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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-28

II Is astonishing how much can be ac-
complished in the "between times" Mar
ion HarlGnd, in one Of her housewifely
books, quotes n correspondent who pointed
20 n set Of embroidered chair backs which
she, although very busy woman, said
that she did in the "betweenities. And
George Eliot, in Daniel Deronda, " speaks
Of the lack Of leisure for anything found
In the day that isn't marked OFF into fixed
hours Of work. II was once upon time
advised a girl who did not suppose she had
any superhuous hours at her disposal that
she should try TO secure few moments,
at any rate, each day for solid reading.
She was not deeply intellectual, but she
happened to be fond of Macauley's sono-
rous sentences, and she had his complete
works" on her bookshelves, into which she
had scarcely looked as yet. SO she took
one volume down TO the basement dining
room and left il on the shelf there, at
hand when she should have few moments
of leisure in waiting for the family to as
semble for the meals, which IL was her
place to prepare. They were not more dill
atory than many people, but it was sur
prising how many pages Of Macauley she
read in those odd minutes. Before the
third winter was over she had finished ev-
anything he had written.
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grateful subject until bis final summons.
-Iiarper'n Bazaar.
nrItI.h cempIIeatIons of RnnE.

A dukes daughter, even though the
wife Of a plain "Mr., +" takes precedence Of
a countess, while a dukes younger sons
wife comes below a countess. Then a
countess takes precedence OF the daughter
" a marquis, too, but the latter precedes
the dukes daughter-in-law. 10 Il worse
than the multiplication table When PEG
pie OF identical rank are In company, IL Is
needful 10 know which peerage was the
elder "creation." At n gathering at which
her majesty was 10 be present | was once
standing talking TO a dowager marchion-
ess when her daughter-in-law, the reign
Ing marchioness who had the management
OF things, came TO her mother in great anx-
iety: Can you tell me which is the elder
creation-Downshire or Droghedas Lady
Downshire and Lady Drogheda are both
here, and which should go frstP' The
elder peeress was "sure they were near to-
gether but could not remember" and II
was evidently n most serious difficulty.
At last, though very reluctantly, the host
ess had 10 ask themselves TO tell her not
having her peerage at hand, and the ladies
were perfectly ready with the information
Mrs. Tenwick Miller writes that she was
much impressed with the Importance of
such matters when she consulted that pre-
cious volume herself and found that the
marquisate Of Downshire was created in
1859, and that Of Drogheda I'm 1871. Il
seemed rather droll that three marchion-
esses should lay stress on such a matter
among themselves. London Letter.
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The World Renowned Specialists.

IRFk CONSU LTATION given 70 all persons
luileTing from hronic Diseas s. Disease 81 the
Eye, lar, "a. Throat, Liver, tomEch Kid
neys, riuary { rgans. Nervous and lrivate
Aheoto ns. tho rapidly increasing number OF
patients in Montana demand greater faciliiia
and accommodations, To meet which nr- Lleb a.
TO have estab ished offices ia this city. lhey
will be in charge OF a duly authorized reprosen
tatiye, who will report all complicated cases 60
the head oihce, whoru complete records are Kept
81 all Gases and tho treatment adopted. zach
branch having its special .ts no one physician
and Fever less thnn hve experienced specials =
have a CONSULTATION on every case pfe.entei
having Thousands TO refer 10. comparisons arc
readily made No e1perimentng-simpi ap.
number proved sucCeHsfu. 3 his l. the secret OF
their tuccese nd tho reason such marvellous
cures ~ heretofore ported have heen made
sfter the b .. LEGAL Physicians pronounced thom
hoIelesils incursble
MIN hronic affections, whether from early
Weakness. Loss ~ anhood. Syphilis and othe-
affections uniting thf m from en- ioyinH any ~
the pleasurer 0f hfu. trcated aud cure alter
absolute failure BY others 1T L.ehig & Co.
ttesting the Diseases Of Men b. worldwide. and
they have patients Ia all parts uf L.
WOMEN Their spocia ist for affections ~
Women. has all tho latest appinncas aud
rrmediea ueod In the principal hospitals. ami Is
Nittouta superior IN tho cusst.
tA1Ahliil-And kindred affections OF tho
Eye, ~. Throat and Lnngs successfully treaie &
ana IN % amer 80 mildly a. 20 be acceptable 20
the most delicate child.
nsccs Dor - nAl neformit.cs. Club Fee. ote.
manufactured. Subtraction guaranteed
tall early and avoid benz hurried By tue
large numier " patients huse who cannot
hnd % convenient TO eas the mincnt Specialists
can state their casas hy lnitar tarafai attention
given 70 corr snuudcnco and medicius AMI an
pliances zen. b. express
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SHEKlfFB sALE-HY VIRTUE on AN EXE-
- cutlou In my hsndn. issued out ~ the die
trict court ~ the First Judicial district 81 tho
state Of Montana IA and for The county % lewis
snu IlarGs. in TIE SUIT u obort b. liale against
shirley e.. AshbJ, duly atiesied the l1th day u
December, A ID. lts3 have levied upon all the
right title aud Interest Of the said shirley g..
hshby In and % tho following described prom
ertI, situated Ia Lewis and Clarke county, stats
Of Montana. viz
Lots nnmbsred one ~. two ~ and three fg) Ia
block number tNenfy-0n8 (ztJ - story addition
90 the CITY ~ Helena. In thu county 81 Lewis
and Clarke. state Of Montana. said property
standing nov on the records % the county u
iswis and Clarke in the name 81 Emma q.
Ashby.
1ogether with all and singular tho tenemsnta.
Lcfedltaments and apDunenancas thoreunto ba-
longing ~ Ia anywiss apuortaining
Notice ~ hereby gwen thar on sturdaY, the
~ day Of Tebruary. A. ID lsof 81 the hour 81 ~
o'clock u said day, az ihe frolf door ~ tho
court hOuhe. Helena. ewia aud lhrka county
state - Montans. ] viii sell al the right
title and interest ~ the snid shirley O. Ashby in
and 10 he said shove described property 70 the
highest bidder for cash IN hand.
Given under my hand this the iith day Of
January, A. ID. i5si.
fEED z. Hoss. Dnder Sheriff.
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The real center Of the world is the mid
day room Of our lives. We may come
home to live. We may roam over noun
tain and sea, but there is joy when we get
back. Move out Of the house il il Is too
small for you and your family, but always
take home with you. As we should make
our own home on earth, 80 we should make
for ourselves home In heaven. The hours
Of our religious life should always be kept
safe and strong and unmolested. The eter-
nal home awaits you beyond. Cultivate
your home. Always keep home with you.
Money does not make IT, social position
does not make it--only love, pure, faithful
love. Love at home will save many man
from ruin.-CRlifornia Christian Advo-
cate
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susan Il. Anthopy,s snk. and Laces.

If Susan =. Anthony has a weakness, Il
is black silk with point lace. The memory
OF this generation runs not as far back as
the time when this famous lady took to
wearing these costly, elegant textures.
Although very busy woman, she is quiet
and restful. Her clothes never wear out,
and as she scorns 20 follow the fashion her
dresses and rufiles and lace capes and scarfs
last forever. None Of her gowns is trim
med the expense for that item being put
in the material. As "A result, some of the
straight, round skirts are made of satin
and silk thick enough and stiff enough to
stand alone. She wears nothing but black
When she wishes 10 change the character
OF her toilet, she changes the lace at her
wrists and throat and the little shawl that
Grapes her shoulders. Miss Anthony reads
no newspapers but the marked copies sent
her by friends. She alleges that newspa-
per reading is n great waste OF time and n
great detriment TO the mind, making a
sieve of the memory and perverting the lit
crary taste. She depends ON gossip for the
news and upon her friends for the advance
ment Of thought She IS in the eventide of
life, ard her time is passed in the compa-
ny OF books and friends about which and
10 whom she writes great many letters.
New York World.
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Il NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
~ Notice is here5y given that a meeting Of the
stockholders Of he boldon Messenger Mining
company will b. held az the Office ~ tbs com
Isny on the second hooa q The Merchants Ma
eleIs. Lewis and tlarke comfy. state u Mon
tana, on FRIDAY the 3th LAY Of March. A.
y. 100 Tor the purDsso Of submitting o such
ckhOidors proposition 20 sell aud convey all
! ~ the property Of said COMPANY
The property hereby Intended 20 b. cold and
oohyeyet Is particularly described - follows to-
/ certain right TO the nse OF water Of Trout
creek heAsher couny, fi9ntans. a. evidenced
Hight" dated TIE 18th day On May l.s1 and eK-
ecuted ~ Thomas Cooney ard recorded June z
psgs "A. ~ the fec.rds OF Aaagher county.
Also tie Anna Eliza quartz loo,'e mining
ia book ~" Of lode Locations. Dago us. rec
Urda Of Meagher county Montana
leo the Golden Messenger quartz lode m. ming
claim the location nOtioe Of which IL recon ded
IN book a." OF lode locations. pnge sos. records
Of s.sagher county. hontala.
Also the Assayers Delight quartz lode mining
claim. the location notice Of which IL recorded
In book p Of lode locations. page 81. records
Of heagher county. Montana
Also the i.itfAs dandy quartz lode mining
claim. the lOcation no Ice Of which IL recorded
in book ''P' Of lodo locations page So, records
Of Meaghsf county, Montana
Also the HONS Guard quartz lode mining
claim. the Location notice Of which b. recorded
IN book % u lode locations. page q, records
Also the Florencs quartz lode mining claim
the location notice OF which is recorded In book
20" Of lode L0cations, page ~. records of
Meaghor county. Montana.
Also the Home Guard mtllsitc, the location
notice % which is reo3rded in book Of misc8l-
laneous records, page 81, Meagher county Mon
tana-
Also Il Little Dandy millsits, the location
notice Of which is recorded Ia book OF miscel-
laneous records. page 3i5. Aeagher county nj On
tana.
Also the Golden Messenger millsite tho locas
ton notice Of which Is recordad in book ! of
miscoll aneous records, page 3ll. Aeaghar county,
Montana.
ALSO the jim Dandy quartz lode mixing claim.
the location notice n which ~ recorded Ia book
-, page -. OF lode locations records oi Meagher
county. Montana.
Also the Kelly Gnlch placer elsim. situate.
lying and being In Belt mining district Meugher
county. Montana
Also that certain mill and al machinery. tools
amt other appliances connected herewith upon
the Golden Messenger millsife. or upon any OF
the mining claims herein above described to-
gether with all the buildings and houses Of every
description and kind upon taid Golden Aessan-
ger mllisIie OF elsewhere upon any Of saAd prop
critics. and also ali personal property uf every
Mind aHd description belonging to said Golden
Messenger Mining company.
By order of the board OF trustees.
THOMAS n. DOUGHERTY.
Attest. resident.
FBANK FULLER, Secretary.
NALlN HEINRICH.
CT RGE W CLARK.
CARL nfkt STRAIN. !
majority of the trustees.
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CHERlFF,s eAIr-nY vInrnE nF Az -

SHERlFF'S sALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN ENE-
cution In my hands. Issued out Of tho dis
tflCtcOurt of the First Judicial district OF the
state o. Montana IN and for the county Of Lewis
ana Clarke In the suit OF W. D. oOKe trustee.
tgaln feleha Lirctrlc hallway ompany.
" m. a. ho sman and X. Wells. duly atteated
the 18Th DAY % Janrary A. d. lsg'. / have
the said ~ q. he-srian. in and 20 the follow.
ing described property, eitunted in Lewis and
Clarke county. sta VI Montana via
Of mum uered eleven tllI u-Iut - feet z ont
on Nv lng street by 10 feet deep. the southerlY
~ feet n lot twelve l2i. being 20 ct front on
living street by 40 feet deep. the northerly elk
leei OF lot twelve ~, being SIX feet front ON
living street by 100 feat deep. lot thirteen u3l,
icing eight on feet front on wing e est By 100
feet deep, lot fourteen tl4I. hling 2i feet front
on + wing street by 100 feet deep lot twenty one
tZlI, being % feet front on Sixth avenue b. so
feet q. op IN block fA Of the original tlwnsite
OF tie q y OF Helena. ty ~ evils and
IN be Office n the county clerk and recorder Of
said county. IN book 80 Of deeds pages ~. 80 q
which for orc particular description Of said
premises ference DO harehy hal.
Together with ell and singular the tonements
hered tamcnts anu appu~tenanco. thersnato be-
longine or in anyWise arrertaintng.
Notice il hereby given that on thu Eth
day Of fenruars. A. ID. 1891 le Uern tue hours
Z nine o'clock = m. Hnd i've O'Clock o. m.
OF said day fn-Wifs ~ a. O'clock m Of rai day.
at Tho front door Of thecourt house tne ctls
81 Helena viii sell all the right title and in.
terest OF the said IS IA a. es-man IN and 90
ne said above described property TO the highest
bidder Tor cash In hand
Given under ny hand this. the 22d day Of
tHAs. -. CURTIS. sheriff.
iRrp T. Hose. 4 nder h.rn.
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CATIONS NERVE TONIC
AND WTALIZER.

Quickly eures general aud nervous debility,
pinAl exhaustion, Neura'thenia etc.
Completely. perfectly and permanently rsiuv-
tnatins the vital cnerEies; increasina nervous
power. rcnev ing the addition Of youth sad the
iouraEe uf manhood restoring 70 enfeebled,
tnervatod. exhausted. devitaliEsd. or overworke d
men and women perfect constitutional powers.
lts oxtraord MARI oorative power mAnifssts
tsef almost Immediately t Il taken On this
point the evid nee Of those vuo have taken Il l.
sniform ami posiuvs !hey gay they can feel
The effect Of every dose dsing them rosi Itis
powerful nerve invigorstins tonic. imuariing its
restorative influence through the medium % tie
nervous system % every organ and tissue in the
body. 10 makes bat little difference whether the
sonsiitut ionai vigor las been undermined b.
md scrction. OF whether tho broken down con
dittun IL called = one name or other. 20 long a.
there i nervous ezhaustion general o. local
wsak ness - ione a. sueryation and debility are
the tyre OF n ailmeut, this Il tho remedy
ThUSF VINO sutttR from the 70, ults Of
ovsr-ment.l or physical sHertion. hardship.
exposure hidden drains capueo or Who have
brought upon theus alvsa ser - q sflictlons by
lEnorhutlV Dr WilfullT violating natures laws
Will RAD IN sten's Ntalizer ana Nerve Toaio
the remedy OF their certtsn relief u speedily
removes all evidence 81 progressive pLyscsf
deterioration and RESTORES tie rnfeo.ed energies
e. their nsfuial Firor
wHENFNEh IN NV Is sny weakne.s q the
vital orEans. nerv, usnoas uro.iratisns Of the
phYslral or mental enfrli teufarian a iaesa
lack q seifeonhdencs irritabiliB % temper.
melancholy, cowArdics weaknesi % re knees
aud back pa piiatinn OF the hesri. dragging pain
ga tho loins hoadache. irritation OF tie asys
ard b'atisr. milkT urine, rsfni,lous aad hidden
wastes resulting IN Ia Iure - the msntsl and
physical powers 81 nafitattng a. imp.iiment O.
success and uniting him " ner for The duties
and responsibilities ~ lite. u is the Torusiy par
encsiiencs
A single package will 10 sufficient 60 inaugur-
ate tha work Of resoneraiien and cure IN mani
ca sea Eut stubhurn csses often ~ Iuire more u
will b. cent postpaid. secured from observation
for 81 .0u pr package. nr package lor ta.ol
Address all oruera 70
CArON MED. CO. Boston. Mass
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NOTICE TO CREDITORs-EsTATE OF
~ gorge hoadarmor. deceased.
Notice Il hereby given by the undersieuoa. ad-
minisirAfor Of the estate Of Ieorxe Ilnoa.
GARNER. dscsased. TO the credi ors Of and
ali persons having claims against tie said
deceased. " exhibit them with the necessary
voucher " thin four mOnths after the hrs. "a b.
hcat on oithis notice to the said aim inistrator a
the ct'ce u II p HeTner. n tho Monfrna M
tionsl bans LuildinR. At Helena Montana the
same be ng the place Tor tho Transaction Of
The businois OF said estate IN tie cuunty of Lewis
and Clarke
jog. " KENCK
Administrator Of the Estate Of Geo. hhoAdArmer
daceaFed
aied Helena. Jsnuary s. 1884,
Date Of fret publication jaauary & 1891.
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The empress Of Japan being that sweet
est OF all sweet creatures "A womanly wo-
man-has upon many occasions openly
evinced her deep interest in the wee ones
Of Japan, giving freely 20 all institutions
that exist 20 benefit them in any way. even
practicing all sorts OF touching little econ
omies that she may be able 10 swell her
contributions To certain charities that
most interest her.
The conduct Of this ideal woman upon n
certain sad occasion her devoted subjects
are never weary ~ describing Prince Iva
kura, fearlessiapnnese leader i'm the mo-
mentous days ~ the crisis, from which the
lovely archipelago Is still trembling in its
subsistence % what seems assured stabili
~. lay dying in his yashiki. The empress
announced her intention Of paying lwnku-
ra a visit In person. The poor prince. weak
aud. as ! have said, about 20 die, was
thrown into dangerous state of excite
ment upon receiving the news hut be man.
aged 20 borrow from some hidden nervous
force sufficient strength TO urasp his writ.
ing box and brushes and 20 paint her an
urgent hut most respectful request not 20
think % coming 20 him. lie forced upon
her a. excuse Tor declining 80 great an hon
~ the fact 81 bis rapidly approaching death
aud bis consequent inability TO acknowl-
edge her visit with even sixteenth part
Of the homage e. demanded. lie begged
her 90 deign 90 kindly consider how IN he
must be- when it remained an impossible
ity to throw OF the malady even for her
entertainment. In reply. winged with
speed. came a dear little missive whose inn
port was a. follows
II come rot n your empress, but A. the
daughter 81 your fond well wisher and co
adiutar and as your own anxlou. frispd -
Shorn Of all ostontation and displav ~.
~npross arrived and remained beside her
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EHtraxarant Glrln.

Young girls are prone 10 buy fancy stick
pins, hair ornaments, candy and soda wa
ter and TO have their blooming young faces
reproduced by the camera, and these small
vanities run away with more money than
the girl finds IL easy 20 realize unless she
keeps an account and balances il regular
ly. Every girl ought 10 have n fixed al
lowance aud be required TO confne her ex-
penditure strictly within is limits, for In
no better way can she be tau a the neces-
sary lesson, for ignorance Of fiich many
a woman whose girlhood was one Of I'M
stinted indulgence has been unjustly
blamed-the lesson Of wise and practical
oxponditure-and before all else Of keeping
ones outgo within ones income.-Phila-
delphia Press.
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One of the leading clubs for women in
London Is the Pioneer, the members of
which are supposed 70 take an active inter
est in any Of the "woman" movements.
The badge is small silver ak, significant
Of the warlike and revolutionary spirit of
the wearer Along the central beam In
the ceiling Of the drawing room is in
scribed the thrilling sentiment: "They
Say. What Say They' Let Them Say"
London Million.
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Mrs. Frank Leslie has been making a
few remarks concerning woman and love.
81 woman with no one 20 love her" she
says, sis the most miserable of creatures.
She loses half her value in her own eyes.
She is unable TO do justice to the best Of
her nature She either hardens and be-
comes cold, defiant, bitter and narrow, or
she withers and languishes like spring
flowers in an east wind"
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Mrs. Elizabeth q. Custer, the widow of
the famous soldier, is an accomplished
billiard player. She grew skillful at
the game during her long camp resi-
dence on the plains. It is rare to find a
woman an adept with the billiard cue, yet
there are few more graceful games and
few, too, where the accepted characteristics
of women-delicate accuracy rather than
strength-are more called in requisition.
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Mrs. Darlington Booth.

sarony, the New York photographer,
says Of Mrs. Darlington Booth: "She has a
beautiful face. If any one can wear an
old poke bonnet and the Salvation Army
dress and look beautiful, nature is simply
detying costume. But In 90 years her
photographs taken now will represent her
as more lovely than the beauties who are
photographed in the present fashion. do
not admire the styles now in vogue, but /
suppose the eye gets used 20 it"
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Montana Division IA Main street Helena
Northern DIVISIONS at broadway. Butte
tiiy. Montana.
Southern niylsion-i2a South Main Street Ios
Augslus. california.
Central Division iol 60 11l West Mint Street.
Kansas ~. Missouri
Western ievision-ioO beAry Street. San Iran
cisco. California
Eastern niyision-ioi Randolph Street. Chicago
llliuulA
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upon those who incur her displeasure; an
Italian woman, II be ~ dreamy and poet
zeal; a Danish woman, n he thinks that
her native country Is the brightest and
happiest on earth; Russian woman, II
be deapisca all westerners ns misern biz
barbarians; an English woman, II he sue.
ceeds IN ingratiating himself with the
court and aristocracy; an American wOm-
an, II he has plenty Of money"
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ltis rrobsbly not the coolest weather ,ou
over knew In your lifsi but tina, ls how YOU
feel just nov. because pest sufferines are
soon forgotten and because your blood
needs the snriohinV. invieorstins Inauence
Of Ayers ssrsapsrilla-ths Superior Msdi-
rina
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have been troubled for years With
hacking eoueh. Have had many doctors
and tried hfty cough cures grew worse
all the tims. tried Parks' Cough Syrup
and found immediate relief l. beRine "a
the bottsm OF the disense and / know IL h
the best cough remedy on the market. Re
fef any sufferer 20 Mrs. w. j. FAhey. L.
Roy. N. Y. Sold by PGrohsn- ID sheul
Drug oompany.
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IL is interesting TO read Of Lucy Stone s
experiences in college during her four
years study at Oberlin. She never lost a
day from i'll health, and she took the col
lege course with the men and held fair
rank In her class Nearly all the girls in
the college at that time were poor and
worked to earn their way through. They
did their own cooking, their own washing
and ironing, and some Of them paid their
way by doing washing for the men.-New
York Sun.