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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-16

A notable article On economics this
nozth IN pozakoe,s Magazine Il entitled
The South Mar save Eas Nation, os .
Northern Journalist The NarfArs With
Axnosticisrn." |. pea for more thorough
scientific training In ecclesiastical seEnlna-
rfes. - . briiitsnE and stirring article ey
Rev j. A. ZAhm, cf Sosre Dame uni-
versity. Lucille Lowell has = beautiful
short story. Between Ports and there
are good pictures and plenty Of light read
Ing.
The latest number OF the quarterly re-
view. Carrsat Hsstory. contains "a PAGES.
IL illustrated from original photographs.
and deals with hundreds OF topics n al
parts of the world, prominent among
which are the tariff question in the United
States and Canada, the Pullman boyeost.
the great coal and railroad strikes In the
United States, Coxeylsrn. the assasslna-
ton OF NJ Carnof and the development OF
anarchism and Socialism, the Korean I'M
hroglio. the work Of tbs Flfty-third con-
gress. Canadian Affairs. the crisis in New
fsundland, political movements in Europe
the crises IN Denmark, Servia and Bull
CARA; and the final settlement OF the Ia
wzliRn question. .
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was xniity Of tasabordsnass and nutineus
eoaSIasx and 81 Of sss Essrzbers who vsrs
present a. tue tine q the Occurrences are
dismissed ia disgracs from the National
Guard. TIE captain. who vas ros
present when tbs nssinons eona1et
occurred aad oas private. Who was stead
fast in his loyalty tAroaghout the distart-
ance. are honossbly discharged Capt.
sssarns. Of the Tskea company. l. also
dismissed In disgrscs from tie National
Guard.
The fawsstlxafio1 shows shat thers IL 10
evidences 20 sustain the charges Of ma
ssny and characterization against
Troop A. Of sprAgae. and the
charges against the members Of this
company, vita the erception Of
one sergeant. one corporal sad one private.
are dismissed. TIE three in question are
found guilty and dismissed In dis
gracs. This vinsicasion Of Troop A
l. sxrssdlagly gratifying. The COM
pany was generally accused Of mu-
fInous coad1et altogether unbeeoming
soldiers Of The state Of Washington. and
ali who taxa pride In the state win be
gratl5sd 20 learn that in this instsncs shs
charge was unfounded-
The Recommendation Of the court and
the action Of the governor are severe. bat
not more severe than the occasion de-
manded. We believe that the dishonoraois
discharge Of those who were found guilty
OF characterization Is Just and proper
punishment for their misdeeds. and the
action will unqusstionAbly tend TO improve
the discipline Of the organized militia Of
the stats
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-16
Tn. Pneumatic Road skate.


A rather formidable competitor OF the
cycle has made its appearance in the Mid
lands In the shape of g pneumatic road
skate. Il has lately been seen in the
streets Of Birmingham, and judging from
the sdmiration il excites. is not unlikely
20 find its way soon into all parts of the
country. The invention, which was pat
ented short time ago py Scotch firm, is
evidently derived from the old roller skate
OF skating celebrity, but whereas the or
binary roller-skate has four wheels, the
pneumatic skate has only two, placed in
line at either extremity of the skate The
wheels are larger than those of the
roller-skste, and instead of solid rubber are
covered with pneumatic tires. The
patentees claim Tor them that one can
skate over ordinary turnpike roads with
them the same as on ice and at even
greater speed, while at the same time they
easily ascend and descend hills. Six or
seven miles an hour. however. is the maxi
mum speed attempted in the streets OF
Birmingham, and that only on smooth
roads. One obvious advantage of the
pneumatic skate over the pneumatic cycle
10 that punctured tires may be readily
replaced, as the skater may carry surplus
tires, or even reserve wheels, readily fitted.
In his overcoat pocket.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-16
CLEVELAND ACCUSED ST A DINO
Graf.

Er-Consul-eensrA sewaii. lifelong
Democrat who has lately left his party in
his utter disgust for Cieveland's Hawaiian
policy, in a recent public speech al Angus
"a. Ne. hlunily charged that the policy Of
tie Administration la Esspect 10 Hawaii /.
or the policy Of ialamy. Was the result Of
the conspiracy of the sugar trust.
Mr. sswan goes 80 far ss 30 say that
s'the policy Of infamy was born of 9 con-
spiracy % deceive the American people
into the belief that honesty and justice
demanded the defeat Of annexation; that
,obhery aud corruption we're behind IL in.
stead Of. a. We nov know. srraysd vio-
lsntly against iL" And he adds in the
same speech The beneficiary. the sole
hsas6elsry. VAS that great corporation
With which recent legislation has made
the public unpgeasantiy familiar, whose
operations would be threatened BY. the
establishment Of rsansEiss in Honoluiu.
The eonspiratogs we're those high In aG-
,harity over Us. though bs IL said that the
president VAS at frst al lsass rather vio-
tira than . eonsnirsioE. SO wAs the hon
est bat guilelsss secretary OF the treasury.
The secretary OF state. we assume. vas 8
partlesps eri0fnis from the nrss"
This ia the accusation made upon the
public platform by man who has been a
lsie.lonS Democrat aud whom Mr.. clsvs-
land shoagAt worthy 10 name eoasal gen.
srsl TO Samoa
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TIE rowxR OF BABEL SPEAKS

n WAYS unknown 60 rnortA,s. regret
The memory Of that grand and naughty hour,
hen tne ~ mmesric insols1ca OF my tower
Ase6 the pale heaven that braves my anger YET
No stone OF mine now crumbiing can forget
Ny pzlm-eiad ponp N those sweet days OF
power,
When my colossal summit made stars cover
AID shrink before mr. awful silhouette
Oal desptcaoie. pnny Aortes OF nenl
When held sky and space within my reachs
What souls had ye thus 20 be oyercomeg
Why did your coward hearts desert ne, when
Jehovah. IN His wrath, had blent all speech
tcsid ys not tork, foolsl though re ssere dassoi
-Fy1Aels Sdlfzs SGStgs.
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A Determined Major.

Lewiston JoufnAI.
A Maine soldier tells the Portland Err
press how he got q tid-bit while his regi-
ment was marching along a hot and dusty
road in Southern Pennsylvania. Orders
were very strict against foraging. but in
spite of them g soldier suddenly sprang
out of the ranks in pursuit of q fat gobbler
standing among the sumach bushes on the
roadside. The turkey started off in a
hurry. with the man after him. Mai.
Brown called out angrily: Haiti What
do you uean7 Haiti" A few hurried
steps and the soldier laid the turkey low
with blow from his rifle barrel. There,
DUN yep' he exclaimed as he picked it up.
al reckon you'll understand that when
the major says halt he means haiti"
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Profitins by Experience.

Current Literature.
There Is q certain judge in Chicago who
rather prides himself on his vast and
varied knowledge of the law. The other
day he was compelled to listen to case
that had been appealed from a justice of
the peace. The young practitioner who
appeared for the appellant was long and
tedious. He brought IN all the elemen-
tary textbooks and quoted the fundamen-
tai propositions of the law. At last the
Judge thought 1t was time to make an
effort to hurry him up. "Can't we as
sumo" he said olandly, that the court
knows little law itseif?" "That's the
very mistake made in the lower court, !"
answered the young man. II don't want
TO let it defeat me twice"
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The court Of Inquiry appointed ey
the goyernor 90 investigate shs con-
aact Of the companies accused OF
musiny during the rsesns railroad troubles
has Gled iss repors. ana ia recommends
uoas have been approved by the governor
ana the proper orders have heea issued Tor
sarrysng them into effect
The court Gnas that Company @ Of ths
kssoaa resfsssas. the kpskaHs eoSapAay,
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TWO LITTLE GIRLS CURED.
By Electricity, After All other Methods
Had Failed.

To the Public: wish to state what DR..
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afflicted with liberated eyelids and Infiam-
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To the public: For months past my
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concluded to try Dr. Darrin. and 10 our
great Joy she is cured. | will gladly an
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Tacoma. EDWIN FIRTH.
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What Razzard Believes.

Marysville Globe, Ind
The Globe has received George Hazards
letter announcing his candidacy for nomi-
nation for congress George says he is the
best kind of Democrat, and believes
that q public Office is public trust"
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Awarded Gold Medal MidwinteF Fair. San Francisco
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FINE SOCIETY
STATIONERY.

Copper Plate EmgrsvlrE. Die sinking, cresfs,
Monograms and Waiting Card Printing done on
the premises 81 short notice.
Best work FuMranfead
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-11

LAS SUMMONS -I II GHt DISTRICT
n court of ths First Judicial distrc. of tho
state Of Montana. In and for the county Of Levii
and Clarke.
John Merry, plaintiff. W. Myron l.. Tompkinf.
Be- ie J. 4 ompkins his wife). A. birt A. Ihuri :
burgh, LOUIS &. +. Lott as assignes Of A. NJ
ht rnbugh, The Denver Investment and ] AMI =
ing Company United, The iroY dent lrrst
company. defend MT.
The state OF Mantina sends greeting to th1
above named Geioudauts
lou are herebi required To spp'ar In an acti1 a
brought agBinst you hf ths anuvs named p ain
IN n the distri curt ~ tho FIRST judicial
district Of tho state OF Montana in anl for the
county o. Lewis ant 1luke and 10 answer tie
complaint fled q e GIN. within ten days lexclu-
eve Of oday ~ eerv eel after the servit 80
OF thus summon y servei within TINS county
or Do servei OFT Of this county. bus within this dis
tfict within twenty days; q rvise within forty
day, or judgment By defa will be taken
fgainst you according to the prayer 4 sad com
Ihe said action Is brought 20 recover iuds.
ment a. ainst tie faid defendants Myron l.
aud Bessie }. tompkins IN tho cum
Of one thousand dollars and interest 1T AZ per
cent per annum from Aug. 1898, 81 o for The
sum 81 ESQ and interest q oreon AZ 10 per cent
per Auuum frsm Aug. 4, 1858 tho sane bsinr
accrued aud unpai utter sst. all % which Is &c
cnrdinp 10 the tonditions Of a certain uromis-
ssr, nj 10 made a a delivered by tho said do
fendants 10 plaintiff on lob. Z, 1891 and o.
foreciOse Ger ain mortgage o. lot nun ber
eleven illl 10 block numbered seven lll n
hria Kelck addifinn 20 tie city of Helena.
county % Lewis and G n-fe. state Of Montana,
made and delivered b tho faid defendants "a
secure the payment % tbs faid promissory note.
for the sum u Si2 a. raa onsb'e counsel fees
for such suit and Tor such other legal aud
equitAbls lief usually demanded Ia sucn cases:
particular reference Is hereby had to the COM
LIANT on Gle herein Tor moro particulars.
and son are e.ebg noiih d. that II you fail to
appear ana answer the said cum plant. above
required the said plaintiff Will apply q tho
court Tor tho reiief Il mandcd In tho conn amt.
Gwen under ny hand and tho zeal ~ the Die
tr.ct Court Of the first Judicial Distric
OF thst tate OF Muntana. ia and
-A-- Tor the ounfy Of Lewis aud
< Seal Iirst larke. this 9th DAY Of jam
: Jud Dist. Try. Ia the lear q our ord
Court. one thousand eight hundred
N and nine y-fuur.
JOHN htAN. Clsrk
py g. q. FnEEMAS. leprty lefk
II. = Hepnlr. attorney Tor plaintiff.
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No. $3.50.
APPLICATION Tor PATENT.
&. 9. LAND OFFIcE.

l.. 2. LAND OFTTCE,
HELENA. Mont, Lee. 10. 1870
Notice is hereby siYen that conn \, .nscutt has
this day nled applca ion for nj. unuer the
lido Mining claim. Lesigl atsd a. surt0 No.
$40, situated in lunorganizedl mining district,
Jehersol county, Montana in section IL aud n,
10 Nnsh . ntrtb. nge D west which aim il
recorded ia the ntico n tins recutd Of Jeiier-
son county. at oulder, Montana. and descri bed
hn f1lsoss.
sand "A vey No. Ass beginning at corner . O.
l. from wnicn the y sec cor be wen tos a. au 3
~. - n. ". OF la e and principal merid an
~ nnif & thence 70 LEG A. IN n 54s H. thence
n aeg 90 min " 6i n. Themes 81 deg 20 min q
SOa2 Il. thence n Is deg "A min q S51 2u thence
dsg 90 min o $50 f. thence IS deg 10 min "
n. thence Is dog IS m q " iil2 II thence
deg ~ min " ts2 II u place Of beginning
tea Of eur No. 42h3 Is. 40 acres. are IN can
hict with ALBANIA eur No. 1880. claimed 10
acres area IN conflict with NJ. h., No 'sl. placer
unclualng conflict win tur 20. lUie hOld nil
lode aud No. 1850. alabama Lode not
claimed, SIS acres total toso elaimed. Il 81
aCres.
TIE following boirg q description Of the
ground sought Ia thi. application Leginn NC
- corner 40. OF this lode ami ran thence n -
deg "a min s5L2 n, thence u % deg ~ nj IN q
$50 Il, tlolce n IS deg - min " IL n, tiencs 8
% deg o. min " iti2 Z II hence 3 deg ~ MN y
alAi n, thence ~ dsg 20 a 1921 Il 10 place
OF beginning. ON hracinF an sreA a. la.b2 acres.
uron which a notice 81 b. application was
posted the ltth ca o. D-camber, 1913 ihe only
adjoining Claimt MS 10 these prsfnites are Ger
N. T.. No sai on the south. and placer IA Q.
!'o. $50 and the 6rani lode eur 10. t1ag 90 the
west "A. sN4GbEII, lszistor.
First publication Lee. -, 1873.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-11

CHERIFF's SALE - VERNON BUpGAB.
= plaintiff, vs. PhilomenA henda Wager
Henry &. Wager individually and as guardian
Of William kolmss, an infsns pe som, =. H.
kieinschmidt. H. "a. larohaa, Harry g.. Wager
guardian Of Henry c. 4 Aeger, an insane per-
som. William HOLMES and Alexander {. J OF
Eiu. fguardisn u Willsm Kolmes IN irsane
PER- oul. defendants
Under and By virtue Of an order Of sale and do
district court o. the lrst Judicial district Of tue
state Of Montana. in and Tor the county Of Lewis
aud Clarke, on the ID day OF January. A, ID
1891, in the above entitled action, wherein Vernon
nurgaF, the above named plaintiff, obtained
a Judgment and decree ct foreclosure aud "a G
against the above named defendants, on the
2d day OF January, A. ID, 1884, Tor
the cum of Si,sll.oO. bssides interest
COSTS and attorneys fees, which said de-
1894. recorded in judgment book No / Of said
court al page -. 1 am commanded 10 sell all
that, certain lot piece or parcel Of land situ,;
ate. lying and being m the county Of Lewis aud
Clarke state OF Montana, and bounded and de-
scribed A. follows. 70 wit.
hat certain tract or parcel Of land situated
lying and being in tine city Of Helena. county Of
Lewis and Clarke. and state Of Montana AMI
particularly described as follow: tie south
halt II that certain parcel OF land in heesman
X Davis vlao r lot 10. / part eularlf described
as follows: Eeginning at a point from which
the northwest eornsr Of placer lot NO. Il bears
south 81 degrees west 10 feet; thence south 81
degrees and rs minutes east l4da feet 10 the
west ii ie ~ Rodney street. thence north 30 de-
grees east 100 feet. thence north 81 degrees and
IS minutes west 1861 feeG thence south 80 de-
grees vest 10 feet, TO the place OF beg ming
said tract containing 34-i00 acrPs.
said property haa frontage OF 30 feet on
hodney street by 1904 feet in depth, ana is the
same property conveyed by hessman Davis
TO philomsna fenda YHeRer. deed dated Dec.
~. is5a aud recorded in the Office Of the re-
corner OF / evils and Clarke county. March p.
1850, in book 81 Of deeds, page ~.
Together with all and eingulsr the tene-
meuts heredtamonts and appur enanees thero-
unto DO longing or IN any wise appertaining.
Public notice IL hereby given. that on Fri
day. the 10Th day OF JanuarT =. ID 1884. at u
o'clock m. Of that day. at tho front door OF tho
court house. Helena Lewis and larka county.
Montana. 4 will in obedience TO aid order Of sale
snd decree Of foreclosure and sale sell the above
described property. or so much thereof a. mag
be necessary TO sstilfy said Judgment with Ia
terest and costs. TO the highest and bast bidder.
for cash Ia hand.
CHARLES D. CUnTIS sheriff.
Hy FRKD T. hess. Under Sheriff
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$4,000.

a.. Z rooms, bath gas. sewer connection. hot
and cold water, furnace, cost over tAOo T.
offered for 5000, payable 1000 down, balance on
time a. per cent
SAao0-particulAriy well built dive ling. cor
nor Montana ay aud ireckenridge large
rooms closet on ovory room, bath room With
lent fur luce. use solid brick covered with
metal. frost proof cellar. good harn and stable,
hno lot having 100 feet frontage on two streets
Iron fence cotting over 500 ihis D operty has
cost owner t1.oO0 and IL offered for faaJl, Of
which Si.d00 u requiiel in cash. balance on
time a. por cent
lOn RENT-so 500 Sixth av. roomA modern
Improvements. t2A broom brick modern.
Highland Il. near heattie tiA
MAlHkSON A co. Gold Block.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-11

One on the Lawyers.
In the incident related below boy i2
years old conquered smart and shrewd
lawyer fighting for a bad cause.
Walter was the important witness, and
one OF the lawyers after cross questioning
him severely said
"Your father has been talking 20 you
and telling you how 70 testify. hasn't he'"
"Yes, said the boy.
"Now. said the lawyer, "just tell us
how your father told you to testify"
"Well. " said the boy modestly, father
told me that the lawyers would try and
tangle me, but il | would just be careful
and tell the truth ! could tell the same
thing every time. -
The lawyer didn't try 20 tangle up that
boy any more Massachusetts Plough
man.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-11

People who stand on the west side a
Main street a am evening watching the
illuminated advertising cards which are
displayed on the walls on the opposite side
have had their attention drawn 90 n cat
which has almost nightly Of late tnken up
a position In the street where she couid
ser the queer things that are sometime.
displayed on the canvas 80 iutaut las
she been In watching the business that
she has been nearly run over by passing
teams several times, the kindness Of the
drivers rather than her own fear saving
her from being killed.-Hartf0rd Courant.