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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-23

SHERIFt-s sAIF-BY VIRTUE or AN EKt-
- cution in my hands. issusd out OF the dis
trict court q tho first Judicial district o. tbs
state Of Montana IN aud foF tie county Of Lewis
ana clarke. ia the tuit OF 81 ton gain I
l.tchErd 4. hey. duig sttestei lie 18Th day %
fA1uarr A. ID 10 / ave levied upon all
tho right title and interest n he said icf A.
L.hey L ard TO tho following described prop
orty situated In Lewis aud Clarke county,
tas ~ Montana. viz
be Ams.ieA4 . iAs ods Aiming claim. stu.
afeu in rten.pe mining district LAWS and
tlarka county hoafsna according e. notice Of
location thereof on % % in the oh Of this clerk
and reotrtlsr - wis snd larka county.
Montana ia hook u lode loeation-.
age a.. 20 which said record referen'o il
hereby made for M ore cslup ete desori ption.
together with all and angular the tensments
hsfod tAments and A. % -tsnancos tbersusto bS-
longin- Or in snyvi-c s-rs-taIu az
Notice Is hereby given that on tbs 18th
day ~ ieLruHrl. A. D. ls1A ws-n the hours
81 rite O. cl.ck and frn O'Clock %. m.
o. t7Id d-y. to-vit - L. clock m at The
front doot Of the court house cts
- hf lera eAi rut f.r.. ear D. state
- g en J viii sell All the right title and in
teresf - tho Faid All hoy in and o.
tue said shove described property 70 tho highest
bidder Tor cash iu hand
Given under ny hand thia tic 81 dag Of
fsDruary. A. ID. ios
tHA- Pr. rrRTIs. sheriff.
tnrD r lioss Undsr .h.rd
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-23

In certain house, where the people
,ove nature SO well that mo- drapery cur
tains ars used and where the shades are
usually rolled Co their highest limit y =
Observed that che women all look old but
nc night. when all thc soft lights shine ont
from under their shades of pink and yell
low. they are young and fair The oppo-
site effect is observed iu auoi her house,
where tho women look their best IN the
DAYTIME. aud here the light Is softened
bv shades and Incoming draperics that are
never thrown back from the upper part O.
the window. At night electric lights, M
der globes that can hardly Zoe called arts
tic. glare down ON eyes that are tired aud
bring out every mark AZ time. One wom-
an ahhors lamps i'm pet ieoats; the other
despises windows IN draperies. New York
POST
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-23

GGFRIFF'S SALE-HARRIEr +. WOOD
y plaintin " Jeanette eady. formerly widow
Of John 4 Whitehead, aud franz Leedy har
nder and by virtue Of an order Of sale and
decree of foreclosure and sale Issued out OF ne
district court Of the FIRST Judicial District or Tue
lf.ta of Montana in ana for the cOurty Of Lewis
and lArxe. on the gh day OF february. =. II.
1851 in the above entitled acllon M W.
Harriet 4. Mood. tho above named plGiuuu. ODD
tanned a Judgment and decroo Of foreclosure
and sale against Jeanette Leady, aud frshA
Leeiy. her husband. Def -ndtnts On nc IN M aes
oil ebruary. 10. 1884 for the sam o. 80 - ~
beuides interest cos.s aud attorneys fees Whica
eGid decree Was On tie YIN CAV OF fepruai5.
"A. D.. 1854. recorded in Judgment book 20 OF
eeid rourt al raxa -. 1 am command 10
sel oil tloe certain lots pieces or pAFoels 81 l.hI
situate. lying ami belns Ia tho county % l,eNis
ana larke, state 81 Montana ana pouhosu anu
described as follows. to wit
routhe.t quarter OF q noriao.s. siio
east If n me southwstt arter oi we Aor.l-
east quarter tho eaft half q tho nort Invest guar
ter Of tho ,ouihsast quarter, the sou hWtss quAI
ter of tie southeast quarter u lection number
nina l3l. aud tho west hall 81 the norhW ~
quarter ~ the southwest quarter u sect on
nuulh.r ten % ,. al m to"n.hlp luinDef t"else
tanning an area Of Two hundred an1 tWenty l--ul
fcres according TO the United : tate. government
survey also all "a err watsr rlshts ultchsN iIAn
chiee- and pnFAeses upon l-AIlhs ~, ~
nected with or u-uaily had aad enjoyed m con
roction With said described premises aAu rAoh
and every part and parcel thereof Also an M
dtvidad -thirl ti.l interest in s.Kly-four feat
Of do north lido Of lot number eleven ~.
located on the uolthwsst quarter Of section
thirty f3Ol. township ten ll0i, uorth 81 range
thee l3l west. commencing eINty-tWo ltZl ieet
from the northwest corner of lot numb-r SIX
toen l6l, thence north si1ty-four lual ieei;
thence north % degrees esst to the west Inns o.
Clore street now PARK ayenuel, thence houtu
slong sad line eixty-four tdi feet; thence west
10 the place Of beginning. said pieee Of land
being ia 1Lomps.ns sddulol 10 the town o..
Helena.
fub.ie notice l. hereby given that on raiurday
te8i DAY OF arcN. A. ID. 1894. al II O'o. scA
M ~ that cay Il tho front door OF tue cou
/ house, helona. Iewi- amt Clarke county, Mon
I tann I viii. a. obedience 90 said order OF "a q
and decree Of fore clos re aud sale, sell the ahui
I a-crinad property o. much thereof A. M ~
/ b. necessary 20 satisfy fRid Judgment, with IN
/ teres aud costs. TO tho highest and blst bidder.
] for cash in and
Given under my hand this b day Of February
I A. l. 1884 -
CHARLEs y CURTIS. Sheriff
By FnED T. Hoss. nder sheriff
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-23

ADJUSTMENT NOTlCE- TuE LEO MINING
q & Milling tumuanF - Npntaua. Horrs
located fhr.n and ule-haf mIles from Lutte.
silver Bow county. Aunfzuu-
sntlre ls her. hy given that 81 q nesting ~
Trustee 90 Fa.i .muaur hH.i ga tlc p .i Jay n
= ebraarss l-ft au a-fafsusut ~ g cont In-
-Iare was .rFl.a up.u zoe "a lfal stock n a. 3
coupaa i. payable coo ne lith LAY % Marcel. .sf
fu JON o. arser, sorfrfarE - .a.i company a.
- Montana room so. go lu mHrr.a I b ID q J.
iuf. ~ l.oln. So
anr -fack upoa which sad as-ls.-n. zoo -IaI
remain 40 rsIi ca tire 1l-f day - March. I-.I
-haII tf as "a 10 HeiIni ..4t- Hal sIi D.. duly 3D.
Varfi.rd fIr "A ar Us bile uurfIHn. adj Ill.as
farm-ut u. u.s. sfHr.. aill o. -...f .4 f.. .fa
uay 81 April. l-at go pay fin d...r ..f a.ss.s
r.alf. forof Har vi Gee c1-.a 90 HIstr .-l. aud
azt..u-f.t q saie Iuls D. MFI.
tecr.fH.5 oi -aiI company.
Room en 900 cmmsrcla. lu. ding -f. Lslis.
Ma.. office OF erld compaar.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-23

To suffering humanity 10 tell re great
benoht my wife has received from Parks
Sure Care. the truly great liver and kidney
cu.e She las been constitutiontlT
wrecked for sevsrnl years. iriec cvers-
thing ffuitlessiy. After much persuasion
from nv druggist backed by bis guarenteo
j bought a bottle OF Parks sure Cura AM
the results nre more than wonder oil. ~.
D. Bhvcs 240i Jones street. OMAHA, Neb.
Sold by Parchen- ID Acheul Drug coz Iauy.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-23

AZ "a church meeting boo ohc &C Ode -ub-
urbs oi Chicago che Inquiry was made
whether carts.u lawyer If tlc cougr-Qa
tion. whose financial Affairs were -pmc-
what involved bad '-V.f religion. go
which another lawyer present responded.
"No. Trims NOT unless it'- BOO hi- wife s.
name. ~aa Francisco ArgouauL
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-23

zone Kiss, Kate dear. What DO YOU iearf
There Is no one but your brother near
And De is such a little thing
What harm can such an infant bringg"
.Nfv brothers small nor old is he,
But. having eyes, he'll surely see.
And. having seen, l'vc learned tull well
lis the little things that tell.
Yale Record.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-23

good remedy aud there is not awning
on the ma kst that equals french lansI
Tablets for tho relief and cure OF rainful OF
i regular uenses these tubets remove al
distractions. no matte; what the cause
Manufactured by A. Augendfe. Paris,
Franc, and for sale ONLY by Parehen
p'Acheul Drug Co.. Helena. Mont, sol
agents. Price g per box sent b. mail
securely 81 A.ed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-23
r aIeigh g. Clarke.
PROPOSALS FOR ERECTION OF BUILD
mos.
O.. S. ISufAN SrRvfcF.
fuow AeFNlY Mon. Jan p ESQ

ROW AHAANh Mont IN. --. AsaA
sealed proposals. endorsed proposals. for
erection " bindings. and dressed 20 thl un-
der-isned a. Crow Agency Moutana, pill be re-
Caited az tbis agency uni. ono @ CLOCK 2. ia Of
Monday frb Do l15i. 10 fIrulruIlg the ueces-
cary material Hud labor required Ia tso err cton
ami CON p.C-Ion 81 one ll war nuf se, che uJ
4.lales reid ice. aud one 10 slaughter house,
nu ryDr crock. On ne Crow rrsrfFntinn. 10 &C
clria -ce with plans ami speciicatious which
..ay ua exam moi ~ the od.C0- 81 Inc indie
fralsat. % lleleua Mont tho 'l lines. DID o.
l.ll. IIga. l1at.. and OIL Tina agency.
baiaors 81 a. sfats iu their DID is the proposed
Irico n eArl hiding. and the length % time
Dr. 90 Iumher o. ue used. whether Montana ~
ga .tef % ~ " .sforl
atteufiln %. hi idsrs j. invited 20 the act
Of rlugra-t approved Aug D. i-3i, entitled an
i.et relating 10 tho Imitation - tio hours II
daily service 80 IabIrers nnd ms chaulcs en-
u.eJeI upon tic ru lo worE- 81 ths rited
rta IS aLl q the istrlct Of olumbiA.
lU- right IS ~ rived tu reJnct All or al Dds
90 any lar ~ any bid Il deemoi for me lei
iufo-ast VI toe service
rEtIlffKD CHE EF-
zach BID must DO aecou panied by certified
CHfrs nr draft upon some uIied states dep -
tory or solvent national bank "a tns Ficinry OF
fln rtsIleur. - RIO lItta- male pa al o tu a.
or go a. UH ruUrUfsaluner ~ iniia 90 ntal-ss Tot
o. lesFt ifs p0- Urnf % ffln ufnu. nt OF tao prp
rusal. wsIrH check .r duff NiiI De f0rfelte'
g. Iha ll.rd rfHts- DOB car any bidder r "a laFr
cute contract With god and sutcient tufe
/ fIaa. ufHerHIHe o. De- reformed fu the bidder
ifi- aeon l.auI.d Do cal ln lieu 81 a rfrilhe
chsck uil lot b. cpusltfrid
for flr'hsr i.f.rnatiou e. 10 location o
F boa tinss. mean Of trsu- p0rtation. etc.. d
. .r-pidcaUols cannot d. cent Co bidders. APP.
a. afeuc5 20 "a. g.. ~ uAN.
a.. 8 Indian ~ NJ.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-23

An obedience TO the simple laws Of
hygiene and the use OF Ayers sarssparilh
will enable the most delicate man OF sickly
woman 10 pass in ease and safety from tbs
ioy atmosphere Of February 10 the VAIN
moist DAYS OF April. IL Is the best OF
sprinr med eines.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-23

have been troubled for years With
backing cough. Have had many doctors
and trioi City cough cures. grow worse
al ths time. triol PARKS Couch hIruu
and found im mediate relief. begins g
the bottom OF the q sense and ! know 70 De-
the best cough remedy GA the market Re
fer any sufafsr Co lrs. W. j. Fah-Y. Lr
Roy. n. B. Sold by larcheu-D .AcLsui
Drug company.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-23

The best sslve 10 ale world for Cuts.
Bruises. sores. Ulcers. sait llheum, Fever
Sores. letter. Charped hauds, Chib!a.ns
COINS and al Sans b ugt!on.. and rosie
lively cures piles 90 d. Iay rsqu. %. lt o.
guaranteed Go give perfect eatisfsciiou OF
money refunded. Price - cents Der hoz.
Tor sale ~ the Parchen D'Ach-ul Drug
lumUarN.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-23

Mrs. Dukane-I don't see how you can
Blanche when You see what an
awfully ugly man she has married.
Mrs. Gaswell-But you ought TO have
seen the one she was engaged 20 first. Pitts
burg Chronicle.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-23

Ara Good for are treated more successfully
Nv Parks les. lis not cathartic; no
oripirg or pain. Jet moves the bowels every
day. Sold By Paroaen-D Aoaeul Drag
COMPANY.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-23

Nearly all women have good hair, though
many are gray. ana few a e bald. HALLS
Hair Remover testo ss the natural colo,
nud thickens the growth OF the hair.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-23
HARPERS PERIODICALS.

The volumes % tie Magazine begin with the
rurnhs = Tor June ant I see Der % each year.
When no tsmait rusutionot Huhsci iptious Al /
hegin with tha number cnrraat ~ he time -
reosi pt q ordar ound volumes % HsEFrH' n
NA4ArIsE fof three years lnek. IN neat cloth
hndiuz will 10 ant by mail poet raid on re-
ratpt Of alnJ Der volume Cloth cases. for bind
ing ~ cents otch b. mail post paid.
iemiftancas should 10 made by pOstotiico
money order II draft. 20 avoid chance ~ loss
Nswspspsrs are not TO copy thi. advertisuent
sifhoat the express order a Harper Brothers
Address
MARPEE& BLOTHERs NEw YpRK-
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-23
1894.
Harper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.

HAMPERS hk0AZISE for 1894 vii maintain ths
character that has made it the fAvorits idus-
trRted periodical Tor tho hon.. among no r.
results OF enterprises undertaken By tho pub
Isnsrs thsra will appear during tho year
sup.rbly illustrated Iapars Oh lntia b. Edwin
lord Weeks on the Japanese seasons by Alfr9a
Par..ns on QeFmanT b Poultney riEol9w, on
Paris ~ kiehsr harding Davis, and on ho1ieo
b. frsslsrio bennington
Among tie nfhsr notable features Of tho Jear
viii bp nore.a b. t.e0rge du MEar or aud hari -
Dudley n .rner the tersonAl rem iuiacenoss ut
y h. ToualNs and eight short stofias Of west
arm froutisr Mo hy oven Wlstsr ohoTt stories
Will al D D. chntrlbutel b. hrEndsr Matthew.
Eiohard HArdinx Davis hAry r. wilkins, Ruth
40 n-ry ktuari, Mlss lanfenoe, Alma ! aoemA
Gcorss A. hihbard Qu.su2y d heaurepairs
Thomas Nslada age Hnd otlerA fruci-s IN
topics 81 current ints-sst will - Contributed
By distins uisAod sDeciAlists.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-23
law and order In constautiuople.

Constantnoplc has population Of co.,
900 people. but EAST year only 5000 arrests
were made.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-23

- county OF Lewis and Clarke o Is
seal First tho Igth day OF February. in the
I Jud DIST year Of our Lord one thousand
/ tourt eight hundred and ninety-fOur.
~- JOHN BEAN. Clerk
" 6. q. FREFMAN, Deputy Jerk
Mcconnell. Clayberg & Gunn, attorneys for
pla ntih.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-12
A POPULIsT MISSING.
Port Angeles Doesn't Know
Where Her Mayor Is
FUSION IN PIERCE COUNTY.
TIE wailsss fdss seems 60 BE Mahiag
Hsadway-oiaiiam County DEM
eeraffc sexntn atoms

PoRT AsagIEs. Sept. u.-lSperiaL y
Frank AeGlll, thu Popaiist mayor OF this
city, has been missing for four weeks and
the members Of the city council are seri-
ousiy considering the sdvisabiiiiy OF elect
ing successor. as II il thought be viii not
return for several weeks yet IL st all
About one month ago Mr.. McGill was un-
abts TO resist the begulllng influences OF
the flowing bowl. and some congeniai COM
psnions tempted him TO indulge too
freely. One night be arrived at ths door
OF his residence and found it locked. and
as usual the keyhols would not admit the
key. so without further ceremony he burst
in the door. The next morning he was
duly repentant and announced TO his wife
that as he could not behave himself at
home he would leave the city. He had
power of attorney made out for Mrs. Nc
Gill end the next night left on the steamer
Faralion for San Francisco. Since that
time nothing has been heard from him,
although 1t 10 rumored that he - now In
Chicago.
His absence has left the city in an en-
barrassing situation. as the council is IN
able 10 pass an ordinance without the
signature of the mayor, and even the
Populist members of the council are kick
ing vigorously at the position they have
been placed in by the man whom they
elected to Office. Mayor MeGill. some
months ago. brought upon himself the
odium Of his party by his actions in and
out of the council chamber, and charges
were brought against him by some of the
leading Populists. No definite action was
taken, yet many of them consider him out
of the party, and say that he would never
have been elected mayor had not the
Democrats voted for him.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-12


The sugar schedule of the new tariff
levies. directly and indirectly,a tax OF s70,-
200 upon the consumers of sugar. 1t is
per capita tax. the most Objectionable
form that taxation can take, for it bears
with disproportionate weight upon the
poor. In this respect 1t isias cruel as 9
bread tax.
The outrage is intensified by the fact that
$27, 900. coo of the burden thus laid on the
shoulders of the consumers OF sugar 10
levied for the enrichment of the sugar re-
finers and sugar growers. As to the other
part of the burden--the S4s, 0o0, 600 which
will 20 into the treasury-the levy is not
at all justified by the financial outlook.
1t is true Secretary Carlisle has written
q letter asserting that the repeal of tie
sugar tax would leave the treasury with
deficit of SIS. 600. 600. But the secretary's
estimate is not entitled to much consider
alton. In the first place. 1t conflicts with
the estimates OF revenue under the new
tariff bill as furnished by the treasury in
the senate finance committee. In the next
place, Mr.. Carlisle has no claim TO be re-
gardsd as an authority on revenue mat
tiers. Witness the ridiculous biunder which
he made IN his report to congress last De-
cember. AT that time. as may be remem-
bered, he estimated that the last seven
months of the fiscal year would show o
surplus OF 81, 0o0. 001. In point of fact they
gave deficit OF S400o0,0o0
After that colossal miscaiculation Mr..
Carlisle can safely be dismissed as an au-
thority on finance. We may add that even
il the computations in his letter were en-
titled to weight il would be quite unjasti-
fable in congress to take so. 0oo. 600 from
the sugar consumers az q provision for a
possible deficit of S2S.000.o00.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-12

ie.ninx against the wassr-tsnk- be vas
wiling 20 tax. and said:
since rny release have been clear ing
Land uezr Thomas station. and have ksps
et work steadily, as I needed money.
Wnsn wens away left my address with
the oslcers, and came back here JUST IS
sooa ss thsy sent far me. which Was last
nfrkt. / hs~enst envthing u par
riru3ar to say a5o1t the m1roer.
I know nothfax Of IL, except whas
vas tod me in common with other p@opAs-
At the boar Mrs. Meier was killed ! sas
nowhere near the house, as q NUMBER o.
witnesses are willing 20 testify.
Aside from the prssence Of Rothsr IN
the court ROOFS. made Known 20 the su-
disnes 81 q remark Of Mr.. Soderoerg,
there was almost nothing yesterday 10
vary the comr1onpsses aspect OF the trial
At the report Of prospect Of aequitting
Craemsr, . bsaxs Of the old sentiment
Aared ~ yesterday. and expressions we're
heard that be woEld need 10 be closely
guarded 20 prevent iynching- Ills
attorneys had debated the question what
10 do, fn the event Of q favorable
verdict, but jnss the method Of procedure
they had decided upon. If any. IL NOS
known. II Is thought no concerted move
ment had been made 20 execute the Judg-
ment Of lynch law, bat that few words
dropped here and there by the tboughtiess
contributed principally 10 the starting OF
the ruruo-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-12
THE MAGAZINES.

In the September Midland Monthly
Elaine Goodale Eastman. the poet, whose
career among the Indians Is itself q TO-
nance, has an intensely interesting story,
"a Hasiy Conclusion"
The literary passions Of literary man
are always interesting, and they are Pc
culiariy so when en- author of such renown
The tenth instaliment OF Mr.. uowells'
literary biography, under the title of "My
Literary Passions" appears In the Sep
TENDER Ladies Home Journal.
The September number Of the North
american RcgseW opens with an article OF
unique interest by the new lord chief JUS
tiee OF England, Lord Russell Of Killowen,
who relates many interesting anecdotes of
bis distinguished predecessor. Lord Coe-
ridge. Under the title of 1.-The Results Of
Democratic Victory" Senator Henry Cabot
Lodge. of Massachusetts, contributes a
trenchant criticism OF the achievements of
the present administration, from q Repub-
hcan point of view.
Political Japan and Its Leaders" Is the
subject of timely article by Mr.. G. Meri-
wether in the September ReUs>w Of Re
eietes. The peculiar facilities for acquir-
ing information on this subject which
Mr.. Meriwether has enjoyed while resi-
dent in Japan have enable him to write
both inieiligently and instruc;iyely. His
pen pictures OF men and conditions are
most interesting. Naturally the article is
written largely with reference 10 the pres
ent situation n Korea. 1t is fully Illus
tEated
The September number of the Forum
opens with an instructive article on The
Lessons OF Recent Civil Disorders" by the
Hon. Thomas NJ. Cooley. in which he ana
lyzcs the chief recent civil disorders, es-
pecially the late strike. setting it in its
proper legal and constitutional light Mr..
Edwar Atkinson writes on Present In
dustrial Problems in the Light of His
tory" IN which he attempts TO place cur
rent problems IN their proper relation to
large movements; the Rev. DR.. J. Ii. Bar
rows, who was chairman Of the parliament
Of religions held last year in Chicago. sums
up the Results of the Parliament of Re-
hgions," and quotes opinions of il by
eminent ecclesiastics, scholars and states
men the world over. and shows its wide
reaching results.
The Atidntics supply of fiction in Sep
TENDER is more than usually large. Be
sides Mrs. Deiand's philip aud his
Wife," now within one month of con-
clusion, there are three stories-"Tante
Cst'rinette," by Kate Chopin, the writer
who Is coming into deserved prominence
through her pictures of Louisiana life
"For their Breshren's Sake" powerful
tale of a Derhyshire town. during the
Great Plague. by Grace Howard Pierce
and Mrs. Cathersood's The kidnapped
Bride. !" the Lass of series OF early French
American stores. "0ld Boston Mary; A
Remembrance" by Josiah Fiynt. tells the
tale Of strange Old woman of the tramp
class 50 vlyidiy as TO leave one uncertain
whether is is fiction or fact In Mrs.
Louise Herrick Walls sketch, sin a
Washington Hop Field," too, there is 80
much OF human Interest that one may
almost think OF Il as a story
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-12

This handsome and weii-appoinssd hotel. lust
flashed the past yeas and elegantly furnished
throughout with all tha comforts aad eonveai-
encos of 9 modern private residences. and cen
trally located on the North seattle cable line. At
be corner Of Rep uhlieAn and Poplar streets. Is
now under the supsrvision Of MIRA Hammond.
who has tn the isw months OF her occupancy
proven herself most capable and popular man
ager This nov complsted and established IN
sgltutlon was projected 20 meet the needs 81
women and girls coming To the eity OF business
CT pleasure. aud for the business women Of cur
eaty. many of whom ey honesty and heeIify
have been enabled 20 push thsir way siong moss
OF ths lines OF industry IN which success IT,
wolves tact. rapid movement ana faIthlulnsss 70
detail: and. too. BY society Of homs-owRing.
principally and hoxne-foFtrg women. RIO rec
ogniss In the rapid acyaRcsnent OF all classes
and their ever changing relations thai the
besiaess girl ct tais ysar-seachsrs. sssnog-
Esphsrs. drsssasAksE.. operators. clerks ~
any 81 the numerous branches open 70 Ehslr
deEt fngUrs or quick psrospt1on--ls liable hefoFe
is close 10 be called into partnership Of none-
making, and that TIA self-com mand galsed 30
eozt4cs sish business Esssao4a aad sySteEnasse
eessll Is 10 mean part OF the necessary trsialng
for the complicated obligations OF wsl-or-
eefsd bona The association has spant naea
usas and moasy IN its erection and equipment,
wit5 a. yet Light patronage. They ara Era,
however. Ia TIE belief that wnsn betser under.
stood II wii snloy more thsa the anticipated
fay0tasls support AL youa9 ladies' without
the parental roof are cordially invited 10 90 ouf
and ioox tas house over fou viii be ksn1ay
received. ard viii And large h2iIs. Peasant
asn2ng ro0us vita good table. neat and airy
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