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The sun., 1894-05-13
CHAMPAGNE M TEE Glass
It Is to Istrs dsss A.~psea. vartsssss that
this sIxa - Displayed

It Is 10 IstrS dses Aa~pseAa Vartstsss a has
this siga O. DIspI.ysa
There has recently appeared IN some saloon
windows . variation of the beer and cigar
signs. the manufacture OF which has become
quite an active Industry. IL Is In the form Of
. small black cardboard. with white letters.
announcing that extra drT champagne may
be procured indoors at ten:esnts . glass
The. sale OF champagne By the glass has
never been profitable feature Of saloon bust
ness even in the most luxurious clubs or
hotels. for bottle once opened loses its etfsr-
vsseence. and unless patrons. simultaneously.
were secured for the whole bottle IL would be
sold at loss Moreover ehampagns drinkers
are not usually o. the class to stint them selves
in expense by getting glass At time-thsy
bur bottle All efforts In the past have. for
these two reasons. failed 10 make cham pa que
bArr0om drink. and the pressut new de-
II Is this: The vine growers OF California
have been verY successful OF late with their
elarst and lizht wines. getting = large Eastern
market for these They have been able to get
no too. . good grade o. American ehAmpagns.
and il Is TO Introduce this 10 the N Arkst oy the
easy stages OF selling . glass at time. that
the New York drinking public owes the now
generally displayed Invitation 20 step indoors
and get glass Of champaign for ten cents
How vel the plan will succeed nt introdce-
ing the sparkling California vine TO the EAst-
ern market by this msth0t cannot yst be de-
elAred but IL u absolutely certain that II t
succeeds Il will interfere somewhat With the
sale Of imported french cham pARus Of when
the nired states eonttnuss TO be the best
at ten cents each will yield a saloon keeper
more than the sale At 10 esnts Of the eottls
from which Il IL taken
The sun., 1894-05-13
The - sdera Bsaset-

Fis- Barp>r' Rrsrr.
OrtsitAhA'
Domo NJ st Peters tell ms hat
IL 10 broadly conceived. crown brtm and bow,
IL 10 grand uuh grandeur grant. you Know:
But, somehow. hardly ads the plan
And tnts. peraAJs - wuY At tue ylav
NJ th1Ights from Hamlet or Lear It'll stray.
And Why ttns bonnet N front turn
With "thoIshts tnAG breathe AMI words that ouru"
Tn modern osrnsL' al. Who d-s xnsd
TINS tormeHt st tnrtnsnts 70 tnos- bsnnd
tsr somsn may weep .nd nsn may r.ss,
Tue Doth PLAYER aud
Anl soon. WITH it's ArtIes. turns and lsrka
II. mods aud dips AMI tenn nine quIrAA
AAkss the poor wretch Ia the seat hshnd
Who nas paid tor his place GOOD as bunt
And still r, challenge appears TO be-
Pooh for u he AZ lust look At
nv ostrich plIme . onz ani hanisoms
I. worth m tsslf yoGnz stnss rAnsom-
TO f-eE acruss ami one tOo' hIga
Is li:t!s snoGSh :or sgcI A. I
Oh. it spreads itself Hks potsutAts
Tue stily pate that - under nr m.
= MI io-sn know 10 commits sin.
she never suspects that tue rlgnss Of man
Are all At ar vlth her bonnet. pan
And 10 Tor three long tnprta, hours
AZ is vide sxpanss its plumss, its nowsrS
ls morr tnan Sla care to 10
Who hAs CONS. QUE Ay sAv. With . different visg,
Not 10 speak % the tckst's cost.
And the time and tone ani TEN per lost
And nov tninK oeA n adsn fair
Crowned with the wealth OF hsr elnEtnG hair,
Who ~sarsth a tnroan close and trim,
IaI say 60 my,slr "Fevsr we'd
'r~tli b with SuroAn maid. instead
OF 'hs poor mIsxuiisd feminine SOU
" no uAuntsIh a beaver Anrso.s
The sun., 1894-05-13
Backgrounds.
Fyss Jsis>.

E,oss Jsis>.
she sat before easel With her heal tipped lightly.
paIa; brush in her dnxsrs IDLY trailing .ad fro
stood guits close oes de her. ulth wildly beating
heart.
Ant pr.ssd With rseEs arios her pro1eisney Ar
Hs- sweet she wa and dainty Ho~ loved asr, I
de-
Il see med 20 me other girl csld oushaf fal-
there sAning t3ruard in the xraestusst %
And s.f,y pat th. back ground in plaque Of yellow
rose.
love her smiles and dmplss aai admire the voadrous
SAN
OF her DAINTY sns-y angsrs-rvs been watching them
Nov. 70 aSd fro above tn. -orE shes holding TO IN.
nzht.
Aad. ihinsnx os that osa.r day, dOzs a bit. pr.
chance.
And she dsit put. background into Jimniss OsAs<
The sun., 1894-05-13
TAs Psrtis Of A-J.

Frs@ As FIsh-s bi-.is.
with the Terra dsl TusEAa, With
Ghs PAtAxoniAn xiAnt. stth the
nsrcs MOluccA islAndsEs Aad
pirate be nAi
fnuaht.
with the savage hAdAxa4ean and
the truculent Algeria Ah. ths
VintirtlVs AustFA4AIlAn
anI Jhs flriSgs
H0ItsntuG
He had conquered wtId chinsssS
and the A5YsI n'An sAyAzs
and lls asres Fsra5iAn Ind an
had fallen nsAth
MS loss
HsnAi tSuzat With Uisa And
hodOcs, lnl bad s'AaEatsrsd
TurE. rnd rArtArs, Aad
hat Ell.si d91sn AFAba
ana a sr0rs Or
EaKmOA
Hs'd been swallowed ~ yoisAnoG
borns A.1iE ny spoutlnz gsyssra
crushed oy Alpine AyaIAaeAsA
hurlrd ~ sATtAQaAkss
Inths AIR
saaE IN quAzmir-s. lost in fog
bAnkA scattered bY hundFsd
shiJ ~rseEL crushed ~ SasU
GldsA hGrisd ~ eyelonsA
tOa~sd oy tsIn DSsGs
eVery Whers,
stiu his health esutiansd aSrmAL
ard - th gai mpAirsi iizssIioa.
And stth sptFit axhEAnd
oungant on sArd
tld he orAvsly
Iii-.
But ous azis Naytims moytnH
brought rof4Apss 10 al hls EiSor.
sappsi hls nerve force. oreAs
bis snirtt. and hs
eTAstei AsAy
And 1le1
The sun., 1894-05-13
II. RsII.r-,1.,I.s Fl..a

F-ss he N-,s Tsrk Tsigsr.
Oh. boy'-oh iniuiicious boz
Nho gsATeI pT -Arg And sscret FsAsoaA
Dost owe thins elders 20 AnAoY
A. s4hlFF Iimss ans frsgasat saASOAA
NFF lAsl :huI EFF tlF ten pttnz toR
IIy p@unY 1rrAifals gorY Earble.
IhT bl le AZ i-crinann laal pop
TEy an lsss4y msAnie.1as mArblss
Thy eAtApalt 90 sure % an,
n so,i neg -rt-A-aS -rs2nsss-
And aNsa Np-eaEs cheUshad zane
Ao .anzsr ghrsAEsna eyes All ngsss.
Iny LIbs of giR pro segIuE psas
a. lsnzth hAs ceased IRON Irritating.
Bas ho = u zeh sorEs Ihan g. Of theas
Ihy latsat erAAs-tor reAss s&AtiaE
For. m0an ted oa t~la snEass drsA1
Ihoa Faalasf Etth A1Tentarss TrAphial
where svsa angs.s fsar 70 tre-L
Bsca lss there's alch : - u 81 r1ine.
AZ uEhtninE speed Es ssa tnes glas
lHt-h Ealcs sFsrT narEQE alaFs AsAAA
And ehArzs ghtns s4dsra far aad Stas.
or stretch thsm Prsne epon tae PAFs1saL
Eogng sorlsrs sharD th0a IoE d - dars
tfAoa a. Ating inD Eloa roiLinS loksr
And nlL N sous pscl sctl1g part
The aver aLA-d % solsmh sroGaE.
Does ply naHar mar thy Elaa
Wasa lDEtxhg nsn sttn tortars dsaolsf
On. iet sur eas psttuoa -
TaAi tzea a2Jss s02s - GElsEses trs@s-si
The sun., 1894-05-13

Well-<nOWn n n!steF succeeded IN so
shocking his congregation fsE n,ghts Ago
that several OF the IACles tainted outright.
from the church and TesIse.tatsd n the fresh
air. The preacher Tas eKpatsatng Upon the
msrits or dement's Of -. mOn. as the "a 50
mAJ have been. when he came 70 the place
where Solomoa tsgAn -Akihg unto him sslf his
- siSss
hands above hts head and gAzinZ sorrosfully
AZ the Tooi 2ftLs church. solomon was. M
deaF friends solomon Was-As VAS : regular
bilJ BEscElnrldgs sort Of man.
Jast here he paussd, There vas Al AIsd
cane irsm the centre Of the church The
preacher tried 70 correct himself but Il UAs
too lAfe. and his ADOlogy sAs Al mOSt Is bad as
asst iERsdiALsly.
The sun., 1894-05-13
Cheek mated.

Cheek .st~S.
frs-- Gosf-b'. Hrer.-s
ny LaYds sp-nts . golden hours
Las . ntEhts wtth ms Atts Cheese.
And only tRoss vho kuow nsr power
ls DIRE result can Gussss
ls uttle hands. uss leaf Of terns
Can sore destruction works
inns Hose dsArs eyes . m arc lies
N xhts untolts dota lurks
Ny LAdys loves ye game Of CHEESE.
Ns hottie cont tssted teble.
Ystts smt eth less When nards they prssss
ihAn vhen my cohorts yteida
Ah. n dared TO presss my suit
WOuhi she bee cold and Travs'
Or voud- shs snliis n .sestnsss mute
Ys answer dos crave
ny bishop good m love shall peads;
Ny knyzhts rtds pn her gusste.
ny pavns hall hsds her slightest nssds,
Ny caslle E1srtls her rssi.,
NY k!uk whJn- e-st she ID dsthroue.
snail bow silAnEs knee
Ny vIe-n--nhy. QUE l. gueens Alone
sue PIaTss AtIe cheese with me
Essssr y. BAsa.
The sun., 1894-05-13
rae As-s sr "a ,rG T-s.

FrsH ~ 'Ai0a33 nrry Asss
The National Burial Case Association yin
hoid its COaNsntioh az the AEd.t3riam H0tsl
to- U OTEow Ant = numtsr 81 tAs mem osrs
arrived 70 the e!tg today SpeaElhS 0f The
mseIlng PRESIDENT HAmiltOn sad
The buslo ess Just nov is depressed. like
ether branches Of business People seonomILs
IN the uAy OF tunsrAls a. 10 sveFythtnE slss.
And Il Il = curious fast that the % moEtAltty IN
the eountTy has ossa Loser dunnE the lAsf ala
Resashhs sashi thAn n tAs ssnS PsrlSd Los ys4ES
IsssId ass Bfstssd 2 AZ
The sun., 1894-05-13
FrIv..s ..a ss..r.n.sl.-s a.s,.


Mr.. MeSEGt had rissn unusually early. AAd
~ be opened his kitchen door 70 see hoU :
hslo" be said HGysa't I sssa yoa
somewhere before I"
Yea sir" replied the milkmGn, hllinz the
crock on the step from hLs can. / Initiated
y0u nikht before last into the R0TAl Order %
ths MOBILES Of the Aneleat MystsTY. I'm the
Majestic GsnsrslissiRo. Yea ka0S. Ftas
n0EainE iaA'thr
The sun., 1894-05-13

Ia AlaanA ArsAHsas C9lorEI0. Fec IA. IadlEaA.
kaasAa LastslAnA McatEas, kgazss0gA hiasOGrL
Ns5rAsSa. Worth DaAoga oE-gSn. sagta DasstA Aad
Nsc0ssH mAR may vote before ns IL sIttrsa. prS,
v1sI ne dss.AFs! a!s .assagloa .; bseomaE SaA.
The sun., 1894-05-13

Thomas F,;IpAtrtcE brother of -. IAts IAAss rts
patr.cE, former rammAny hAu leader IN the HiAtA
AsIsnsY sgrlrt . eaatiiAEs for AtisEmAa II tAAs
district tlts slcesst P4iElsk 4. EsAHaa. UhOss
IsFa Alderman sEPgFeS
The sun., 1894-05-13

ne Hs- h;sraai rsvsaas stamps are 70 Asss IAs
pn=tFGE Of former sserstAFss ot 'hs Treasury rhsy
70 Bs uaaatAetursd ey tus GOysrzmsaE Aad
70 6ss suAlsr axe taAa sas former Sass sspansd ~
tie esnIsActlrA
The sun., 1894-05-13

one OF the former tIaetonArss Of ths Street csAar
ing y. DGrmsnt, saaz for sIOO alleged bask 49,
lrV issrrib-s himself marine sAginssF tas D.
pSFslvnE % street. c,sAaiHg" There sash 0Gss
present and bat ssrViessA sasiHssE sO4ld
perform q sarth = eg!!stn from BaattLa
The sun., 1894-05-13

Several OF the seasons famous successes re-
main with Us. The elements OF romantic
drama and lively comedy in " The Girl Left
Behind Ne" allied 10 the spectacular effects Of
marching troops and the cavalry charge. con-
tinus 10 f!l the great sage OF the Academy OF
Music. No date has been announced for stop.
aud presumably the season is to Do extended
until hot weather. Two companies have been
formed TO tour with this play nsIt season
The three weeks remaining Ia the season at
the Lyceum will OF course. be occupied By
rsp4titions OF The AmAzons" which Is now
given with all the rattle aud dash requisite TO
such a whimsical piece. The stock eonpAnT
will take . vacation from June 2 until its ID
peArAncs In Chicago on Aug. l3 there begin
ninE . tour that will keep il away from hone
until Soysmbe In the msAA time . prslim-
inArY season OF sothsrn viii reopen the L.
Ths end oi shore Acres" e. the Frnh
Avenue will bs reached two weeks hence. aud
until that time James A. Hsrns's acting and
The season OF foreign companies at Abbsy's
will be rounded out with -CindsEelL. the
this biz show is a iaetor 10 It's success Chil,
drsn form Z goSdiy gotttIoh q the ~s[tn4s
bst Is ss.1 nat I s1sfs ars esn IN
tistie ia costume and action. and n0ns % the
feminine ngure- gives the Impression u hAV-
There 10 . m Multitude that prefers 70 llks its
burlssaus in the Rice form. else 1882"
could not have remained in this city almost
continqousIy year. as II has now done. Hos
much longer IL will last AZ the Garden melody
sssmsto kn0W. souysnlrs are 10 bs u stEtbutsd
on Juns4 West Polnt cadets and their friends
nave taken the house for uns II.
The revived Adouis" Il az palmerA This
burlesIus 10 shat, IN the term. ot that style u
ment. might 10 called 4 chestnut
roast we'll dane And moody iced he blamed
for still likipE the fare Is not 9 th.rd or
fourth gsnsFAtion Of audiences sn3Oying Io-
ssph Jefferson in Rip Van Nlnkls :" WAY
may not the equally tnimttGbls HsaTy p DiXsJ
be permitted. without eontumsly. 20 delight
hls admirers With his uuVGFytnz grace and
sgility ia "Adonis > Everybody EuOUs the
DIses bY heart Il Is the same bright lnd Io-
vial III NJ over akAn. except that the conta-
zio9 OF living pictures" has touched Il IN the
The GsrmanlA is 70 be kspE opsa al sun
mer with De, Darkhorst,' - the iAres u shieh
the Rev. DT. PArkhurst 10 made fun Of VsEy
In both German And Eng1sh-
The season 1t the HAr en- Opera House will
close in two UeekA IL has bSsa satiafsstOEg
70 the RsoPls she hAEs provided The sldi-
stage . saeesssi0a II the beat fafs thai the
AArkst sG0Edad Ne kaefs u skha
The sun., 1894-05-13

rns Conn missioner II Street I'm mprov.m-nt. In the
snneSed district has tnis fores ot men Car-
psnters p painters $. baeksmiths ,. mac hiuist o.
PAYERS drivers -: labor-rs. 444. for-msn. 7<s
PAYERS and sersrneu. 10. ~hes' w-iyh-. I.
The sun., 1894-05-13

rhe project ot establishing h,r a--oetstiea 90
democratic instead o. exclusive nrs. ~ men
ment John ~. Townsend has b.rn pr,rn nsa' B. NOV
:rE On 'atstictoriy. There s-s 7cu .awy.-- 10 Ssv
York ctT-I. 30 and 100 gu! o: the pts,.ut bar
association.
The sun., 1894-05-13

The Legislature ot 1894 spprrpr,,,.d .'Srooo for
tn. expenses % IN. Constitutional Convention me
paw ot msno-rN tis computed. viii corsun. $4,000
OF this amount leaving ar spaal ,um for sspensa
The sun., 1894-05-13

Tue CHtted states GovsrRnsnI does large business
IN patents The patents applied for IN EAIhiast0a
year numbered 5000 TIE total numbsr OF D4tsnss
outsTandlnx on JAa "a S4lOoO Ths receipts of ne
Patent Ofics 81, eOO OoO year Ahd tue szpsnsss
oOo less Nss TorS stAnis arst IN aambSE 0k
pAtsafs applied ,oE
The sun., 1894-05-13

me city ot Ssw York 10 no. deriving . rsvs-
than at any previous tins from ts hqlor hesnsss
PAD 70 the Board ot ENciss This yea they
$4,000 NeIt year t 10 computed the total -in en-
csed $3.50. ooo The steamboat liquor Iesasss -hisa
we're formerly pad ~ the city 20 20 the St4sa
The sun., 1894-05-13

10 the Re7Uhuran' p-rsis' N th.'r dee srsd deter
mtuati"n {" trsSs the C"n'tttuttorAi Coa vsntton .
pArtsNn afa- 'Hs amend usn.s witch the Rspab-
leans submit wi invite drtsi Democratic nppssttisn
and probably defeat at the poIis In November AZ
isast suc1 /, the opinion OF come Democrats high u
PARTY cuunssa
The sun., 1894-05-13

No District Court Juds-s are to be siscted uutl 1897
Thsrs havs been suen elections In lssT Issp 1890.
1891 ard is'3 The fut term il .tS r.srr Judge
Barrett OF the supreme court and judge Met arthy se
ths Civ Court were formerly DISTRICT Judge.
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Welded WOES.


In Colorado a wife was granted decree
because her husband cut OH her bangs
In Ohio u divorce was recently granted
because "the defendant pulled this plaintiff
out OF bed by his whskers."
A decree was granted ia Massachusetts,
because the defendant keeps the plaintiff
awake most Of the night quaFreling."
An Indiana applicant testified that my
wife would not walk with me on Sundays
and pulled tuft of hair out Of my head"
AVirgnia wife was set free because "the
defendant does not come home until 10 p.
m. and then keeps this plaintiff awake
talking"
A Tennessee court liberated a wife be-
cause ''thc defendant does not wash him
self, thereby causing the plaintiff great
mental anguish. -Philndelphia Press.
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e. II. Clifford. New Caasel. Wis, was
troubled with neuralgia and rheumatism.
lie stomach was disordeFed, hia liver was
Affected 30 an alarming degree. appetite fell
away, and be was terribly reduced IN flesh
an strength. Three bottles OF Electric
Bittera cured him.
Edward shepherd, Harrisburg. ILL.,. bad a
running sore on his loo OF eight yOsrs'
standing. Used three bottles Of Electric
Bittora aud seven boxes OF Bncklin's Arnioa
Salve. ami hts leR IL sound and we'll. John
speaker. Catawba. o.. had i've large fever
sores on bis leg. DOCTORS said he was in
ourable. One bottle Electric Bittors aud
one box Bucklin's Afnioa salve Gu cd him
entirely. sold by PArchsn- ID Aoheul Drag
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-23

The American Constitution. the
American Idea. tho American
Spirit These first. last. and oil tho
time. forever.
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FAoTa Aeou1 plsEAsE oeRMs.
The strnngest 81 the ''Truo Talry Tales 81
Modern Scienre.

Modern scisnce.
Among the well known diseases whose
bacterial origin Is already placed beyond
reasonable doubt are crysipelaH, tubercu-
losis, diphtheria, teinnus, typhoid fever,
croupous pneumonia and influenza. Tho
facts discovered regarding some 81 these
during the past % years ARE among tho
strangost Of the true fairy tales" Of mod
ern science. For example, the micrococcus
Of croupous pneumonia, as discovered by
DIR. Sternberg, turks In the mouth and Is
harmless there. awaiting, as IL were, an
opportunity when "A coalition II lowered
vitality OF the system, as from exposure to
cold, shall enable 10 % tatc up ita active
abode Ia the lungs aud higin develop
ment whose results will DC manifest In an
Inflammation OF those organs. Again, e
appears that the bacillus Of tetanus, or
lookiaw, is abundant everywhere in the
soil and may rest on the surface Of the
human body or be taken into the stomach
without producing injury. Even on the
surface of an open wound IL cannot devel-
op, IL being one Of the bacteria that can
not grow in tho presence Of free oxygen.
But If introduced into a deeper wound
away from the air st may develop rapidly
and produce the painful and often fntal
disease tetnnus. Thus Is explained the
9
slight and seemingly insignificant pune
ture wounds are more likely 10 produce
this disease than are open LESSONS that
otherwise are far more serious.
II is an interesting and highly suggest
i've fact, rs showing the power Of resist
ance Of the human body under normal
conditions, that "A bsctcrium capable Of
producing such a disease as this may be
so abundant all about rs and yet SO infre-
quently find opportunity for malignant ac-
tivity. But the same thing appears to DO
true in greater or less degree OF all the
other bacteria that may develop in the hu-
man body. Even when introduced into the
body they are harmless, unless they find
the conditions there favorable TO their do
vel0pment. Thus there are probably very
few persons who have not at one time or
another inhaled the bacillus Of tuberculo-
sis or its spores, but the lungs Of only the
relatively few furnish favorable soil for
it's development. These susceptible per
sons develop the disease. The others are
said 90 be immune as regards this partic-
ular bacillus. But susceptibility and inn
munity are relative terms, and "A person
whose tissues at one time resist the mi
crobe may at another time succumb TO IT,.
The exact nature Of the inherent vital
ityn which we arc accustomed to speak of
as giving the tissues power to resist the
micro-organisms we understand as little
as our ancestors understood the real cause
of the contagious diseases. Perhaps the
microscope will help 10 enlighten us in
this regard in the next half century
Harper's Weekly.
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ID. W. Fuller. Of Cansjoharls. N. Y. says
that he A.ways keeps DR.. Kings New Dis
oovsry in the house and his family has al
ways found the very best results follow ITS
use; that he would not be vi'hou, u. IL rro-
durable. ID. A. Dykemsr. druggist. Cas-
kill, n. Y, says that DIR. h.ns Now Dis
coveTV is undoubtedly tie bes. cough
remedy; that he has used II In his family
for eight years. and IL has never failed to
do ali that IL claimed for H. Why net try a
remedy 80 long tried and tested. Trial
bottles free At Parchen- D. oheul Drug Co.
Regular size 500 and 81.
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sitter Was a aetter Employer.

"Dd you tell sister that it was who
called, BobbyY
"Yes, sir"
Ibid she say she would be down sooni"
Eyes, sir"
"Now. II you'll stay out Of the parlOr to-
night I'll bring you a nice picture book
when ! come again
"Sister will do better than that"
Better than that, Bobbyf What forf"
II staid out Of the parlor for her last
night when Mr. Spooney was here, and she
gave me pound Of candy. kansas City
journal
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Price &C a copy. BY mail. e. q year
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SHERlFTs sALE-BY VIRTUE or AN ExF

CHERtFFS sALE-BY VIRTUE or AN EXE-
- cution In my hnnos, issued ont % tho dis
trict court Of the First judicial district Of the
state Of Montana, IN and FOR the county Of Lewis
tnI lsrzs, In tns SUIT OF Mary H. hpelIms a
agsiust rAtrick Speliman, duly attested tho IA
day OF February A. -. 1884. l have ! Wed upon
all the right title and intePes- OF The sad Tat
rick Spelman in and 70 the folio wing desert bed
property. situated in Lewis and Clarke county.
state of Montana. viz.
Tho south half OF lots ~ 50 and 81. and all Of
lots o.. ". "a, in block g. Helena townsite.
Notice 10 hereby gwen that on the 50 day OF
March, A. II. 1897, between the horre 81 III .
o'clock a. ~. ami nYe O'CLOCK =. N. ~ said dsy.
to-wit. AZ ~ O'Clock H. Of said day, az the front
door Of the court house in tie cily OF Helena 1
will sell all the right. title ard interest Of tne
said atrick hpallman in and 70 the said above
described property. 10 the highest bidder for
cash in hand.
Given under my hand this tho eth day OF
February A. ID. 1897.
CHARLES d. CURTIS. sheriff.
FRED T.. HOss. Under Sheriff.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-23
Those Ercitable southrons.

between those two men few minutes ago.
They were apparently fearfully angry over
some important matter and / thought the
dispute was bound to end in a fatal com
bat.
acknowledgements Those are two Ital-
ian noblemen, and they were oonversing
about the weather.-Chicago Record.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-23

"Wen, I haven't changed cooks In the six
years of my married life" said Mira Gaz-
zam after tho ladies had been discussing
the nitsome hired girl
What a treasure you must have!" they
chorused.
YES assented Mrs. Gazzam. Il do my
cooking myself. Harper Bazaar.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-23

Itching piles are known by moisture like
psispirntion causing intense itching when
warm. This form as we'll as blind. bleed
ing or pIotruding yield al once 40 DR.. Bo-
sanko's Pile Remedy. which acts directly
on parts affected, abso los tumors allaYs
itching and affects a permanent cure. Fifty
cents druggists or mail. Circulars free.
DIR. Bosanko. Philadelphia. Pa. Sold by
Parchen-D' AohOul Drug Co.. Helena.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-23

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 gayethem Castoria
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-23

Go south via ALBERT Lea" Route, M. st. L.
Ry. Superior service and quick time.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-23
THE SIN

Tho First Of American Newspapers
CHARLES n DANA, EDITOR.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1894-10-27
The Doctors are GuIIty.

Grave mistakes are made by ply
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The rate of sudden deaths is daily
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