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Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-12

Must be closed out right away. The Roden stock, the best in the state to select from, is being closed out rap- Idly and you cannot afford to miss this grand opportunity of buying goods at less than factory prices. F. L. Bivings, Assignee.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-12
AUGUST.

month of purplish eve and wee hued morn, Of garnered wheat and tasseling corn, Of cloudless skies and scorchn g moons, Of dew less nights and harvest moons. Thou art like a oman of mature charms, Who with subtle power love's foes disarms. Fruition's CT own is thine to wear, Most glorious mont h of all the year.
 ALMA RITTENBERRY.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-12

WANTED-To locate colony twelve farmers; " 1000 acres in body or about 160 acres each. within radius three or four miles; dis tance from Birmingham no object. Address promptly, W. B. Leedy & Co.,, 114l2 North 21St street. au1O-3t
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-12

E Great bargains in ladies' and gentle- men g fine footwear selling at the Boston shoe store, 107 Twentieth street.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-12
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
sALESMEN WANTED.

CALESMEN, we send samples, allow liberal proper applicants. Staple seller; three stores out of five will order. Address, with stamp, Lock Box APO, New York City.
 2iy7su We fri-1y
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-12
FOR RENT,

EuR RENT-Three, five and seven-room houses, well located and cheap. Smith & Stillman. 120la 18th street. du10-35 | OR RENT-Good Remington type-writers. T Apply at Age-Herald office. as If
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-12
WANTS.

WANTS. Several cottege on Northside with all the modern conveniences for tenants who pay the rent promptly. Landlords, list such houses with me at once and secure contracts for next year.
 FOR RENT. No. 2521 2d avenue. Il rooms, good gar- den, house in good fix will rent very cheap: call and get price; fair neighborhood. No. 1511 7th avenue, rooms, very cheap. No. 1925 7th avenue, ' rooms and stable, SIP. .5O.
 FOR SALE. $500, S40O, $500 and so on will tuy to G. room cottages inside the corporate limits; large lots and either good well or cistern. Easy terms or a very great bargain for the cash. We will sell if you will only go and see the property.
 $1O0O-A 4-room house, lot 45x100, corner on alley. Terms $lOO cash, balance your own terms.
 L. G. PETTYJOHN,
 1e26I2 Third avenue.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-12

THE BEST IN THE CITY.
 We keep the best at low prices. We give you as much for your money as you can get anywhere. Birmingham Grocery Con- pany, 1910 Second avenue. 8-12-3t.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-12

1XJ E have purchasers for bargains in Al busi- " ness property and for frst-class northside
 residence property. Geo. Eusts & Co.,, IA 21st street. all I'm
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-12
SOCIETY.

fAll items of social interest will be gladly EoIed in this column if sent to Mrs. George c. Ball, 21s1 Highland avenue.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-12

EoUND--An open-f face tflled) gold gentle- J man watch, one lady's watch and chain and four gold rings; supposed to have been stolen. Owners can get them by applying to police headquarters, proving property and paying for this advertisement. aul0-tf
 MONEY TO LOAN-On furniture, without M moval from $1O up. 8. R. Searle, 17th
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-12
FOR SALE.
MISCELLANEOUS.

IOST-Lady's watch and chain with heart l attached. Liberal reward will be paid if returned to D. o. Watkins, Excelsior Laun- dry. 1907 2d avenue, or 1901 Avenue I, Southside. all 2t
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-12

N WANTED-Men in every county to act " private detectives under instructions; tional Detective Bureau, Indianapolis, Ind.
 au4 dy St sun 9t
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-12

ID DANTED-To buy cheap pair of mules w horses. Apply to coal ard, 23d street and Avenue E. city. jy2s If
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-12

DENTS-Give us your houses 10 rent. We n have many calls from gilt-edge tenants. Smith, Chichester & Yancey. all St
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-12

MrANTED-Choice dwellings and stores for
 " some good tenants. We have cash cus@ toners for purchase several good dwellings,.
 For anything in the real estate and insurance line call upon us. Malone & Mayberry, 1112 North goth street. au10-1w
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-12

Mrs. George Holmes of Montgomery passed through Birmingham Friday en route to Blount Springs, where she will spend a few weeks.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-12
AGENTS WANTED.

yNANTED-Every insurance agent and busi- " ness man to write for our fortune maker plans-life, endowment, etc. Regular bonan- gas. Best on earth and largest pay. Mention paper and state experience. The Agency Co.,,
 No. Union Square, New York; oc2 su 1y
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-12

IN NANTED-Teachers-T principals, three
 " instrumental mu sic, two vocal, two art, three primary, one science, two elocution, one Kindergarten. Address with stamp Central Teachers association, Union City, Tenn.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-12

WANTED-Three or iour rooms for light " housekeeping, or house jointly with small family. Address c. A. Peace, Age- Herald office.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-12

Mrs. W. J. Milner entertained the Tues- day Afternoon Whist club, and Miss Mary Clare Milner won the prize.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-09

Eo,i--.The Old Msm'sslle's se,ret- By z
No 2~Blind Fate by Mrs.. Alexander.
80. Peg Wellington ~ Charles RaAde.
No. b-Rufhno. y Ouda.
No. G-lovss Atunemcnt by n. Hentzon.
No. 81 lave Lived and Loved ly Mra
Nc. jet Her. Face and Her Fortune By Mrs
No. The Hou,e on the Marsh. BY Florence
No. 10 aides Fancy Work
No. li-Wiio in Name Only. y Charlotte
No i2@Tne Story Of an African Farm. by
Nc. IS~she. A History of Adventure. y II. ider
largard
No. lining solomon's Mines By II. Rider
HaEgard.
No is,~Esrays, First Series Is Ralph Waldo
No 10 amiIlo Ply Alexander Dumas
No. 1.-THE Modo Home Cook took.
No. ls-Ife shadow OF bin. by Charlotte NJ
No. % The secret Of Her Life. by Edward
No "a Roxue's Life. Ey willie Collins.
No. 2i-lie q her MHn's Wife. by John strangs
No. 2.-ihe Master OF the Mine. BY Robt-
No. 2s~Lorl Lislo's Daughter. BY Charlotte
No. 2i-Fsssys: secoad Series. By Ralph Waldo
No 2s-Doris' Fortune. By Florence Warden.
No 26-1he Eag OF Diamonds hy George mas~
No ia Z our Of the World in Eighty Days
No So emesi.. BY J. MoIAren Cobban.
= O. 2g- Allan Quartetmain. fy II. Rider hag-
No s0-The Scarlet Letter. By Nathaniel Haw-
40. si~Ihe Frontiersman. By Gustnve Aimard.
No sat the World's Mercy. by Florence
No SHE Yellow Mssk. BY wnke Collins
fo. S.-kAtt lale Oh Caravan ~ hoDt.
. G ~ Little lr,b Girl r Tho ruchess
No. gi-Fornng tho fetterr. y Mrs Alexander
no. s7-Gui y or Not Guiity. by Amanda n.
No IS Sir NOsl's Heir Ey Mrs May Agnes
Ne. $ Tie Twelve Great Diamonds. ~ Mrs.
No 20 The Heiress Of Hondoe Hall Ry little
No 4iEihe Cuban Rciress. By Mary Kyle
No a. 4s-isora's Briial Vow. By Margaret
No. lS-Ralph EAymond's Heir. ~ HOrutiO
No. "a lie Fatal Glove By clara Augusta.
10 ll-Ihe Heir Of Chenille. By Francis A.
No. i6~x Bravo Little Woman. b. Mrs. Mary
No o. 4 he Queens Revenge by sylyanus
No. isHihe Mill Girl Of Tyrol BY N. T Caldor.
No. 49-suld LIGHT .dyls by }. NJ. iIrrie,
30. s0-Berriok Vaughan. Noyenist. ~ EdnA
No si-Tho tuchess by the Duchess
No b2-The II If Of Lime. 81 hoht. buchanan
; No. 81 Crown u hhsmc. BY tloroncS
marryat. .
] No ss-A Iroublsaome Girl. by Tie Duchess'
/ No. hj-WLon a Man's single. ~ j. NJ. barre.
No s7-fanchon the Cricket by George and.
! No he Story Of tlizaieth. ~ Miss
! Ilaokeray.
| No. 5g-Two Kifees ~ Hawley Smart.
/ No. GA Mad Love. By thariot'e ~ hreame.
| No. 61-Ihe Devils Die By brani Allen.
To any one who will sond rs THREE OF
| the No. rounons accompanied by
/ TWENTY FIVE CENTS ia silver or post
/ aQa samrs. We will send any THREE
| HOOK, TO be selected by yourself from the
/ list printed above, by mail postage prepsid'
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oHEnIFrs sAIx-uINvlE A. PARISH

CHERIFF's sALE-NINNIE A. PARISH.
- plaintiff. vs.. Annie kemua. Fern An kemna.
Franklin o. ailaca and a. 81. hors burgh, CO.
partners under the trm name aud stTle OF Wal
iace 4 ihorn hurRh, and Louis q. \. Lott a. ss-
aignes Of rankin /. Wallace ana A. A. Ih0rn-
burgh, dafendants.
cree OF foreclosure and sale issued out Of the
district court Of tho Fret judicial district or the
Lewis and Clarke. on the I'D day II tsc-mber.
A. d. laws IN thu shove entitled act on, wherein
Minnie A. tarish. tho above named rlAintin.
obtained Judgment and decree OF foreclosure
and sac agninst annie ksmna. hermza hemuA,
franklin h. Mullscs ana A. "A. lhornhur D. CO
ra.tno g under the firm nAue and STYLE Of 81 a.
Lace n hornburgh and ouis &. p otz, a. as
signso Of FRANKLIN Il. D. allace ard 4. N. horn
burgh defendants. on the I'D day Of becember.
A. n. 1854 for the sum Of sasil ~. besides in
terest COSTS thl attorneys fees. which said
decree was On tho 2,d day Il j, Gambler. -;
1898. recorded in iudsment book NJ. az said
court ~ ago I am commanded 70 sell all
th-t certain lot piece or parcel Of land situate,
lying and being IN tho ssitrly and ONT uo-s
adaIti ls 90 the CITY 20 elena. in the county -
ey,is and tl,rke stnte n Moatana and bounded
and described 80 follows. to-wir
Iegiunfnz al the northeast corner OF biocA
numbered hqe hundred aiNy-eight (si 5 Of the
fsi A.terly addition, aud INNING thence ia n
easto-ly dir c'ion along the south eide OF irst
strett ten ti0i feet; thence m eoutherly diree-
til ona hundred 110l feet thence in westerly
direction, and parallel 10 the south side of irst
street. one hundred = vo ami ihrto-tenihs lu1.3
feot: thence in a ncrtEogly direotiun one hun
drsd itOl feet. 60 tho south eide Of First treet;
thence east along the south eide Of irst sir'e
nins ty-thras ana feYsn-fenths (g2 feet, 10 tue
place % beginning. according 70 and az de-
tofil upcn tie othcia plat - the aid n'mo
nddit .ons now on file inthe othce Of tns COUNT
rec rider OF sa 4 owls ard Clarke county.
Together with all ard singular the tenements.
hsrolitaments and appurtensncos thereunto be-
lcngiug or iu aryWise aprortnlntng.
Public notioois hereby given that on y efnefday.
tho nhday Of .anuary. A. ID. 1875. ~ II clock m
Of that day. 20 the front door Of the court house,
Heiona, Lewis and Clarke county Montana, l
will in obedience TO said order OF sale ami decree
of f0roclosurs and fale, soil the above described
property, or 90 much thereof a. may 10
necessary to satisiy said Judgment, with intorest
and costs 10 tho highest and best bidder for cash
Given under my hand this sd day Of De-
cent Der. A. II. lef- - - go
CHARLES n. CURTIS, Sheriff.
IL iRED l.. hOss, Under sheriff.
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The World Renowned Specialists.
HELENA.

FRFE CONSU TAlION given 70 al persons
fuiirIirg from hrolic Dis ass, Disease. az tho
Bye. lar. \ se. Throat, Liver, stomach. hid
uey-. 1 riuary rgsus. Nosvous AMI frivnie
Affections. be rapidly Increasing number of
pate M Montana demend greater facilttla B
and accommodations, TO meet which lrs Liebg
g. o. lave esf so i-hod office ia this tiiy. lhey
will he in charge OF a duly authorized repraaon-
taiiEe Who will report all complicated cases %
tie head office. whore COmplo.e q records arc ept
uf all cases ahd the Treatment adopted lach
bGnch having it, - ciali O., no one pnTsielaa
ard EeVer lees than hYo experienced slecialis 3
have a consultation ON every cate pc ented.
hgviu- tAou-and- TO refer 10, comparisons ara
readily made NO r-perimen tnz-slmpy sp-
u MIXER proved srccessfa. . bis l. the secret OF
their success M tie reaeon such marvellous
cflfes 90 heretofore rs ported have been made
- or thH b. IS local nlyslcIans pronounced them
lrIe'cs.l y incurab'o.
MIN Lronic affections, whether from early
Weakness. oas - , anhood. syphilis and other
ael ctiDus uniting fhfm nom eplosins any OF
tre rleasuro- 81 e.. trcatod and cnret arer
abb o. q failure b. others r. liebig & Co
frestine the Diseases Of Mon l. worldwide and
illg have patients in al parts n L.
WOMfN-Iheir specia ist for affections o.
Women. has all the latest appliances and
rcmedie. used in tho principal hospitals ami is
Nittorta superior On the coast.
tAIA.EH-And kindred affections Of the
l.e. ar. Threat and Longs successfully tresio
aId "a manner co mllgly ~ to he acceptable TO
lie most delicate child
races Tor - nal Determines. Cub Fec. etc.
manufactured. Satisfaction guaranteed.
tell early and avoid beng hurriel b. tho
ltrle number OF patients. lhos1 who cannot
tnd Do conven ent O 81 tho min-nt Specialists
given 90 corr spoudence AID medicine ami APP
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-09

CHERIFH'S SALE CHARLES McCLuRF,
- TRUSTED. plaintiff. " hose Dick. Viola liek.
ldvin hics, thnrier tiedmar. ttrne =
sisiing p neerFe n. Oimsiead Aad Charles II.
Aylor. defend lnis.
nder ana b virtue q an order - sals. AID
district CONT % The irs ludiciai district ~ the
state - Moniana. az and Tor IBIS countl OF Love
is.l In thl shove tnuted aciton .nelsh
haflr- MoClufs. Trustee. ths above nanei ., sln-
ei'.,fs 40 s,is sFsinst o,s j 80. Vol. lies
hawin uicl. Chariss l. aiolman, Carrie ].
sislIssa Az, 0Is,,..a a sylsr, s .ns
Ihsrles n. IaJl,r. defendants en- he 10 b DEP
OF December a. ioet Tor IN. sum y siela ~
ssid decree was 90 tho loth dAg u uecember.
a. D. Isgs, recorded IN Judgment book Ma OF
ssa fS ,5a, s :. ,as psS s Or Sslss 81 n4
situate. lying and being IA tho cay % nslena.
county of lewis Hna iefse. ftato ~ AoutAnA.
leginning a. point on the east side u 1hEl-
cor ICat nity fvs lasl fest north ~ tho south
sin eo , q 10 srsBs te1sss o. ~ al. ey
and runniog thence north twertf-tv- C3l ieat
along the east side Of CAzucer sifeit 10 points
thence east seysntT-hys lal feet % : eint IN
south through portion OF said biocS hve hun
drcd aaa thirty nine lsasl; then,e south tSentl-
nvo l20 feet hiCng tho west eide of said alley 70
. poiaf. thence west sovsntT-hto pai feot 70 the
place OF b g'nning. The ssil lot, p eee OF par
ctl CT lana btAnh n portion NA AAtt ~
ono lli and two I'd. Ia faid block i've hundred
and thirty-niue l5ggl. 81 aaid original toWnslte
according 60 tho official plat uf ssid townstte
now on HE In the office - the count clerk snd
recnr. or OF aeid county Of esls md t'lArkN
Together with all and finGular the icnamonts.
herod taments and Alpu-tenancel tfcfsuuto Do
longing or in nnywlge Appe-tainlng
iublic notice 4 hereby given that on hursday.
tie nth day OF JAuuary. A. d. 1894. AZ Il o'clock
m - that Car, AZ tbs trent door OF to con
house, Helena, lewis and Clarke county. Mon
tanA. I will. ~ obedience TO said order Of sac
and deere OF fort closlrs aud sale cell tho above
described properly. or 20 much thereof A. may
b. necessary To satisfy iaid judgment. with m
for cash IN hand
Given undor ny hand This 20h day Of Deem
b'r A. h ltsA
CHARLES d. CURTIS, sheriff.
ByfnKD r. HOss. Under shorih
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paper went so far as 20 say that | asserted
that their early education had been neglect
Ell. This on top OF theutterances attributed
TO Lillian Russell and William II. Crane
naturally created something Of a hrec2e
The comic opera queen is alleged 20 have
made the startling declaration In q moment
Of petulance that san Frauciscau- uere
ssbarbarians whose savage breasts even mus
sic could not soothe" The comedian was
accused Of indulging in cynicism 20 the
effect that "the towns evening winds were
chilly"
Whatever my distinguished compatriots
may have done, can truthfully assert that
never ran counter TO either the critics or
the audiences Of the Pacific slope IL was
with some reporters Of luxurious imagna-
tions that i had a somewhat spirited pas
sage at arms. and not with the critics OF
tho public II came about In this way.
One reporter misquoted me frghtfully In
an interview regarding the east and the
west as seats OF dramatic art. The story be
wrote caused quite a storm, which was I'M
tensihed by another newspaper printing
correct interview. and still another journal
publishing a third interview denying the
false statements in the first. tn time the
storm subsidized, and prior 20 my departure
with my fellow players for the east the peo-
pie Of san Francisco demonstrated in
kindly and positive way that they did not
believe the harsh statements attributed 20
me, and further, that / had won wee sma'
place in their affections. For this / cannot
be too grateful. AMI the incident will be al
ways remembered.
In the west the people are rugged and
as a rule like plays of heroic sentiment
and strong dramatic action. The west
ern critics accordingly are quite apt TO cx-
tend IA totally dissimilar treatment 20
new drama from that accorded by their
brethren In the east. But il is almost al
ways an honest expression of judgment and
comes from the heart. ANY good or great
play, however. like those Of the immortal
Shakespeare Bulwer Lytton, Sheridan, Sar-
dOu, Bronson Howard, BARLEY Campbell.
Steele Mackaye or even Of less renowned
playrights will meet with as great success
in the west as in the east Artistic work,
be IL in the drama, literature or any other
select field, is sure to meet with the appre-
citation it deserves in the far west Indeed,
TO sum up in one short sentence, 10 has
been my experience in my brief span Of life
that merit will meet with recognition the
world over, be it north. south, east OF west.
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pnlplr ANn Pew.

There are 1. 2sQ. 72s negroes who are mem
bers Of the Methodist church Ia this coun-
try.
10 Is reported that "a new church, callci
the American Methodist church, is about
20 Dc organized by some white aud colored
ministers IN the south.
Bishop Tucker of Uganda ordained seven
men Go the ministry rec,ntiy, twoof whom
are the greatest chiefs in tha country and
govern great provinces.
The Rev. Charles Houston opened a ball
In Wolverine, Mich, recently, with a prayer
IN which ho asked that none might be led
away ia their hours of amusement
sam Jones has been dropped as n mem
Der Of the North Georgia conference. a
pastorate in the conference is worth only
tl .OO1n year. sam is making great deal
more than that on the road.
The Rev Mr. White Of brooklyn, known
20 fame as Tho marrying minister, who
never turned away loving couple, is dead.
In his lie be made 1000 people more or
less happy, as he claimed that none OF those
whom he united ever returned TO revile
him.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-09

Ninety FER cent Of all the women in the
world suffer more or less pain in monst ua-
ton. Ii thers be philanth opist IN this
city les her investigate the wonderful re-
suits obtained FROM using j. DE JoZts
~. scsirtion for an irregularities OF women.
and sound tie Trs.s8 80 evsry woman Of her
acquaintance. By doing 40 you will be
dong on8 OF the most charitable acts pos
sible 90 perform. nAmels; nlleviatiug the
sulerings OF tho already eve burdrnel
vomankind. We send one months treat
ment 10 aav add-ois for s.. send al mai!
orders 10 "LadY Manager. SALT LAKE MID
r-1Sr Co.. salt Lake City. Utah Rem m
Der that wo give n written guarantee 20
cure any case. Of no matter how long stand
ius. IN two Treatments. or iefund money.
A lady ia every town wanted 90 act Is cur
representative.
MA trial treatment sent on receipt
Of -
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PHILOSOPHICAL QUOTATIONS.

some people might as well be crazy; they
have lao sense
Every one believes in friends until he has
had occasion 90 try them.
10 is said that "a man either becomes a
fool or a philosopher az 40
The thoughts that disturb men most
never enter "a womans head.
The trouble with bluhing IS that some
men are foolish enough 10 fight.
when a man has an ak to grind, he gem
orally wants 20 use his neighbor's grind
stone.
When people attempt the habits OF angels,
il is very easy for them 20 disgust ordinary
mor.als.
when man realizes that he Is not IA
nous. he also reflects with "a great deal Of
complaconcy that he is not dead yet
Atchisou Globe.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-09
(Vn.1A1 LIzGbL
SITS IN THE GALLERY.
Laughs. Cries and Eats Bonbons at the
Matinee.


Especial Cores pondence.l
NEW YOEK, Jan. I've AN know ofthe F
"gallery god" by repute. he OF the grimy
hands and tattered hat, without an atom
Of regard for anything under the sun. We
know how be Kisses the villain, and how
he glows al every heroic speech OF the
hero. lie is well known. lie is am
opi acquaintance. But-he has sister,
not 30 well known. Now, this sister is
quite unlike and FAR superior to her
happy 90 lucky. peanut eating brother.
You might pass her ou Iwenty-third street
and never know her fora gallery gold
She is sometimes stylish and frequently
pretty. Very often she is a school teacher
or an art student. Occasionally She wears
spectecles, and listens TO the tcXt-if 10 be-
Shakespeare with a critical, attentive
ear. Her age IS anywhere from Il 70 90
/ noticed a long line waiting on an mp
town side street one Saturday afternoon re
Gently. They were am well dressed women.
young and old. cheerfully chatting aud
ohatterirg in the November grayuess -
gallery goddesscs, every one of them-wait-
ing for the small side door % open that
would admit them no The eyrie from which
they would watch Irving as crime haunted
Matthias ia THE Belisn
Days narrow doorway was hesiegcd by
q stormy. red checked boarding school, AN
devotees Of Marie Tempest. ANXIOUS To-
hang over che rail and watch hcr in THE
Algerian" % was the same thing at tine
Star theater. and DO Is "a never varying phase
Of the opera
Il love the gallery at Matinee said a
pink checked little democrat the other
day while waiting 40 the door. II always
have my skirt all rprTv Uulfr1 ma TrEt4
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