sell the above
Described property. % 80 much thereof NAV
D. neressary 70 sstisfT ssid judgment in in-
iefest and cfsis, 90 tho highest and bast bidder.
for cnsh lu hand
Given under fnJ hand. this 18th dag Of February.
A. u. l-si
CHARLES d. CUHTIa Sheriff
- IHED l. Hoes. Under sheriff
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was arrested and sent TO the county Jail.
While there be came under the influence Of
boys much worse than De and would GER
tainly have become "A hardened criminal
had 10 not been for the influence Of the
school. After he was released none of The
big mercantile houses would think of em-
ploying him. lie was a iuihird. But Miss
Haythorne finally succeeded in getting him
place whore De could carry boards iu q
lumber yard. From there be was helped 10
q good position in "a wholesale house. lie
attended night school, worked very hard
and has recently successfully passed q civil
service examination.
Miss Haythorue keeps in touch with the
boys as long a. she can after they leave the
Jail. Here is "a letter from one OF them;
ia ike 90 lct you know how was getting
along here Size goes Valtnar. teacher gest as
soon got ost thay ask NEE what my name was
and told them aud hee said ln can reemam-
Der about months ago. and Le sad my time
wascut up yet and $40 thav put The coofs on my
wrist and took me Co tle icrr-ou liarri-on) ~
staSon and tClef1nd io my papa and hee COON
over gust as soon as De hoard B was discharged.
This is the close ~ nay letter.
Here is another letter from a boy who
WAS confined for robbng saloon and sub
sequently discharged. He writes 20 a
friend begging 10 be- bailed out.
Mister Sick Yadeagar:
Wood you please gct me out before sunday
cant sou Try your beet viii yoI pleas nlck get
me out on h1n- go flat can pend my sunday
over buy your housr so viii you ger b1nsmau
b. bale INC ont and if you do d can make 90 even
Wit the mau that put me down. say nick ul
Isy son back ever cent wIll sou pleas get ue
out on hons so that J can sucnd my sunday
over buy your Aou-o- raF ni.k viii tou pleas
get me oui on hols so tnHt can -ee my Mother
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RESTAURANTS.
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:
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The best salve 10 the world for Cots.
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. alt hhsum. Fever
Sores. letter. Chappod Hands, Chubla Ms
Cons snd all skins h urtions aud posl-
lively cures piles or no Tay rsQui cd. IL o.
guaranteed 20 give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price % coats per boz.
For sale BY the Psrchsn-D' Aehsul Drug
Compauy.
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NoHcE 10 CREDITORS Estate OF

NOTICE 10 CREDITORS ESTATE OF
y harles %. Dunbar deoaasaI.
Notice b. hsreby given d. the uudsrsigusd. al
miuIsIrafor Of the estate Of fa-les H l.uu-
h4r. dacG sod. 20 tie creditors o. and
all Fnrsons haFinr claims against tie aid
daceaso1. 90 exhibit them with the usoassarg
voucher y thin four months after the frsr llb-
hca' On OF h.. notice o. ths said am nlstratfr
Tie uEce ~ III H. ltrI nee. .u tIa Montana 81.
rlousl nanx tuildiuc. az Helena Noufana. fhs
-ams Do ng the place To- the tran-actluu 20
he business ~ said o. ate ln the county Of eva
and lhrka.
Jus. o.. KENlk
Admin i-frafor ~ the Estate % Char.as d. D1a-
bar deCoaaaI
Dated Helena Montana February De- I-sl
Date u lrst publication February "a I-sL
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TUTTOU UT 0IWTII TnnTUT|W ITUVU0 Ihli
you're bilious. lu that case you should carry
in YOUR vest pocl,ei "a small soaled vial of ths,
Pellets They arc anti bilious grnnules
which act In a prumpt and natural wnv.
without gripping SO beneficial and lasting
Is their effect that the makers can afford
Co guaroHfce that they viii give YOU salts.
faction, or they n return your money
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HrLESA. Mont. Fsh T. 1891 (
Complaint having bsaa entered a. this Office
o. Erusst o. Wright agEinst krank A. Hutohin-
sol Tor abauduning his homestead entry 40.
ff-i. dated Nay e. l6s2 upsn the ~ = section
3 township De- d. range . ". IN LAWS aud larke
cOllty, Montana. with view to the cane llafiYn
a sald cutr5. tho said IAft.ss are iorf By sum.
.luled 20 appear a. THE oli1o on the 18th day n
hareh. 1895, q 10 o'clock A. m. 20 respond snd
furnish testimony concerning said = eyed allan.
Comment GEO. n. BOUkQIIN.
iossiEcr.
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There's no case of Catarrh so hopeless
that DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy cannot
cure. The makers will pay $500 reward
for any incurahlc case.
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NOTICE 40 cREDIroRs- ESTATE or

NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE or
~ ennis Delay. decesfed
Notice Del hereby giFs tho undersigned, al
mluiafrntriH Of the estate Of nsnuis Ielsy
deceased 10 he creditors Of AID all parsona hsv-
ing ciEims against tho said deceased 10 exhibit
Thorn. with the necessary Vouchers. within four
months after the t.fst publication - tnis notice.
10 the said al mtnistrhtriA A. room ~ 30 and
Al t4rantts block Helena Montana the same
being tho place for the Transaction ~ the buti-
uass % raii estate ia ire couaty Of Lewis aud
4 axe MINNIE Df LAY.
Administrators Of the ostAts ~ Deans Delay
deceased
Datsi feb. ]. 1ssi.
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$3.50

A IA Ncuia,ly commodious cottage on
Park avenue. Seven rooms, bathroom.
large pantry. Numerous closets. cellar, good
ham nnd she'd. lot b0xl60. One block from
Electric line. This u . specially good
bargain; the rooms are large, li-ft eeilinRa
Property cost eib00
Sts50-A neat d selling on = corner lot on
Chauosr street, 3 blocks from Broadway;
5 rooms. hall. bathroom. gas plumbing. hot
and cold water; $500 down. x26 per month.
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Eoh SAIL Al ELEGANT MODEM HON !.
4 on lawrence street. large hoa-a worth
allrit t-i's uuW 1900, Tour uNn terms. Her
Teri D. eel g a.. ground hYar Montana "a
uunaI taak luildlng.
!, OBJ sAIE uEsHERr H Flrp 60 :
ground fpor Montana hank huildins have
hnl.'r a41 Iots Tor traio or saln. CD far eat Of
faIu..
MOI IH 500 DEhs CO.. CITY WAR
rr.t. fui.e is hereby rilfn frrt 4 am
lpF .r" arHi lo p1s tne fnllaElnr s.rt.tsndins
frt si.r @ warrants o. the eify o. D. e.run. Cen
70 Oh q ID luIutrra 1000. iI4ft IIilI lH9Fl f07ag
l..., IHttf. luilL luss1 lpIiG 1Ii-1 l0fll ilssi.
ln-er.s ceases Feb. ~ l134-
t. D.. nAkEFTT.
Aug treasurer.
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CALIFORNIA.
r. c. Wilbur. .FA'aes Hotel San Francisco
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OF lG5 fremont ST.. Boston. was in very poor
health, from bad circulation Of the blood,
having rush Of blood 20 the head numb spells,
ana clills and the physician said tie veins
hslOn with double runner brought on neural
ga 81 the liver, causing great suffering She
could not take the doctors medicine SO took
Hoods SarsapaEii.a
and soon fully recovered. and now enjoys per-
tect health. She s.ys she could praise Hoods
Sarsaparilla an day and then not say enough
HOOPS PILLS are hand made. ard are per
feet in composition. proportion and Appearance.
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SlTUA1 ION WAN1ED-BY A Toy Is YEARS
- Of age has had hve years experience Ia =
large store IN Colorado. wagee to suit the times
Address or call az r. +. schmidt 30s n Rodney
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WAIVED GIRL TO Do GENERAL I
W Homework At 400 Harrison avenue
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MINNESOTA.

Wilbur Tsbbils Merchants Hotel. 81. Paul
willard s Dsnais.... ...... Hotel Ryan. St Pau
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GI1UAI4ON WANT DAN INTELLIGENT
- youth Of n years desires 20 learn the plumb
ing trade. Apply q. G.. A.. this office
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SITUATION WANIFD-YOUNG MARRIED
- man wants work Of any kind to mako liv-
ing. Address A. l.. sparrell, 81 Cutler street,
Helena
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Tor KENT - nNIsHED OR UNFUE-
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----~-~-~-~-~-~-~---~-~-~-~-
OR hfN HEhBkRI h HEsD a co.
ground dOor aontAna bank buildinx have
the largest lkst Of houses and stores ia ne city
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EOk hALE-A SCHOLARSHIP IN ENgIE-
horna business College. Apply at this
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WANTED - PUSHING CANVA-SER or
W good address. Liberal salary aud ex-
penses paid weekly iermansnt position
iroWn Lios. Co.. Nurserymen. PORTLAND, Gre
Eon.
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SITUATION WANTED POSITION BY MAN
- and wife; former butler and waiter aud
latter a. ouOk est references Address J. A.
5 NTH, $50 Fifth avenue
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~'-T-~-~s.-e---~-r
N re-. M'k mon fOk THE LAST FIVE
"a years lu hutte is now located A. Room 4.
ioaton block. south Main street sic guaran-
tees reliable holp FOR outside Gamma III In need
Of heIp call aud roe hor.
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AI AMI OMAN FAMILIAR WITH Mex
w chant tailoring. one who is a good hustler
ia soliciting orders. guod thing for right man.
Addre q Popular luiluring 90. SO state street
Chicago. il. heiercncC required.
AAATED-sUeTLrn. ON COMMISSION.
" Address a. j.. Independent
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SITUATION WANTED POSITION As FORE
- man in quartz mine Experienced In
working men underground: capable of assaying
ores and sharpening tools. mad public assay
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South street Baltimore fch2S co3t
WANTED.-By young lady ofexperience
w position as CLERK or CASHIER
either in grocery of dry goods store. Refer
cnces furnished if desired Address J. F. d.,
this Office. feb2S 3tt