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Henry Gust, NJ p. next IN succession e
the Earl OF Brownlow, is the editor II w.
". Astor's Pail Mall Gazette.
Ouida expresses the opinion that the
nineteenth century clothing Of the English
man is "the most frightful, grotcsque and
disgraoefui costumes the world has ever
seen"
Mr.. Jerome X. jerome. 70 Is said. will
soon lay aside his humorous pen, which has
brought him so much fame and money, and
turn his attention TO serious work. His
latest humorous book, "Nogel Notes" Is
serious enough.
Mrs. Alexander, the English novelist, has
been lame for two years from a curious
cause. She suffered serious hurt TO the
knee, owing 20 her oramped position ia the
dress circle OF n London theatcr one even
ing, aud she ia now unable 70 walk without
n stick.
Mr. Whistler, the painter, had no taste
for gross hattery. 10 Is said that a newly
introduced sycophant thus addressed him,
There are only two great painters In the
~0orld--yourself and Nelasquez.n Why
dag In Velssquozw replied Mr.. Whistler
dnly.
Adolia Louise Stowe. literary person Of
Omaha, asked the local courts for permits
sion to change her name 20 kohnstamm, on
the plea that she could better achieve fame
with an uncommon name. The court earned
her gratitude by considering her grounds
frivolous and rejecting her petition.
General lew Wallace oonfesses; MY life
does seem to have been what men call hap
PLY successful; but. honor bright, what
worries me is that I've invented flshpole
aud can't do thing with it. The finest
thing of the kind You ever saw-made Of
aluminium, hollow, line comes down in
will not work
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Does color or the lack Of il affect the
sense Of hearing In either man or animalsf
Button, lie Clair and other naturalists be-
lieved that the auditory nerve in the white,
or Caucasian, race Is not as highly devel-
Oped-or at least not a. sensitive-as It Is
IN the savages, who are usually dark skin
ned people. The idea Of this being due 20
color was never limited until some investi-
gator accidentally learned that the major
ity Of white cats. dogs, horses and other
domestic animals are deaf or partially SO
I recently addressed a note 10 a well known
Washington naturalist, the sum and sub
stance Of which was this; Do You know
anything in regard 10 the popular super
stition or belief that white animals. par
ticularly cats, are deaf
The following Is an abbreviation Of his
reply; white cats are reputed TO be hard
ofhearing. have known many instances,
in several Of which the inhrmity amount
ed 20 total deafness. doubt II an instance
could be cited Of a white cat possessing
the function OF hearing I'm anything like
perfection. st. Louis Republic.
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Two brothers, Cucchi by name. Corsi-
oan villains Of the deepest dye, found the
neighborhood Of Ajaocio too hot 60 hold
them and resolved 60 take refuge IN sar-
tene. They found = small boat upon the
beach aud desired the owner 10 put OUT 20
sea. impossible, said the man, the
boat Is too small for such voyage AMI
would certainly founder. "Doas you are
bid, - said the Cucchi, covering him with
their guns. Under these circumstances the
boatman had no alternative, 20 he got In,
and they pushed out 90 sea, But the waves
werc high, and by little dexterous man
agement he contrived % make his boat
rock in such fashion that tho bandits
became violently sick. "Nou see, was
right, " be coolly remarked, when his pas
sengers seemed sufficiently reduced. "Nou
will certainly be drowned IL you go ON
thus. You had much better let me put
you ashore and so hack for n stronger and
better boat. % $50 be IL, " gasped the ban
dts. "Oh, anything il better than this!'
They were put on shore, and ia due time
the boatman returned with a larger boat,
but Rt the bottom OF Il lay four gendarmes
disguised a. sailors. and the brothers Cue
chi were taken before they had time 90
discover the trick. -Contemporary Re
view
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE FIRST
Judicial district Of the state Of Montana
in and for the county Of Lewis and Clarke
In tho matter Of the estate OF John W. AdAms
deceafcd
Order 20 show cause why order Of sale VI real
estate should not BE- made.
suo q. Zoeckler. tho administrator OF tha
estGte u John W. Adams. deceased, having mel
HE petition tereiu PRAYING for an order Of sac
Of the Teai estate % sAid decedsnt, Tor the pur-
posed herein fet forth -
Ia L therefore ordered by the judge ~ said
court that al persnns interested Ia the estate OF
said deconfed APPEAR before The sad court on
sunday tho n day 81 JAn9ary, lssA Al ~
% clock n the forenoon ~ aid day a. TIE court
ruem 81 said court. at the court house m Hell
sua county Of Lewis aud tlarke 70 show cause
- hT IN orusr should not b. granted 10 the said
administrator 90 eel ~ much % the real estate
81 ths sad deceased A. ahsll b. uecetsarF
nd that q copy q this order shall b. pub
lishst once week Tor ~ least four successive
weeks ID the Helena lndeuoudont, a nesspafer
printed and published IN said Lewis aud Clafke
county.
lie real estaio meniionrd Ia said petition -
situated IN tho oouny - Lswis and larEe
q tie ~ Montana and noacriboi ~ ioltuNs
1T seven, b. block e.oren. 81 on aidtiiun "a
the city Of helenA snd LOT siI. Ia uncs A.. IA
horthsru Pacific addition a. the city u Helena
HORACE X. BUCk. Judge.
Dated Dec. a. i5as
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SHERFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN FXE-
- cution In my hands. iasued out Of the district
court Of tho First judicial district Of the state
Of Montana, In and for the county OF Lewis and
Clarke. Ia the suit Of hobert +. hale against
shirley q. Ashhy. duly Attested the l2th day OF
December, 4. ID. lsva have levied upon all the
right, title and interest Of the raid ,hir eT 4.
Arhby In and TO the following described prop
erty, situated in Lewis and Clarke county, state
Of Montana viz;
ols numbered one az. two C2l snd three Oh
In block numter twenty-one (2ll of sto ey .
addition to the city OF Helena, In the county OF
4 evils and Clarke. state OF Montana said prop
erty standing now on the records Of the oouni y
Of Lewis and Clarke In the name OF Emma +.
Aehby.
Together with all and singular the. tenementa
harsditaments and appurtenAnoas thereunto b0'
longing OF IN anywise appertaining.
Notice Is hereby given that on saturday, tho 81
day Of ebruary. A. ID. 1884. AZ the hour OF ~
o'clock m. of s.id day at the front door Of the
court house Helena. evils and larNe county.
state OF Montens. will sell all the right, title
and interest Of the said khr ey g. Ashby In and
10 the faid above described property to the
highest bidder for each n baud.
Given under my hand this tho 18th day OF
CHARLES d. CURTIS. Sheriff.
TRUD Il. Hoss. Under Sheriff.
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Prompted by the feeling that IL was his
duty, the bishop demonstrated with one Of
his clergy for attending a local hunt.
"Well, your lordship.' replied the Of
fender, Il really do not see that there is
any more harm in hunting than in going
70 a ball
81 presume, answered the bishop, THAT
you refer 70 having seen my name down
among those who attended Lady Somer-
ville's ball. Put ! assure you that through
out the whole evening ] was not once in
the same room IS the dancers
THAT, my lord, is exactly how / stand.
was never in the same field with the
hounds "
Then the bishop sat down -PlArson' =
Weekly.
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ATAM MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
II OF the Csstner Coal and Coke company.
held Jsn- 2, 1924, At the Law Offices q oole q
Wallace. In lie anA. the following named Eontle-
men were elected trusissa
James shields. Anaconda Mont
Mafous DAILY futte. Mont.
ID. J. Hennessey. butt, Mont.
Paris Gibson. Great rails, Mont.
y. J. Shields. felt Mont.
~. Donahne Anaconda, Mont.
John Doherty. Anaconda. Mont.
A meeting Of the newly slsctod trusess was
called for Feb Z. 1914 { b. held In Anaconda,
Mont, At the Montana hotel a. two =. M.
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NOTICE TO CREDITOBs.-EsTATE OF
Az John Quinn, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned all
ministratrix OF the estate OF John Quinn, de-
ce sad, to tho creditors Of ana all persons hay
ing claims against tho said deceased. to exhibit
them. with tue necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication OF this notice,
60 the said administratrix AZ room /, Gold block,
Helena. Mont. the same being the place for the
transaction Of the business of said estate in the
county Of Lewis and Clarke.
CATHERINE QUINN,
Administratrix Of the estate Of John Quinn de-
ceased
Dated Jan l3 1891
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THE MARKETS.

STOCKS.
NEW YORK Jan. q. Bar silver. &C.
Copper-Dull; Lake $1,000
Lsad-Dull, domestic. S2l0
With the certainty that TIE sugar trust had moth
Ing 20 hope for from congress no short interest
was needed to start break in sugar shares this
mora NJ. sou we're thrown on the market and
broke prices from 70 to "a. After = total b eAk
OF 81. supporting orders caused reaction Of SO.
but another break to the lowest point soon came.
he loss on the day A. tho close was A.. hirm-
ness characterized the remainder Of the list
Governments irm.
Petroleum Dull: closed al $50 bid
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PRONOUNCED BARGAINS.

Sos WIN buy neat excellent built dwelling.
having three good siz rooms pantry,
closet and cellar city water in Kitchen.
Ihis house 10 O. instructed from good mat
eraL has double toore. small stable lot
eoxlb, terms SIS down. houes insured
for to00
$3.50 For an attractive dwelling and corner lot.
on ChAuCer street, house has hall i've roolus.
bathroom fully plumbed. city water VA
kitchen. sewer connec ion, gas plumbir x,
800 down, $50 per mouth
~ he above two prupart % arc offered for a
few days Al the exceedingly low pr ces Adver-
tiaod because the ownord would rather save q
few dollars out Of their interest than have
the properties foreclosed.
MathGSOn & Co., Gold Block.
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS ESTATE on

NOTICE TO CREDTTORs -KsTATE or
~ samuel n Iauska dscsafel
Notice is hereby give , the undersigncd al
miuisfrrtor Of the esfata " ramrel p. Fauska.
deceased. 20 he creditors Of asd al persons har-
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then. WITH the IeoeasHrY Feuehera. within fnrr
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ela the .ams being ths place for thc trur.ar-
% leNs aud arke
L.. D.. CLARE.
Administrator Of the estate q eEnusl T. isasae.
deceased
bltel Jan. n. 1894.
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INST HAsAtA = fnis
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AA.TI u-TD Buy FDa GugH. GOOD
re-nad hand piano. must DO reasonable
Address fia-o. this oflcs
OBJ sail a SCHOLARSHIP IN ES0LE-
hc1aa business College. As8ly AZ this
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UTAH

CALIFORNIA.
r, C. Wilbur. Hotsl San ErAnclsco
MINNESOTA.
Wilbur Tshbils. Merchants Hotel. 50. Paul
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DISSOLUTION or PARTNERSHIP THIS
y IL TO certify that I have this day sold out
my Interest In th8 olumbia saloon n Mrs Vic
let Roy. who will run tho came under tho old
firm name ~ boy Sisters The faid Violet FoY
% "a all outstanding iudebtsdnass and collect
all bills duo.
IhIgsEDl ADAH 10Y.
Jan %. 1885,
SPECIAL MfETING MONTANA BAR AS
- aociation accordance with tho provision
Of bylaw 20. 10, special meeting u tho Mon
tana Tar association is horebg calied 10 be- hnid
a. Helena. Monfaaa, on tuesday oVening feb.
T. A. ought o'clock D. m. Boz tho room ~ tbs
supreme court ~ the state Of Montana. A. fhis
INES ting the officers Of the ASSOCIATION for fle
yeAr 1894 arc 90 be- elected and other importanf
business 20 b. transacted. A foil Attendance %
the mem bera OF the assoclatlon j. desired
b. order u mo prealdsnt
JOHN n. FORBfA
A. II. NKI.sos. President
coerotary
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You can bay a slAss berry se, at The Bee Hive
this week for 25c.
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OK hi HEhhEhI D. HFED a co.
sfpuni noor houtsna bank buildins. have
no 4eis''t H'l VI houses aud stores In the city.
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He Made The nl.ho p Sit Down.

Glass stand lamps for zoe at HE lee Hive
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Insist upon your grocer sending up Rex
-four.
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FOR hALH REAL EsIATE.
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EOk SAIL Az ELEGANT MODFRN HOMF
4 on iaNralcs atreot. larga brior houss. worth
low sa.vNi T9nr osn terms. Her
tsit o.. iced f o.. ground floor Montana M
tpna. ia.k LuildlnE.
or aAiE -HEgHKRr 81 pFFD A 20.
ground noor Montana tank bufidins, have
Lol-e- a.l lott for tfa1e or ssla 81 Ter csnt of
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One dollar viii buy n yards Of Fruit Of tho
Loom" muslin a. The Bee Hive.
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foE KINT-fUHNIstiI-D ROOMS.
EOk hhhT-FUKNIsHED ROOMS. WITH
steam heat. from 81 60 80 Dor month; new
management Hotter block. odlce room -
EOk KENT ON JAN. 1. 1854. The LLOYD
4 hou-e will b. Conducted under new man
agemeut. rooms from s. 20 So Or month: tho
t.,l'' u ls-l "a by steam electric lixht and bath
lree. ABBY al premises no & larre strseL
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The Union Pacific are PARRY Ia It."
Three thousand mile books good over en-
tire system. ineludinR steamers. Port
land 10 San Fransiseo) and Montana Union
raivay, with baggage allowance OF go
pounds. nov on sAls az two and one-hAlf
cents per mile.
Only line 10 the east via Salt Lake and
Denver. Pullman dinihg and sleeping cars,
also tourist sleeper and elegant chair cara.
Use she worlds pictorial line purchasing
tioksts At No. q North Main street.
H. o. WILSON,
Freight and Passenger Agent
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olAD - REAR or pO.TOFFICF.
pactase - merchApdisa. owner can have
efig atd laIllx Tor this adveftisam,ut.
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hs above quo atiaus are furnished b. Iludsav
Co. and steele a hindson
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Money on call easy st 1 Per cent. closed az
Per cent. Prime mercantile paper. SAG 3
per cent Sterling exchange doll. with
actual business ia bankers' bills Al sAs6A
l.si for demand. and stsJg4.sjA for sixty
day bills.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. Jan. 28.-Csttle -Reeeipts $500
head; market SOW. nothing extra here to-day;
meiium fLejs 500 others, 81 % 4. So; COM
M s. 50nt o.. Iexuns s. 0Ou $40.
hugs-hecrIpta 1000 head; market Ftesdy TO
triie higher; packers sa. 25u5.4t. prime heavy
and butchsrs weights, SAsJ4,.6'; primo light.
- iOu5 IS.
sheep Receipts. 1900 head market slow.
natives, f225a 05; westerns 3, iOa IS; lam b..
s2l5u5,l0.
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHICAGO Jan. %. -Wheat-Firm; cash $3.50.
Nay, 63A uf3kc.
ern-firm. cash, 3l1e. MAY. 3sNc.
tats-stsady, cash, 25Ho; hay 2ahc.
Pork-tasy. cash. $500. May. tl3 ~.
lard-ka-y. cash, o.. 50. Nay. 500.
Rihs-kasy cash. $500: MAY. t670.
WOOL.
NEw YORK. Jan q. -Wool-Fairly steady. do
estic fleece ls4z5c pulled, 20azbe. 1exas. 10
Nl5c.
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e. viii buy library hanging lamp at The
Bee Hive that will cost 81 Al any other store.
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NANTED-kUsTLEH ON COMMISSION.
" Address A. h.. Independent
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LadIss, uaIoa .uIts only s0o .. The d. ~.
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SlIUAIlON WAN IED-B1 BUTCHER, IN
- market can give bsst Of references: has had
eight years o1periouc't no objection to outside
cities al on or address butcher care r. j.
Orris, Helena, ont
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A GEMS MAKE - A DAY. GREATfSE
- kitchen utenail ever invented. "details IS
cents. TO sold IN every house ample. post
aEe paid. hvo oenta- torsaee O. McMakin. Gin
cfnnati. o.
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oITUAIION WANTED A. BY COMPETENT
- barber Address arbor, general delivery,
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SITUATION WANTaD-A YOUNG UNMAR-
- red would like employment OF any
kind moderate salary. Address l.. J. A.. this
othcs.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE.

AEw YORK. Jan g. -Wool-Fairly steady. do
estic fleece lsaz5ci pulled, 20qz6o. 1exas. ID
l5c.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-02-24
JOURNAL. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY "a 1894.
ARE YOU A SUFFERER
From rheumatism or Neuralgia?
E. P. layer and Solomon Davis spsaks ID
Victims Of these Terrible Diseases.

=. P. layer of East Nassau, N. Y, says
II wish it possible to speak personally with
every rheumatic victim, for would tell
them of my terrible experience and the re-
lief and cure found in a simple remedy.
when l first saw in the newspapers,
'Rheumatism can be cured l was loath to
believe it, but when found that the state
nent was made BY DR.. David Kennedy, of
Rondout. N. Y, inquired into it. and up
on bis advice began to use DIR. David
kennedy's Fayorire Remedy My condi-
ton at that time seemed hopeless. I had
suffered for fifteen years with intiammatory
rheumatism. My physician said would
be cripple for life, but it was not ordained
that way, for had not used Favorite Rem
edy long, before / was convinced that it
was the right medicine, and in a short while
l was cured. That was three years ago, and
have not felt trace of the disease since =
Solomon Davis of North kortright, n. Y,
suffered awfully from neuralgia and loss
of sleep, a. is frequently the case with ell
derly people; in speaking to the writer, he
said: 81 found that DR.. Kennedy's Fa-
vorite Remedy relieved the bowels, i'm
proved the circulation of the blood, and
the old pain left me altogether"
One of Augustus physicians recently
said: "There is no reason in suffering with
rheumatism or neuralgia, for DR.. Kenne-
dy's Favorite Remedy will cure them"
Druggists sell it..