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The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1894-11-02
Coal and Iron N MIssiaaInnl.

New Albany, Miss, Oct. 22.-It
has long been known that the Bun
combe hills OF Union county pos
sessed rare mineral wealth, but in
what quantities was unknown. That
II possessed the very best Of iron
ore in immense quantities was made
known few years back by the state
geologist, who made a thorough
test Of specimens furnished. The
ore was pronounced to be as rich in
iron as any found in the mineral re-
giOns Of Alabama.
Last spring, at a point eleven
miles northeast Of here, at depth
Of 200 feet, a prospector found a
6ve-foot six-inch vein Of coal, with
a splendid roof Of goud, hard rock,
making il easy to work. The dis
covery was kept very quiet until
Saturday, when il became known
that Garner & Co., representing an
eastern mining syndicate had Sc
cured an option on over 10000 a.
cres OF land in the immediate vicin-
ity of the find. They had also Sc
cured the right Of way for a mineral
railroad from New Albany 10 a point
in the center Of The mining district,
eighteen miles distant. Now that
the land has been fully secured
preparations are being made 70
bring in mining machinery to fully
test the probability or practicable
ty Of working the ores.
The section involved is the rough
est in the whole stale, being term
inalion Of the detached range Of the
Tennessee mountains.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1894-11-02

The best salve In the world for cuts
hr,,;aea-sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fever
aosaS :, u tetter, chapped hands, chill
SIa;rs corns. and all skin eruptions,
Or~I,, snd no,eltireiy cures piles, or no pay
recuireed. r It is guaranteed to give
.e1 ..azfoct satisfaction or money refund
"a price 25 cents per box For
esIe esi by ". A. Shreve. marAl
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1894-11-02

Group is q terror TO young moth
ers. To post them concerning the
first symptoms, and treatment - the
object OF this item. The first indica-
ton OF Group is hoarseness- In a
child who ia subject to Group 1t may
he taken a. a sure sign of the APP
nroaoh OF an attack. Following this
boargeness is q peculiar. rough cough.
n Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is
oiven as soon as the child becomes
boarse or oven after the rough cough
has appeared il will prevent the at
tack. III has never been known to
fail. 25 and so cent bottles for sale
by. Dr. W.. ID Redqs. 81
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1894-11-02
THE STATE PREss.I
To Revive an Old Railroad.

The merchants OF Bolton are az
tempting 20 revive the old Ray
mond and Bolton railroad and are
endeavoring TO interest the I. @. in
the project. The object is compe-
tition between the Little j. and the
A. & v. roads, and consequent
cheaper freights.-Terry Headlight.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1894-11-02

.,..n down nom oTerwork or hcuSa1D'D
ssssa 49, p'Si Browns Iron Bitters ''.s'.... =.
rs@a'af'f6 80 ~ 6iI@ and cures malaria oe' 1ns
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1894-11-02

n H. McLaurn and Bernard Forster, Special Agents:
as pleasure to recommend your company the high
With the executors Of the estate of John Taylor de-
been entirely honest and honorable in every respect full
Hy promise and obligation Yours the first regular
which ny father insured would further state that the
gg the rounds the effect that The Mutual Life held the
% the and requested that take additional nsur-
rsd entirely without foundation whatever! Yours was
company Of several in which my father insured that made
knd paid claim without expense consider The Mutual
t@ the VERY BEST companies in every respect
Most Respectfully, J. M TAYLOR,
Executor Of the Estate Of John P. Taylor.
h reports circulated by friends and agents Of other
s The Mutual Life proves their inability cope with the
|a hges and best company in the world.
II. 6. McLAURIN, Special Agent
Port Gibson, Miss January 18TH, 1894
y NcLauhn, Special Agent
carry heavy line Of insurance in The Mutual Life Insurance
York. and find its methods fully up the most advanced
% e insurance. take pleasure in recommending your COM
= 0he insuring public. Respectfully, ]. McC. MARTIN
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1894-11-02

When ironing starched clothes have
a biz Of beeswax tied In a piece or
muslin to rub the sadirons.
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Children Cry for Pitchers cast0ria.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-30
F r ZEE!
DIS. Liebig ( Co.,
The World Renowned Specialists.
PERMANENT OFFICE: l3S. MAIN ST.
HELENA.

IRFE CONsU LTATION given to all persons
luffering from Chronic Diseases. Diseases Of the
kye, lar. n 20. Throat, Liver. stomach, Kid
neyr, rinary { rgane, Nervous and Private
Affections. he rapidly Increasing number OF
patents In Montana demand greater faoili.ie
md accommodation, TO meet which Ora Lieb 4
VIII bo In charge Of = duly Authorized rsprssen-
tatlye, who will report all complicated cases 60
the head Office. whore complete records are kept
q all cases and the treatment adopted Zach
branch having it, specialists, no one physician
aud rever less than five experienced specialists
have a consultation every case prefented.
having thOufands 20 refer 20. comparisons ara
readily made No e1perimenting-simpl ap.
plying the treatment that has times without
NUN Der proved successful = his Il the secret Of
their success md tho reNson such marvellous
cures ~ heretofore reported have been made
ffier the bes, local physicians pronounced them
LDIclessly incurAble.
MEN-( hronio affections whether from early
indifcretions. Nenereal f1ceeses, teminal
Weakness. Loss Of anhood, Syphilis and other
affections uniting them hom enjoying any oil
the pleasures Of life. treated and cnred after
tbfolute failure By others Dts Liebig Co. :
treating the Diseases Of Men IL worldwide, and
they have patients IN all parts Of Il.
NOMTN-Their specialist for affections Of
Women, has all the latest appliances aud
remedies used in the principal hospitals. and is
withouta superior on the cOast
CA1ARRII-And kindred affections Of the
Eye, ar. Throat and Lungs successfully treatei
the most delicate child.
Traces for spinal Deformities, Club Fec, etc
manufactured. Satisfaction guaranteed.
all early and avoid being hurried By the
large numDer Of patients. hose who cannot
hnd 10 convenient 10 see the IMMINENT Specialists
can state their cAses b. latter tareful attention
given 10 corr spOndence aud medicine and APP
planes sent by express
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-30

CHERlFF'S EALF-BY VIRTUE OF AN ENR-
- cution In my hands issued out Of the dis
triet court Of the first Judicial district Of the
state Of Montana ia and for tho county Of Lewis
and Clarke. in the suit Of ". .. ooke, trustee.
rEain nelehA Electric Hallway ompany,
Nm. =. Chez sman and e.. d. MellA duly sttested
the ipth day OF January, A., ID. ltFL have
levied upon all t.e right, title aud interest Of
the Haid ~. heAFmun. in and 10 the follow.
ing described property, situated m Lewis and
Clarke county. stAe OF Montana. viz
ots NUMBERED eleven tiiI. urins - feet 'front.'
on l. wina street By 40 feet deep; tho e0uthsrly
- feet Il lot twelve n2l. being ~ iest front on
ieet 81 lot twelve ~, being six feet front on
wing str o. by 100 feet deep. lot thirteen l3l.
eirg ei Ia aou feet front wlng q eet ~ 100
feet deep. ot fourteen az. being q feet front
on wing street by 100 feet deep lot twenty one
(gll boing - fe & front on 18th avenue b. 90
feet d, ep. IN block a. ~ the original tlwuaite
OF the city OF Helena, equity 81 lie Is and
Clsrke. Aontnna a. the same appears Of record
in he office - tho connty clerk aud recorder ~
said county. IN hook 20 OF deeds PAGES .. ~ a.
which for a ore particular description uf said
premises r ference is hereby had.
Together with 81 and singular the tonemsnis.
hered taments and a. pa -tenances therouato be-
longire or in Huyuise ~ re-tain'ng.
Notice Is hereby given that ON tho Eth
day 81 ehruart. A. ID. 1885,. he Weru toe hours
q nine n'cluck a m rld hve O'Clock y. M.
OF suid fiav fn-Wif ni a. o'clock ma Of szif day,
al the front doc ~ thscourt house n the citi
- dfl'us wti sell all the right title and m
lne aid above described property 10 tho highest
bidder for cash IN hand
Given under ~ hand this tho IA dAJ Of
tHAs 3. CURTIS. Sheriff.
iRrn T. lioss. nder hsr a.
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NOTICE OE STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
~ NOtico l. hereby given that a meeting u the
stockholders Of he Golden Messenger Mining
pany on the second floor of the Merchants Ma
tional ank building. room !, in the city Of
helens. Lewis and larke county, state Of Mon
tAna, on fridag, tbs 9Th day OF March, A.
ID. 1894 for the purpose Of Gu Emitting o such
stock o.ders a propOsition 20 sell and convey all
Of the property OF said company,
Tho property hereby intendet to b. sold and
oonveyei Is particularly described - follows. to-
wit
4 certain right 60 the use Of water Of Trout
creek Meagher county. Montans. as evidenced
by q certain indenture entitled Notice Of Na.er
Night dated the Zsih day OF MAY 1897. and eK-
1857, At o'clock ?. M. Ia book q locations,
page - ~ the rec rds o. Aeasher county,
Also tie anna Eliza quartz lodge miuins
claim. the location notice ~ which H. recorded
In book 81" Of lode locations. page Jij rec
ordu OF MeHgher county. Montana.
lso tho O. olden Messenger quartz lode mining
claim the location notice Of which Is recorded
IN book -" Of lode locations pAso 5.j. records
OF ! eagher county Montana
Also the Asshyer'a Lelight quar- lode min ng
claim, the location notice Of which is recorded
IN book 'l'' OF lode locations. PAGE 81. records
OF heafher comfy. ontana
Also the Little I andy Qusrtz lode mining
claim. the locatian no ice Of which ia recoraei
in book ''P' of lode locat ons. psgo 57A records
OF MeAgher county, Montana
Aleo tie Hons q ard Qnartz lode mining
claim. tho location notice OF which H. recorded
IN book ~ OF lode locations, IAge y. records
of Messher coun y MontAna.
Also the Florence quartz lode mining claim,
the location notice OF which il recorded in boo {
O. Of lode locations, paSo ~. records OF
heagher county. Montana
Also the home Guard millsite. the location
notice Of which is recorded in book Of miscsl-
laneous records, page sl7, Meagher county. Mon
tanA.
Also u 10 Little Dandy mi lsit'. tho location
notice Of which IL recorded IN book 1 Of miscel-
laneous records, page Si5, heagher county, Mon
tanA
Also the Golden Messenger uillsite the loca-
tion notice Of which Is recorded IN book I 81
miscellaneous records. page Sii, heagher county,
Montana
Alec the Jim Dandy quartz lode mining claim,
the Location notice Of which Is recorded In book
-, page =. Of lode locations, records Of Meagher
county. MontAna.
Also the Kelly Gulch placer claim, situate,
lying snd being in Belt mining district. Aeagher
county. Montana
Alss that certain mill and all machinery, tools
and other appliances connected herewith upon
the Golden Messenger millsite, or upon any OF
the mining claims herein above described. to
gether with all the buildings aud houses Of every
description and kind upon taid Golden Aessen-
ger millsite OF elsewhere upon any Of said prop
critics. and also all uersonAl property Of every
kind and description belonging to eaid Golden
Messenger Mining company.
By order OF the board OF trustees.
THOMAS II. DOUGHkRTY.
Attest; President
FRANK FULLER, Secretary.
VALENTINE HEINRICH
GE' RGE W. CLARK
CARL BER- STRAND.
majority OF the trustees.
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crate and cold FLOODED conspiracies ever con
ceived. But, more than that, she has lived
to see every party TO the plot dead, hopeless
paralytics or in the madhouse, while pros
perity and success have been her portion.
Ansel l.. Croker, large furniture man
ufacturer, married Mrs. DUEL on May 4,
1881. She was "A widow with two children
His business wRs in bad shape, and her so
cial and commercial experience he hoped,
would retrieve his wasted fortunes. Nor
was he mistaken, for within two years he
was worth several hundred thousand dol
lars, the direct result of his wife's excep-
tional enterprise.
Later Mrs Crocker's health failed, aud
she was informed that as the antenuptial
contract gave Croker undisputed control
over the property she aud her children could
not be supported. In order TO force her to
leave him, it was alleged at the time, he
deprived her Of food and medical attendance,
stripped the house Of furniture, sold their
property and subjected her to every con
ceivable cruelty, following 10 up with "a Sc
ries of the most unparalleled prosecutions
Finally she secured an injunction and ap-
piled for a divorce. Mr.. Croker filed coun-
ter charges accusing her Of infdelity.
The trial was a long and tedious one-a
tremendous strain on a sensitive, innocent
woman-but she steadily contested every
point and won, indicating her honor and
securing allmony. Under her former name
she has since lived in strict retirement.
Edward Cregier's bride, who is about rs.
is a singularly attractive girl, fine lin
guist and accomplished musician.
When little child. she was the subject
Of years Of litigation. After the death of
her first husband Mrs Duell supported her
self aud two children with her pen and
needle. A wealthy childless couple were
anxious 10 adopt Myrtle, and believing that
she was on her deathbed Mrs. DUEL signed
the adoption papers, giving the child 10
them in the event of her death. However,
after her recovery she found that the quail
flying clause had Seen omitted and they re-
fused 10 surrender the child.
After her marriage 70 Mr.. Crocker he
encouraged her 10 endeavor to regain the
little girl. She went to Morrison, Ills,
where the family lived, and abducted the
child. They remained in hiding for a num-
Der of days. and though closely pursued by
detectives. who were watching the trains
both there and at Chicago, about a week
later she managed 70 reach home at mid
night.
Myrtle's curls were clipped and she was
dressed In bOy's clothes, and for nearly a
year was secreted at the home of a trusted
friend. After a time she was allowed TO go
10 school and was permitted to mingle
freely with children of her own age. Strange
to say, her sex was never suspected either
by her teachers or classmates.
IL was at this time that she met Edward
Cregier, and from the day she removed her
disguise TO this they have been sweethearts.
Prosperity or adversely, joy or sorrow, has
only strengthened their devotion TO each
other. IL was in every sense Of the word a
love match and they went TO the altar with
the good wishes OF a host of friends
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-30

As regards the history of coaches in
France, Henry " was assassinated in
1910. Soon after his death some engrav-
ings were published representing him be
ing murdered in his carriage by Ravaillac
IL is from these that Roubo has had the
sketches Of the three Carriages on his plate
l13 engraved.
They ars simply square boxes, measur-
ing by scale feet in length by 81 feet in
width, on four wheels of the Same diam
eter, without any springs or straps and
seating six persons in all--namely, two
with their backs to the horses, two facing
them and two more, one on each side OF
tho two boots at the side. Zach vehicle
had roof resting on light columns aud
curtains to draw or 20 let down.
This agrees well with the received nc
counts Of the incident. according 20 one
version Of which Henry rode IN an open
carriage, and according 60 another that as
soon az the fatal blow was delivered by
the assassin the kings attendants, who
rode with him in the carriage, drew the
curtains, and hiding the king from public
view assured the enraged people that he
was only wounded. Notes and Queries.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-30

A LAS SUMMONS - IN THE JUSTICE
a court Of Helena township. county Of Lewis
and Clarke. state Of Montana. before i. T..
butcher. Justice Of tho peace
J. B.; onynghame, plaintiff, " c. l. Lees.
"a fendAnt
PENDANT, greeting;
You are hereby summoned 10 DO and appear be-
fore me. a. h. butcher a Justice Of the pesos an
and for the county Of ! ewis and clarke. at my
office in Helena. within ten days after the
compilation of the publication Of this summons.
tu-wit;
After the 2tth day Of February. 1894. then and
there 10 make answer to the complaint ~ :: b..
4 onynEhAme, the above named plainilh. IN .
civil action TO recover tho sum Of one hundred
dollar, upon an account for money had and 70
caived By you to and Tor the use and benefit Of
the said plaintiff and for Gust OF suit. and in do
fault thereof Judgment will b. rendered against
you, & 4 ee-. the shove named defendant Ia
tie sum II one hundred CELLAR AMI cost OF suit
Given under my hand this 2ith day OF JfnuArJ'
1884. 4. A.. UGH .t.
Justice Of tho Peace.
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ALIAS SUMMONS - IN THT DISTRICT
A court Of the first Judicial district Of q 9
state Of Montana In and for the county OF lev .
and Clarke.
John Merry. plaintiff. vs. Myron l. Tompkins,
Bessie >. iompkins his wife). A bert AZ. 1hurn-
lhcrnbuEh, The Denver Investment and Hank-
ing Company United, he Provident trust
Company, defendants.
Tue state Of MantAna sends greeting to tho
above named defendants;
You are hereby required TO appear 10 an action
brought against you ~ the above named plain
TIN m the district cnnrt o. the Fret judicial
district Of the state 81 MontAnA. ia aud for the
county OF Ltwls and Clarke aud to answer the
complaint hled the Elm. within ten days leKcln-
sEe OF the day Of servicel after the service
OF this summonI Y served within tms county
or u served ont OF this county but within THE de-
tFict within twenty days; otherwise within forty
day., OF Judgment b. default Will pe taken
against you according TO the prayer OK said COM
The said aotiaR e brought to recover iudg-
ment agatnst the said defendants Ayron l.
and Bessie J. tompkina IN the sun
Of one thousand dollars aud Interest Al ~ Der
cent per anuum from Auz 1874 also Tor the
sum Of $50 and interest thereon Al 10 per cent
per aunum from Aug. 4. irHs the same being
accrued aud unpsit Interest all Of which 10 ac-
oording 20 the condiuoas OF certain promis-
sory nete made I'D delivered By the said de
fsHdAnts 20 plaintiff on Feb 4 1874. and g.
feraclsse cerinin mortgage on lot number
eleven an IN block numhered seven til IN
chris kenck addition - tae city Of Helena
county Of LOWS aud Cake state % Montana.
made and delivered hy the said defendants 60
for the sum % Si2l ss reasonable counsel fses
FOR such suu. and for suoh other legal and
eluitAbls relief usually demanded la such cases.
particular reference - hereby had 20 the COM
plaint on ho herein Tor more particulars.
And you are herobY notified. that n you fail TO
appear ana answer the said compliant a. above
required the said plaintiff will apply a. the
court for the relief maudud In the complaint.
Given under ms hand aud tha seal n the Dis
triat Court Of the First Judicial Districf
oftha rtata Of Noutaaa. Ia and
, for The ounu ~ Lewis aud
( Seal First ,larke. THE elh dAs 81 jam
: Ju1 Dist. rrY. Ia the 5esr n our ord
Court. ; one thousand eight hundred
@ aua nine y-feur.
JOHN htAN Clerk.
HyG. q. FHUHNAN. reput, clerk
III. 3 Hepusr attsrneY Tor plaintiff
ATAM MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
n OF the gastner Coal aud Coke eompsnI,
held jan q islA Al the law oihous 81 cole
Wallace Ia ne eua. the following named gentle
men were elested traste
james shislds. AnAcguda, Mont
MaioIs DAILY. lutte. Mont
II D. hennsssay, butt hont.
Paris 0ibsen dreat rails. Muut
4. D. nhislda iolL Mont
~. Dsnahuo. Anaconda. Mont
John noaoFty. Anaconda Nunf.
A meeting % The uauIT glariel true eas Waa
called for Fsb 4. 1871. q b. held IN Anacohda.
Neat, a. the MontanA hotel, a. Two y. NJ
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temporarily. calmly, methoiioally; be % To-
teTestsd in all that IL going on ia tie
world be chserfui. hsppv aud eontsntsd.
aud above ell keep the blood urs and Wig
orous By the use Of Ayers safsspsEills. BE
SURE roo set Ays's.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-30

Montana Division-is Main Street. Helena.
Northern Divisions asst Broadway Butte
City. Montana
Southern Division-12s South Main Street. Los
Angeles, California.
Central Division-30 to 800 West Ninth Street,
Kansas ity. Missouri.
Western Division-i0O Geary Street, San Fran
cisco. California
Eastern pivision-iOi Randolph Street. Chicago
Illinois.
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eIaa.tone,. rim Handwriting.

In his earlier years Mr. Gladstone's writ
ing was clear aud regular. and age has not
vithered the variety Of his mind or de
priyed his right hand OF It's cunning. tx.
H.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-30

Pianos were invented Ia i5ii Competent
authorities now declare that 800 are made
during the hours OF every working day in
the wear
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-30

Do not wear impsrmeable aud tight a.
ting hats that oons,-ict the blood vessels of
the scalp. Use Halls Hair Rrnswer occa-
sionally and you will not be bald.
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A CHICAGO ROMANCE.

A Wedding That Rovives Memories Of n
Dramatic Divorce Case.
The marriage in Chicago the other day Of
Miss Myrtle q. Duell, daughter Of Mrs.
Alice A. Duell, 10 Edward la Ponte Gre
gier, son OF ex-Mayor Dewitt c. Cregier,
was the sequel TO "A dramatic story which Is
thus told by a correspondent;
Few people will recognize in Mrs. Alice
A. Duell the plaintiff Of the famous Crock
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Told him ths secret Of te' good health
she used Paris Tea" every night sold
b. PaTehen-D ID Aokeul Drug oomFany.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-30

Prevent stacks OF rheumatism ny taking
Hoods sarsaparilla. II purihes the blood.
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INDIAN AND WHITE In THE NORTHWEST"
A History Of CathoIicity in Montana.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE on
~ samuel r. IAuske deceased
Notice is hsrehT river - he undersigned, nd-
tniaisfrstor of tho estate of samuel n Fauske.
deceased 60 tho creditors Of Asd all parsons hsv-
ing claims against tho said deceased. 90 exhibit
them, with the necessary voucheTa within four
months after the hrst publtcatton Of tets notice.
20 the said aduninistfator 81 Homer hieek. Hell
enA the zane being the place Tor the uAnsAo-
Of Lewis ana Clarke
r. y. CLARK.
deceased
natsi Jan. II. 1924.