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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-08

ALIAS SUMMONS - IN THE plsrRI =
court ~ the tirst Judicial district 81 the
fiaie o. Montana IN and ..r the oonnty Of
evils and Clarke.
oc,a q. raham. p'aivtin. vs ! frederick Ora
haul defendant
The state Of Montana sends ereetins 20 ths
riate named defendant
Aoasrc terrb required TO appear In an ac'ipa
hruaaht agsire, yoI - the ahuVs uaulea uisi b.
"a b tho di.tI Z curt II the fifst iud.c al
district 81 the stats OF Montana fn anA To- tne
cnnuiy OF Lewis AMI Clarke and 90 answer 80
ump.alnt hled y . eln. within ten days lsxclu
o. th.s fumrol.. ssrTel within tiis conn y.
~ tserte ont cd this county, bat within this ais
tat y thin twr uig day, o "a fNtso Nithia 70 o.
~ 20 iud ON suf by i'efa 20 will BE- taEan
ia usi you sceorii 10 thu prayer II "a d con
iia snii action - hrul got 60 obtain = jug
f,taut ADD decree % he conrt dissuiHing tie
10 suf uianimons he's. ofore an nov esi-t-
+. hstpsen o. 'frn4anf ADD this niAinliu vn
rs .ronnd That defend ~ fAs eammited ado
8 a. Gree bis MARI q ts o. riutu
aIyuu ar 10 ~ o. d. cd that n yon fail fs
-t.tstr an anawtF tie AL C. ui plant 81. v
fsau.rel thn fAIa piainuu wtu rpfg g. tf
CO. ri or the 70 q. nl sized IN - comulalai.
d van uu4er my Laul ald 800 fsal u the Dis
tr 81 Cont Of the fifs Jud cisl nistric
uftha tat % NuntAla, IN and
H- Or tho uuufy 81 Lewis aud
ssal first iafke tins 18th day q hob
nd hist ruarg, IN tho )csr q oar ord
Iourt. Que Thousand eight hundred
Ner ana niueiy four.
JOHN hFAN Clerk.
HyG. q. THEKMAS neputJ CLERK.
ND. Gardner. attsrasy fsr plAinaA
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F r EE !
DTS. LiGbig Z Co.,
The World Renowned Specialists.
PERMANENT OFFICE: l3S MAIN ST.
HELENA.

FREE CONsU LTATLON given TO all persons
suffsriag fTen Chronic Diseases DissAaes Of the
bye. Ear. n sc. Throat, Liver, ttomach, Kid
neyr, Urinary Craans. Aervou, And Private
Affections. The rapidly Increasing numheY of
patents in Mentsha demand ErsatsI faeilitiei
and accommodation. TO peet which Drs. liebis
A 90. have estabiished ofiices IN thia city. hoy
will be in charge Of eulT satAorized rspresen-
the bead ON &c. who're complete records are sspt
~ all cases and the treatment adopted. Each
branch having is spssiEiiits no one physician
and rover less than Ave exparienced specialists
have consultation on every case presented.
having tkousanda 90 rsfer 10. companions are
readily made No Epnfimantinz-aimpy ap-
plying the treatment thAs has umss without
number proved successful his 4 the secret OF
their success and the rsson suoh marvellous
cures a. herstofore reported have boon made
after the best Local physicians pronounced them
bspelossly incurable.
MIN hr0nic affections whether from early
indiseretienh .ehereh t%cesss,. seminal
affections uniting thgm from enjoying any Of
the pleasures Of iife. treated and cure after
absolute failure b. othera brs. Llsbis Co =
treating the diseases Of Men Is worldwide. and
they have patients in all pArts % IL.
WOMt N-Ihslr spscia ~ for Affections Of
women. has all the lateet appliances and
rsmeuies used in the principal hospitals and IL
wtthoutA superior on the coast.
CAIAbRlI-And kindred affections Of the
Eye, lar Throat and Lrnzs successfully treated
ana IN manasr 80 mildly a. TO b aeoeptahle to
the moet delicate child.
Traces for spinal Dsformitlss. Club Feat. etc.
manufactured batisfactitn guaranteed.
Gall early and avoid benz harriet b. the
larse numbef of patienta Hose who cannot
eau state their cases By letter arsfal attention
given to corr spor dence and medicine and ap-
pliancea cent b. express
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IL is OF vital importance shAt il should be
understood by persons whoss kidneys are
inactive. that this condition OF things Is
rnallf inductive of stste Of the organs
whsrs life hangs in the balance. BriGhts
disease, diabetes Albumiuuria are all dis
eases OF very obstinate character in thai
mature stage and all have a fatal teu-
deney. They often bafli3 the most
rractioed medical skill. and the
most APT roved remedies Of nateriA metica.
Eut opposed at the outsft-that Is to say
when the kidne,s begin 90 discharge their
functions inaetiVely--w Hoststtsr's
Stomach Bittsrs. the dangerous tendency IL
checked. Very useful. A.ao. Is this hou ss-
hold N sdieine for those ailmonts Of 0onl-
mon rsncs-oonatipatiOn, biliousHsss.
dyspei sia and nervousness. 10 10 safe
guard against malaria and averts ehroaie
Theumatigm
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NOTICE OE STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
~ Notice Il hereby given that a meeting Of the
eompsny vii b. hsd At the ofsoo Of the com
pany on the seceni floor Of the Merchants Ma
tiOnal hank building room ], in the city OF
tara. on FRIDAY. the 9Th day Of March, A.
ID. 1894 fer the purpose OF submitting 10 such
stookho ldsrs proposition to sell and convey All
Of the property Of said COMPANY.
The property hereby intended 10 be feld and
conveyed Il particularly described a. follOws to-
wit
A certain right to the use Of water Of Trout
creek MeAsher county, hontans. a. evidenced
By certain indenturs entitled Notice Of Water
eo1te3 b. Ihomas Csoney and recorded June 4
1881. 81 o'clock p m. Ia book 81 locations.
page ~, of the records OF heAghsr county,
Also the Anna EliEa quartz lodge mining
claim. tie location notice Of which IL recorded
In book "f' Of lode locations. page 5o5. rec
ords OF MsAshsr oouHty. kontAna
Also the tOlden Messenger quartz lode mini g
claim. the location aotics OF which is recorded
IN BOOK ''p' of lode locations pAge $50. records
Of a sagher county. Montana
flso he AssAysr's Leigh quartz lode mining
in book p" Of lode locations page 81. records
Of ehgher couRty. Montana
also he Little J andy quarts lode mining
claim. the locatlon 10 ice Of which IL recorded
in book spy of lode locations page s72 records
Of Msazher county, Montana
Aso the hcns Guard quartz lode minln g
claim. the location notice OF which IL recorded
IN book @ Of lode locations. IAge 62 records
OF MesEher coun y. Montana.
Also the floronc QUartE lode mining claim.
the location netice Of which IL recorded In hoo <
o. Of lode locations. page NV records OF
MaAghsr county Montana.
Also tho Home Guard mtlleite, tho location
notice % which IL reeoreed in book Of misoel-
lansoas records, page Az. Meagher county. Mon
tana.
Also us Little Dandy millsits, the location
notice Of which Il recorded IN book OF nlsoel-
laneoas records, page Saa. keagher eouaty. Non
tara
Also the Golden Messenger millslte the looA-
ton notice OF which Is recorded in book ! Of
miscellaneous records, page Stt, heaghsr county
Montana
ALSO the Jim randy quartz lode mining claim.
the locA or notice ~ which h recorded In book
=, pAse u lode locations, records Of Msasher
county ontsHa.
lso tie Kelly Guleh placer claim situate.
lying and being In Belt mining district, hsAgher
county Montana
Alss that GER ain mill and ell raachinsry. tools
am other appliances connected herewith upon
the 6oden Messenger millsite, or upon any OF
the mining claims herein above described to-
eeiher With all tie build ugs sad houses Of every
description and kind upon taid Golden hessen-
ger initiate OF elsewhere upon any Of said prop
critics and also ali personal property Of every
kind and de.criptioa belonging TO sAid 0oldsn
Nsssenger Mining company
By order OF the beard Of trustees.
THOMAS II. DOUGHERrf.
Attest; resident
VALFSiISn HRIEPIcH.
or RGE W. CLARK
CARL Bfi.t S1HANn,
majority Of the trustees
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Had 60 DO It.

A humorous excuse was that given by
the defendant I'm case Of breach Of prom
ise The defendant was allowed 20 say n
word in his own behalf Eyes" he said,
81 kissed her almost continually every
evening called at her house"
Lawyer For Plaintiff-Then you confess
IT.
Defendant-Yes. do confess IL, but |
hadfo do 81
I.awyer-You had 20 do H. What do
you meant
could keep her from singiug.-Detroit
News.
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CATIONS NERVE TONIC
AND WALLER.

Quickly cures general aud nervous debtlitr,
Pinsl exhaustion, heuI itheniA sto.
Completely, perfectly aud psrmanentT rsiuv-
nat ng the vital energies; inereA-ins nervous
power. reneving the ambition Of youth sad the
iourars Of mAaheod; restoring t. enfesbled,
inervatsd exhausted, dsvitnlizeu. o. uYerWorked
nsn and women perfect oonstitutiona powers
lts extraordinary eurativs power nanile-ls
hsslf almost imasdisteiJ IL l. TAX 90 this
point the evidence % thess who have sen Il 4
Tho sfisc, Of every dose dsihs them 500. itis =
restorative infusAcs thrsugh the mssium q tls
aervous sy,tsm to every orgAn and tissue IN the
body. Il makes bot little difference wheihsr ths
acute disease. oVerwerk OF certain mischisvous
lndiscretiou; OF whether tho broken down coa-
aition h cslled ~ one name ether. 90 long a.
there 10 nervous exhaustion general Or local
ueaknsss-sn Ions - snervaiion aud debility are
he I'VE 81 h allnent this l. the remedy,
ThOSh WHO suhtth from the rssults Of
over mental OF physicd ezertion. hardship.
nxposurs hidden drainA caprice or who have
brought upon themselves series a Affections by
iii and in tstons VitaiiSsr sSs Nerve rssis
the remedy Of their oertian rsliet II speedily
removes AL evidence Of progressive pLyecl
WHENEVER n RF rs any weakness q the
vital orsans nstvousaess. pro.irstions q tbs
physical or mental ensrsies, confession n idsas.
lack o. esn-cunhdence. irritAbiltty 81 per.
melancholy cowardice. weakness 81 tie knees
ana hack. psipii alton Of the heart dragging pain
IN The ioins hesdache frritst on Of tie kiansys
ard Bladder milky urine perniCioas ana hidden
WAstes resultins IN "a ore of ths meetai and
physical power G. asiitutinE 40 lmpediment %
success and % fttins him of her for he dutes
End responsibilities o lite n Il tie remedy pa
s1cslenc.
ate the work 81 regeneration and curs In MANI
oasss. Hut stubbsrn cases often require NOR. q
vii b sent poet pad. secured iTsm ohserF.tie9
for si.0O pr TAckaTa. o. . packages Tor sa.va
A0 c1foS MED. CO. Boston. Ma.
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Montana Division is Main Street Helena
northern Diyision-s at broadway. Butte
CITY. Montana
Southern Divis on-i2s South Msin street. Loo
hngelee. california
Centrnl Division 5nl 60 ao1 West Ninth Street
Kansas ity Missouri
Western iiivi.ion-io0 uearJ Street. San Fran
cisco California
EAslsrn ivislon-I0i EAndolpA Street, CAisaEo
Illinois
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Whom Bahy was sick. We gave her Ca-toria.
Whom she was child. she cried Cor Casioria.
Whoa she h~came Miss she chung 90 Castorla.
When ahe hal ChIldrcn, she gave them Clstoria
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Elderly people remember Their spring
bitisrs With n shuider. Tho present gen
Grafton have much 90 be thankful for. not
the lssst Of thei- blessings being such a
Pleasant and thoroughly effective - ing
medioins ss Ayers a sapAfilla. 10 Il q
heslth-rsstorer aud a hsalth- maintainsf..
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Monscigncur was formcrlya royal title.
Now IL r. applied 90 a bishop with emiElf
sadorial powers. A. "a distinctive appti-
phin. son of Louis NV.
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I A.,,M!.!sE:,X J, Pills!

Dr. Caton's Reliable Compound for l.AAiss are
SAFE. rrompL Eneotual 1hs ohEinAl end onlg
seAlsd. Adyiss tres oA1oh hFLo CO. -
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-10
VAEDLlNG DENIES IT.
Says He Never Admitted to INSPECTOR
Owing That He t'ad a Thief
in His Employ

Postmaster Vandling emphatically
denies that he uttered the statements
asoribed 20 him by Proprietor Camp
bell Of the Times, in which it is alleged
he admitted to kno"iugly keeping q
self confessed taigf In his employ. To
a TRIBUNE reporter yesterday the post
mast.r said Ia answer 10 Mr.. Camp
BELLS query a5 10 Whethor or not tie
Brown package was misaius Tor O.
time, answered th4t sucl was tho
case but explained that there was
nothing mysterious or irregular about
its Disappearance.
THE package in question was ono
containing Weiry Addressed lo Mrs.
George Brown. The owner could not
DO found and it was laid aside TO be adj.
v.rused. 4 week latter Carrier JOS nh
Fidiau, announced thgs h. had found
Jho owner in Green Ridge and chat she
WIS inquiring for the package. The
package could not be found at tie
time, but when Jus superintendent Of
carriers, Barry H. Whyte, came to the
Office and learned that the owner WAS
iuQuiriug for the package he produced
it with th9 explanation that b5 had
taken it out 10 inquire among the
George Browns for fua owner. l in
vesiEated the matsGr and satisfied ny
self that there WAS nothing irregular
about It's delivery"
The fifty cent affair about which
there Is 80 much ado IS another bug IL
boo. A letter which had contained a
ility cent piece passed through the
Office. The fifty cents was lost and
the manner Of its disappearance is an
! everyday occurrence. Coin Will slip
out Of letter il it is not carefully
scaled and even in casa OF its being
properly sealed the coin often breaks
| through the envelope TAo letter in
question was delivered to the daughter
Of the man to whom it was addressed
She delivered it to her mother aud the
mother in time to the party addressed
The fifty cents was just az likely lost
while passing through the hands OF the
| family SO il was while the letter was
in our hands, consequently considered
the matter to be Of very small import
anca."
"Tho letter to Il. Bradley, Of Penn
avenue, which was delayed for a
number of Days, was accidentIy put
into Humphrey Bradley's box Hum.
phrey Bradley was at that time on his
wedding tour, consequently tho letter
lay in bis box until a. returned.
"A7 TO the Times charges" concluded
Mr.. Nandling, "tho public can best
judge whether or not they are
prejudiced. They do not have any
effect on me aud the inspector has
assured me that he sees the prejudice
which prompts thom.'
Notwithstanding the denial of Post
master Vandliug, Mr.. Caumbell in
aists that Mr.. Vaudling did admit lt
him ia the prosance of Inspector Owing
,nat he had confessed thief in hi.
Office. So the matter stands.
At q late hour last evening n ramoI
chat the investigation Of thJ Inspector
had eliminated in the arrest Of sus-
peotei individual was emphaticAlly de-
MED by Inspector Il gerton.
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formally appointed by the principal.
White it is desirable TO uniform the
scholars. the matter can be left to them
and their parents to decide. a plain
uniform costs no more than ordinary
clothes, and cap and blouse should
he worn nc all times. Swords aud belts
for the officers are usually provided by
the authorities and belong to the
school.
PUPILS FAVOR IT.
The idea of military training mas
already enthused boys, parents and
many members Of the board of con-
troll, and in order to bring the matter
to point for final adoption The TRIB-
UNE would suggest the following
simple course Of procee1uro:
First, The board OF control should
use their right 10 establish law pro-
Yidiug for physica, exercises;
Second. Suggestions and co-opora-
tion should DO given by the Grand
Army and National guard officers Of
the city.
IL mas yet to be learned that there is
opposition to the project. and She
board of control is only waiting for the
edOrsement Of citizens 10 warrant it in
establishing either voluntary or COM
pulsorY physical exercise law Con-
saquently, impetus should be given and
the columns Of The tRlBUle are At the
disposal OF any for observations pro or
con
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Woods College OF business and Short.
hnnA.

!" oOuS NS4AeBd o. DusluGSb anu OuOtG'
hand.
TO the PUdhO. Since the organization
OF our school we have given TO the citizens
Of Scranton and Pennsylvania advanL-
ages in the commercial and stenographic
work equal to that Of the best colleges in
the largest cities.
More than 1000 students have attended
IL n single year
4 GTedt Multitude has been inspired to
higher living and have won important
places in the business and professional
world.
With the experience and SUCCESS of the
past we propose to give our patrons Of the
future higher more practical, and thor.
ough business and stenographic courses.
Conditions in the business world have
changed. Schools must change to meet
these conditions Students must be taught
to do as well as to think.
The faculty is an important factor IN
an institution.
Heretofore 9ue haze educated or
teachers rs-this year we have engaged men
who have made record and acquired a
reputation.
We have had good pupils in the past.
We shall have better ones in the future
No business school in the United States
can exhibit q more competent, cultured
and efficient class Of aggressive teachers.
The college viii reopen August u. Day
ana night sessions. Old Students studeuts
who have not completed the course aud
prospective students, arc invited to call.
The office is always open.
+. L. WOOD, President.
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CITY NOTES.

Tribune readers leaving for their
summer vacation can have heir favor
jtc paper sent to them without extra
cost, by notifying this Office of the de-
sired changes in the papers address.
Traction company employees were paid
yesterday.
This evening the Young Mems institute
will hold an important business meeting.
Six tramps were arrested In The Jersey
Central yards yesterday morning, but were
released later on their promise to move on.
The supply committee of the board Of
school control met yesterday to consider
the bids for school supplies for the comiug
year.
The Second legislative district Demo-
cratic committee will meet at the Pacific
hotel on August II to TX time for
primaries and convention.
An Ice cream social and band concert
VIII be held on the lawn of Henry Hirst,
Court street, Friday evening, August 10
under the auspices of the Luther laague.
The ladies OF tho Green Ridge Woman's
Christian Temperance union will hold q
cake ana ice cream social in their room,
6l5 Green Ridge street, this evening. All
are welcome.
The Green Ridge wheelmen have placed
on exhibition in Berry the jewelers. show
window the prizes which they offer to the
winners OF the events of their race meet on
Wednesday August 22.
Marriage licenses were granted yester.
day by Clerk Of the Court Thomas. to
John Gilhooly and Mary Silhck city.
John V. Fadden, Olyphant, and Mary
Alice Murphy Dunmore.
William Hall was admitted to bail BY
Judge Archibald yesterday in the sum of
$500, Hall Thornton becoming his Sc
curity. Hall j. charged by his wife with
assault and battery and making threats.
Oh application of L. p. Wedaman Judge
Archibald yesterday appointed DR.. !. H.
Mcclure Of Fell township and f. q. Den.
mis-. of Carbondale, TO appraise the estate
aud effects of j. j. Jauswick who recently
made an assignment.
Professor f. +. Wood has selected his
faculty for the coming year and has Sc
cured some OF the strongest men In tnC
business college world. A reception, wher
the students will meet the new faculty,
will be given Monday night, Aug "a.
Chief of Police Simpson and Officer
Moir leave today on their regularly as
signed annual vacation which will be
spent with the Thirteenth Regiment a.
Gettysburg. Officers Day, Block and
Sloat, also members OF the regiment, VII
60 to camp. At their own expense they
have engaged Special Oficers Williams,
Surdam aud Bryant to serve during theil
absence.