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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-09-20
A NEW FIBER FACTORY
One Is to Be Located at MarinetB
Soon.

Marinette, Wis, Sept. 15.-Robert
McAlpine, superintendent and stock
holder of the big indurated fiber fac
tory which recently burned down In
Plymouth, is here for the purpose Of
locating factory for the manufacture
Of indurated fiber.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-09-20

Chicago Record.-Friends Of Colonel
Breckenridge in Richmond, KY,
hanged their candidates opponent In
eff1gy the other night. Evidently this
other candidate is suspected Of being
gentleman.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-09-20

ADVOCATE OF PROTECTION.
A Chicago democrat thus talks to
a correspondent signing himself
Farmer:
Can he name any business that can
exist without the aid of the people?
Does he know that James Buchanan
signed the Morrill, high protection tar
if bill just two days before Abraham
lincoln was inauguarated the first time?
Was there any war March 2, 1861 :?
| venture the assertion that Farmer"
does not pay out a dollar a year that
goes into the federal treasury under
any tariff policy, unless he consumes
foreign-made goods. Reciprocal free
trade" would not put a dollar into the
treasury in a hundred years, and a
direct tax of more than IS for each
man, woman and child in the country
would be a burden impossible to be
endured, even by farmers, in addition
to their state and county taxes Be-
sides, such a system would be hailed
with delight by millions Of people
who own no taxable property and
spend every cent they can get for
fine clothes, cigars, wines and jeWelry.
1t is all right for such persons to help
support our system by paying customs
and internal revenue duties on their
luXuries. The first quarter century of
the existence of this government we
had a protective tariff, which was re-
pealed in 1916 In 1919 we had a
panic. From 1928 to 1888 we had pro-
lection again. From 1888 to 1912 we
had lad valorem" and a panic in
1886. In 1916 we got another dose of
lad valorem' from Folks administra-
ton, and in spite of the Mexican war,
an Irish famine, a big war scare in
Europe in the '40's and an actual EI-
ropean war in the sos and the discov-
cry Of gold in 1S49. which put hun
dreds of millions of dollars in circula-
ton here, we had a bad panic in 1857.
Did the republican press and manu-,
facturers scare the ignorant and par
tisan element into bringing on any of
these panics? One thing more-John
Clark Ridpath's United States history
page 556 has this to say in reference
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-09-20

to one industry alone under ad va
lOrem and protective policies:
In 1880 We had II miles of railway:
1910 Isis miles: 1850. 9.O2I miles.
1860. 30-635 miles: from 1861 to 1871
there was built 6S.941 miles. Thus
there were TWO and one-quarter times
as many miles built in ten wears nm
der republican protection and four and
one-half times rs much wages paid
TO laborers in one industry alone. as in
thirty years previously under the
revenue policies now advocated by
democrats and populist.
Of the 100 years of this nations
life. we have had >eventy-twO years
Of protection and prosperity and thirty
three years of nd valorem tariff and
depression. SO far aS such tariff could
produce it,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-09-20
MEMORABLE PAPER.
HISTORY OF 4 FADED. DOCU-
MENT.
PERMITTED TO CRIMBLE IN
NEGLECT.

The Original Declare ton Of Independ-
ence of the Thirteen Colonies-In-
teresGng Data from the State De
partment- Now Being Taken
of the Precious Manuscript
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-09-20
RETURNS FROM VERMONT.

The first northern state to pronounce
Judgment on the new tariff was Yer
mont one of the least affected by it of
any in the union. for it is neither a
manufacturing nor a numbering state
1t is almost wholly agricultural, with
dairying IN the lead. But it none the
less spoke out loud and plain in denun-
citation of the democratic party. The
exact figures are now at hand, and
they tally well with the first returns
from Maine. for. like the old pine tree
state. It went the same way it did
when it was 50 bent on electing Gov
ernOr Kent.
The republicans in Vermont gained
9.214 votes; the democrats lost 1868.
This is the briefest possible epitome
of the returns. The aggregate vote
wa considerably larger than it was in
1892. lie population has not changed
materially. 1t is doubtful if there are
any more people in the state now than
then. In 1892 the total vote was So
376; this year, $500 That percentage
of gain throughout the country would
insure republican control of the next
congress.
But the returns from that state have
a Signifi can't side Importance All the
votes except /, O22 were cast for one or
the other of the two leading parties
This small remnant was divided be-
tween the populists and the prohibi-
tionists, the latter bringing up the rear
with only 400 votes, all told less than
two votes to a township. This is not
due to any lack of sympathy with the
cause Of prohibition. On the contrary
Vermont has for a generation or more
had a severe prohibitory law, and en-
forces it, too. In no part of the coun-
try is public sentiment more radically
hostile to the liquor traffic in all its
forms. The Vermonters thus say in eff
feet to the prohibitionists of other
states that its policy Of maintaining
a political organization on that single
foundation, so far from being helpful
to the cause, is a clear case of how not
to do it.
1t is not expected that the prohibit
ton party will give up it's organization,
but there is every reason to believe
that it will show very considerable
falling off in its vote in this state
and in the country at large.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-09-20
TARIFF THE ISSUE.
DEMOCRATS GREATLY DISAP
POINTED IN RETURNS FROM
MAINE
IT WAS A COMPLETE ROUT.

How the News Was Received at the
Capital-Tariff Alone Beat the
DemOcracy-The Party of 'Perfidy
and Dishonor' Doomed-Facts from
Vermont
The Helena independent., 1894-09-08

surveys 10 arid lAnds as will enable con-
urtas 70 mako appropriations for the rec A.
nation Of these lands.
III ia a national question, and the nation
should protect settlers until the lAtteF "a
aottlsd on his land, and 10 owner OF his
water light. The proposed plan OF tuIn-
inr the land over 20 Abe etatea is imprAc-
tloablo, and IL tha beginning OF pyaiam
OF landlordlsm that hope nevei 70 see 70
America. The government Ieclalmn these
lands With money borrowed ~ thrss p.s
cen. The expense 70 the state wheh tne
state can obtain II al all would os aoupic
that rate. and NJ the cost OF ieelamAhon
would doubtless be ineluded In the price et
which tho land IL sold Go the settler she
duty OF the nation becomes obvious
''lt IL said congress will not appropriate
the money. | am satisfied that cong sss
will make Apaiopriatlona beeinhine
cautiously; aud further, fiom actual iuves-
tiQation, am rRtianed that there would be
moro opposition developed 70 ths transfer
OF the lands than 10 irrigation Approptia-
tions. The east is beginning 20 realize
that ID cannot allow system OF johherl
that would inevitably follow the universal
transfer OF lands TO take plAce, and II Also
realizes that the work OF development must
be commenced. When interstate questions
are involved, such rs the storage Ia Colo
rado aud Wyoming for Kansas aad No
b rska, such questions the national RlV-
efumenl alone eau dispose OF. Tho eoa-
vsntion may be OF great service " u repre-
senta the real wishes OF the farmers OF the
arid regions and tho best interests OF all
people,
The Helena independent., 1894-09-08

This beautiful publication By John l..
stoddard, the famous American traveller
and lecturer is now issued in six-
teen parts each part containing
sixteen magnificent hAlf-tons en-
cravings eight by eleven inches in sizs,
from photographs OF notable struetures,
busy street scenes, snd vondsrfui views OF
natures architecture In the Amsrioaa The
Great Northern railway has scared an
edition Of this art work fIom the publish
ers, aud will furnisb IL TO friends and pat.
rens at the nero cost OF handling. he
parts will be delivered weekly at 10 cents
each, and purchasers can have the privilege
OF buyinga COPY of Graham's celebrated
steel plate view Of Niagara Falls al one
tenth the fsgular retail price OF that IA
nous produniion. Agent G. W. Pitts has u
framed COPY OF the Niagara picture
hanging in the city ticket once. and also
has supply Of part |. of "Our County"
and he asks ever, body TO call at this otios
and see them. The 9 is certainly nothin /,
more instructive than to road efaphio
description Of some noted building, monu
ment street, city cataract, or mountain,
particularly When the scens is pictu ed az
faithfully and Rfandly AZ sun and art can
do II. This work Is an ART usasury, aud
only needs 10 be seen TO be appreciated,
Every patriotic citizen 10 strengthened in
his admi alton aud love OF coautry by a
pei uaAl Of this book.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-08
The Independent, Helena, Mont.

CHERIFFs sALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN Exc
- cution In my banda, Issued out OF the ds =
trict court OF tho first Judicial district OF the
state OF Montana. In and for tho county of Levi.
and clarke. in ths suit OF 1ne rlrst National
.4nk ot Ilelona Montsns against Joseph hanq
duty httostcd tho 2 d day OF August. A. ID. 1885,.
hEyo levied upon all tho right title anu inter.
eat OF the said oseph rRDs. IN and to tho fol p
lowing described property, situated In Lowis
and Clarke county, sla,s OF Montana. yizi
Lots US. %, ~ 81. u hnd g. bluuS AZ, " the
original townsits % the city OF Hell nA, Lewis
aud clarke county hontana. A. said lots aud
block are numbero deaEnAlsd and deser bei
upon ths official plat Of said townsito on file ia
tho oliicc OF the county recorder Of said county
and stAts.
Together with sill AMI singular tbs tons.
mentp, hsrsditAments and appnr onAncca therO-
unto belonging or In any wise appsrtsining.
Notice Ia hereby given that on the lth
day OF Ssi tpmusf. A. ID. 1871 10 we"n the hours
u niue o'clock a. ~ snd fys o'clock p: M
of said day to-witi NJ Il o'clock m, at the front
door OF tho court house Helena owls aud
isrks cguny HniHuN, 4 will aall all tho right
tito and interest OF the Raid osoph uans. in
and 10 tho said above d0scribod property To tho
highest bidder Tor cash In hand.
Given under my hand this. tho 22d dag OF
UHARLEs u. CURTIS. shorid
ERrp 4 lloss Under hsriti.
Iools a Wallace attorney Tor plaintiff.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-08

Each book is we'll bound in neat and at
traotivs nHpsr cover and CONTAIN FROM
225 TO 300 PAGE. REGULAR RETAIL
PRICE % GEMS. You are thus enabled
70 obtain them Mt one-lhird their value.
The above coupons will be published in
every issue of I HE INDEPENDENT until fur
thsr notice. by saving the coupons from
cay to day you can sscurs the entire list OF
books at one-third the price you would
have to pay II purchasing in any other
manner.
We make this liberal offer, whereby som,
OF the beat works OF fiction in the Euglii ih
language NAV be secured by our readers for
the msrest trifle OF expense, in order to in
cTeRse our circulation. Our p essnt reid-
ers will greatly obliRs us by calling the at
tentiou of their friends 10 tho TACT that by
buying The INDEPENDENT they can
secure the advantages OF our great book
offer. Address;
The Helena independent., 1894-09-08

{, UMNONS-IN THE DIsTRIC L
- court OF ths Firsi Judicial Distfiot OF
lns state OF Montana. in and for the
county Of Lewis and Claike.
Lsttis A. Wa rem, plaintiff. vs. Albsrt J.
Wa rem. defendant,
The state Of Montana sends greeting to
the above named defendant;
You are hereby requi. cd TO appear In an
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff in the district court OF the
First Judirisl district of ihe state OF Mon
tana Ia and for the oounty of L1vis and
Clarke, and to answer the complaint nlod
therein, within ten days (sKoiuslvo OF the
day Of sslVice) after the servics on you OF
this summons, II servel within thls comfy;
or IL served out OF this oouuty. o1t within
this distriet, within twenty days; other
wiss within forty days, or julgmsnt by de-
fault will be taken against you. according
70 the prayer OF said complaint. The aaiu
setion is brought to obthla n dscres dia-
solving ths bonds OF mNtrimonV exlsting
between the plaintiff and dsfsn lautj that
ths custody OF Alta Wa rem. minor Guild OF
said parties. be awarded 20 plaiAtii; Tor
Goa a Of suit and for general rslis'. III in
tin RllsRos as n cause for divorce thA, the
defendant on or about tho tenth day oil
haI, A. d., 1892 willfallT and wiIhout
oAuss deserted and abssntsd himself from
plaintiff sad eve sincs has and still con
tinuss 80 10 willfully aud without Gauss
absent himself from the plaintiff.
And you IRE hereby notified that II you
fail TO appear and Rnawsr the said com
plaint as above requirod, tho snid plaintiff
will applJ 30 tLe oour, for The relief de-
nande1 la said complaint.
Given under my band and the seal OF the
diatrics oou OF she First Judi-
sHAIa ciAl diBtriot OF the state OF Mon
tAna, in ami for the county oi
Lewis aud Clarke. this lfth day OF sep-
tsmbe'. In tho year Of our Lord, one thous-
q nd oieht hundred and nineiy-fou
joins BEAN. Clerk.
by q. o. FKEEMIE, Dsputy C.srk.
hARsEsA BULLARD, Attorass for Plaintiff.
Frat publication Sept. T. 1891
The Helena independent., 1894-09-08
PROPOSALS. FOR PUBLIC BUILD

PROPOSALS. FOR PUBLIC BUILD
i inRs. oi1ca OF constructing puaTtermGs-
Ter, HslonA, MontAnA, August 20th. 1894.
Sealed proposals will be received ~ this
offse until Wednesday. soptembir 18th,
1894. two O'clock p. M, and opened i'm ms
diatsly thereafter. for constructing At For,
Harrison. nSar Helena, MontAnai
l Ahop building. l hospital Stewards
quarters, / double sot N. O. y. q. quarters.
/ administration building. donblo set OH
GERS quarters. all Of brick, aud l wagon
she'd aud fuel sto ohouss, frsms build
ingsi also proposals for plumbing. steam
heating and Ras pipinR portion Of sid
building. Separate bids required for each
GLASS Of work. All In accordance with
plans aud specifications which may be sem
~ this ofies at tho oiflots Of tho chief
quaTto m AAter. ~. Paul, MIMI, depot
quattsrn Astsf, Omaha, Neb., and Builders
kIohauRs, Minneapolis, hinn.
Blank ferns for proposals., circular to
bidders Ind othof necessary iDforma-
tion will bN furnished on application 70 the
undsraiRnsi. Tho government reserves The
right 10 reject nny or all bids, OF Ihrts
thereof, ana 10 waive technical defects.
Envelopes containing proposals should bo
marked Proposals for Buildinge" Tor
Plumbing. Heating or Gas Piping. rs the
case may be, and addressed TO Geo. \.
Hoyt oaIt q Ass't Quariermaatsr, U. b,
Amy.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-08

DKOPOsALs - SEALED BIDS WILL
DO received al the ONCE Of the under
eigned until ~ M, Monday Sspt.
~ 1884. for the Bupotsttuoture, sab
structure aud grading a. psrtaiuIpR
TO the construction OF an iron or
steel bridge across Ton Mile creek, near
Btoadwatsr hotel, Helena, Mon,hna. ae-
oordinR TO plans aud specifications on 1ls.
The following is an approx innate 0stiuats
OF quantities; One span, ai1ty-nVo fsSt
osntsr 10 oent0r Of Rbutments. Roadway,
iwenty-foUr feet clear Two aidsvalhs,
saeh nvo fost clear, with iron handTail. In
the main, 0upotstrpotuT0 10 TO be buiIt ao-
eordiuR 10 Csoper's specification, 1890.
and designated therein as b idgo OF
elaug Is.
One hundFoi and forty cubic yards Of
sqnaFed a,oue masonry.
Eight thousand cubic yards Of sEeayn-
ton
Two timber eulysTtL
Also for the Bupsfatruoture aubstrnaturs
and grading appsttaininR 10 the cor s,rue-
ton OF nn iron or steel bridge noros, Ton
Mile creek on Montana Ayenus neaf
Helena, according 10 plahs aud speoiiloa-
tisns on tlc. The following la an spnroxl-
mate estimate OF quantities. Ons annn.
siKty-hTo feet center 10 esntsf OF ahut.
msnta. HoadwhI, twspty-tWo feet elea,.
NO sidewalks. In the main, supo fatruoturs
10 10 bS built according 20 Coopetis .n.cjh. .
cations, ie0O and designated therein az a
aon' houdrod osbIO yards Of squnrsd
6tone mas0uTy.
One thousand aiI hundred cubic ya A, of
eAesNa'lun. j, 5. TOOkER.
Countf Clerk and Rseord,r
- Lo"la aud Clarke County, Moot.
Helena Aug, 10, 1894.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-08

nFFiCE or CONSTRUCTING OUAHTRR-
" master. Helena MontAns. Aug. a. 1894
Sealed proposals. will DO received At this olIioa
until 10 o'clock n m, tki JAl, sept, H. 1884,
and opened immodiaioly thorOaftsr. for con.
and specifications. IN bafraok buiidlns AZ o,t
Harrison. l31 wardrobe lockers llana aud
spec ineatons msy ba aeen at this olfioa. plAnE
forms for propueala and oihnr necessary infof
nation viii 10 furnished Ou application. 4 ho
risht IL roservsa o. reject any or all bda. In
yalopsA containing pfopoaAls should bo marked
Proposals for Wardrobe Loekers," aud ad-
drss'ed 10 APT. Gko. T. HOYT, Assistant
Quartormastef, u, y, Army.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-08

" hat the aIlnnesats senatorial Commit
tee Discovered.


toe Discovered.
MlSSxAPo1Is. Sept. 7.--S,ais Senator W.
:. Dedon. Of the senatorial committee
which is investigating fiauds agains, the
state in cutting pine on school landa has
iust retained from An extensive cruising
through the count whore the frauds are
alleged to have been committed. Said he;
I'VE nEs now ready with the evidence ne
cosaary TO begin suits Aqgregaung S0O0OuO
against various lumber iiimu OF the state.
Up 20 date wo have uncovefed tTauds which
will amount 10 81, coo, 00O and the invesIiga-
ton has cost tue state So 700. One hrm,
which has cut over a section. settled with
the state on the basis Of only $4,000 feoL
Our scale from stumps shows over LOOOOU
feet was actually cut, aud the true figure is
rrobab ably near y g0O0OOO. This n SAM
ple case After u was cut an employe was
Instiu ueted 10 burn IL over and make oloAn
Job OF it. Our report to the next lsgisla-
iure will open all eyes TO co-ruption in hieh
llAcss that they had not dreamed Of We
shall not deal in glittering generalitiss, but
in cold, hard facts"
The Helena independent., 1894-09-08

SHEBlFF's sALE-ALExANDk8 J. STEELE
al, plaintiffs, Vs. Henry {, Fullerton ct al.
defendants,
Under and by ylrtus Of an order OF salo and
decree OF foreclosure and sale issned ont of the
district court OF the First Judicial district OF tho
state Of MontAns, in and iOr the county Of Lewis
and Clarke, on tbs 2sth day OF Aukust, A. ID.
l5gt, in tho sbOve entitled action, wherein
Alexander j hlesls AMI Abnsr Il Clsments,
pArtnors doing and t'ausacting business under
| the hrm name All 'tylo Ut otSela A lements,
the above named plaintiffs. OBJ Aimed a iudg-
mont ana decree ~ foreclosure and sale against
/ iienry g. ullyrtpn hnd o arY A.. fuller o D,
/ his wife deiendAnts On the Eth day OF
August A. Il. ls9i, for the sun OF
s.low besides interest costs and attorneys
fees. VIII eh aaid dectee waa, on the tlth day OF
August, a, isSA recorded In Judgment boob
No. ~ sad eUurt al page =. / am com
manded to sell all that esrtain lot piece
or parcel Of land, situate lJiux and bang in the
comfy Of Lawts and Clarke. state Of Montana
and bounded and described As follows, to- wie
! ot numbsr eight ~, In block number ons ~,
of bassetts addition Ia the city OF Holenl.
\ Lewis and ilarke comfy, Montsna, according
to sad ~ raid lot aul bloog are numh herod,
dasiguatOd and described on th oihciAl SURVEY
an plat af the said lRssett's addition 10 h olena
/ now on hla In the office Of thu county clerk and
recorder Of uAid county ~ evils and ClArke.
Together with All and singular the tenoments
hoTOdiiamentH and hppuftsnanoes therennto bS-
longing or In ahYgiae aDpeftAiDinE
Pnbhe notice Is hereby given that on Wednas-
day ths lbth day OF optomber, A. ID. 1884, At IA
O'Clock IN. " that day, At tho front door of ths
/ court hou.e, elena, l,ewis aud Clarke county,
Montana ! wilt In otedisnea To said ordOr ot
sale and decree ~ foreclosure Aad sale, soil the
above described pro eriy, Vr 20 much lharsof a.
may DO necessary 10 satisfy aaid Judgment with
interest," and o9sta. 70 tho hiEhsat and best bid
] der for ca'h in hand
4 Given under my hand this 2sth day ot August,
\ A, ID. i5gL
CHARLES d. CURTIS. sheriff.
] ~ lHED y. lioss, Undor sheriff
mhasenA hullArd, plaintiffs attorney.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-08

CTOCBuoLDERsM RsMEETISG-THE AN.
- pual meeting Of the stockholders OF
tho Helena Hnd Livingston bDeltlnR and
Keduot on company tadiournel) Tor tic
election Of board Of uatcea for ths on.
suing year. will be held at the ofiico OF tho
compant. In Helena, Montana, katurday,
Sept. l6 1894. al II o'clock q, m.
y. II. ALIKs, oore,RTy.
Helena, Mont, Sept. 0. ls9L
The Helena independent., 1894-09-08
TO the YOUNG FACE
pozzonl's Complexion Powder gives fresher
charms, TO the old renewed youth. Try Il.

CTOCKHOLDERS' MEETING - NO
y lioo is hereby given that the annual
meeting for 1894 OF the slookholIs q of
Southefn Cross Gold Mining company will
be ho.d at The McDsrmott hotel Hutts.
Montana, on Tuesday. Sept H. 1894. 10
elect board OF trustees foT the ensuing
year and 20 transact such other busins.. ID
may properly come before tho said mset-
ing. q. T.. BlAtNr. pYesidenL
Attest Guy X. pATr. Secretary.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-08

DRnPosAis-SBALE BIDS ARE INVITED
Il for throe hundred l2o0l cords of wood. one
bali yellow pins and Ono-half fr, we'll reasoned;
orcd at tho court house aud JAIL a. nardad, Bids
10 bo sddToesed to tho undsragnedl 10 be ro-
ooiyod until sept ., 1894. At 10 q, M. The com.
misslonafa reserve tho right 10 reject any or all
lids. j. n. TODKEn. County Clerk
Helena Mont. Aug So 1874.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-08

DEs MoHEs, Sept. THE LAYING Of the
CONVERSIONS Of the Iowa sold.ers' and sail
ors' monument took plHcs to-day The
parade vas second only to that Of tho gent
battle ing day Celebration. Gov. Jackson
was president of the day. jne ceremony
OF laying the stone was IN charge OF the
Masonic Paternity. Add essss we're made
by EE- United states tnaior Jamcn Harlan,
Deputy Commander George A. Newman, Of
the g. A. H., and Thomas Hedge. An in
mense crowd witnessed the ceremonies,
even the house-topa being oceu, led.
Tho grip and other epidrmics can be escsped
by taking Hood'n sArspArilA. which Uurihes
The Helena independent., 1894-09-08
NUTI1E no CRgplroRs : ESTATE o.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS - EsTArE OF
N Ianos ilowlAnd Allsn, deceased
Notice IL hsTsby given By tho undufalausd. Ad-
minDtrst9r " tho estate Of James How
Allen. deceased. to the creditors of and All por-
sons having claims against tho said dooessed Ia
eAhlbll them with the necessary vnuohofh within
fouf monthn after tho iifst pubnoatisn ~ tbis
notice. 70 tbs said sdmiuistrAior. AZ roSm No. A
10 the Pitnburgh block MAN street. the sans
Doing Tho plAoo for the Transaction OF tho busi-
county OF loWia and q arkO,
A-,-+ OTIS H. AlLFN,
administrator OF tho estate of Jamos NJ Allan
deceased 80 ''"'
ate1 iialen0. Aug. "a 1881
First publication Aag a. IsgA
The Helena independent., 1894-09-08

No. b-Ruffino. Ry Ouids.
No. Gloves Atonement By Tn. Benton.
No 9-Tho House ON the Marsh. by florenes
Warden.
No: $-Doris' Fortune. by Floronco Warden.
BY Jules Verne.
No. TIA our OF the World In Eighty Daya
No. .s-A Nemesis. By J Mclaren Cobban.
Ne STAT the Worlds Mercy. by Florenc,
Warden.
No, GI6uIlty or Not Guilty BY Amsnd. M.
No; iO.fhe Hoirsss Of Hondes Hall BY Ettis
No. tl-ihs Cubsn Heiress. by Mary Kyls
No is-isors's Bridal Vow. by Mnrs,re,
No, is-Raiph Rsymond's Heir. by Horatis
No. W.ihs Fatal Glove By Clara Augusta.
no ls-Ths Heir Of Gienviile. BY Francis A
Duriyage,
No so-Dcrrick Vaughan. Novsnist by Edna
Lynll
No, bi-Ihs puchess by Tho Duchess"
No, b2-The Hsir Of Limo by hobt. Buchanan.
Marryat.
No 5s-ihs Story Of Elizabeth. BY Mlss
No. Js-Two Kisses BY Hswiey Smart.
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the No. 2 coupons accompanied by
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS in silver or post
age stampa. we will send any THREE
BOOKs 10 be selected BY yourself from the
list printed above. BY mail postage prepaid