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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-11-15
THE DAWES COMMISSION.

Territorial Form of Government Recom-
mended for the Civilized Tribes.
ARDMORE, /. T., Nov. 14.-The Dawes
commission, which has been in the H.
dian Territory for the past several
months, negotiating with Indians and
gathering data to lay before congress
with view of opening up this country
to white settlement, have completed
their 1abors and took their departure
for the East. Before leaving an impor-
tant conference was held between the
commission and the chiefs of various
tribes. The report of the commission.
which will be submitted to the secre-
tary of the interior not later than the
25th inst, will recommend a territorial
form of government for the five civil
lied tribes, cutting off about four-fifths
of the Chickasaw Nation and the Kiowa
and Comanche to be annexed to Okla
homa Territory. The west line of the
Seminole nation will extend south to
the Red river and form the boundary
between Oklahoma and the Indian
Territory.
SCHOONER MISSING.
The Crew of Six Men and a Woman Prob
ably Lost.
+ DETROIT, Nov. IA special to The
Tribune from Alpena, Mich, says:
There is every reason for fearing that
the schooner John Shaw, the consort of
the John F. Eddy, has foundercd Cd
Saginaw bay. The Eddy reached here
during the day in a search for her con.
sort, which broke away at o'clock in
the morning off Osceola in binding
snowstorm. Captain Lyon has searched
the shore from Tawas to this point fo1
her and has wired all neighboring
points, but can find no trace of the
missing vessel. Captain Lyon says the
vessel was coal laden and began leak.
ing while crossing the bay in very
heavy sea. The Shaw is owned by the
Sulphite Fibre Transportation company
Of Detroit, is valued at $4,000 and is
insured. There were six men and a
female cook on board. The owners be-
ieve she has run in to some harbor.
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SUPERVISOR RESIGNED.

I Ono of the Sioux City Commissioners Says
1t 10 Too Hot For Him.
S Sioux CRY, Ia, Nov. 14-Supervisor
y. Q. Hunting has submitted his resig-
nation to the board. He states that he
10 poor, and, moreover, that his health
and such resources as he has have been
exhausted on account Of the prosecu.
tons against him. BIZ the 0itizens' com
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man ured a second at him az lie. re-
treated. The police later found y trail
Of blood where the burglar escaped, but
have not yet captured him. The cler-t
gyman's wound, although painful. -
not serious. :if s
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E1.ot.l, . Demoo.r.tio Judre.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 14.-At a specia!
election for judge Of the insolvency
court, . newly created Office, Aaror
McNeill, DEM, received $500 majority
over John r. Won Seggern, Rep, out
az total vote Of $4,000.
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War Inevitable.

GUATEMALA, Nov. 14.-The general
opinion here is that unless this govern
ment hastens to settle the difficulties
with Mexico and apologies, war is in
evitahla s'sa
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evitable.
Robbed of &47O.

ABERDEEN, S. D., Nov. l4.-The safe
at thew isconsin House in this city was
burglarized during the morning. About
$40 was secured. 1t is supposed the
burglars are professionals who entered
the house from the rear door. The
New P0stmasters.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.-President
Cleveland has appointed the following
postmasters: William B. Lakin, Fay
cite, Ia; John F. Page, Mystic, Ia;
Homer L. Swafford, Hull, Ia; Patrick
O'Leary, Waterville, Mimi; John E.
King, Adrian, MINI. George B. Healy,
Kasson, Mimi; Joseph Whalen, South
milwaukee,. Wis.
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Jim Root Quits tho STAGE.

81. PAUL, Nov. 14.-Jim Root, the
locomotive engineer whose heroism at
Hinckley caused him to fall into the
hands Of theatrical manager in New
York city, has retired from tho stage
and is home again, after playing . brief
engagement at q salary Of $500 pc,
week.
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European Powers Inaotive.

LONDON, Nov. 14.-It il stated on
good authority that the European pow
ers are not disposed to take any action
n regard to the war between China
and Japan as long as the government
Of the United States is Offering media.
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Totals. .143,022 81, 113 82,762
Governor Nelson's plurality, 6O,260.
Governor Nelson's majority, 6,147. H.
In about Is counties the returns are
yet incomplete, and in 8 counties the
vote is estimated from partial returns.
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Ives in the Lead

New YORK, Nov. 14.-Ives leads in
the billiard match. The score at the.
close Of Tuesday nights play was:.
Ives. 1890: Schaefer. 832
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-26

The constitution of the United States
provides Tint no state shall coin money.
but g. sccmn that individuals might have
done 40 till about the time Of the late civil
war. OF course IL has always been against
the law 90 counterfeit or initiate the coin
nge Of the United States. and 80, neceasa-
rily, coin issued hya private mint would
have 10 be 30 distinctive w shape or mark
ings as 90 show that it was not intended
10 pass as federal money. For this reason
tho $50 gold coins or tokens issued by sew
eral private mints Ia California during the
flush times ~ the Cities were octngonal In
shape.
Gold coins were also issued by the Nor
mons ~ Utah nt about the same time, aud
the same thing had been done by parties
Ina Georgin ana North Carolina.
Probably the latest Of these private
minis was the one established ia Denver
in the early sixties. Il Is said that, the
coinage Of this establishment being
brought 10 the attention Of Secretary
Chase, that eminent fnancier was much
nstouishcd 10 find n respectable firm Of
bankers engaged In making and uttering
money and was still further surprised
when the attorney general Of the United
States declared they had the right 20 do SO.
This incident caused the passage Of a
law absolutely prohibiting individuals
from issuing or circulating anything in
tended in any manner TO serve as money.
Warrington Star.
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GHEhIFt'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF ANFXR.
- cution In my hand-, isaued out % the dis
uict ceurt u tho First Judicial district Of the
state o. Montana. N and for the county OF lewis
anu Clarke. in the suit Of ~. lal.t ton Hgsin I
stchurd i.shey. dni sttostsd the 18th DAY OF
,aauarg, A. y. hpi. l have levied upon ali
tie right, title and interesi OF the said lei A..
Lshey in ard 20 the following described prom
erty, eitnated IN Lewis and Clarke county.
"a 81 Montana. viz
he American la loda Mining claim. sltu.
htnu 81 rfcmpe mining district Lows ami
Clarke county Montana. according e notice Of
location thereof on r in the Off . ~ the clerk
ana recorder If Lewis md larka county.
Montana In book 9 - lode locstions
tHge l.. 70 which sAii record refsrenrs II
hereby made for a more complete descfipiion
ioEatter With al and fiRguiag the tenemsnfs
hered talnonts and aupurteuances theron TO he
longiug or in suyvise a. retaining.
Notice Il hereby given that On tho e6fh
day II februars. A. u. 1871. ~ ueen tue hours
~ niae q clock and i've o'clock D. M.
% said day. to-wir ~ T. o'clock m Al tie
front door % tho court house cit,
q Helena. eV g. rnu tfsrse roun y afafs
n n Nns. Nil sell all the right title and In.
tereat - She Faid HcHard . shey in and IL
~ sid above described property 20 the ishest
bidder Tor cssh Ina hand
Given under my hand thiA Ito "a dag Of
February, A. ID. iaa'.
tlIAs. %. CURTIa. sheriff.
tRED 4 Hoss. Undor hsria
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-26

The usually calm. expressionless China
men who run an up town dirt eradicating
and linen polishing establishment were
startled into manifesting great surprise
by a customer who took notion TO test
the genuineness Of their apparent immO-
bility. After chatting for several minutes
and while all three OF the Celestials in the
place had their eyes turned upon him he
suddenly gave "A pull at his upper row Of
false teeth and held them up before the for
once wide opened eyes of the Mongolians,
who instinctively dropped their occupa-
tons in their complete astonishment
After the lapse Of moment one gave n
yank at his natural teeth and was followed
by the other two in similar endeavor TO
pull out their incisors, with no result save
CONSERVATION. Il took the white patron Of
the sallow laundrymen some little time to
recover from his laughter and longer still
to explain that "Melican" men had teeth
made TO order that could be inserted and
removed at will.-Philadelphia Call.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-26

Small table screens OF threefold form,
with panels Of celluloid, are the newest in
vention for the preservation Of the eyes
They are very dainty, charming trifles,
with white enameled frames and panels,
on which flowers are painted. and they
serve to shield the eyes without entirely
cutting of the light. They can be easily
shifted and moved about to suit the vary
ing necessities Of the individual who new
or occupies a single chair for any length
Of time and they are extremely pretty in
themselves, 20 that they serve double
end. The very fact that they stand upon
the table and are not connected with the
lamp is an advantage, for they so shield
the eyes Of one without robbing others OF
the group.-Decorator and Furnisher.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-26

GHERfFY's sALE-JOHH n. MILLER.
plaintih' -. Manic smith; George " y.
Smith her husbsndl. John @. fAqlsen, Mar
garat Paulsen thie Wifol. Noah J Mcdonnell.
rarah l. moConnsil (his wifel. Adam Gerhau-
fendauts.
Under and by virtue Of an order Of ealsand de-
cree Of foreclosure and sale iseued out Of the
district court Of the First Judicial district Of the
sIS o. "a s1ns1a IN ~, Ind 2 t1' s SoqRsy o.
A. ID. 1891, In the above entitled action, wherein
John II. ht or, the above named plain
forsolosSrS and sale S.snsi above named
A. b isSi Tor the som Of si.165s7. besides in,
dserss was on the 2ist dsy Of august. =. b.
lb9'. recorded IN judgment book No. / Of said
court At iage ~, 1 AN commanded 70 sell all
tht certain lot piece o. parcel Of land. situate,
lying and being In the county Of Lewis and
Clarke. state Of Montana. and bounded and de-
Lot numbersd four ~ in block numbered
eight ~, said lot being bounded on the north By
ighth Gvsnus on the east by lot numbered We
on the west b. lot numbered three ts) 4 said
block. a. said lots and block are numbered des-
isnatsd and described on the plat and survey Of
clerk and recorder Of Lewis and Clarke osunty,
stAts Of Montana, said lot being in tue Bassstt
addition 20 the city Of Helena, county Of Levi,
ToFsthor with all and singular the touemsnts.
hereditamente and appurtenAnoes thereuntO be-
lonRinE or In Anywife apDertaininR
Public notice IL hereby given that on TueedAy
the zOt day Of february, A. ID. 1884 az IL o'clock
IN Of that day at the front door Of the oOHrt house.
Helena. Lewis and Clarke county, Montana, /
will In obedience TO said order Of sale and decree
Of foreclosure and sale, sell the shove described
property, or 90 mich thereof a. may DO
Necessary 20 satisfy said Judgment, with interest
and costs. TO the highest and best bidder for cash
in hand
Given under my hand this 27th day Of January.
CHARLES q. CURTIS. Sheriff.
~ INN L. HoSs. Under Sheriff.
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9HEnIIFs SALE WILLIAM C. T. LIGHT
safat plaintiff. " Thomas !. Porter.
Artinesia Porter his vile fhems- 0ilchfisL
assissse az Niles ss.nsuTa, dsirndants
Ond.r end b. VIRUS u en- order ~ sale ~ de-
eistris! sour q tis firs, judicial distrio. p mo
snd Clarke the "a dag Il Fsbfuary, A. ID.
t7si M ths abuvo entitled action. Wherein llllam
=. ientsard- ne above named plaintiff. Oh.
tainsd Indignant and decree of forsolosurs sad
sae sgainst honss iortsf. hriiaasA
Porter s. viie. fhomas gilehr.st -
81 daY 81 fs6rasrJ. A. b. is5i. far
ths ann u f2isI8. bssidsl interest.
CO.'S sad a,,ernsy's fees. which aid d.
1894. recorded IN judgment book No. ! u said
court AZ page 4 am COMMANDED % sol al
t .s 1s,taia iqt piece O. psrcs. o. SAD sitn1
Clarke, siAtl ~ Montana. and bounded ami d.
soriisd - iolioNs. 20 Wit
he W.,t .a.i Of the northeast qnafier. and
the east half ~ the northwest quarter aud he
eouthWeat quarter Of the northwest qrafter q
section twenty 90 tz2l, township eleven uD.
ground containing about nine W acres " land
hsretoiors decided ~ ALLAN e.. i. blchtwardf
tentral ilnilway compsny. by deed bearing date
july B. i'sa snd recorded Jan. ~. issl. 10 book
III ~ dleds, pags 2,s. ~ the ohos q tho
oounty. ftAfo ~ Montana tho same beilg FOR
right-of waJ purposes. IoEethcr with al oAae-
monte thefet' bsiongins ~ n snyWine attached
including All water rights and privileRes and all
dttchfa. tumas tr mOl0a % conveying water
from stream % and urou sid land.
Together with all and anRultr tbs tene-
meuts, here litanents and appur onElcce thero-
unto bslonFing or in any vice HppsTtaining.
Public notice IL hsreby given. that On Iuos-
day. the 9th day % febrnarY. A. ID . 1891. At IA
o'clock ~ that day ~ the front door Of tho
court house HslenA Lewis and lnfks county.
Montana. will Ia obsdisnco 10 shid order Of sale
and decroe OF foreclosure and fale, sell tho above
described property. or 90 much thereof ~ may
be necessary 10 entiffy said Judgment. With In
for cash iu hand.
Given under my hand. this 5th day Of February.
CHARLES d. CURTIS. Sheriff
By Fam n boss. Under rhorih
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-26

NOTICE oE STOCKHOLM ERs' MEETING
~ office is hereby given that meeting Of the
stockholders OF tho Golden Messenger Mining
% % ooS sAe s ss: 81 .ae
ti0nL lank building room !. in the city OF
helena, Lewis and Clarke county. state Of Mon
u. 1894 for the purposs OF submitting o such
stock o.ders q proposition TO sell and convey all
Of the property Of said COMPANY.
The property hereby intended 70 BE- cold and
conveyed is particularly described a. folows. to
wit;
A certain right 70 the use Of water Of Trou,
creek Meazher county, Montana. - evidsnood
by a certain indenturs entitled Notice OF Water
Hight" dated the 2sth day Of Mar. 1887. and eX-
1887. at o'clock p m. In book Of locations.
page -, Of the records OF heAgher county.
Also tie Anna Eliza quartz lodge mining
claim. the location notice OF which il recorded
In book ~ OF lode locations. page 565. rec
urds of MeAghsr county, Montana
Also the q oldsn Messsngsr quartz lode mining
claim, ths location nOtiee Of which u recorded
in book .'P' of lode locations page b55. records
Of sagher county. Montana
lso the Assayer's Lelight quartz lode mining
claim. the location notice Of which Is recorded
~ book p" Of lode looati0ns. page 551. records
Of seagher county. Montana
hlsO the Little andy quartz lode mining
claim. the location no ice Of which IL recorded
N book ''P' Of lode locations, page s72 records
Of Msagher county. Montana
Also the homs Guard quartz lode mining
claim. the location notice OF which j. recorded
Dooh ~ OF lOae Apoatluues laHe a. records
OF Meashsr coun y Montana.
Alec the Florence quartz lode mining claim,
the location nStice OF which Is recorded In boo (
%" Of lode locations page ~. records OF
hsaRher county. Montana.
Also the home Guard mtlsite, the location
notice % whioh 10 recOrced in book o. miscal-
lsneous records. page sl7. Meagher county. Mon
tanA
Also q Little Dandy millsits, the location
notice Of which is recorded Ia book Of miscel-
laneous recerds, page Si5. Aesgher county. kon-
tanA.
Also the Golden Messenger millsite the locA-
miaosllaneous records. page sti. hesgher county,
Montana
Also the Jim Dandy quartz lode mining claim,
the location notice Of which is recorded Ia book
=. PAGE =. Of lode locations records Of Meagher
county. Montana.
, lso the Kelly Gulch placer claim, situate
lying and being in Belt mining district. heagher
county. Montana
Also that certain mill and al machinery. tools
ane other appliances connected herewith upon
the uolden Messenger millsite. upon any of
the mining claims herein above described. to-
gethsr with al the buildings aHd houses Of every
description and Kind upon aid loldea nessen-
ger miiisiie OF Il ewhere upon any ~ said prop
critics. and also all uofsonal property OF evory
Kind and description telonginE to said Golden
Messenger Mining COMPANY.
by order OF the beard OF trustees.
THOMAS II. DOUGHERrY.
Attest; President
FRANK EULLKR, Secretary
YALkNlINE HEINRICH.
Ga RGE ". CLARK
CARL BEte STRAND,
majority Of the trustees.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-26

n the condensed breath collected on the
cool window panes Of room where mum
Der of persons have been assembled be
burned. smell a. of singed hair will show
the presence Of organic matter, aud IL the
condensed breath be allowed to remain on
the windows for a few days il viii be
found, on examination by microscope,
that 10 is alive with animalcules. The in
halation Of air containing such putrescent
matter causes untold complaints which
might be avoided by n circulation Of fresh
air.-Philadelphia Bulletin.
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strife and murder. Under these palms nuu
pepper trees, In these rose gardens In win
Ter bloom. peace and contentment should
dwell"
"Ncs, You think so. but they don't II Is
a beautiful country as FAR a. that q con
oerned, but IL needs honest folks and new
blood. The old timers, the hasiampas. are
teeping "a back"
Il thought they wanted people 20 come In
and develop the country"
"No, Dir. Not those fellows The other
day one Of them said 10 me. This used 10
be- a great country before railroad came
In and drinks was 2 bits apiece. Now the
tenderfeet have come Ia, and they're build
ing churchhOuses, the countrys no good
Oh, Arzona's only little eccentric. but
stay here awhile and see things for your
self Adlos" HERBERT Haywood.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-26

CONTRACT FOR COEDwOOD- TIE NON
tanA hintnT compsny. limited. IL urei Hrod
L. rseeife bids Tor ths supply % the hole or
chan. able cordWood. 10 b. delivered fes un "a e
- hafTaet4e, Moufauh llriiVary a. ue com
menced not later THAI the fret dhy Of prii.
LEA and TO b. conuuu,d 81 tn - o - 8 .
coras Or month until the whole la0V cofds arc
supplled.
hids viii h received until n o'eioek noon Of
Tuesday tas first day Of March aud the turms
And conditions uuon which this eonuact gill b.
entsrtained nay b. Obtained upon application
60 the nndsrsiHned.
rhs MantAns Mining company limited. does
not ttnd itself - accept the lowest o. any bid
Asrysvins Feb q 1854
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A SsESSMENT NOTICE-THF LEO MINING
n a Milling Company Of Montana. works
located three and one-half miles from lutte,
Silver Bow county, Montana.
Notice Il hereby given that At meeting of
trustees Of said company held on the 9TH day OF
February. lh3i. assessment of cent per
share was levied upon the capital stock Of ehid
company. payable on the l4th LAY Of March. 1874.
10 John a Meyer, secretary Of said company AZ
the office OF The Leo Mining & Milling Company
Of Montana, room No. 4l0 Commercial build
ing. 81 Louis, No.
Amy stock npon which said assessment shall
ehall ba desmed delinquent and will be duly adj
vertised for sale AZ public auction. and unless
payment be made eforp will be sold on the llth
day Of April. 1884 TO pay the delinquent assess
ment, together with the costs Of advertising and
expenses Of sale. JOHN p MEfhh.
keoretAry Of said comp any.
Room No 40 commercial building, st. Louis,
No., Office of said company.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-26

In caring far the flrnishiugo ~ the sleep
ing room. one cannot De too punctilious.
The washsi1ud. and all the dishes belong
ing o. o.. should be- Kept perfectly sweet
and clean. Let no stale water remain in
the room. or soiled towels or clothing
Indeed. nothing which can faint the room
IN any degree should Dee allowed where,
more perhaps than in any other room in
the house, there ought 90 b. an abundance
81 sweet, wholesome aud refreshing air.
New York Examiner
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THE
HOME QUEEN

Is the latest and best treatise Cookery Domestic Econ
omv. Table Etiquette Hygiene OF the Home, etc. Two
thousand choice recipes Will be found under the proper
headings Aside from the recipes the following topics
carefully treated Food and Health, Foods IN General,
Table Etiquette the Morning Meal, the Midday Meal,
the Evening Meal, Party Suppers, Table Napkins and
How to Fold Them, How TO Carve, How to Select
Meats Hints Housekeepers, Diseased and Adulterated
Food Warming and Ventilation, Drainage and Sewerage
Poisoning Drowning and Accidents and Dsinieetants
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We offer one hundred dollars reward for
any case of cathTrh that cannot be cured BY
Halls Cstarrh Cure.
+. J. CHENEY n Co..
Prors.. oledo, o.
We. the undersigned. have known r. j.
Cheney for the last hftosa Yeas and be-
lievo him PERFECTLY honorable In all buai-
ness transaction and financially able 20
carry out any obligation made by their
arm. WEST a. RUAx.
Wholesale druggists. Toledo, o.
WALDTNo, KTSEAN a MARVIN.
Wholesale druggists, Toledo. o.
Halls Cathrrh Cure 10 taken internally.
acting dire tly upon the blood mucous sur
faces of tbs system. p ice 20 cents per
tottle. Sold by all druggists. Testimon-
ials Tree,
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EVERYBODY IN
ON THIS OFFER

Having practically supplied the Unexpectedly heavy
demand from readers for this best of all cook books
THE INDEPENDENT has made arrangements with the
publishers of the "Home Queen whereby it is enabled
throw the opportunity open to everybody subscriber
or not This So so book be had for $I.2s, cash
with order. This opportunity viii only be open few
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Remember, $I.2S
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The bes, sslve 10 the weird for Cuts.
BUSES. Sores. Ulcers, sAlt Rhsum. Fever
Sores. letter. Chavped Hands, ChilblA ms.
Cofns aud all Klns Il uptions. aal posi-
lively cures piloa OF no raw required. IL IL
guaranteed 20 give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price % cents uer boz.
For sale by the Parchen- D'Asheul Drug
Company.
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BANANAS IN
CREAM.

Make with boiling water quart ofstrong lemonade
using only the juice of the lemons soak half box geatne
hour in small cup of cold water, stir it into the boil
ing lemonade and where it will cool but harden:
three bananas lengthwise halves and lay them in
mold with cold water, with half the Jelly and
set mold ice till jelly is set then slice three and
pour n remainder of Jelly. Serve with cream or soft
mustard MRS. ELIZA ID. RICHARDS
Lady Manager Worlds Fair, Butte City, Mont
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Itch nR piles are known by moisture like
pc spiration. causing intense itching when
worm. Tbs form a. we'll as bliud. bleed
ing OF pfotruiinR. yield At once 10 d.. Bo-
Hhnko's lille Remedf. which acts direct,
on parts affected, ALSO bs tumors. Rllays
itching and affects a permanent ours. Fifty
oents. d. uRgists or mail. Circulars free.
Dr. Bosanko. Philadelphia, Pa. Sold BY
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MONTANA
BROWN BREAD.

One pint meal, pint Graham flour, one and
half pnts milk (sweet will dol, half pint dark
moasses, teaspoon salt and half teaspoons soda
steam three four hours Can be over any time
MARIAN ID. COOPER,
Alternate Lady Manager Worlds Fair, Bozeman, Mont