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We put on new neck bands on shirts-
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piles Can Be Cured.

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at once, and effects permanent cure In
an incredible short space of time. Also
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Bruises Every box warranted by w. X
Kennady, Fourth and Kansas avenue.
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To prevent the hardening Of the sub
cutaneous tissues of the scalp and the
obliteration of the hair follicles. which
cause badness, use HALLS Hair Remover
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Live Stock Points.

It Is practicable if the thing is rightly
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ARETIRED BUSINESS WOMAN.
A Page From Her History.


The important experiences of others are
interesting. The following is no exception:
Il had been troubled with heart disease 25
years, much of that time very seriously. For
nve years 1 was treated by one physician con-
tinuOusly. Twas in business, but Obliged to
retire on account Of my health. ply
slcian told my friends that could not live a
month"; My feet and limbs were badly swol-
len. and was indeed in a serious condition
Eheu gentleman directed my attention to
lir: Niles New Heart Cure. and said that his
sister, who had been afflicted with heart dis
ease. had been cured by the remedy, and was
again q strong, healthy woman Ipurchased
bottle OF the Heart Cure. and in less than
an hour after taking the first dose I could
reel decided improvement in the circulation
Of my blood When had taken three doses I
could move my ankles, something had not
done Tor months, and my limbs had been syvOi-
tSn 50 long that they seemed almost purified.
fyetore had taken one bottle OF the New
heart Cure the swelling had all gone down
ana was so much better that / did my own
MoTk. On my recommendation six others are
al k11 10 this valuable remedy;"-Mrs. MoSgan
20 W. HaTrlson St, Chicago, Ill.
vDr. Miles New Heart Cure discovery of an
eminent specialist in heart disease, is sold by
- Druggists on q positive guarantee, or sem
Dy the Dr Miles Medical Co. Elkhart, Ind. or
rreecelps OF price. u per bottle. six bottles for
AA op1apes or dangerous drugs.
EaH vale by all DHuEGista.
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AT SUMMER RESORTS
WHAT THEY WILL WEAR AT SARA
TOGA AND NEWPORT.

Dresses For the Chill Air of EveniEg-rhe
Helping Hand and sheItering Arm7tA
Novelty In Summer Dress Goods The
Fearful and Wonderful New Stockings.
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Especial Correspondence.l

NEW Yonl1, June 21.-I do not know
why we say Newport and Saratoga in
stead of Saratoga and Newport, but we
do Saratoga was old when Newport as
a fashionable summer resort was born,
but like many another youngster the
young has outstripped the old in size
and Importance. Some people say Sara
toga is hotter than any other place this
side of Tophet, but that is what people
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-25

There had been battle Death was ev-
erywhere. Under cannon lay dead and dy-
Ing. The ground was red with the blood
OF men. The defeated commander, be-
grimed and sad beyond words, fugitive
from the field, Crept on his hands and
knees through uuderbrush toward the
skirts OF the village. suddenly he paused.
The sound Of "a SOFT voice broke on bis ear,
and be peerod through the bushes 4 liz
tie child sat weaving a garland Of grass
and wild flowers ~ running brook.
BE not afraid, dear child, " he said a.
she started 90 his approach. but resumed
her seat, treasured by his kindly eye. II
have lost my empire
"How sorry ] ann" said the little one
umidly. But you may have my gar
land. Kate Fields Washington.
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SBEhltf,s SALF-HY VIRTUE OF ANEXE-
cuiion m my bands. issued out 81 the dis .
trlct court Of tho first Judicial district OF the
slate Of Montana. Ia and for the county Of Lewis
uhl clarke. IN tho suit Of ". j. ouEo. russo.
tstln u"leua Ilettriu Railway omHsuy,
" 100. 4. d.. sUan and Is. Wells. duly attesfod
Tie ith Gay % January A. ID. 1875. / have
th' raid ui OBJ. h'--u.an. IN and 10 the follow
ing described property, situated in Lewis and
Clarke county, sta "a Montana viz
oiH mum ucrf eloveA tllI, urIns 81 feet font
ON tulng street BY 40 feet deep. the souiherly
~ feet - lot twelve 49,. being 20 ieat front on
Living street hy 10 feet deep. the nortlleriy ak
ieet OF lot twelve ~, icing SIX feet front ON
I wing stree b. 100 feot deep, lot thirteen 49,,
leiug eight 90 feet front on wing q ct hy 100
fanf deep. LOT fuurt zen "a. bong ti feet front
uu winE street 10y 100 feof deep. Jos fwuuty QUO
fllIs bsiug 81 fest front tiEth avenue b. 30
iest dep. iu block g. 81 th' original t.lWnsits
col. the cir % Helena. cou ~ - evils aud
ID he ofhre q Ne county clerk and recorder n
I'D county. IA book ~ % deeds PAGES "a. ~. g.
which Tor ore particular description Of said
rrriuises r ference 10 hereby had.
iugeiher with all aud singular tha tenomaufs
iffol tamcnts ani appurteuances therouato b.
'..lnE Or pa anJHise aurertaininx ~.
VOICE iH hereby given that on tho ttih
aay - frpruart. A. q. 1875. ~ sen TO- hours
% p4He clock q ui. fuu i've O'Clock O.. un.
o.. ralu iaF. fn-a g. nf H. n'rlurF m Of sai daT.
OF DE front doc % thaeourt house n fi.e &c o
~ %. lsta hil eel all tho right title and in
tsrest ~ iho faid % issnsu. in end tn
ng aid above deacriiroI property % the highest
bidder for cash Ia hand
Given under NJ hand thiA tie IA dag Of
tHAa p. CURTIS. sheriff
fhED T. hoas, I ndsr hsrih.
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1.-The faculty some men have of getting
into debt beats all, said an irate Penob-
scot county business man who was doing
little figuring up after completing an ex-
tensive job of repairs on his store. Beats
all, that 5 just i'll Now, there was Y.
the carpenter, whom ! hired just 90 work
up an old bin 1 couldn't get any other
way. The thing ran along 30 slick
thought was getting pretty well squared
up with him and laughed % little In my
sleeve over ID. but IN be hammered If he
amt been getting into me deeper and
deeper all the time. and never mi-trust-
ed IT, I've just been looking the thing
up'-be shut the ledger. with a bang
and be owes me $50 more than be did
when he began work. Thera are plenty
Of Maine st0rekeepers who can tell Just
such tales of sorrow. The shrewdneas of
the debt artists is "a favorite subject with
them lewiston journal.
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Ne The Old Msm'ssllo's Secret. BY f
Mnrlitt.
No. blind Fate BY Mrs. Alexander.
No "a Warrant Wife. by Florence Warden
70. Peg Wellington Hy Charles Reade.
No. 3 kutfino. ~ OuidA.
No. 6-Loyss Atonement By In. Benton
No: - Have Lived and Loved. BY Mrs
No. -.Jot. Her, Face aud Her Fortune. BY Mrs
No; s-rhO House on the MArsh By Floronos
No ll-Wifo in Name Only. ~ Charlotte
No, i2-,The Story of an African Farm. by
No. iS-she, A History OfAdventure. Ty II. ider
algard
No; li-king solomon's Mines By II. Rider
No. l5-Essays First Series. ~ Ralph Waldo
No 10 amille BY Alexander DumAs.
No. 1.-The Modern Home Cook BooE
No; ls-lhe hhadow Of Sin. Hy Charlotte NJ
No. l9 tho Secret Of Her Life By Edward
Jenkins.
No lo-A Hogues Life BY Wntie Collins.
No zi-ihe Their Mans Wife. by John Strange
No. 2z-Ihs Master of the Mine. by Robt
No, 2g-Lord Lislo's Daughter. By Charlotte
NJ. Broame.
No. 2i~Esssys Second Series. By Ralph Waldo
No 25-Doris' Fortune BY Florence Warden.
No D-Ihe lag of Diamonds. by George Man
No: IA Tour Of the World in Eighty Days
By Jules Nerns.
no. "a hemesis by J.. hoLaren Cobban.
No Ss-Allan Quartermain- by II. Rider Hag-
gard.
No s0-Ths Scarlet Letter. BY Nathaniel Haw-
No. Si--Ihe FrontisrsmaD. By Gustave Aimard.
No, 81 the Worlds Mercy. ~ Florence
No. 3s-The Yellow Mask BY ". 10 Collins
no. katt' A Tale Of Caravan. BY Robt.
10 s5-A little Irish Girl ~ The duchess
No 36-Forging the fettera, ~ Mis-. Ale1ander.
no. 81 Guilty or Not Guilty By Amsnda NJ
No. 30 sir Nosrs Heir. By Mrs May Agnes
No. Tie Twelve Great Diamonds IL Mrs
NJ 20 The Heiress Of Hendee Hall by Etus
". ierce.
No a. no Cuban Heirsss. BY MARY Kyle
No a isorAs Bridal Vow. BY Margaret
No is-Ralph Eaymond's Heir. ~ HorAtiO
No H-iho Fatal Glove By Clara Augusta.
no 81 ha Heir Of GlenviIle. By francis A.
No IS 4 Brave Little Woman. By Mrs. Mary
No. q he Queens revsngo by sylvAnus
No he NH Girl Of Tyrol BY NJ. 7. Calder
10. - uld LIGHT ldyls By J. N. barrie.
10. sO-DerricE Vaughan. NOyenist. ~ kdna
No 5i-Iho ruoho.s Iy The Duchess
NO % a Ao II nAf Nl iaiAAAh- b1 Holls DufhAhhl
No. bs-1he Two orphans ~ L. D'knnery.
No. 81 Crown OK shame. by Florence
Marryat.
No. 55-A Troublesome Girl. BY The duchess"
No. b6-Whon n han's single ~ J. N. barrie
No. N-tanchon the Cricket; BY George and.
No SCI hs Story 81 flizatoth. - Miss
1hAckeray.
No. 5e- Two Eisses u Hswley Smart;
No GA Mad Love. 81 Charlotte NJ. BreAms.
No. 61-The Devils Die BY 0rAnt Allen.
To any one who will send Us THREE Of
the No. coupons accompanied by
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS in silver or post
age STAMPS. We will send any IHRER
BOOK, 10 be selected by Yourself from the
list printed above, by mail postage prepaid
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We envy neither the men nor the WON
On who cannot speak 10 fellow creature
out of their own circle OF 10 anybody with
out the formality Of an introduction
There is no computing the amount Of profit
as well as pleasure such persons lose by
hedging themselves in with this stupid
fence of fastidiousness. We have always
found more of this feeling among persons
who were more touchy On their social po-
sition than among those self respecting
persons who thought nothing about IT,
A great deal of intelligence Is floating
round the world without being labeled.
and those men or women who have the
good sense TO recognize this fact and act
upon It not only are educating themselves.
but comforting that pleasure which we are
all bound by the common ties of humani-
ty to exchange with one another. Il seems
TO rs that il Is only the snob and pretend
er who take a different view Of this cues
tion.-New York Ledger
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A Napoleon OF finance who formerly
speculated in Chicago picked out prom
Using town in Iowa and decided 20 "build
IL up" He moved to the town, organized
number Of stock companies. started a
bank, deposited all the money of the conf
panies in his own hank and then went in
10 bankruptcy. Some Of the principal suf-
ferers went 10 his house 70 learn whether
anything could be saved from the wreck.
They found him in magnificent apart
mcnt. and he was very sorry for them.
81 regret very much. gentlemen, said
he, "but / have practically nothing left.
Ny wife owns this house and some bust
ness property, but have nothing Believe
me, If I could do such a thing l would
give you my body and let IL be divided
among you, for there is nothing else can
give. 30
What's that proposition" asked a
rather deaf old gentleman who was stand
ing az the back OF the mournful company
ale says, explained one Of the suffer
ers, that We can take his body and divide
II up among Us.
"Well, in that case, said the deaf old
gentleman, 81 speak for his gall. Chi
cago Herald.
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The question sometimes arises whether
an actor can successfully depict one emo
tion while feeling another. I once saw
poor John Mccullough give striking
exhibition OF bis ability TO do this lie
was playing King Lear, aud 1 occupied
a scat very near the foothghts. 10 afford
ed me exceptional opportunities 90 observe
the play OF his features and catch every
thing chat he said.
he was rendering ore ~ the most pa
thetic passages iu the play, and tears
real tears-wero trickling down his checks.
The orchestra was ondeaVoriug 60 enhance
the pathos of the scene hy play Ing slow
music. soft and low. But Mccullough. s
acting did net need any artificial aid lt
annoyed him exceedingly. During pause
in his s0liloquy, without so much as a
shadow oi change taking place ia tho
expression OF heartrending sorrow and mis-
cry stamped on his face, he said, and it
seemed % NC that he didn' move his lips
q say &C.:
stop that I'D fddiing"
His voice couldn't he heard except by
few who were Immediately in front Of
him. The leader Of the orchestra heard IT,
and look Of panied surprise came into
his face, but he stopped the Kidding
gt once.
The great mass Of those who filed tho
thcntcr and soon broke forth into thunders
of applause had not the faintest suspicion
that while Mccullough had touched their
hearts to the quick by his superb portray
al Of the old king S grief and misery he
had really been madden than "A hornet
New York Herald.
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An invitation 70 dinner among the mid
die or upper classes 81 Japan frequently
commences as follows: u beg pardon for
thus Insulting you in begging your c1mpu-
ny 90 my house 10 dinner The house Is
small and very dirty. Our habits are rude.
and yna may nor got anything 10 10 en-
and yet ! hope that you viii c0ndeeceud
10 De present with us at q o'clock on Dec.
. Upon arriving at the house you find
10 spotleasly clean, tasty in Arrangement
and the host and hostess aduLlr indeed
The bill ~ fare consistsof TO 10 courses.
The best the market can afford Au the
self humiliation Of the host i- the method
adopted % pay you houor-Ncw York
World
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Everybody who knows anything at all
about Jnpanese pottery knows that there
y such thing as natsuma ware. Beyond
the fact That 30 Is yellowiah in tone aud
always cracked knowledge boa mast eases
does not 20. however. The name Of the
pottery Il taken from the clay which comes
irom the province al Satsuma and D. the
only clay in Japan. possibly Boo the world.
which viii stand The number Of hriugs
necessary ia the elaborate decorations ~
which &c II this subject. -PAilaIelphia
Pre-
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We make this liberal offer. whereby son
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After the rainy day,
After the stormy weather,
Breaks the sold in the gray,
Gold and silver Together.
Flutters aud falls the splcudor.
Turns 90 scarlet and rusc;
Clear ia a sky that D. tender
A crescent moon grows
After the rainy day
The passion and sohhng arc over
Dim ln distance away
Seem ms love and my lover,
Tho gold ~ the evening Is round me.
Night comes with che wiit-s of dove;
The peace of the evening hath bound me
Ear swccior than love.
--Kaihariuo lyman in Boston Pilot.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE o.
AZ i.eofEo o. haadarmsr. deceased.
Aouco D. hereby given b. the undsrsianeI Al
rlLleira o. Of tho estate Of usorss hFaa
dsrusf. deceased. 10 tie creditors o. and
sL prrsons haFing claims agalust TO ssid
deceased. 10 exhibit thea With TIE uscssss =,
rnrcheFs " thtn -four months Eftsr The nrst ~ T.
ncHtian cit a. netcs % ths sad aluanlstratar 4.
the ~ O. ~ d hspnsr. IN tho hsufnna A.
unna4 nans building. a. Helena Montana tie
taue b. ~ ths place Tor tks traasa-tinn ID
lhe business Of said estAts ~ TIE colnfy of ass
and larfe
JOY. A. EEfrE.
Admir- istrator o. the Estate Of Geo. i.hscd,rnar
deceksei.
atsd Hsloua. JanuarT 8 Isgl
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SHERlFFS sALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN. ENE-
- cution in my hands, issued out OF the district
court OF the First Judicial district Of tho staie
Of Montana, in and for the county OF Lewis and
Clarke. IN tho suit Of hobert :. Hale against
shirley &. Ashby. duly attested the i2h day OF
December. a. ID. 1873. have levied upon all the
right, title and interost Of the said ohrieF &.
Ashby in and 70 the following described prop
erty. situated in LOWS and Clarke county, state
Of Montana viz;
Lots numbered one C). two Gu and three Cd
in block numl er twenty-ono (2il OF cto ey's
addition to the CITY OF Helena in the county OF
! evils and Clarke. state Of Montana, said prop
orty stand ny now on the records Of the county
Of evils and clarke IN the name Of Emma +.
Ashby.
Together with ali and singular the tenements
hsreditaments and AppurtenAnces thereuntO bs'
longing or in anywi-o appertAining.
Notice Is hereby given that on Aturday, the 81
dayof February. A. ID. 1884. Al the hour Of H.
O'Clock m. OF sid day. at the front door 81 the
court house. Helena, evils amt laTKe county
state Of Montans. l win cell all the right. tito
and interest Of the said shlr ey 8. Aehby in and
20 the said above described property to tho
highest bidder for cash n hand.
Given under my hand this the nth day OF
January, A. d. 1897.
CHARLES ID. CURTIS, Sheriff.
RID Z. Hess. Under Sheriff
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tHcAoo. jan. A.-Csttle -Rsssipts. IS. 900
% al Market SOW. staady TOP prices to-day.
Sd UTa 3D.. mediums SL5U0a9e others q I'd
u & %; exam. s. AO0&s0
hegs- heceipts. 30 90 head. market slow. 80
lower. rough heavy, s5.25uA30 packers and
mixed s.. a3ha-4o prime heavy and butchsrs
HelsAts sA45Ei. 80, light. g. sDu 3 o.
op- Receipts 1870 ID head market slow.
ve ker. natives t2J0g 8. 6j; westerns. SA50a
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puE SAD. AS ELEGANT vo,etf. NOM 4.
ot ifWra lce street larga bros hsusa. worth
'li. lii.a uus a3uf, four own tarrus. Her
eei a o.. ground floor huntaua
.ala- aaak aauiing.
oh aAlE nE .EtEl H fEFp a 40.
ground rogr Montana lalE bu.iding have
Ia.ue W
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THE MARKETS.


SIT CKS
NV YORK. Jan. 2g.--BAr silver. 6s6.
Copper Dull. lake $1,000
Lead DulL domestic, $50
share speculation was attended By no excite
ment; the main tendency was upward. London
VI a. buyer Il Atohison and Union Pacific
Governments strong
-
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pes cent Sterling exchange quiet with
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Letters for tho following persons remain
uncailad for az Che Helena, Mont, poatofloe
On Jan. 20 1924 Ia calling Tor them
rloase say Advertised"
oESrIEnrN's list.
/ Adkloy. }. W.. Bell. A. =.
/ llsllmsine. ". n. Bishop Joseph
Rubser j. Caftei, W. ". l0
Cavauah ". l. Chandlcr. q. r.
I Chenowith, Inspector Choran.
OoIliuA A. Curhm. D.. NJ
[ Esout Joe Eaate. Donatrey
FAINT ". L. Fisher, &. A.
/ Ford, Nm. Fletcher Henry
Furssll. Taos. Gardner. ". "A.
Hall. Alhert Hamilton, Nell
dawkius Bart Hough, DR..
Jamison. Jas. johnson. q. W.
johnson. Chau. hireah, John
konies. Josef Iatkin. W. r..
i vine. JOAN Lewis. Fred
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