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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-02
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No;l--The Old Mam'solle's Score. By z
No 2-Biind Fate. BY Mrs. Alexander.
No. "a warrant Wife. by Florence Warden.
No. Peg Wellington. Hy Charles Reade
No s-Rutiino. ~ Ouida;
No. 6-Loyss Atonement by In. Benton.
No. III Have Lived and Loved BY Mira
No. s-Jot' Her Face and Her Fortuna by MrA
No: V-IThe House on the Marsh. by Florence
Warden.
No. 10 aides Fancy Work.
No. li-wife in Name Only. ~ Charlotte
Breamo.
No; i2--The Story of an African Farm. by
No. is~she. A History Of Adventure. ry II. Elder
hAgRArd
No; li-kiing solomon's Mines By II. Rider
No. i5-IssayG First Series. IL Ralph Waldo
No i6-t'amils BY Alexander Dumas
No. 1.-THE Modern Home Cook book.
NO: is-The Shadow Of Sin. by Charlotte NJ
No. % Tho Secret Of Her Life By Edward
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No "a Bosues Lite. p. whhie c9llins.
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No. 2s-noris' Fortune. by Florence Warden.
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by Jules Verne.
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No. s0-The Scarlet Letter. by Nathaniel Haw-
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No 5s-1he Story Of Elizabeth. hy Miss
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When BE- i7 considered that writing with
pen D. a purely mechanical operation and
has to bc lahoriously acquired. there seems
20 be uo reason why any other mechanical
method may not also Dee mastered. Per
sons Jose iheir hands nud become expert iu
the use OF their toes or stumr- of arms left.
Yet many who attempt THE typewriter as
sert that after continued u-e they cannot
relr-afe it- working Goo ODE euL1rIiuate
place of automatic effort. which It must
take fo make free COMPOSITION possible. a
man who had, but finally conquered. such
difficulty said Dee did -o ly RETAINING
from taking pen Oh pencil in hi. hand
until 10 was accomplished SIT took Do,
nine months OF practice, Lc Aaid. "but
persevered aud gradually became pro
hcient Now iiud myself very awkward
with pen. Sew York Times.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-02

Many anecdotes Of General Sam Hous-
ton are told which show that his tongue
was by no means slow or his wit dull. As
General B. had been financial agent
90 the penitentiary for number Of years
and warmly opposed General I1u-tons
last election as governor of Texas. he
feared be would lose his desirable Office.
lie therefore presented "a petition In due
time, asking that bee might he retained
his "l0ng and faithful services being
urged as "a reason for granting the request
Of the petitioners.
SIT appears from this petition. general "
said the governor, "that sou have been in
the peniteudary eight years
"Nes. sir
"And YOU say that you have performed
faithfully each and every duty imposed
upon you during that times'
eyes, sir
"Then. sir, " said the governor. with a
twinkle iu bis eye. "it seems tome ought
% pardon you out ''-N Youth 5 Companion.
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'sThe most exciting experience / ever
had. % said T. T.. Spencer, twas I'm forest
fro near Manistee, Mich. / had visited a
small lumber camp and retired 90 rest In
one Of the hunks provided for the chop
pers. / was awakened by a strong light
from the north. and going outside ~ the
wooden shanty Il seemed 90 me that the
entire world was ON fire. Il cracked and
snapped, danced and jumped as IL the de
mon Of fire was holding a high carnival
and celebrating tho end Of tho world.
From every side could be heard sounds
like the firing OF cannon and the shrieks
OF diving human beings lt was the fail
ing of the boughs and the signing OF the
wind. hut I never hcard So horrible sound
nor witnessed 50 weird aud terrible a sight.
Hastily awakening the other mon In the
camp / mounted horse and fled from
the flames. But the horse could not keep
pace with the progress ~ the fire. The
lurid heavens looked as though they were
at molten heat. tho air was sitting, the
smoke almost suitocated me, while falling
lcaves and boughs burned my horse, and
the sickening odor of burning flesh added
70 the horror. Within two or three hours
was In an opening. where ] was no lon-
ger ia danger, but my horse WAS badly i'm
iurcd. while my clothing was full of holes
where embers had struck me. VIII take
my chances with cyclones or earthquakes,
but not with burning forest again. -
St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
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Disappearance Of Game In America.

II "a really appalling 20 compare tho
enormous amount OF game on this conti-
nent at the beginning of the century with
tho wretched remnant OF today. At that
time the American buffalo roamed the
prairies in countless thousands and was
probably the most numerous large animal
Ga thc world and now-but all Americans
know the shameful story Of its cxtermina-
tiou
Little more than hundred years ago
great herds Of elk swarmed in the Ken
tucky and Illinois hunting grounds, and
even as late as SEQ "A few could be found
ia the district north of the Ohio river.
Today their fast diminishing bands are
confined 10 the mountains Of the north
west. The same sad story of fast APP
preaching extinction IS true Of the other
game animals, the antelope, big horn,
mountain goat and the various kinds OF
deer-in fact. 10 Is true Of all our larger
mammals Many persons living today
will SEE their final disappearance In a wild
state. Century Magazine.
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PROPOSALS FOR ERECTION OF BUILD
IN9s
q. S. ISpIAS sERvIoE,

Crow AGENCY Mont, Jan. y, 1891
Sealed proposals., endorsed proposals FOR
erection OF buildings" aud addressed 70 ths ia
dersisned At Grow Agency, Montana. will be TO
Monday, heb. ~ 1894, for furnishing the neoes-
eary materials and labor required IN the err ctun
and completion Of one On warehouse, one ll
employees residence, aud one ul slaughter house
on Pryor creek, on the Crow reservation. in &C
eordance with plans and speoihoatlons which
may be- examined 81 the Offices Of The indie
pendent % Helena Mont, the Times" Of
billings. Mont, and a. this agency.
Bidders will state in their bids the proposed
price ~ each b1ilding and the length OF time
ity OF lumber 20 DO used whether Montana OF
eastern western.
Tho attention OF bildsrs is invited 10 the act
Of congress approved Aug l. 1892. entitled "an
act relating TO the limitation Of the hours Of
daily service Of laborers and mechanics EN-
stateo and Of the District OF Columbia"
The right is re- ervSd to reject any or all bids.
or any part Of any bid, II deeme for the lest
interest Of the service
CERTIFIED CHEcKa
/ ach bid must be accompanied by = certified
tory or solvent nAtionAl bank in the viosniiy Of
the residence Of the bidder made payable to the
order OF the commissioner OF lndtsn AFFAIR." for
81 least five pes cent Of the amount Of the pro
pOsal, which check or draft will be forfeited
to the United states in any bidder or bidders
cute contract With good and sufficient sure
ties. otherwise to BE- returned TO the bi fder.
Bids accompanied b. cash in lieu Of q certified
check will not be considered.
FOr further Information a. to location OF
buildings, means Of transportAtlon' etc., a.
81 agency 70 NJ 4. NlMAN,
4. 5. Indian AZ Mt.
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PROPOSALS ron SEALED BIDs-WHERE-
~. The center OF the channel 81 the north
fork OF run river h the dividing limo between
the counties OF LOWS and Clarke and Teton.
whereas The county commissioner Of tho
two counties have decided and hereby agree @
each county paying one-lAf tho cost thereof
therefore. b
hssoIved. That duplicate sealed proposals will
b received Al the ofhoes Of TIC undersigned IN
the city - Helena. lewis aud Clarke county.
and Ia the town Of q hotsau. Teton county. state
Of Montana until Monday, heb. ~. 1874. 81 10
o'clock a M. for the building q one iron or
steel bridge. t. cot not 20 exceed 5000. over
the north fork of Run river about i've miles
from the town OF augusta, Of tho following
Dimensions viz a.
iron tubulsr pierr. about sixteen feet long
Width Z roadwAT. siEtaen feet length OF uiie
approach On tie north end, nifty feet iensth OF
pisa approach on tho south end. ninsty t.st' 70
esihar with the nacessaFy grAtes Il each end.
bridge approaches and grades % - CON pisle
ruady Tor travel, in accordance with speeihoa
the above named counties. By June -. isa4
Bidder 20 Ia nsh plans, tpcoihoations ana
strain sheets for main span
Cortifed ehecks, one half uayable TO the order
Of each Of The undersignsd for 10 per cent ~
the bid. 90 accompany each proposal same 20 10
forfeited 20 Lewis aud Clarke tnt Teton coun-
Ties should succcssful bidder isii % eater into
ful bidder viii - Required q enter into
written contract binding himself 70 construct
said bridge In aooordance with plans and speel-
heation. and 10 give boni. with local SURF
ties IN = cum double the contract price. condi-
toned on the faithful performance 81 said con-
tract The right 20 reject any and All bids u TO-
~ order Of the boards - oouniy sommission-
ere 81 Ls~is and Clarke aud Iston oountieA
coo,,, Clark Levi. .ad t GGsr, eoun,y. Mon
tana. j. y. WAMsLEl.
C0untJ Clsrk Teton county Montana
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-02

The rising generations OF the Society OF
Friends are fast modifying in "a marked
degree the customs, costumes and man
uers OF their fathers peculiartics of dress
aud language have been almost enticly
abandoned. the cultivation Of music and
the other arts is no longer discouraged, ex-
cept by q very few, and George Fox would
NOT recognize his present followers, 50
great have been the changes wrought since
the DAYS OF Ponn. In connection with the
cultivation of music an interesting fact
was noticed. In an academy in nearby
town. attended only by the children Of
Friends, a school entertainment was re-
Gently given. the programme Of which con-
tanned several musical numb ers. The mu-
sic comprised such familiar tunes as
''Nearer. My God, 20 Thee etc, and
lover of music who attended commented
afterward on the absence of harmony and
euphony in the singing While not exact
IL "A discord, there was a noticeable lack
Of melody, rendering the hymns anything
but ENJOYABLE. 10 il quito possible that
the farrcaching law Of heredity may &C
count for this fact, and that the ancestry
OF these pupils. who for over 800 years
have considered music as only q vain
amusement have transmitted 90 their chill
drcn organs unable to properly voice the
beauties Of this, 20 them, long unused art
philadelphia Record.
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Pastor Kueipp the famous OBJ -ooycrcr Of
the barefoot cure. who was appointed
chamberlain by the pope. cared little for
the honor 10 did not even take the trou-
Die o. open lhe letter announcing the APP
pointment md hri learned % the honor
conferred upon him ly the arrival of "a dep
utatiOn 40 the Wocrs ihof-u cloi-tcr 20 cen
gratulate him. Tie declined 20 DE- address
ed, however. ~ "mousigu0r ' 10 was with
difficulty that Doe was persuaded t1 leave
his retreat to go 20 Rome 10 thank the
pope.-Rome Correspondent
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THE MARKETS


EINI 10
NEW YoRK. Feb. lar silver 66h.
Copper Dali lake. $3.50.
Lad Steady domestic SG2l
Speculation was hrmer in tone than yesterday.
aud prices generally advanced. Exceptions
were / nion Pacific which declined -. and
Atchison aud Missouri Pacific, isgA per eeIt
Western Union was heavy in the morning. bat
recovered TO yesterdays closing price. Union
Pacific was weak on confirmation Of the report
that an assessment would DO placed on the stock
under the plan Of reorganization
Governments Firm
Ietroleum-Ouiet. sec bid
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BUTTERFLIES

Once, in q garden when tho thrush's cong,
pcallng az morn, made holy at The air.
TIL earth was healed or many an ancient
wrong,
And ifo appeared another name Tor prayer,
Rose ruddcnly a swarm OF huitcrdics
On wings Of white and sold and azure hrc,
And one said, "lhesc arc hoNers that secA the
skies,
Ioosed by the spell of their supreme desire"
Charles q. ID. Roberts In iarpcra Magazine.
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Money on call easy At PER cent: closed At !
per cent. Prime mercantile paper. 3n5 per
cont sterling exchange firm, with actual bush
ness in hant ers' bills a. st56A for de.
msnd snd 8i.siA Bts5 fer sixty days
CHICAGO LIVE sTCCS.
CHICAGO Feb. Cattle -Reseipts r. 000
hcaI. market -tsady, tap steers. SA5cu & 80.
good shippers and ezports Q. &SdOaLZs; others.
s-tHu 3. t3 no leHAns here.
Hogs Receipts 5000 head; market active.
5H Zoe higher rough and common, a. iOif S. ~;
packers and mixed. 80 ZOu j!85; prime heavy
and butchers weight, IS $50 $40; prime light
-. 0u5.3a.
shsep Receipts. 1000 head, market slow.
native, 3 OOa 80, western, - 20e4.O0.
CHICAGO PRODUCE
mcAoo. Feb. Nv heat-lirn. cash elNc;
Stay. ullsc.
orn- asisr cash, 35Ec MAJ. $50.
ats tsady cash, sac; hay. xsAc.
iork-steady. cash. SlZ 90; May. $500.
lGrd-steady. cash. s. 20; May S452ii
hits steady cash, g 50; May, 5000.
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IN TIKI DISTRICT COURT or THE FIRST
Judicial district Of tho state % Montana in
and for the county Of evils and Clarke
In the matter ~ thu estate Of Charles A.
Hroadwater. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that tho applicat on OF
homas A. NARROW administrator Of tho estate
ut Charles =. iruadwa'er, deceased. Tor an or
der - said court directing and authorizing HIM
TO borrow money 20 pay of tbs charges do
meet the current and necessary eHpansas % - a
estate, and Co Obtain extensions and rsne walls ~
such loans aa we'll ss existing loans. Tor poriod
~ not exceeding two year. and 60 pledge aud
rnpledxe. mortgage and remurtgrge. sufu prop-
ortT of the estate - may D. necessary. 20 fecura
tho payment - raid loans ant the interest
thereon. aud &c maze and ezeeuta such uofes
sud other documents - may be necessary 20 ef-
feet such loans. ertensions and r8nawals. will b.
brought on Tor bearing Ia the shove court on the
18th day Of February, ~. 1874
Granted and dsted this 22d day q January. A.
y. l-gi
lhrALI JOHN BEAN Clerk.
- II. J. CasEDr reputy Clerk.
SPECIAL MEETING MONTANA BAR AS
- aoctatiun In accordance with the provision
Of bylaw No. %, special NESTING % the Mon
tana Tar association ls herebf called 70 b. held
81 Helena Mouiaua. on Tuesday evening Feb
q a. eight o'clock y. ru.. in the room - tbs
/ euprens court 81 the state u Montana Al this
me ting the officers Of ths association for tho
year 1894 are 10 b. eleotad and otter important
huainess 20 DO irausacted A foil attendance u
ths msuhars % the assoclation is desired.
- order u tns president
A. II. kELsoS. ProsidenL
Secretary.
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Orris Employment Agency

a-l North Main 81 Ielephone tJa
-WANrED--
no dininEroom Girl.
Girl Tor general huusework city.
Girl for Euneral huusework, country.
Five woodchOppnra.
Mill eash all Midland Railroad time checks
Ohhis LMfLOlMENr AGENCY
a21 North Main 81
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IeOh hALk-A SCHOLARSHIP IN lN0It-
- horns business College. ApplT at this
ohioc.
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FOX kthT = ENlsHED ROOMS WITH
management hotter block. oi.ra r,oui ~
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Glassware almost giv 70 a1ly az Iha I.. Hira
this week. uee their special onsrinsa in another
aolumu-
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SITUATION WANTED-BY BLACKSMITH.
. experienced in almost any line Of black
smithing. except horse shoeins. John tcclsston.
last helena
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SITUATION WANTFD-BY GOOD MAN TO
- d. WORK around hotel wash ug dishes or any
thing 20 maze living. Address J W. O'Brien.
care general DELIVERY
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have your money back. No other medi-
cine of IL Kind IS So certain and effective
thnt h cam be sold so. Is any other
likely to be "inst as good'F
Asab lood-clcausor. ilesh-builder, and
strenpth-rcstorer. nothing can equal the
"Discovery.n It's not like the sarsapa-
rillas. or ordinary "spring medicines
At all seasons, aud Ia all cases, Il puri-
flcs invieorates, and builds up the whole
system. For every blood-taint and
disorder. from a common blotch OF erup-
ton. 10 the worst scrofula, Il Is a perfect
permanent, guaranteed remedy.
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+' 80 hl Az OF pDsIDfEiCf.
rarErge - merchandise ts1er can have
? cane nJ ealing ~ fhts office moving prop
'ril AID usgllg i1r tAls sdgrrtl-.ia IN.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY XXI. RIFNCFD
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work Tor ESQ per month. Address a. A.. this
oitaa.
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~~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-
WANTED GIRL TO DOGkAEEALH HOUSE
" work in a family ot i've. two grown per
sons and three children: pay so psr month.
Ark for Mr.. y, a. toO6es Employment office
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MINNESOTA.

Wilbur Tsbbils Merchants Hotel. 81. Paul
willard 5. Dsnhis.... ..... q. Hotel Ryan. st Pan
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foE HFNT mfsCELLANroUs.
--------~----~>~--~-~~~
" tRi Trade slilb TO RENT. ALI.
ifoaauaE
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- 49, ----~-~-~~~-~-~~-~~--
uU Do wroncl street large house worth
tlIN|l QUO 20 laH 5000. Uuar uan frrns Iier-
lf.t eot "a o.. sroall neor Montana "a
uulaI IA a llllluE.
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ok ttH liz ihERr D. IFrD A co.
4 gronnd noor aoutaus bank hliiding. have
Lte lAIs--l ~ ~ uo-.-s All -l1r-. hi The cltI
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! 60 ----s-~-~-~-~-~s-~-~a~~-
AAAe I'D TWO flENIruED or IN
- iH,n'slet roums Cor Hga. housekssping
Atdrce- T. D., fh.- office
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/ .Ok tAiE HERBERT Dr. rFrp A co.
ground Iiour Montana Lauk buildfug. have
houses aud loia for tfaie or sale - poT osnt u
falus.
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WASHINGTON

CALIFORNIA.
e. c. Wnbur........ Taaoe Hotel San FrAnoIsco
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1T BE FOOLED
by the dealer who
brings out some
thing else. that
pays him better
and says that Il Is
just as good.n
Doctor Pierce's
Golden Medical
Discovery q quar-
aniacd lift don't
benefit or cure, Ia
every case. Won
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UTAH.

COLORADO.
Smith a Son 90 Sixteenth ST.. Denvss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-08

The election has been held and sweep
ing Republican victory has been achieved
Rarely, If ever. has this country seen %
complete . political revolution. Thestase
of washin gton il IN lice with the Eastern
states and gives largely increased Re
publican majority on the state and con-
gressional ticket. In King county the
Republicans win everything With the ex-
eept.on of treasurer, one senator. one rep
resentativs and enc or tive Of the minor
ofsc<a
Taking everything into confederation.
the rssnls Of the election locally gives good
ground for Qualification Republican sue
cess nationally. moreover. means . return
OF public conadsnes and . renewal OF
prosperity generally. All that 10 necessary
nov is for the people to gss down to busi-
ness and attend to il
The country has had enough OF agitation
sna of unrest IL 10 time 10 call halt
Nothing bat earnest. united effort can
Overcome the evil effects OF the terrible
business depression Of the iass two years.
The people are prepared 10 abandon poll
ties for . time and are anxious and ready
for business