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NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
y Notice 10 hereby given that n meeting Of
tho stockhold Of the Big Chief unnel aud
Minnie company will 10 held A. the Law once Of
Ashburn h. iarbuur. In the city OF Helena
county Of Lewis and larke and state Of Mon
anA Saturday. hay D. 1894. a. two o clock ..
IA OF said day.
said meeting l. called for the purpose Of SUD
hitting 10 the stook holders ~ said company =
proportion 70 isaze tno iix Chief miuing clam
Tor tho period q one year. upon a royalty OF IS
per cent Of tho -meiter returns a the ore
shipped from said mine 20 b. paid to the com
panys and also 70 give = bond 10 the lefsees Of
faid mine ohlKaunx the company to sell the
sans a. said iessoes, % heir assigns. upon the
parusnt SZ5.Oy TO said company on or be-
fore the trst day VI February. 49,.
r.. ". KNIGHT. Trustee.
". D. COZ. Trustee.
4. X. RAkHOi X rustee.
J. l. TOWNSEND. 1rustos-
Dated Helena. Mont. March No. 1854
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a lighting chance for throe mor. In this
house thcy have D And this Is about tho
average Of comfort received from northern
states. The panic, the veto and the last
elections had indeed depressed them, and
senator INNS speech on the tariff com
vlctcd the decentralization. When told that
the defeat OF 1894 may be followed by vic
tory In 1896, they smile sadly and reply
that the horrors Of death are but slightly
II nt all mitigatcd by the morc hope Of a
glorious resurrection. j. b. PARKE.
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CHERIFI's sALE-PRlsCILLA ID. CAMP
- bsll plaintiff. Albsrt IA IhOrnburgh,
Franklin Wallace. Mary l.. Wallace. &. n ".
4 oster Louis &. .. Otz - assignee Of franklin
?. wallace. 1he Denver Investment and tank
ing company. Limited. Robert &. Billings, do
PENDANTS.
decree OF Foreclosure and sale Issued out Of tns
district court OF the kirst iudlcA district Of tne
stats OF MohtanA IN and tor the county Of Lewis
aAd Clarke. on tue "a day Vt april A. ID. loyi
IN the above entitled actiop, Whersin PRISCILLA ID
C.mpball. the above named plaintih. OBJ ainsd
q judgment ana decree II forscloture and talo
against the above nGmsl partss ~ defondants
ths 81 day Of hIru. A. A.. isst. for tho sun OF
si.iSo.tu. bssidse Interest. costs and auorneys >
fcsa wh oh raid deorea Wa. the I'd day Of
Apiii. A. -. 1874 recorded in Judgment book
Ne. o. said court Al page am oom-
manded To sell all that certain ioi. piece
or IAIcal OF lAad. situate lying and being in the
Asteriy add tisn to the citJ OF helena. IN the
county Of l. Wis and Clarke. state Of Montana
AID bounded aud described as followr. tO-Nii.
Lsginn a 81 FONT ia the east side OF beAttie
street hty SIX feet north OF the socth west corner
% block number 3ts Of the said kAstsily Addi-
ton to the aaid city Of Helena. running thonoa
seventy i've feet % a mt In an ahel run
ning n.r,h aBd sOuih through ssld block honee
north along the west side u said alley tN' ntJ-
six fest 20 point. thencs west seVenty-nvv lest
to a point IN the east sine OF oattle street asa
thence south along toe east sd, q estt,e stis.i
twenty siK foer 20 tho place ~ beginning Aid
lot. mere or parcel OF aud being portion 90
90 lots numbsrea n aud A.. Ia said elooA nnn ID
bared AZ according o. ami ~ said lots are ee-
scrllsI upon Tie oil sisl plat Of tho said namel
addition. Nhieh plat d. no. on n . IN tic M
Hsr provided b. Law IN the office 81 the COUNTY
/ recorder u the sAid county ~ evils and Niafss
Ios.thsr with al aud singular tho tenementH.
rsitamcnts and tppurtsnAnc-s thsreunto Do
I iouslng or "a aaYuisa psaita ming
lubllc ice l. hereby gwen. mat % Nedhe--
dET the 10th dag Of April = - lnsA ~ ~
o'oiocs M q t.st daT. 81 he front door 81 ths
court house. elena. LaNla and AlArhs county.
| Nontana / viii. IN ossdisnce 90 sad urder 81
s-le and decree % foreclosure sad sale. eel tha
al.s5vs Described ura err. vt 90 muoH thereof a.,
/ maT b. necessary 20 satl- ~ judgment Win
interest an custa. 20 tho laEh-ut BIDDER. luf
J Gao tn hand
/ Given under my hand this ith daJ o. April
| A. A.. lhul 49,
CHARLES D. CURTIS. sheriff.
/ ND 4. HosA 4 Dasf sheriff
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Like the application of Ice TO the small OF
your back. IL tile sensation produced By the
chill that . ecsies the fever of malaria.
Then comes the roasting state. when
every vein thiohs aud 10 SEQ ehed
as II with liquid Gre. Then you
we'll nish dissolve In exhHustins
erspitation that leaves you as limp As a
wei dish rag. These alternating torments
are not rsmediable permanently with Out
nine. which is. moreover. most damaging
cumulstivs poison. HostetteI's Stomach
Bittss drives out the foe an repels as
further att.cka 10 10 the leading med
ioinAl safeguard sgainst ma aria all
over the continents OF North and
south America. Guatemala, the lsthmus OF
Panama. Mexico and Auat alia. 10 reRu-
lates the live stomach, bowels and KID
ne . enrichss the blood. and promotes ap-
petite sleep and digestion. IL IL not only
a medicine. but an effective cordial vel
come 60 the most delicate palate. hheuma-
ITO tendency 10 counteraeted By 10.
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between them. His,o'y. both sacred and
piofAne, is replsts vita references TO 'his
method a. aour-maklne. Then osme sons
Improvement 90 that BY giving che Up or
stone a rotor motion animal rover could
DO utilized. The past few years that have
been 80 prolifoo Of improvi meat. have, how
ever. seen a complete change in all this.
end the contrast between the mettois OF
modern milling aud that Of an ca 'lisr day
IL AZ great 40 any that can DO imagined.
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Hiring 10 your minds eye ths picture Of a
woman Of the pas, century working labori-
ously making the family nour vi the
cruao implements then in vogue. and then
visit STORY a co.'s modern mill where
the celebrate ''sAsEAtehswsn" and Mon
tsnA Belle Fioura are made and you will
ealiEs what the past few yea have done
Tor the Flour making industry.
With the beat WHEAT obtainable anv-
whore aud mill modelled after the
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Sugar scissors are not now, but they are
uncommon. They are like a wide nut
cracker, with one sharp edged side and a
strong lever attachment. With them a
cube Of loaf sugar can be quickly cut and
on tho tea or demitasso tray they are very
useful Silver bread and butter plates,
which are small, round trays with one
point curving out to take in the butter
plate, are beautiful novelties that will add
10 the glitter u the table and that cost $40
each. Ice cream forks are no longer the
wide, short tined fork alone. They are also
a spoon, the bowl Of which abruptly ter
inmates in a eleven point.-ETnhange
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nInrtl,n Washington.

Mrs George Washington although an
heiress and beauty and for many years
the first lady Of the land never disdaincd
the homely, honorable dutiesof housekeep-
ing. She considered il great privilege 10
look after the details OF her household and
regarded the state days" as lost. In her
home at Mount Vernon, as in all large
southern mansions, workroom was set
apart, and here every morning Mrs. Wash
ington could be found, surrounded by
many Of her servants, experimenting and
assisting in their work.-Ncw York Lodg-
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Mrs. Ballington Booth resides at Mont
clair, n. J. She is the mother OF "A sturdy
little son of six years and baby girl 10
months old. Although she is 50 much en-
gagged In lccturing and other salvation
Army work. her home is well kept and
her children are healthy and sunny tenn
pcrcd Mrs Booth manages 20 make her
trips short, with frequent returns home,
where all her time, aside from her Office
work. is devoted to Lcr children. 1--WE
have such good times togcther!' she says.
Boston Woman Journal
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csptihls The NlBstssnth Century, how
eve. stands sut prominently as one Of IN
interrupted and unparalleled advance
mont Take for instance the developm'n'
OF electricity. by means Of which time and
space have been annihilatsd. The rail
road. that brings the uttennoat parts OF
the a.th withia easy reach. The har
Messing Of that giant stsam-which has
become a willing so,vant Of mau. We do
not think We ovsfstaie the matter In saying
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Itching plies are known by moisture like
pc spiTation. eausinR intense itching when
warm. This form a. we'll a. blind, bleed
ing or protruding. yield at onoe 20 Dr.. Bo-
sAnkos File Remsd which acts directly
on carts affected, ALSO bs tumOrs. RllaTs
itching and affects pc 'nHnent cure. Fifty
cents. nRgists or mail. Circulars free.
Dr. Bossnko. Philadelphia. Pc. Sold By
FGrohen- D'Aehsul Drug Co.. Helena.
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that the progress made dusine this century
has been as ersa, as that o. all previou.
time.
IL is no, 30 long since each family
made iis own four. aud made 10 much the
same az - was made No ths time Of the
nood. That is. the same crude. primitive
means we're used TO grind The erain TO four.
viz: A Stationary. hollow stone. into
which another stone was made to az, and
BY rolling. ths grain was reduced 70 four
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As With Several Before, I. Is the
Unwieldly Political
Msjorily.
10 Congressman Hatch this APP
psals of Farmers Sound Like
Sad Walls.
Never Knew = Time OF such Dlscoatsni
In the Agricultural RsElons-Re-
election Prospects.


WASHINGTON, April l6-"Thc trouble
with this congress as with several before
g. said Mr. Hatch Of Missouri incidon-
tai 20 long conversation on the agricul-
tural interests, lis tho unwicldy majority,
which was due to a general discomfort Of
the people IL Is just like tho case Of tho
first Republican congress. which met De
ccmbcr. 1855. and was all winter in get
ting organized. IL was the Banks congress-
mean. The people had suddenly got
dissatisfied and elected % congress on a
basis Of general opposition, and il took a
long time for opinions TO crystalline. For
thc las. 90 years or SO the people have been
growing morc and more dissatisfied rs the
prices Of their products went down and
wealth Slipped away from Thorn and into
the hands of tho few, bui they kept on hop
ing for change and voting their regular
tickets At last they gave up i'm despair
and voted the revolution of 1890. In 1892
they elected under the general name OF
Democrats seq OF men who range all the
way from high protoc;ionists and gold
bugs 20 straightout free traders, single
takers and believers In silver basis.
What difference is there, except perhaps
on some features of the tariff between
some az these ana the Republicans? II q
man believes In protection and monomct-
allism, Why ism he just as much a Rcpub-
ficun az John sherman
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Independent Agents

THE HELENA INDEPENDENT 10
on sale by the following news
dealers in this city and state, and
in Idaho, Utah, Colorado, Wash
ington, California and Minnesota,
who will furnish single copies or
receive subscriptions for the daily
or weekly:
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In consequence OF winter diet aud lack
OF open air exercise. the whole physical
mechanism becomes impaired. Ayers SA =
saparilla is the proper remedy. in the spi ing
of the year. 10 strengthen the appetite. in
viRorate the system, sud expol all impuri-
ties from the blood.
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II lie only OF late years that rheumatism
las been treated as blood disease. Bot
that this il a eorreet theory is proved by
extraordinary success attending the use OF
Ayers sarsaparilla. in this painful and
very reyalent malhdy. II seldom fails Of
radical cue
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PAST AND PRESENT.

That progress" has been the wasshvord
OF the century jos, closing, - evidenced by
development in the arts aud sciences tha,
have waited for she Nins,senth Century 20
! roducs the msn ana chs hour that would
bring them nearef perfection.
There have been periods IN the past when
ths wheels Of prog rsss moved so slowly that
the forward movement was scarcely per-
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Tho wife Of +. $. willard. the English nc
tor, is the author Of several little plays that
have been produced in London. Being a
descendant Of the founder Of Pcnnsylva-
mia, she uses the nom dc plume Of Rachel
Penn -
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mos, improved and modern plans. they
are able TO guatantes their ''SAsKATCH-
EVAN" and MONTANA BELLE"
F.oura 20 o ne good or better than any
thing on the market
Try sack and be convinced OF lie supe'-
iority. Every sack alike
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Buckingbsm's Dye for the Whisksfs can
be applied when a. home. and 10 uniformly
successful in ooloTinR a brown or black.
Hence its great popularity.
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st this point another delegation arriv-
cd. for &c was in the agricultural COM
mittcc's room. and letters and appeals II
various kinds were pouring in all after
noon. This particular delegation came
from Chicago bearing another bundle of
protests against the antioption bill. Il
response 90 an expression If establishment
az the prolonged assault upon the commit
tee and It's chairman Mr. Hatch said
Its just the same all day long II Is
now clock. and have not had time TO
even swallow dish of soup since break
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'' I'f ' "- 'h' FARMERS arc IN Ia
40. Oh .i" NiiH
y titcr or Deliberate Legislation
So" want ip call your attention -
Tie h taiy o.. thi- hiil and show the per
...t.af druuad ilr b.. bocausc DO is savage
D. -.ii0l- 81 600 tio ground that D. Is "a new
'Ha une4ilou far thing This Is nay eighth
consecutive term Boo Tho house. and have
Irrl lueuber ~ This committee from the
s'a' aul chairman % BE- in five # my eight
tun-. ru" fhu frs. there LAS been de-
hanu Tor aIcA irri iatIDn. and IL has tad
iy increased Il the Fificth congress We
b-ttn the discussion and investigated the
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MINNESOTA.

Wilbur Tohbils Merchants Hstsl. 81. Paul
willard 4. Dsnnis.... Hotel Ryan. St Pau
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a study Of the records suggested by Mr..
Hatch certainly goes far to sustain his
statement and reveals some very curious
facts. Tho First congress was in session IL
months and the second only after which
came three very short and not very event
ful terms The Fifth was the inst panic
congress, was called in special session May
10, 1877, and sat two months yet its en-
tire sittings covered but 3 months. The
panic II 1877, although terribly severe, did
not last very long and after that came sew
eral short terms, the Ninth congress sit
ting only eight months in all and being
the shortest lived congress I'm our history.
10 Is a little singular that the war congress
OF lsl3-lJ was one Of the shortest, its en-
tire sittinQs covering but 10 months.
The Twenty iifth was another panic CON
grpss. IL convened by call Of Mr.. Van
Bupn on Sept. 4, 1887, and was in session
most Of the time 10 July 9, 1888. If one
half stated in the Wing papers of that time
was true. this congress- was the greatest
collection Of traitors. rascals and nincom-
pOops over got together, and If onc-haif
they said was false the editorial liars Of
that day could give Us fellows 80 in the
game and double discount Us. The main
fact TO bc noted IS that tho troubles Of the
time resulted from causes long in opera
ton and could not boeurcd rapidly by any
legislation, IN which that congress had
substantially the same difficulty as this
ono has.
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DIAMOND
Rock Drills,
FOR
Prospecting Mineral Veins
and Deposits,
FOR

Boring vertically, horizon
tally, or at any angle to any
desired depth, taking out a
cylindrical section or core
the entire distance, showing
exact character and giving a
perfect section of the strata
penetrated. Also for
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ADsEssAENT NO1lCt-Tnk LrO Mn,
a 4 hAitnE lompnnT OF NoutAuA Wofas
located three and ons-hAf miles from D. ute.
liver Eow county, Montana
Rotice h hereby given hat ~ = meeting OF
Trustees - SAID company he'd on tho sth DAY -
spnL 1874 an Asfssslnent 81 = cent pe-
sk.r. %. tevi-d mon ne rauitsl stoek ~ al
pAny. payable On TO ibth LAY 81 MAJ. last
20 Jonn 4. Aefer. secfotary - sid company A.
the Office OF The / 90 Mining a Milling o uDanT
- Mouiaua room No. 40 ommerclal bli.d-
ing. - Louis. SO.
fuy stock upoa which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the Esd dAy - Nay, 1884.
hail - do med dellu4ueuL ana III ] 10 duly q O.
vertissd Tor sale ~ public aucfiun. sni uulosi
payment b. made sfur-. VII 10 -ad ou tho lfth
cay q June. 1891. 70 pty Tie drlluqur'-t a-s-s-
meat. toE efher III h tie cosis ~ Advertising ans
erpeuHes u sale IUll A. Me- %.
ecrsia - saii COMPANY
! oom No go umufsf clal tuidiag. ~. Luuis.
NJ. Office 81 Hrlh roTuanF
NOTICE To ETMOYE PRINCfPtL PLtCg
y - l.. I'll rfaa 90 81 lon Gate nng CON-
uauy-Ao .tua 3. IerfbT gwen that the folden
, 40 Minlua cumuauy. "a turuo toni. VIII On
Ws.iEesdaF tho 18th dhY % ssT. irsi femo -
itt o. c. all PRINCIPAL uaa ~ busiaess ff~u
ilsisns osis aud lake conn ,. ~ "a snA q
Lutte. tiisor law to1nfg. tt-tf OF Monta a.
resident Of tho Geld. n & 40 Mining COMPANY.
a.. l. NAtaOf.
lated H,len,. Mont this 18th dAy Of April
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UTAH.
WASHINGTON.

CALIFORNIA.
q. C. wilbur Ts'aco Hotel San Francisco
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"Sincc the late veto all tho gold men
and few silver men with whom ! have
talked think that silver as a money metal
Is doomed. and that the battle Is over. II
that be true, how long in your opinion,
will it be before we reach bottom and q
general riso Of prices for the farmers be-
ginss'
Not in 20 years. Il is matter Of plain
mathematical demonstration that with
steadily increasing population and produc-
ton the relative supply of gold is steadily
decreasing and the result must be "a slow
but unbrokcn s. rnkago of prices until
they get down TO point which now seems
incredible But it cannot go on So. such
a process in this ago of the world would
be prevented by rcvolution-in Europe IL
not i'm this country They have got us.d
TO revolutions over there. and this pressure
upon the laboring poor will not BE- borne
much longer. Now, as To the future action
Of this house, IL is pretty plain that il will
take some time 20 accomplish anything,
and thon-wcl another appeal 10 the poo
pie. You will find by looking over the rec
orls that every congress which came in on
new and reformed issues had the same diff
fculties 70 contend with, and we arr now
confronted with as many now and difficult
Problems as confronted the congress Of
1861 "
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Long Sessions Of Congress.


John Tylers first congress tried hard 10
break the record, but that was time Of
such general trouble, and ~ many horrible
tragcdica afflicted the administration that
party lines were TO some extent laid aside.
Tho longest session before the war was
also the most remarkable between Wash
ington and overwhelmingly that of the
Thirty first congress, which sat continu-
Ously from December lS49 to the last day
Of september 1850. IL ended the careers
Of many great men and passed the meas
ures which led e. general revolution in
party politics Il settled the status as n
CARDS slavery Of all the territory acquired
from Mexico and established that system
Of territorial government which remains
10 this time. At first view IL seems a little
surprising that tho first war congress OF
lhGl-3 should have been IN session less
than ~ months all together. but this l.
explained by the fact that party lines were
ignored till the second year, and that very
little except war legislation was needed.
Tho famous reconstruction congress OF
1867 sat not quite "A months, but since
TINT time tho tendency has been for tho
first sion to continue about as long as
tho people win stand It, Tho Fiftieth
congress ended oct 90 1855. having
lasted ;Oi, months. Tho Fifty-first or so
called Mckinley congress was % good sec
ond, a. the FIRST October " frost was on the
pumpkin when 10 adjourned, but that
was nothing to tho political frost which
came nvo weeks later Taking the whole
history, We soe abundant reason 10 accept
tho opinion az Joo Cannon that hereafter
oongrrss viii D. continuous body, its
members taking only short vacation In
the hot weather ~ other business men do
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unanimous wish OF tho farmers, and by
measures most oarcfully considered. "
The Depression IN Agriculture.
"Do you consider these wind sales. rs
YOU call them, the leading cause Of the dc
preston in agriculture
"Oh. no thcrc Is combination Of
fnuscs. Tho demonstration of silver IN
90 many states and nations was followed
in its successive stops by decline in farm
produce IL Is lido to say that Il had no
effect. Tho correspondence IN declining
prices and successive demonetizations was
nntircly too close and regular to be a mcro
accident Tho protective sarin has also
contributed enormously 70 the injury Of
tie farmer, and these and other causes have
produced a concentration OF wealth in q
few hands which Is simply unparalleled,
and that in its turn has operated 20 in
crease the agricultural depression. And
this leads mo back TO the first subject |
mcntioncll-tho difficulty Of getting to-
gcthcr 50 many causes have combined 10
produce the trouble that each man natu-
rally sees most Of the cause nearest 10 him
and thinks il all important The sad and
really momcntous feature OF the case Is
that there Is such lacl. Of hope. That
class Of farmers who arr in debt and strug-
cling against continually falling prices
seem % have lostthe nerve and spirit nat
ural 20 our people And thorc is a tend
oncy 20 give up and let the increasing
evils continue. ~
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