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Mrs Herman Oclrichs has a very white
skin and wonderfully glossy black hair.
Ellen Terry told Boston reporter that
the progressive woman "i. more IN danger
OF wearing out than uistIng ont
Mrs Emma C. Ianecuour has just been
elected q mem her Of the board of directors
( OF the Nolo county lCal) savings bank.
/ Mrs IicksI orl has a stomacher repre-
seuting "a large diamond sun. in the center
/ OK which is a splendid star emerald sur
rounded 10y ruh.os. The rays are Of dia-
mouds
Mrs Rchcccn Ann lichner OF New May,
I Ills. is said % be the oldest woman in the
state She was born Doc rs, 1910. and there
folc is ll1 years Old. She is Of Norwegian
descent
Sarah HoSmer. a worker in an English
factory, supported a student In the Mes
torian seminary aud out Of her earnings
sent five native preachers for five years 20
preach the gospel in the far east.
Mrs. Alice Wordsworth is one Of the reign
iug attractions Of the nobility and gentry
in England Mrs Wordsworth is teacher
who gives lessons ia skirt dancing and
other fancy terpsichorean spccialtlcs.
Lady Frauccs Wolseicy. the heiress TO
her fathers title is q tail. graceful girl,
with a round. lovahle face, dark eyes and
magnificent hair. which curls prettily round
her hrON and soitens her high, broad fore
hend.
Isabella Sparks Ercss is the name Of a
Young woman in brooklyn. who is known
as the Gospel Nightingale She is the
widow OF an army officer who has given
herself up To the work of q singing evan
gelist.
Mrs. Harriet Lane johnson, who presid-
ga over The White House during the adj
miuistration of President Buchanan. has
purchased the old Travis mansion in Wash
ington and will make her permanent home
at the capital
Mrs. L. A. Dessar Of New York has as a
gift from her father an ivory fan of -
sticks, on each Of which is an oil painting
by some Of the most prominent artists. As
a work Of art and artists 10 is beyond APP
probable valuation.
The first woman mayor in the British EN-
pire is Mrs Yates Of Ouehimga, New Yea
land. Her husband, Captain Yates. former
ly held the Office. The new mayor will prob
ably be raised 70 the magisterial bench,
when her title viii be her worship"
Mrs Martha Miller Of Chicago, the pio- .
neer in systematic prison reform, was first
moved to her work by a knowledge Of suf-
ferings undergone by a man for "a deed he
did not commit. This was in St Louis in
1854, and she has since continued her efforts
in this field
Mrs W. H. Slocum, daughter Of Moses
Williams of Boston, is worth $4,000, and
Miss Elizabeth Brigham of Boston enjoys
"a share i'm the use of her late brother large
estate. which, when the last legatee shall .
have died, will endow a hospital 10 be call .
ed by the name Of its founder
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We all have aches ans palms. but they
needn't last long-not any longer than i,
takes TO pct on on ALIcocK's PoRoUs PLAs-
TER. The only thing 10 look out for is that
you get the right plnster There are others.
bar Won don't want them; take OR word for
10, for when Won need a Oh. sst-r YOU need H..
no there's no tiLaa for experimenting aud
End n9 oGt mistakes then. Ask for ALI
COCKS PoE0Us FL1srFRs an see that Won
gst sLenI. il they say that some other is
lnst az good, tell them that only to lest j.
good enough for you. AILccCK's Porous
PIA1ruHs are quick an sure. aud ackaoWl-
olGed 10y toe highest medical authorities
an everybody else 10 lie the beat outside
enledg for pains and aches OF every de-
Bcription.
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SHERlFfs sAIE-BY VIRTUE OF AN EXg.
cnilun m my hands. lsruo,l out Of the dis
ultt coar. % the tirst Judicial district Of tina
htAle OF AonianA On and Tor the county OF Lewis
tAo Nlerke IA tie sult % . ~ ton sFAlu Z
llcAtfd b. hes. uuit attested the lHh day al
.hluhrt a. D. J. o.. / i.ave levied upon all
iho right title and interest % the said al a -.
J.. hes q and To- tho following described prop
orty situated IN LOWS and Clarke county
ga of MoutAna. viz.
he ei-e ia.-- il' Cd Mining claim. stu.
Htrd ~ stem @ mining rtrict Lewis and
lhrke cognfy 1ouIfna. According e. notice Of
locator theretf On % "a iu the "a : Of the clerk
ana rscerder ~ l. wi End st. srks county.
Montana Ia Loak 3 q lode locations
tfgo u. 70 which sail record rtfsrenra IL
he- 10y mrde for a moro complete description.
4 Eettcr with al and angular the tensmsnts
Iefei taincnts and a. pu-teuarcea thcrsu q 70 b.
lonflrr ~ 10 rlFwi o. retaining.
Notice is hereby ciyen that on IN, .fth
Gay % vbruzf.. A. ID. Isgl. ia aeen ths hours
~ rue o.clock rrd fea O'Clock p m.
.. I'D oeV to-utt. - o. o'clock m AZ the
ifont doos % the court house cts
y 90 Ian. erl. IN f.r o esn s. stato
81 = "a VI cell al the right. title and in
terost ~ ITO said al. Fh.v la and 10
,h. AID above doscribed property to the highest
bidder Tor rash fn hand
Given under ny hand uis tie "a day Of
leaiuary. A. T.. To-
IkED r HDss. Under h.rn.
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DR.. Pritchard, British physician Of
national reputation. lad patient who
was very fond Of horseback exercise This
man would rise at night, find his way 10
the stable, 81 de and birdie his horse. en-
joy long gallop and finally return home
and arouse the whole family while prowl-
irG around ID "a -omnamhulistic sleep.
iIr. l'ritchari further says that this man
could only De aroused by having the soles
OF his feet t.ckled.
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The best saive in the world for Cuts.
B u.sss. Scrsl. Ulcers. salt Kheum, Fever
Sorts, letter Cha, ped Hands, ChublA rs.
co ns aud oil skus D. natioul. aal posi-
Nv iy cures pilel ~ mo- Iav ron. Of. It's
guaranteed 20 give terfect sati,factiou or
money refunded. Pre- % cents per box.
for SAFE ~ tie Parchen- d Achsul Drug
lomnanv.
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40 obedience So tte simple laws Of
hygiene and TIE use Of Ayers ssrsspsrilIa
vii. enable the most delicate man OF sickly
women 90 pass IN ease and safety from tie
icy ltmosphere Of February 10 the N
moist dars Of April. Il it tie Lest OF
sDri1r medicines
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-21

An advertisement was inserted In a
weekly newspaper foran urgaui-t and mu-
size teacher Among the replies was the
following: 'Sir, ! notice your advert Use
merit for an orgaui-t and music teacher.
lady or gentleman. Iaving been both for
vcral year-, 7 offer you nay services. -
PHILADELPHIA Call.
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hocclo ls inc nam" ~ au Italian gains
which consists IN throwing large wooden
balls ai small onr. The points go 10 the
man who throws his large hall nearest tic
one aimed a.
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prtrard horse tr0ci.- ar- niruuy Tho ga.
rio-Itirs attributed tn Missouri They nre
said to De- found iu tlr bottom of "a ,r.el
Do Ray county
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lie volu no. o. TO Magazine bsgin With the
lumbs- Tor June ami ses o. bsr % esch year
Whom no TINS d uentione Z. subscriptions vi /
heEin with tie numb.r curront At The time ~
g csiut II order ound volumes % Harms
: fAf1NE Tor three yerrH lHcz 10 neat cloth
lind ~. will 10 sant d. mail, pot pail 90 r.
cont ~ 800 per volume Glofh ca %. for bind
ing 50 cents each BY mail, post pad.
Remittance shonld he mads b. %. toaics
money order 1r draft 20 AVOID chaucs II iuas.
- EspAIers ar MT 70 c1py this advertisement
. oct tho f1pfoss order 81 Hsrpsr A brothefs
-udrefs
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Parks cough syrup oafss colds. coughs
Group and whoo ing cough. The standarI
lone remedy IN thousands % families for
sIi lung troubles. Guaranteed b. Parchsu-
u Achsul Drug company
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Whom nlhy v-as siei.. we gave her Caatoria.
Nl"a sae was O Child. -i.c cr..i f.- cl.torla.
Fh"n sh" hr'arlr Hle -he chung % c4storia.
!. l.u sae nal Children, she gagetlen ca-toria.
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1904.
Harper S Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.

HARPTR's MACHINE Tor 1891 will maintain the
character that has made 10 the fsvorits Illus
tratad periodical for tue homi. hmoaR the re-
results OF enterprises undertaken By the Tub-
lsnors, there will appear during the year
suDfrblF illustrated pap'rH oE lnIia by Edwin
Lord Weeks. ON tito Japanese Seasons By Alfred
Parsons. On Germany ~ Poultnoy niEelow. on
Paris BY hieharl harding Davis, and on Mexico
b. Frederic Lexington.
Among TITO oihsr notable features 81 the year
will b. nOrs.s b. gorge du Maur Or and harles
dudley warner, the personAl reminiscsnoss Of
" D.. Howslls and eight short etoriaz Of west
ern frontier lie ~ owen MateT. dhort storiet
vii slsl bs contributed b. Erander Matthews.
Richard Hardin- lhfIs. Nary =. wilkins. Ruth
nc nsry htusr Niss Lzltonce. Alma Tadama
GEORGE A. hitbard Queanay De heanrcpAire.
Thomaa Nelson Ags sni others rticl-s OF
topics 4 current lEtsreat viii - oonfr butsd
b. dis,.N uished specialists.
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Told him the see-et % Do. good health.
She used "Parks lea every n.gLt. sold
- PaTehen- D. Achsul Drug CONAN.
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PERSONAL

John X. Castnsr. OF Belt. vas IN the city
yestsIdAF.
w. s. Hartman. OF Bozsman. a brother
Of Congressman Hartman, Ia In tho city.
Mrs. +. l.. Ma Tin and son ionvss In the
morning for SIX weeks visit In Fort Benz
ton.
Miles Mix and wlfs and W. II. YerrIck
aud wife. Of Miaioula, attended the ispub-
liean convention Yesterday.
Mss MARY Il. Harley. who apont her va
cation AZ eAn Francisco. has retu,ued
home ready to tEko ~ hof school dutioL
4. Q. Babeook has returned from tflp
ohAses Of fall eoode and a handsome lot OF
furs
4. n. Northfup, who is interested With T..
ID. Edgor,on in Confederate Ruioh place,
proreTtiSn. aud A. ~. Nelson Nnd J. y.
Mulick. two Wisoonain capitalists, arriv,d
yeslerdAY from 81, Paul and ate NJ the
Gfandon.
Mrs. s. II. Bsuman. vito OF Prot. DAu-
man. foTmarly OF this oity but now ptinei-
pal Of the Great Falls commercial collage,
Ia over fof a few daya' visit to her parenia,
Mr. and Mrs. George steiubronner, al ms
Highland street.
Great Falls Lsadsri Presidents Hill, Of
tho Great NoTthsin, and pathy, Who Won
from here 10 nntte on Saturday, returned
last evening NJ sut nine o'clock. Martin
Maglnnis aud Marcus Daily wofs also OF ths
party. The ptIty lott for 81, Paul by
special. M. Dalg accompanying thom aa
far m Hayre, whore ho took the extension
for kAlispsll.
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uisgln, Cadet Rand.

This band was organized eilh, month,
ago with mostly amateur musicians and
boys who didn't know a note Of music. To-
day the Cadet Bond" 10 ono OF which the
citizens may we'll feel proud and was at
tested TO las, evening al tho auditorium IN
tho republican state convention by the
repeated npplluas after the rendition OF
each number Encouragement on every
hand should bo given 10 the boys" as q
good band 10 what we need and havs nosded
Tor long time. The members are all In
terssted citizens and most NIL taxpayers.
and with men OF this kind tho cadet
Band" is surs 20 be permanent, organiz l.
tion. M. w. w. Higgins whose name the
band bonrs. 10 the organizer aud deserves
credit for hla untlring energy. Mr.. J, II.
Zimmttman has been employed M baud
master mud good music and long life will
surely be the outeoms OF ''HiaRins' Cads.
HAND
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suDas HUNT NOMINATED.
Tho Night session Selects Candidate 20
Asaoctnts JunIioe

Tho Night session Selects a Candidate for
AssooiAts Justice.
The convention al its nigh, session. after
adding plank TO the platform, offered by
j. N. Sigh, OF Granite, plodRine legislative
candidates 20 only known free coinage can
dldslas tor senator. went directly 20 work 10
nominate a candidate for associate justice
OF the supreme court The roll OF counties
was called. W. u. Rogers. OF Deer Lodge
uominatei Judge Theodore brantlsJ. Of
that county. HAtman, he eAil, had been
nominated from the eaet side, and 30 name
Judge Il antley from the wes, uds would
roll up ma riiy theru never known be-
fore. Judge HganN0y, he aaid, was honest
10 a fault aud a ia ,iat Aboys all, John M.
Sigh. OF dranite, seconded the nomination
VI Judge Hrsntlsr. The nominAtlon was
received with Y eat applause.
luwia and Clatko passed lta nomination
when called, anl SilVs' B1w wAa Iho neIt
oountT which responded. II. 4. MoBsids
spoke Cor that county aad nominated Judge
VIM .tll. lIunA Of Lswls an 4 Clarke. lh0 70.
publican party, he said, know NO east Gids
aud no wssl side. lhs present and tsllring
Judge was from the cast aldo. Ths othR
two mon we're from the west side. be-
cause HartmAn was from the east aide II
NAa NOT nsosasatJ fot ALT the supreme beach
10 DO from the wost side lie referred 10
Jedzc Hant as oao whose ability on tAo aa-
pfems beach mlu of both parties com-
mended. Mayor Weed. Of Helena. IA. W.
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Grover Cleveland will be written the moai
colossal OF failures" Tue speaker then
referred 10 ths Hawaiian matter, the Nsn
Alan apt ointment, eto.. aud accused The
president VI depressing the old soldiers OF
oyading the provisions Of the Chinese eE-
olualon act, Of seeking " undnly infuenoe
congress ani many 0ths' things and aaid
that on election daT n would not be nooss-
say 20 hire carriages 10 gei Yotsra 70 tbs
polls 20 protest.
Coming down 10 the silver question. Mr..
Mantle aaid that eyef aines ths evils OF de-
ouetization became apparent tho ~
publlcAaa Of MontanA had declared TO- this
CON plata restoration OF ths whlto metal.
''fhe republicans Of MontAnA" he said,
"nrs In favor Of tbs froo coinage Of silver
nj the ratio OF sixteen 70 Que. Ihsif sen
tlmeht Ia that she country 10 big and strong
and indepon dent onongh 10 adopt policy
Of lie own without asking The adylos or
consent Of any other nation. Tbs signs of
the times arc encouraging. Ihs silver sen.
timOns is spreading among republicans"
Ihs speaker next refOTrsd W the protective
policy Of the republican patty. and said
that two years ago prosperity sssmsi 10
have grown monoton0us and vas driven
oat OF povs'. Altar sightsan months II
would again bs welcomed. The question
OF restrictive immigration" ho continued,
lions Idle ana with lit,le 70 cat II IL strange
that thousands who are practically paupers
nfe allowed 10 CONS In. Il srsaftsr. the
boon Of Amsrican oliizsnahiD ahonlt be
conferred only on men intelligent ononqh
10 ApyTseiAts n. We ahould close tas
gates against the dTsgG Of Europe"
while Bsuismin Hsrdaon WAS not the
choice OF all ths Republicans Of Montana"
said Mr.. MAntle further 90, "yst 10 lo5Alty
10 every ythiaR American The admlaisttation
OF the patriot Harrison looms 40 In con
traat 10 that Of the SQotist, Cleveland. as
the monntAina of Montana loom up above
the 1Ats OF Hog Island aud Bazz4fds Bay p"
IL conclusion he took mp tue popullst
party. The republicans are 10 be con-
r. fainlAtsd," he said, that thsy have not
allowed themselves 20 bs shaksn Ia their
faith by tho noisy political party which i
ths baysn and refuge for all the diagruntlsd
malcontenu from the othss psrtisa IL II
largely democratic In origin and 10 tahsE
into q s-paTtnsrship with that paft'
when neo.saAr' for it's sucoHa on Ia
membership ninety por cent formerly acted
with the democratic party"
Az the conclusion OF No. Mantls's speech
stats Senator o. Y. Goddard Of yellow
stone. was mads temporary chairman OF tbs
convention. He forbore making AM
speech. Goo. J. Resk. OF Granite wa
made temporary secretary, and Harry CHn-
ninghsm. OF silver Bow, assistant asers'
taYJ. Committees on credentials. perma-
nent orgAniz alton aud resolutions we're Hp-
pointed. and The convention took q recssa
for one hour 10 give them chance TO dc
their work.
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Republicans Could Not Eiteo.ually
Prevent the Beginning of
Tariff Reform
Tho Panic Shown to Be tho Result
OF the Misruls OF tho
q. o. p.
The Trend Of Argument In the speech Of
tsnator ynss At Milwaukee,
Candidates Named,

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sept. 6.-The state
democratic convention was called to der
promptly At noon to-day by CHARM an
Wall, who announced Senator W. 4, VilaI
% temporary chairman. Villas delivered a
long address, In which he attemptOd 20
shov that the panic was the result OF re-
publiehn misrnle, Tarifi reform, he said,
was delayed bat not defeated.
Mr.. Villas reviewed the fnaneiai history
Of tho country from the beginning Of Pres
idsnt ClsvelAnd's frat term. lie paid zpe-
oial atisntion 10 the Efforts during Aithur's
presidency to avert disaster 10 the tressurs
and related that Hugh Mccullough was
Induced 10 take charge OF ths treasury and
that Mccullough stated that the most he
could do was 10 postpone the disaster un,il
aftsr the close OF Arthur's administration.
Then followed a statement Of how McCul-
ouRh'ssueesssor, Dsnisl Manning had sac
rifcsd his health In q successful
effort 10 ssrsighten ou, tho finances. and
handed over 10 the Harrison sdminlstrs-
tion large cash balance. and how the RS
publioans then returned TO power and dis
sipstod the wealth. The evils that had
fallen upon the county, Senator Villas at
tributed 20 three causes, namely: The
Fifty-nrss or so-cnlied bilIon-doilar con-
gress with all it's mlsdeeds. It's silver pur-
chasing laws. It's Mckinley protection aot.
aud iis unoramplsd extravaasnoe nos only
In direct appropriation, but entsiling
future obligations yot 10 be discharged.
Mr.. Cleveland. on his return TO the presi-
dency, was confronted with a treasury
with $G0, 600 900 ieAs money In Il; with de.
ferred and accumulated demands to be met
and arp ropriations to be paid durinR the
ensuoinR sixteen months SIS. 900. 900 greater
In amount than there was revenue 10 meet
them, In place OF tho fair prosperity AMI
universal confidence he had lefs behind
him.
Senator Villas then reviewed al length the
difficulties that have been placed in the
way Of repeating tho pefnioious causes OF
the disasters by the republican minority In
| congress, beginning with the shermsn act
down 10 the Mckinley Law.
Gov. Peck was renominated. Treasurer
Hummer aud Secretary Cunningham and
Attorney General O'Conpor vers also re-
nominated. II. J. tchmitz was nominated
| for lieutenant governor.
Tho platform retfll ms the PRINCIPLES OF
the democratic national platform Of 1892,
cenounces the A. y. A. aud kindred socie.
ties. approves the income tax and COM
mends Clevelsnd's administration.
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JOTTlSas ABOUT TOWN.

Tho Broadvater plunge hRa besn cleaned
aud filled again aud is now ready for busi-
nsas onoo moe.
The examination OF candidates for nd-
mission TO the bar will b. held At Judge
wado's oileo Tomorrow afternoon.
FOL Hopuor, tho we'll known Young nltor-
ney.ht-lNw, bAs decided 10 eptgr the field
for the democratic nomination for county
alto neT.
Mrs. Alics ]. Shaw. the famous whistling
prima donna, supported bv q nno vaudeville
o 'RAniAAtion, will appear at the opera
houao Tonight
Con Peoples, Daniel Conkloy and Miohasl
Reagan. natives OF Ireland; Michael pla-
singer of Canada; and Harry q, Wales. Of
Gruat Britain. were mado eitEsna Of tho
Uulied States by juacs Buck yesterday.
Andrew La,son aud Otto Ar Peterson,
natives OF Norwnr. and John Scott. OF Eng.
lhnd, flsi their lrst citizenship pApofa
with the Gle X OF the diGlrio, court yeateT-
dag.
Tho man who rode tho hueklng hull Al
Athletic park on Wednesday vaa Joe
ktkvo1d, ot Fort Benton and Bllings
kltkwood has been a range rider for If
tsoR years.
The Montana Mining company (limi,ed)
has brought suit In the district court
against CHARLES Mhygor aud tho "A. Louis
Mining company. tu settle the quelilon OF
ownslahlp OF part of the Nine Hour claim,
which 10 10 alleged Msfgsr decided 10 the
ST. Louis, nftsl giving the plaintiff boud
for deed for 10