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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-08-10
DEBS DIsGUsTED.
He Thinks the Sentiment of the People
Is Against strikes.

Is Against Strikes.
CHICAGO, Aug. II will never again
be connected with another strike or or
eaniza,ion," said President Debs Of the
American Railway Union today The
strike has developed the fact that the
sentiment OF the people OF the country is
against strikes, and the government
stands ready to put down such move
ments at the point Of the bayonet.
shall hereafter advise all workingmen to
seek redress by the ballot
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-08-10

PARIS, Aug. 3.-Dr. Cornelius Hers. .
Paris lobbyist, was sentenced today to
five years imprisonment and fined 5000
francs.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-08-10

CHICAGO, Aug S.-The force In the
Pullman shops was increased today. At
noon 552 men we're at work.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-08-10
Death By the 0iillotins.

LYONS, Aug. 3-Caesaro santo, the
murderer OF President Carnot, was
sentenced today to be executed BY the
guillOtine.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-08-10
FIRE AT PORTLAND.
Herman Metxgar and the Bissenger Com
pauy Are Heavy Losers.

PORTLAND, Aug. Fire almost totally
destroyed the hide and wool depots OF
Herman Metzgsr and the Bissenger Com
pany at Front and Salmon streets today.
The total loss will be about $50 900 Bis
sepger & Co g loss is about 1856 900; in
sursnce $25. 900. Metzgsr's loss is 49,
600; insurance $S000
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-08-10

PORTLAND, Aug. 2.--The first through
train to leave over the o. r. 4 N. since
May IA will leave this city tonight.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-08-10

Three KILLED By IN Ezplesiss.
CHICAGO, July Sl.-Thrse men were
killed In an explosion today In the oeono
yards Of DALI & Shepard. At Hawthesne>
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-08-10

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. ). -Decsmh,sr,
si.0lss.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-08-10

PORTLAND, Aug. 3.-Wheat, valley,
so a S2ta Wslle Walla, rs.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-08-10
CRANK AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
wanted to Talk to Cleveland About HI.
Troubles.

WAsHINGToN, Aug Thomas Cado
gan, carrying some stonecutter's tools
over his shoulder, appeared at the White
House today and excitedly told the watch
man: II want TO see the President. 1"
"What for" queried the policeman.
"They want to put me under the ground,
and want to tell the President about it
and you must not stop me-" replied the
man, nervously. The man was carried
to the station.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-08-10

BucyPrs, Ohio, Aug. ga westbound
freight train ON the Pennsylvania road
broke In two this morning, the two parts
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-08-10
EsrrMArE OF THE COTTON CROP.
A New Orleans Man Places 1t Mt 3, 900. OO(
Bales.

Bales,
NEW ORLEANS, La, Aug. 3.-H. NJ.
Neill, the well-knowu cotton statistician,
estimates the cotton acreage at 81 600.
coo acres and the out-turn at s, 900, 00O
bales. In this he allows 1850. 600 fol-
Texas and 6,650.000 bales for other
states. There will be left over | 900 ,00C
each by September l. 1895. compsred to
September /, 1894, unless such decline
should occur as would induce spinners
to carry large invisible stocks.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-25
Queer Japsnese Customs.

In Japan almost every one carries Ian
tern. BY day and night IL is dangling at
his belt. IL resembles a thin, fiat box.
Each end Of the box is fastened TO a sort
ofpaper which, lying in folds, forms, when
drawn out, lantern.
The Japanese usually carries also tiny
wooden box, shaped like cylinder, to
hold his candle. A small medicine chest,
with half dozen little boxes, each CON
tanning "A small portion Of medicine, fan,
pipe and n short sword, all m part Of
the outfit. The belt Of Japan Sc is, there
fore, very important part Of his dress.
His slippers consist of a sole with a
worsted thread at the upper end, through
which the great toe is thrust 20 keep the
slipper on. His pillow is framework OF
whalebone or some other substance, into
which the back Of the neck near the head
fits. This Is TO keep his knot Of hair in
order, for he does not have his hair dress
ed every day, and therefore is obliged to
take care of the piece, which is CREASED
and bound into a cue, the rest of the head
being closely shaven.
The rich japanese send their children to
school in inferior garments in order that
the children Of the poor may not be asham-
ed TO wear their shabby clothes. Young
Folks
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-25

CFFRIf's StLt-JAMFs KE VIZ, PLAIN.
- uh W Lizzie b. iuuEWad snd 6eo-se j..
lirrwa.d ie eldsnts
nder and bY virtue % an order - saia an 1
cecreo - force osura ard gaie istued out Of tla
dis Irr &C. urf D 300 tlr-f irdicIai diafrr OF ne
aud llarke p ihf iH.t unf - lrh uaEf- A.
ls9 ia tne above emitted action. wherein
comes GOO al aTe uau ed uiaiuuH oh.
tEined sudgment and decree " foreclosure and
SAGE ag l.itt IEf.e uluuN 80 anu GOO. 10
J. ing al. defendants on the lsfh day
tum Of SIS N. besides interest COSTS
and attorneys fees. which said decree was
ola The la dsy uf eurra 81. q. 10 l.4i. re-
corded IN judgment book so 80 faii court al
urge -. am commanded % sall an fhose cartA "A
lots. piece or parcel 81 land situate. lying and
bel ia the county % LeWis All Clarke. state o.
nj niana and bounded and described - follows
20 wit
o. NUMBERED tweniy-soven ll1l. end tbs
soutnw ester half ~ lot mum barei twenty eight
tls. in block numbered hfty-haa $50. OF tho
or ginai osnsite Of the city oi Helena, said
county and tate.
1ogeiher with al sni singu or The tenements
hercd itaments AMI anpurfea an q thorrunto be-
LONGING or IN a wise aunarfatn NJ
Public notice Il hereby given that Wednes-
DAY the atl day ga Mareh. A. ID. ls9h a. II
o'clock NJ. Of that day at the front door Of tho
courthouse Helena Lewis and Clarke county,
Montana | will. in obedience 20 said order 81 sale
and decrfe ~ foreclosure snd sale. sell the above
described property, % - much thereof A. may bo
necessary 20 satisiy said Judgment. with interest
and costs 70 the highest and best bidder for
cGsh Ina hand
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Feb
CIAHIFsD. CUHIIs sheriff
RID T. hoss nder sheriff
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-25
THE TATTLER.

Mrs ]. q. Paine, the best horsewoman in
Boston, always grooms her own horse.
Senator Palmer's wife takes lunch with
him every day in the senate restaurant.
Mrs. Andrew Carnegie is happiest when
arranging some holiday concert or musical
festival for the downtrodden and the needy.
Mrs Henry f. Abbey possesses the largest
collection Of photographs Of celebrities with
autograph inscriptions TO be found in this
country.
Mise Blanch Martin, the Wichita Kan.)
lad, who appeared on the streets In short
skirts TO encourage feminine dress reform,
has returned to long dresses.
Mrs. Potter Palmer Of Chicago has pen
chant for Mexican and duchess laces. She
probably owns one of the finest assortments
Of these delicate embroideries in the world.
Mrs. Stewart, IS years old. is in private
nlmshouse in Glasgow. In 1922 she danced
with George " at ball in Hollywood pal
ace. Her uncle was the royal restaurateur
IN Edinburgh and procured an invitation
for her.
Miss Alice Cooke has been appointed lee
tursr in history Of Owens college, Manches-
ter. This is the first time woman has
been appointed In a university college In
England as a lecturer TO mixed classes Of
men and women.
The board Of managers Of the Domestic
End Foreign Missionary society Of the Prot
estant Episcopal church has appointed DR..
Mary b. Glenton Of Boston a missionary to
Alaska. She is 10 be stationed at Anvix,
on the Yukon river.
To the question. "What is the use Of am
bulance classes" Lady Elgin's reply was,
ITO teach us what not To do in an emer-
gency, ~ she considers that mischief is
often caused by an initial mistake in this
or that circumstance Of life.
Miss Annie ID. IIallock, the schoolteaeher
who saved three men from drowning at
Bridgeport recently, has been presented
with a gold watch, chain and charm by
Bridgeport citizens. She has also received
a medal from the New York Life Saving
association.
Nine. &c Matos Is the Joan Of Arc Of the
Brazilian revolution. She enters the field
with her husband attircd in dress which
is "A mixture Of man and woman's attire.
She is about 30 years Of age. with blue eyes
and blond hair. aud possesses a great deal
Of personal magnetism.
The failure Of a bank In indianapolis has
left the widow Of Vice President Colfax
practically peuniless. Mrs. Jennie Heck, a
well known member of the Rebekah de
gree Is endeavoring TO get the Odd Fellows
Of Ohio TO contribute "a fund TO make the
declining years of Mrs. Colfax comfortable.
The wife of Congressman Wilson Is a
small woman. probably about 45 years Of
age. with blue eyes. gray hair and deli
cate appearance. as of one whose health Is
far from strong and there is no doubt that
her husband would not permit her To keep
up with the rapid pace Of society during
~ he spnsun %
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-25
THE CLEANER.
ear is said 70 cause erysipelas.

Fear is said 70 cause erysipelas.
The area of the earth is 197, 900, 900 square
miles
England has 81 dukes, Scotland 7, Ire
land 2.
The English language contains Al distinct
sounds.
To secure a patent fees must be paid in
advance.
More cheese is eaten by the Danes than
any other race.
Petroleum is one half penny gallon on
the east coast of Siberia.
One pound Of sleeps wool is capable Of
producing one yard of cloth.
Americans are the best penmen in the
world, and the British come next
Zinc in Germany is almost exclusively
produced from native ores-calamine and
zinc blends.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-25
F r ZEE!
DTS. Liebig & Co.,
The World Renowned Specialists
PERMANENT OFFICE: i3S MAIN ST.
HELENA.
The World Renowned Specialists.

FIRE. CONSU LTATION given to all persons
fufterinG from chronic Diseases, Diseases Of the
BE. lar, N ~. 1hroAi, Liver, stomAoh Md
Affect ons. The rapidly insrsAsinE number Of
patents In Montana demand greater fAeilitie
and accommodations, 10 meet which Drs. Liob 4
a Co have Stabilized Offices Ia this city. hey
vih be IN charge 81 = Gully authorized rsprssen-
tauye. who win report all eomplicated cases to
the head Office. where CON pleie records are ept
81 all cases and this treatment adopted Zach
branon having its epaoialists no one physician
and neYer EOS thsn hve experienced specials =
have consultation every case prssentei.
having thouFands 10 refer 70, osmparisons are
readily made No expsrimsnting-simply ap.
number proved auceessfu. This l. the secret II
their success and tho rsnon such marvellous
cufos AZ heretofere reported have bean made
after the bfs local physicians prom ounced them
aupelessly incurable.
NHN-t hronic affections ~hethsr from early
Weakness. Loss 81 s anhood. Syphilis and other
affections unhtting them from onioyihg anY %
the pleasures OF life. treated and oHrsf alter
sbso.ute failure By other nrs. LiebtE A Co.'S
treating the diseases OF Men is Worldwide and
they have patients in all paris of H.
WON Their speeiAts , fer affections Of
Women. has all the latest appliances aud
remedies used in tho principal hospitals. ami is
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tA1AkRH-And kindred affections OF the
bye, iAr. Throat and Lungs successfully treatei
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the most deiicats child.
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giver 10 corr epondence aud medicine and ap-
planes sent BY sxnresa
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-25
How to Make Paper owls.

Get a sheet Of gray tissue paper and cut
piece inches by 10 In length. Sew up
the sides like paper bag, gather with
double thread about an inch from the bot
tom and stuff with cotton TO an inch Of
the top. Gather il an inch from the top
to form the head. Cut 9 half inch circles
Of yellow paper, then cut piece of tissue
paper three fourths Of an inch wide aud
or 8 long, gather on the lower edge and
draw up tight 10 form a circle Put a vel
low circle in the middle Of the brown one
and black shoe button in the center Of
the yellow circle for an eye. Sew these on
at the top at the gathering string. Take
a three cornered piece Of brown muslin 4
inches long and a half inch at the base,
crease through the middle and sew be-
tween the eyes. Make little crosses Of
brown ink all over him, one bar of light
and the other Of dark. White owls are
pretty with black ink crosses on the rufiie
around their eyes.-Boys and Girls.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-25

ASH ssMENr NOTICE -THF LEO MINiNg
n 4 Miling Cuppsnr - Montana work !
located three aud one ha miles frouu 3 utts.
silver Los COUNTY. Montana.
Nuiico h hereby cirsu that 81 a meeting u
Trustee II SAID mpsuy hod on tho ath daY n
lebruau. l4ll an Asfesameut Of y cent por
share Wa levied upon tne capital stock "a a /
company. PAYABLE On TIE itth lar II March lsst
10 JON o. Nster, secretary ~ sid cnmpany Al
tha office Of The 90 Aiuing Milling o upanv
~ Msntaaa ruom No. 40 commercial bui.d-
ina - iuuir. 40
AM st.tk upoa which sAid asaessmsnt sha
remain ut D III on tho gist dAy - March isgl
shall b. 81. med deiinqueut. and will - duly al
veftised Cor sa.e Al pablo ancuon. ana unloss
raymsnt d. male efaFe. vii l,o Sold GA too 18th
day q Apri i6aL 20 psy fhe delinquent asssss-
niani. tassihsr vi TIE cusif q ADVERTISING and
eHpansns ~ sale. Iui a. MfhrH.
tecreta-y Of said company
Room Ne l0 fommsfcial buildins, 81. Louis,
Ne. once Of sAid company.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-25

NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS NEEIING.-
~ oiice h hereby given that meeting - ths
stockholler. 81 h Golden hsssengsr Mining
company will b. he'd AZ the % 90 ~ the COM
panY on the seconi floor 81 the Merchants Va
tioEsl ark building. room }, in the city o.
fe-us. Lewis and larko coanty state 81 Mon
tanA On trida6 ihs 9TH DAY 81 March, A.
ID 1884 far tho purpose ~ submitting 20 such
stock dsr- pr Do ! leu 20 sell and convey all
Of tho o. oreriy Of -sid company.
no fTsueftf hereby intsndet % b. cold ard
conveJsi Is particularly described a. follows. tu-
a certain right to the use Of water o. Trout
creek heaghsr count. hnutana. a. evidenced
by certain tlcentuto entitled "Notice OF " aier
hWht, dated tie - day 81 MAJ, issi. and ex-
ecated by homes Coonsg srd recorded june =
I'M, ~ q clock T. m- ia Zoo h n locations,
psge r. ~ the rec rds 81 heashor counts.
Also to fnnA Eliza quartz lodge raiains
claim. 10 lssa'ion notice Of which l. recorded
In book "a. o. 10 locations uAgc ad5 roc
urds ~ Meagher eounfy. Montana
leo IT, oiden hossenger quartz lode mining
In boo :. . o. ode iac.tions p,ee + rescr'l-
of eAgher county, Montana
$50 me ssstiers teilght quarts lode mining
eia.m. ne %, aiian notes ~ whiei a recorded
m boos p Of lode locatious rags 5,t. records
~ . eaghef county. , ohtanA
iso ne lilo andy qu,rts lode rniniag
~ heot 'p' Of lode locations page ia records
Of Msagher eounty. Montana
ella IN. the location notice % which Is recorded
IN book % " loir l"cafiona rage q records
NI MtAANer couh y Montana.
Also the Florence quarE lode mining claim,
the location notice OF watch l. recorded Ia boof
- % lode lucliions. rage ~. records OF
AeaEhor ouanty Montana
Al-s the luma duaId initiate, the location
notice % whiah Il recurrci in book uf uiscsl-
lanoous records, pags So. Meaghor oounty. Mon
tAnA
Alec q . Little Dandy miflsit,. tho location
notice Of Shich 10 recorded "a huoa I Of misgel-
laneous records. pags aiA eagher oounty. hon-
tanA
Also the Golden Messenger u'illslte the locs-
ti,n motto % which a. 70 -ordsl ia beck 20
miscellaneous records. PAGE sit, Mesgher county.
Montana.
Also the Jim randy quartz lode mining claim.
The lorsilon notice n which ts or led IN book
paFe q lode locations records OF Maaghor
county Nontaua.
also the Kelly Guleh placer claim. situate.
bins sni beng In belt mining district. hcagher
ocunty, MenfalA
Also that CO. an mill ami Ell raach nsry. tools
an o'her appliancaa connected herewith upon
the go dsn hessorgr mflisitc. or upon any uf
the MINING claims hsfeln above doscribsd To-
Eeihsr 9Th al the build uss asd houses q ever
iescript on AMI kind upon aid usldsn sosssu-
scr mlIlftie o. tlseNhere upon any ~ - q prop
efiiea aud a.an all raraaual property 20 every
kind ard De cription teonginE 20 said doldan
hesssnnor Niuir cunEany
hY order % the hsar1 81 trustees.
THOMAS d. DOUGHkRIN.
Attest resiacnt
lEASK fUILEn. secrsiary
NALENtI HfINRICh
Oh hiE ". CLARK
CARL HIN HItAhn.
MAJORITY 81 the trustsoa-
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-25

SHERFrs siLF-JOHN n. MILLER.
- plaintiff. vs. Mamie smith. Georgs ". n
Smith her husband = In & iaulsen. Mar
sarst laulsen his wife. oah }. , Ct onnelL
ser. lhcresa hosins Derhauser The vre de-
Under and BY virtue Of N order % raleani de-
cree of foreclosure ana sale isruel out ~ tho
district court u the first Judicial district % tue
s's,s Of hopiarA N snd Tor The COUNTY q
A. ID. isy.. in the above entitled act on. wherein
john g. Il or, tha above named plain
in. obtained Judgment aad decree Of
foreclosure aud sao ains above named
A. u 49, Tor the srm Of s4tas,. besides IN,
terrst COSTS snd attorneys fee, which ssid
deCrsa wns the 2ist dsy II ugusL D.
lss recorded IN judgment book No 81 said
uft ~ 80 am s.,a a ny q 81. Al
lyina and he.nx IN the cuunty % Lewis and
iarke stats - Aontana. aud bounded aud do
i.aI uumbsrea tour ~ in block uumhered
eiEhi Vs., sad lot leinE hcunded on thF moth ~
ighth avrnus en- the east BY lot numb red rye
til m sAia hlogs. on tho ssuth - an allor sni
On the west by Tot numbered three ~ g. Z sal !
block ~ said lots amt block are Lum hsrsd. aa =
said addition on Tile IA the nfice Of the county
clerk and recorder Of evils and Clarke county.
ttsts - Aonianai said lot hoinG m the liesseit
addition 60 the eiiJ q Helena county % Lewis
Together with all sud singular tho tensusats
hero lttamsnts ami appsrtenAnees thereunio b
Public NOTICE Is hereby given that on TassdAF
the +. daT ~ cream, A. u IVA 81 u o clock
m % that day. At iho iron dooT q tts ognF. hoass
helena ls~is ami iArko county, Montana
vii. In ohedcnos 20 said order Of eele ami decree
81 - eclosure and ssle - the above descrihsd
prnporty. or much ueneof may b
nccgtsary 10 sstiafy aid Judgment with interest
aud costs "a the highrst and hest bidder Tor cash
IN hand
Given under my hand this 9th day Of JAnaarr.
A. u isp. . -
~ lam 4. hoss. udor shsriu-
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A Magical Performance.

very interesting and quite simple ex-
pertinent can be performed with a clay
pipe the object being TO knock of the
heel or projection under the bowl from a
distance. The feat may be accomplished
in the following manner; Break short
piece off the end Of the stem and place IL
on the edge Of table, over which it
should project slightly, as in the illustra-
tion. Ask any one present TO stand oppo-
site you and hold the pipe in slightly
oblique position by resting his hand on
the table and introducing his little finger
into the bowl, as indicated. Make sure
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-25

GHERIFFS sALr-NiLLIAM C. r. LIGHT
- wArdt, painuh. W. lhomas .. torfer
Ariinesia Porter his vile rheulas dilehrist.
Essignre. an allies avrnalgh. defendants.
Under and b. virtue OF an order % sale al DO
cree OF foreclosure aud sale issued out % tbs
district court q the nat irdclal dstr.cf % 60
state uf Montana. IN and for The county OF Lewis
and Clarke. on The a day u fsrfuurl. a. a.
1895. in the above entitled action, wherein 81 lIlaui
tanned Judgment and decree %. foreclosure and
tae tgalrst h0mGs fortef Ariinf-ia
signse and Milos CavanruTa. defendants. on tie
81 day OF eorgafg. A 4. lss. far
eos,s aud attorney's fees which said d.
eres was. OF the "a day n febrnsry, q. D..
1894. recorded IN Judgment book 80 J ~ said
court a. PAGE r.. ar ccmmauded to sell nil
that certain lgt pi4ce or psrcel o. land tlfu-
ate lying and being a ths county Of issis and
clarke. stats % MsniAaa. and bounded AMI de-
scribed a. follows. 20 wiz
The west half Of the northeast ouarter. AZ
tho east half Of the nortnwolt quarter an the
southwest auArisf Of the nortnwesi qrafter ~
section tWeaty two w. township eleven I'D.
north ~ rauGs four Ol wet. lee strip of
ground containing about ntle lsl acres ~ lant
hsreiofuTs decided ~ william T.. p. iAchtwzrdt
and Anna ichtwarit. his wife. TO the Nontsna
central kAilwav mpahy. BY deed bearing date
July g lssl and recorded Jan 81. lsgl. Ia bso1
p ~ deeds. page 2ta in the otiice - tho
county cierk and ecorder ~ lewis And ClAr q
ouDuty. sta.e % hontAns. The tare beinE Tor
49,, .sa,,, 49, 1880
including al wster rights aud privileges. and al
bitches, fumes ur mOdes Of conveying water
from stream to snd upon said land
Iogetter with all sni sngular the tens
ments. lere1itAments and appur enhnces thsro-
unto be- rnging or IN any vie appfriAining.
tublo notice 10 here5T given that 90 Iues-
day. the 9th day Of isbrusrs. a. ID isg az u
o'clock OF that day, AZ the front door Of he
court house. heens. Lewis and larke comfy.
Montana will in ubsiience 70 aid order 81 sale
and decree Of foreclosure and saa. sell the above
deacrihe property. or 90 much thereof MAJ
be necessary 20 eatiffy said iudawont with In
terest and costs 20 the III beet and bsst oder.
for each in hand.
Given under my hand. this SIN day Of Febrn, ~
4. d. 1858
CHARLES D. CRRrlS sheriff
ByE Fam X Losa nder he1h
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-25

We all have sohss and pains. but they
needn't last lonR-not any longer than il
takes 20 pat on on ALLoocK's Porous PLAs-
TER. The only thing TO look out for is that
you GET the right plaster. There are others.
but You don't want them; take our word for
n. for when you need n plaster you need II.
nd there's no time for experimenting an 4
finding ont mistakes then. Ask for ALI
COCKS Porous PLAsrHRl ana see that you
get them. IL they SAY that some other IL
Just as good, tell them that only tue hest IL
good enough for you. ALLcoCK's PoRoUs
IdAsTKRs are quick and sure, aud acknowl-
edged by the highest medical authorities
and everybody else 10 he the best outside
iemedv for pains and aches OF every de-
seription.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-25

Drunk again" she sarcastically re-
marked as he stumbled into the room.
What's gone wrong nowY'
"Nussin, m dear" stammered the ed
itor, 81 jus diEEy-hesd swim I'm readin
n c'rectin s'much copy"
well. she muttered. n he carefully
placed his boots on the bed and threw
himself under it. 1--WE often heard that
reading makes full man, but never saw
IL verified before. Atlanta Constitution.