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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-16
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-03

Tho hcst cngincmnn has been n fireman; ,
the best conductors are made 81 brake
meni The best officials are promoted from
the ranks. Mr. John ~ Toucey, general
manager 81 tho New York Central. was
once trainmnn. President Newell ~ the
Lake Shore used 90 carry n chain in an
engineering corps on the Illinois Central.
President Clark 81 the Mobile aud Ohio
was "a section man, nfferwnrd a fireman.
Another man who drove grade stnaea Is
President blackstone Of the Alton Allen
Manvill, the late president Of "tho largest
road on earth, was a storchouse clerk
President Van Horn Of the Canadian Pa
cilic Kept time on the Illinois Central. A
man named Town, who used 90 twist
brake wheels on the Burlington. is now
Vice President Town of the Southern Pa
cinc. President Smith Of the Louisville
and Nashville was telegraph operator.
Marvin llughitt Of the Chicago and North
western began as a telegraph messenger
boy. President Clark Of the Union Pacific
used TO check freight and push truck on
the Omaha platform. The Illinois Cen
tral, / believe, has turned out more great
men than any other road President JET
fiery ~ the Denver aud Rio Grande began
in the Central shops at 40 cents a day
McClure's Magazine.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-03

One Of the hind wheels Of truck sud
denly gave way on Michigan avenue, and
the usual crowd gathered TO sees and spec
ulate.
"Too heavily loaded, observed one in n
self compliment way.
"The sudden Jar did IL as it fell into
that rut, " remarked a second.
1.-The axletree wasn't heavy enough any
way" added "A third.
Several others passed remarks Of a like
nature, and then bootblnck, who had
been carefully investigating causes and
results, suddenly Strengthened up and
said:
"Gentlemen, OWN 10 flaw in de iron
de Rxletree broke short of, and de owner
Of de vehicle Is entitled TO a new one wild
out furder cost. Move on, now, and don't
embarrass de gent as drives dc team, seel"
Detroit Free Press.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-03

CHFRIFFs sALE-TRANK A. FELLOWS.
- plaintiff, VI John Wilson. i. II Dabney n.
z. ormsby aud w l. Telford. defendant.
Under and by virtue Of All order Of fale and ds-
cree Of foreclosure and sale isaued out Of the
district court u the First Judicial district 81 the
stale Of Montana IN and for the county Of
Lewis and Clarke. the 18th day Of January,
Frank a. fe lows. the above named plaintiff.
obtained a judgment and decree Of foreclosure
aud a sainst John Milton, 81. n.
DAbnog. +. :. Ormsby and W. l.. Telford.
defendants. on the 10Th day OF January,
A. d. 1884 for thu sum Of 954L3i besides In.
terest costs aud attorneys fees. which said
decree was on the 10th day Of January 4. d..
1891, recorded in judgment book No. = OF said
court at rage -, 4 am commanded to sell all
III certain lot, piece parcel Of land. situate.
lying and being IN the county Of Lewis and
Clarke. state Of Montana and bounded and de-
scribed A. follows. tO-wit
An undivided Ons-fOurth "a interest in the
northwest quarter INV ~ Of section eighteen
Osl. township twelve az. north range three 90
west. situate in the county OF Lewis and Clarke.
state Of Montana
Together with all and singular the tenements,
Embellishments and appurtenances thereunto be-
LONGING or in anyNsife appertainng.
Public notice IL hereby given that on Wednefday,
tho IN day Of eDruary, A. D. 1874 ~ II clock
of that day. at the front door Of the court house.
Helena. Lewis and Clarke county. Montana, 1
will, In obedience to said order OF sale and decree
Of foreclosure and fale. sell the above described
property or 80 much thereof a. may be
necessary 20 sstisfy said judgment with interest
and costs, 10 the highest aud best bidder for cash
in hand
Given under my hand this 10th day of January.
CHARLES d. CURTIS Sheriff.
~ ERED i. Loss. Under Sheriff.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-03
CATIONS NERVE TONIC
AND WALLER.

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tpinal eIhaustion. heufasthonia etc.
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restorative inhuencs through the medium ~ u.s
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body. u maipa bat Little difference whether the
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lndiacretion; or whether tho broken down con-
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there IL nervous exhauftfon general o. local
weakness-fo long - snervation and debility are
tho type OF h ailmout. tnis Is tho remedy
THOSE WHO PUP n from the rsSuita %
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the remedy Of their oertian relief u speedily
removes all evidence Of progressive physical
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WHENEVER III m Is any weakness Of the
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physical or mental ener yies. confusion q idsas
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and back. palpilation Of the heart dragging pain
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oxcellenc'.
A ringle package will hs sufficient 70 inar9u-.
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for fl.OO psr package. or packages for 500
Address all orders to
CATION MED. CO.. Boston. Masa
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-03

NOTICE on sTOCKHOLDEHg MEETING
=, oiioe h hsfohy eiyeu that moet.ng n tho
fonpaug whl b. hold al tla onioe II tho oonl-
& lthI 90 the seoonl floor - tho Marchania "a
t,ltl ant huiiding. room .. in The CIV n
lana on frdaG tho sth daY of March A.
~ i.ti iqf The purpose oi submitting fo such
~ thn piDpouy - aid csmunnT.
ihe property hurebT intended 10 D. fod and
.e.'egsi j. particularly doeoriied a. foloss. To-
certain rieht 10 tho use 81 water II Trout
tffE meaFher count, Mentans. ~ evidenced
I ~ cgrtaln irdentufo entitled Notice 81 sfrr
ill ~ dated me lsth dny 81 Msy. lHfL ard er-
ecnted BY homaa Ceonoy ard recorded Juno .
l1at a. o'clock B. m.. Ia book ~ locations,
PEG "a. ~ tbs records OF Aeagher county
,A.o 90. tnna Eliza quartz lodge rlalng
cinin, TO location notice 81 which b. recorded
iu bnok "r.' Of io1s locations. page 10. rec
ufds of Meagher couniI. Montana
Aiso the noidon Messenger quartz lode mining
in bool '.l" az lode locations pasa So. fsoorda
~ eaeher comfy. Montana
's' ihe AteaIora lelirht quartz lode mining
20 in. Nc ioraiion noucn ~ wiuon % recorded
iu hopf T. 81 lode locations, rnse 5iI records
oi teaghor county. Montana
hlaD mo Little andy quartz lode mining
CLAIM the location no leo ~ which b. recorded
lu book 'i' Of lode Iocat. ouH paga s7Z records
OF Meisher oolniy. Montana
HIap ITO Homo q arb quartz lode MINING
clam. he location notice 81 which s. recorded
ln book ''y' - lode lncatioua Iayo IL records
~ aHlef cnNu 81. Montana.
Alec the Florence qLarz lode minln~ eiaim.
The location notice ~ which is recorded in boo
~ oi iodo locations. uhze ~. rccofda o.
Aeagler connty. Montana.
hlso tho Homo 1lard millsita, tho location
notice - which 10 rcoorned in book J 81 hlscel-
famous records, pego ~. doagher county. Mon
taua-
Alao q q Little Dandy mi'lsitl tho location
notice Of which is recorded 10 book / 81 miscel-
lnncoas records, pag' 3i., l-eaghcr county, Mon
tara
Also Ito Golden Messenger millslte the looa-
ton notice Of which d. 10 .ordod Ia book I 81
niscsl auoolg records, page so, heaghor county
Montana.
ALSO tho Jim Dandy quartz lodo mining claim.
tho Joe alton notice II which e. OrIed Ia book
- page -. % lode locations, records Of Meagher
county. Montana.
iso TIC Kelly Gnloh placer claim, situAte.
lying mi being in Belt mining district. Meaghor
county. Montana.
Also that cor ain mill and AL machinery. tools
an other appliances connected thofoultn upon
TIE TO don Messenger milinifo. or upon Any %
tie mining claims herein above dea cri bed. to
Refter with all tha buildings and houses 81 every
description and kind upon fad Golden hesssn-
ger mul-lfe Or flsowhere upon any Of said prop
critics. and also all personal property OF every
KIND add description LeOnRing 10 said Golden
Aessonger Mining company.
by order OF the board OF trustees.
THOMAS IT. DOUGHERTY.
httesi President
fHANA RULER. Secretary.
NALENltsE HEINRICH,
GEi RGE w. CLARK
CARL Biit. SIhAhD.
majority Of the trustees.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-03

ward the front door, as though ashamed Of
listening to a private conversational "IIuhp
TonightP'-"All right" The man then
walked back to the stove and warmed him
self Where's your directory he asked
The druggist pointed to ashoWease where
the book lay. Before the man opened the
book he looked at the back and saic
"Humph '92," as though some one had
imposed on him. For few minutes he
turned the leaves Then he found what he
wanted. Have you got a knifef" he asked.
The druggist pulled out a pearl handled
knife, opened il and gave il to him.
Il never could remember that party's
name he remarked in a patronizing way.
Thereupon be cut the name out of the di-
rectory, returned the knife without closing
il and made quick dash for the door, for
just then he heard the approaching jingle Of
horse car. And the druggist, IA he re-
placed the knife, merely smiled-the tired.
wan smile Of a man who has trouble of his
own. Had the man at the phone ever seen
the druggist before? No. He simply took
It for granted that every drug store was a
bureau of public comfort.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-03

have heard about little girl whose
Sunday school teacher asked her how many
sacraments there were.
"There amt none no more" was the
child's reply
"Why, what do you meanW queried
the amazed teacher.
"Why, Johnny Tufts father took the
last sacrament yesterday, so there can't
be none left, " was the reply.-Polly Pry
In New York Recorder.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-03

To grow old gracefully one must live
tempsrstsly. calmly. meihOdisally; be In
tsrestsd in all that is going on in the
worIdi be cheerful, happy and eontented.
and above all keep the blood pure and vic
orous by the use Of Ayers sarsaparillr. BE
sure you get Aye ..
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-03
A sure Cure for Piles.

Itching piles are known by moisture like
20 fpiration, oausinR intense itching when
warm. This form IA we'll as blind. bleed
ing or pFotruding, yield nj once TO d.. DO
sAnko's Pile Remeds. which acts directly
on parts Affected. absol BIS tumors. nllays
itching and affects permanent cure. Fifty
cents. druggists or mail. Circulars free.
Dr. Bosanko. Philadelphia. Pa. Sold by
Parchen-D'Ach Drug Co.. Helena.
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1894.
Harper Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.
1904.

UAnPKR's MAgtZrsK FOR 1926 will maintain tiss
character that has made Do the fasorite illus
trnfrl psfiadicaI for the home Among the re-
rasulis Of eutsrprIses undertaken By tho pub
Isners, there will appear during the ya4r
euprr1lg llustrated Iapfra Ga India b. Edwin
Lord Weeks. on tho JaDnussa Reasons ~ Alfred
Parsons. on Germany - PoultneE higelow. on
Paris b. kiohar1 harding Davis, aad on MEXICO
b. Frederic kemiu gtou.
Among tho other notable feafarss Of the year
will b. novels b. aeorKedu hlaurisr aud hAflas
Dudley " arner, tha personal reminiacen oaa u
". ID. Howslis aud eight short stories Of Nest-
ern frontier life by Owen Nlster short atorisa
will alsD ~ contribute by brander Matthews.
Richard Harding Davis. Mary ,. wilkins, Ruth
Mctnery Stusrf. Miss Laurence Alma Tadems
George A. HihhaTd Qussnay De keafAspaire.
Thomas Nelson age and others frticiea on
topics Of currsnt Interest Will - contributed
b. diatluguisLed suacialSts.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-03

Parks Sure Cure 10 the only guaranteed
remedy. It's action is quiek and positive.
Will atop that baekache and sick headache
A positive specific for ell diseases cf
women. WHY suffer when IL will eureIyo u 2
Sold BY PaTehen- D' Acheul Dug com pAnY.
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HARPERS PERIODICALS.

Postage free 10 subscribers IA tho United
States. Canada and Mexico.
The volumes o. the Magazine nagin with the
numbers tor June and Leosrnb8r Of esch year
When no time a. mentioned, "a descriptions wi /
begin with tho number Currant at the time of
receipt Of srdsr. found Volumes Of HARPrR's
NA0AzISE Tor three years hack ia neat cloth
binding, will bs sent By mail. post paid on re-
sept u tAO0 per volume Cloth cases for bind-
Ing, 20 cents each-by mail post paid
Remittancss should be made b. postofice
money order Or draft. 10 avoid chance q loss
Newspapers are not to copy this adyertisment
uithsut the express order Of Harper A Brothers.
Address.
HARPER& BROTHERS. NEw YoRK.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-03

The oyster is a very nervous animal and
dies from "A sudden jar, so that loud
thunderclap will instantly kill a whole
boatload.-Exchange
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-03

The youngest queen consort of Europe,
the queen Of Portugal, was born at Twick-
enham, in England. She was the favorite
child of the Comte de Paris
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-03
HIS seconI MIfa

Told him the 81 cfet OF he good health.
She used Parks Tea " every night. sold
By Parshen- ID Acheul Drug oompsny.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-03

For = prompt. effective. yet perfectly saf
blood purifier take Hoods SarsapArillA
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-03
KNOWS WHAT A DRUG STORE IS ron.
A Modest chioagoan who Asks Tor what
uo Wants.

F~HH-"
Ho Wants.
The popular belief that drug store Is n
sort Of house Of call for the miscellaneous
accommodation Of the public seems 90 OBJ.
tain IA the Worlds fair city as generally "a
elsewhere IL we may believe this little in
oidont related la the Chicago Record. one
day man went into drug store on Ogden
avenue and began 10 look auxiously about
him. Got a phonef" De asked.
The druggist pointed 20 q corner behind
tho prescription case, aud tho man stepped
over % ring the bell lie had some trouble
In getting central, 30 he complained several
times Ia u loud tone aud asked II the phone
was in order. The druggist said Sc was.
Finally the man found his number. lie
leaned against the phone and had the FOL.
lowing one sided conversation:
Hello, Is that youg'-"Out on Ogden
avenue'-"Say, how about that matterf"-
"Hou know what / told you yesterday-I
can't do IL; there are some people standing
around here (The druggist moved up to-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-05-24

II VIII be eceedlnGly unpleasant 60
the cotton manufacturers, who NAV
! lind it necessary to return TO Wash
ington and do their vo.K an over
again.
The exports Of gold are giving tie
treasury officials much c)neeyn. rloSe
who supposed that tna repeal III H,e
silver purchasing law would cause
gold exports TO cease have discovered
that the law was not the cause Of
those exports.
Iu is intimated that the secretary
OF the rrcasury may find ii necessary
TO issue more bonds, if he can obtain
authority to do SO, and is willing to
again cOnSuue existing law as permit
tlng him 70 do 50. 1t is clear. how
ever, that it Will be practically mpoS-
Sible TO ret any bill through congress
to authorize a bond issue, and Secre-
tary Carlisle will have a good deal of
trouble in negotiating bonds again
under the law of 1870. 1t is admitted
at the treasury department that bonds
can only be sold again for sum
which viii allow more than $ per cent.
interest The tariff is not likely to bc
settled for at least two months vet.
and then it will be a considerable time
before business can adjust itself to the
changed conditions. And it is the
tariff issue, it is maintained, that has
much TO do with these gold exports.
As the tariff agitation has much to
do with exports it is not expected that
the outflow of gold will lie stopped
until there shall be some adjustment
of the tariff question Under the
clause of the tariff bill admitting goods
in bonded warehouses under the rates
Of duty imposed by the new law the
demand for gold is likely to be in
creased, as importers will bring great
quantities of goods from Europe.
which they can buy cheaply now, and
store them in bonded warehouses,
ready to flood the markets of this
country as soon as the new tariff bill
takes effect
The sugar trust will have, under
the senate amendment until next Jan
uary to import sugar free Of duty,
and its agents are now contracting for
sugar both in Europe and in the
West Indies with view of getting
every pound possible in this country
for storage before the duty takes eff
feet. This is causing some OF the de-
mand for gold, and as the sugar crop
TiDpuS abroad this demand an tho
part of the sugar houses for gold will
be still greater. Hence the probabili-
ties are that the outflow of gold will
increase rather than diminish. This
will soon drain the treasury and make
another bond issue inevitable despite
the opposition OF democrats in con
gress The demand for export gold
this week has been S9.0OO,OO0 and the
treasury gold is reduced to $4,000, 600
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-05-24
ENTRACTS.

Peoria Transcript. Protection isn't
50 unconstitutional as it was during
the campaign
Washington Evening Star: The west
ern industry of train robbiug has been
largely Superseded by that Of train
stealing
St LoSss GlobeDemocrat Colonel
Breckinridge has the courage OF his
iniquity to an extent never before
known in this country,
Grand Rapids Herald: Those having
copies OF the original Wilson bill
should preserve them. They may be
come valuable as cITioS.
New York Mail and Express: Croker
does not intend 10 retire 80 far that
he win be out OF sight" He only
wants TO be out of reach
Boston Journal: Another bond issue
grows daily more imminent win it
be easier to market the bond this
time than it was before;
Cedar Rapids Republican: EXPresi-
dent Harrison will deliver the decora-
ton address at Columbus, Ohio. Mr..
Cleveland has not yet announced
where he will fish.
I&allas News: one Of the very best
things for a state to do in order to
build up its credit and provide work
for all Of its unemployed is to get
rid of its demagogues and enforce
its laws.
Denver Times Protection and hi
metallism- not one but both, With
them for its motto, and practicing
what it breaches, the republican party
can more than regain the ground it
has lost within the past few years.
Macon (Ga) Telegraph: Mr.. Mills
Indignation, SO frankly expressed in
the senate, is shared by the mass
Of the party. Two or three so-called
democratic sena tors have had the pow
er to defeat the party program of re
form and have not scrupled to use it.
The tariff bill, in its present shape
Is not as much as the party expected
and the country demanded.
Cincinnati Enquirer: The 100000
voters who send congress Ia Washing
ton to make laws do not desire to have
u few squads of vagr8 ats to instruct
congress how to represent them. They
will look with diSlayor on their rep
rcScnatives if they tolerate such i'm
pudence They do not want these dis
turbers of the peace fined for tram
plying on shrubs in the capitol ground,
They would prefer to see them inn
priSoned for tramplug down law and
order
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-05-24
THE TAMMANY WAY.

New York Evening Post: Nothing
/ like the systematic blackmail Of the
past few years was known in Twecd's
or Kclly's, time, No boss before
Croker took away all the Legislative
business from the lobby and the in
diyidual strikers" at Albany, and
made it system for his personal
profit lcyying upon all corporations
and other interests at the mercy of
the legislature one tariff for immunity
from hostile legislation and another
tariff for friendly legislation. The
tremendous profits of this business
can only be surmised A glimpse Of
them is afforded in the sudden accumu-
lation Of wealth by Croker rs revealed
in his more notable expenditures Of
the past few years. A list of these
will give some idea of the comforta-
bic circumstances under which the boss
passes from public to private life;
Invested in stock farm ...... $2JO, 900
In race horses. ........... 1913 900
In Fifth avenue residence. -. 10000
In family carriages. ...... 3.20O
The fact Of investments of this mag
nitude is evidence of wealth of no
ordinary proportions A man who can
tie up q quarter of a million in Il
stock farm must have = considerable
surplus 81 wealth at his disposal That
Croker has this was shown 10y his
recent Tip to Ind about the Pacific
coast He made this Journey in pri-
vate car, of which the rental alone
was $50 a day, and during the ten
thousand or more miles of it he spent
his money with a truly regal profu-
sion. Journeys like this, S250,O00 stock
farms, fifteen or twenty bloOdcd race
horses, are not the recredtions OF men
of limited means for the outlay in all
of them is enormous. Croker pays a
salary of $4,000 Il year for a single
jockey and 5000 a year to the man
ager of his stock farm. All mis- APP
parently inexhaustible wealth has been
accumulated within a very few years,
during which Mr.. Croker has hal 10
business and has been -ecai ing no
salary He now retlres from politics
Chicago Inter Ocean: This is the
first time Tammany ever snapped
horses in the middle Of the stream"
Boss Croker Is smarter than Boss
Tweed. Tweed waited. The New York
Herald says: 1--WE need hardly add
that it is in an event ominous for
Tammany an equally significant for
the citizens Of New York"