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CHEHIFF's sALE-HENRY yOGFL PLAIN
y tih. " Marie Klsinsohmidt. Carl klein-
schmidt, red 6ilbsri. helena 0as Light and
,ebnldt' I'd Hsisiein add thomas r. Msihias.
co paTtDsrs a. heinlein Ma hiss. Edward "
knight. cAshisr, horris sAnds aud Julius Aads.
Cndsr and b. virtue Of an order % sale Gu-i de-
cree Of foreclosure and sale issued out OF tbs
disirio. court Of The flIs. ied eiA distre o. tls
and Clarke, Oh the 10th day q fstIuSry. A. ID.
1891. In the above entitled action. wherein
tainsd iudsnsat and decree q forsclosurs and
sale against the above namyd dsiendants on tho
18th day Of hovembsf. A. y. issa for
eoss and attorneys fees. which said de-
eree was. on the ifth day Of November. A. ~
1895. recorded IN Judgment book No. Of said
court AZ page --. 4 am commanded to sell al
those certain lot. Discet or parcels % land
situate. lying aEd being in the townsiis q; toe
eItg Of fslsnA eoHnty Of Lewis aud Clarke
state OF hontana. and bounded and described a.
j OH umb-r enc ~. in block foriy-ssvsn tsll.
heing SIXTY '10l feet front on sixth avenue and
sevsnty 1ol isst deep % Warren street; al.o lot
numher two ~ 10 block forJ-ssFen 40, bin 6
tvsaiy-fouf "a fest front On siHih avenue and
commencing A. psint on riHth avenue etxsF
tl0l feet saatsrlT Of the easteFly line OF Wafrsa
street, running thence northsrly seventy tor
feet. thsnos westerly sTty l6oi fssf 10 Warren
sirs.i. ihsnes nsIttsrI thiriJ-thrss lsI) feet
thence easter sightI l5sl 81 thence
fouiherly one hundfsi no. fe 70 siEth ave
nue.. thence westerly 10 tho point Of b.einn ~
AT % iot nuHb-r taFes ~, in blocH forty even
a.. leiRT fsfty-tuo itzl feet ront "a hirth
aFelua a one hundred no fee dssp.
uEetie Or with all AMI singular the tens-
ments. isfs litauents and apBur snanoes thsro-
unto ~ nrinE " ~ aHg sise appsrtalninE.
able notice 10 horebT 9itsn that on Tues
daT. the fth day of harrh. a. d h.. 1851. At "a
o'clock m. % that dag a the front door Of Tho
cuurt iousa. lie ena. lswls And larka cuuntY.
AoutHna vili IN sNsd isncs 70 said order Of aals
al ascres - foreciorurs and fAla. sell the above
as-etihsd IFopsFtJ o. - nueA ihsFsof a. may
b. necssssry % sstisfy said Judgment Nth in-
isfest and costs. 10 tho kiahsst and best b.ddsf
fer cash Ia haad.
Given sndsF M hasd. this i2fh dag Of February.
}. ID. ls1t
CHARLES d CUgTIs shsriG
~ Yam 4 hoss. UnasE sksrid
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For fat people who suffer
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whose livers are sluggish, this
pill Is what Il most needed.
Take a Pill after dinner.
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q GO

LAS SUMMONS II IN The DISTRICT
n court Of the fret Judicial district OF Tho
state Of Montana. In and for the county OF Lewis
o. n dsylord, plaintiff Va W. u. Baker
Frank LAneford. Ella n. baker Georgia Lang
ford. W. n. Cullen and A. L. Smith. defendants.
The state Of Montana sends greeting 20 tho
above named defendants
You are hsrsby required TO appear in an action
brought against you ~ the above named plain.
ia the district crurt OF tho first judicial
district Of the state OF Montana In and for the
county Of Lewis and Clarke. aud TO answer the
complaint hlsd therein. within ten days lexeln-
sse Of the day u servool after the service on you
Of this summonA u served within this county,
II served out OF this county, hut within this dia
triet within twenty dayr Of hsrwise within forty
days, or Judgment BY default Will be taken
against you according to the prayer u said con-
The said action IL brought to forsolose -oit.
gage on lot 10 and 10 feet Of lot block q,
s1elloh 20 .hs o,s % nonSsn. .sa S ~
defendants W. n. EAkor. frank lanGford, kila
X. baker and teorgia Langford. to plaintiff
Of SsfsSa s W. " II ssfss and frank sS Ss
ford. for the sun 81 q 800 dee July D. ltsi = ven
interest thereon from July % 1888 Al per cent
Der annnmi also Dromissory note TOR 500, dited
July y. 1875. due Jolly ~ 1883 siven BY same
Isa - esb. VII .nst ~ sn,nno' snS 40
paid By plaintiff Nov. y. 1899 being county
taxes due 90 the saia premises; and Sass paid
"a a premises. and interest On iAd last named
sums frsm date Of payment AZ eight per cent
per Annum: and silS attorneys fees and oosts q
suit and for judgment against defendant,
} rank l.anaford and W. n. aksr. for any ue-
fcenoy. and TO bar and forsolose the equity oi
REDEEM ption % all defendants in said premises
in which they claim some interest; and for fur
ther details Of Faid Actien. reference 10 mEde TO
the com plant MED herein.
And you are hereby notified. that N you fail TO
appear and Answer the said complaint above
required, the said plaintiff will apply t. the
court for tbs relief dsmanded in his complaint
herein.
Given under my hand aud tho seal Of the Die
trict Court Of the First Judicial Distric
OF ths ktats OF hohtAnA. in aud
@--@ for tho county OF Lewis and
Seal First clarke. this It'll day Of feb-
I Jud Dist ruary, in the year Of our ord
Court. one Thousand eight hundred
D and ninsty-four.
JOHN BEAN, Clerk
by 6. o. FIREMAN. reputy Clerk.
Edward Z, kusasl. attorney for plaintiff
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$3.50

A neal dwelling on Madison avenue. 6
rooms. pantry. 2 closets celia. city water
In Kitchen. good barn large enough for 9
horses. fue level LOT In excellent nsighbor-
hood. $3.50 pay able down, balance on
time 40 : per cent
s. per froRt foot for hne lot having 20
feet frontags on Sparta street and lfO feet
deep; city water on lot; particularly good
location Tor any one wishing 10 keep cows
o. poultry; $50 down. $40 per month.
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RESTAURANTS.


NOTICE TO CREDITORS STATE o
~ tharlsa II. Dunbar. decreased.
Notice l. hereby given by tho underr iened. 81
nj mist razor OF tho estate OF a-les ri
bar. Diseased. 10 the creditor. o.. an
all pereons having Gains against tie ~ 1 &
deceased 10 exhibit them with the n cesar
vouchers v thin four months after the mr.. iub-
LEGATION Of this notice - the said m inlet AZ
the off oe Of H. =. Hepnsr. n the M0nu D.
tionsl bank building. AZ Helena Montana D.
same be ng the place for the Transaction u'
he business OF said estate in the county Of ew
and Iiarka
JNS. n. HUNCk.
Administrator OF the Estate Of Charles u. lu
bar. deceased.
Dated Helena. Montana. February a.. 1891
Date Of first publication February 10 1891
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PROPOSALS FOR WORK HORsEs AND
BUILDING MATERIALS.
L.. y. INDIAS HERyIcE.
FIhTWEAD AgFNgV. MONTANA.


J0CKo. Miss0ula o.. hont, March 4. 1884
called proposals.. endorsed Proposals. for
Work Horse. Or "HuildinK Materials" as the
osse may be. and addressed 10 the undersignsd 81
Jucto Missoula county. Mont will b. received
az this agency uHtu one oclock d M. Of
ondsy, March -. 1s.a. for furnishing ami de-
hYerina ~ this agency a variety u building ma
tarials. consisting u doors. Window. herd ware.
etc. 10 full list and description Of which may be
twenty 90 vofk horses. TO conform with the fol-
lowing specifications, Wis
sPECFICAuOss
Horses b. be either gsldings or mares younR
(lo' over sir years., sound in every way
Thoroughly broken 10 harness and true. and 10
weigh l.N0I pounds each or over.
All animals offered for delivery under a con
tract will b subject TO rigid ins Dection
Bids Tor building materials must show the
proposed price Of each article offered for de-
liFsry uudbr contract
or any part Of Any bid. ID dsemsl for The best
interests Of the service.
cHETIUED cHEcEz
ach bid must - aeeompanisd b. a certihsd
check or draft upon some United state depasi-
tory Or solvent hatiouAl bank 10 the vicinI . ~
the rsaiaence - tbs bidder made pa al Q O. tha
order q tho commissioners % lndisn Hnai--. Tor
least hrs psr cent " the aunonut % the ur5 b
posal. which check ur draft vii b. forfeited
h. fhl InItsd -tatss Ina case Any bidder or h I.ara
receiving an award shall fail 10 pfomut5 ere
TIES. otherwise q b. returned 90 tho hiadrr
bids aroompanfd b. cash 10 lieu % q certified
chack vii not b. conslaersd
for auJ furthsf iLfermatlcn appiy %
JJeEph 81. fAHTfr
L. b. iHdiAn agent
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DISSOLUTION EOTICE-NOTICE Is HERE
- By given that the firm q Schormsrhorn &
West doing business At Helena Montana, and Al
isiens ais. New ork, IL dissolved By mutual
consent Charles y fcheImerhorn succeeds TO
said business and will DAY al debts OF the firm
and collect all accounts due tho said hrm except
accounts fir goods cold by Eeeohor q. West
while travelling upon tie road which accounts
afe knuWa ~ road accouats. which lat
named accounts NJ. West owns aud is author
lied 10 collect.
CHARLES +. HCHERMERHORN.
BElCHER q. WkS1.
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Agents

THE HELENA INDEPENDENT 10
on sale by the following news
dealers in this city and state, and
in Idaho, Utah, Colorado, Wash
ington, California and Minnesota,
who will furnish single copies or
receive subscriptions for the daily
or weekly:
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ELECTRIC SPARKS


Buoy- are rung by electricity
Out Of a. cities ia America. with popula-
lions averaging from -11,D.0to 10000. an
bat one are using the electric railway sys-
tenn.
u g. given out that az tLe Antwerp exhi
bitiun of ls.4 there will bee "a balloon driven
electrically. which will make regular trips
from the center Of the city 20 the exhibi
tiou.
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NOTICE
U. 5 LAND OFFICE.

hELENA. Mont. Feb T. 1884
Compliant having bseA entered at this ofics
~ Ernest r. Wright against Drank A. Hutohin-
son for abardsniAx his homestead sstry "a.
sfs5. dated May - i6u9 uDDh The sw 4 action
z, township 10 u. range z ". in Lewis and larke
county hontanA with . view 70 the cane allstisn
Of said entry; the said parties are ersby sum.
moned 10 appear at this sfics on the 18th dav II
March. 1884,. "a 10 o'clock n m. TO respond and
furRish testimony concerning said a eyed aban
donment GEO. N. BOURQtIN.
leceiVer.
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Hoods Pills cure liver ills. constipation,
5iliousness, jaundice, sick headache Indigestion.
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Advertisements Sl'-'S A'-'- 'S-- H'ioS times
M.
~~~-~-~~-~~~-~-~4~-~ -~-~-~~~~~-~~~-~-~~--~~
SITUATION WANTED - By AN INDUS
= trious, middle-ag sd. married man. as clerk
IN a retail house or traveller for a Wholesale
house: understands business thoroughly; fifteen
years' experience. Address JnO. Mcqueen, Vic
toria rHss 4. 4. l.. OanAda,
NIIU.IlON MANlEu-bH flR5T-CLASS
- man TO do esctrOplating, gans niithlng and
general mschanicAl repairing ntteen years
exposience; workmanship guaranteed. Address
10y letter. Jack e, this othoe.
GlIU AIION WANTED-POSIIION AS FORE
- man ia a quartz mine kxperienced in
WORKING men underground; capable OF aesAying
ores and Sharpening tools. mad public sssAy
office for = number OF years Address Idaho"
5HilEPEsDENT.
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lhe grip and other opid, nice can - escaped
b, takinE hsOds sanapariLA. which Durihes
tke bleed
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independent Book Coupon No. 2.

TwESTY-FIVE CEETs ard rHREE Of those
No. coupons will sntitle the holder to
THREE BOOKS from the list given above.
Nos, Of the Three Books Wanted. ............
Your Name. ....................-....
Postofiice.. MINIMUM.
Mo-. Stree, Stats. ............
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ntLP MANrrp-mALE

A ANIED - PUSHING CANVAS SER OF
w good address. Liberal salary and ex-
penses paid weekly. ornament position.
rown Lios- Co., Nurserymen. Portland, Ore
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sIIJATIONS MANTED-MALE.
Advertisements Hnsss I-.s Is-- u-res timos
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IcOK hEN1-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS.
L with folding bed. furnished complete for
house keeping cali ~ sixth avenue.
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UTAH

CALIFORNIA.
q. c. Wlbur. Fasee Hotel San Franeisoo
MINNESOTA.
Wilbur Tsbbils 90. 81. Merchants Hstsl. 81. Paul
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4 OR hENl-lhhkE fLRNlcHED ROOMS
suitable for housekeeping, three blocks
from postofhce. Address {, a.. A., the oihce
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Lon EE .T-EUhNlsHED HOUSE o.
II four rooms. Call Sl2 PeOsta avenue.
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- @. q. lnTFnss. DfIatT Isrf
Smith Word. attsrnsys Tor slalnuaa.
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I-OK Rim l-HHRBhRp IS hErD & CO.
L around floor nontana bank building. have
he largest lst Of houses and stores in the city.
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now entirely free from scrofula and was
never in better health. Hoods Sarsaparila
also Cared me Of terrible pain ia my side,
caused by neuralgia u the heart" Mas A.
{. MEDLOCK. Orleans. Indiana.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-04-19
tue PRICE or WHEAT.
A Predictions of Two Dollars made
by the Canadian Pacific
President.


President Van Horn, Of the Canadian
Pacific railroad, in the course OF an inter
view at Toronto recently on the present
conditions Of the wheat crop, said that
the price OF wheat will go to 81 per bushel
within the next IS months. Mr.. Van
Horn, after estimating the worlds total
annual product at between 1900, 900 and
300 900 bushels, said;
Last year farmers received but little
more than the cost Of production for their
wheat, wilhelm many instances the return
per bushel was smaller than the expendi-
ture. This can only have one effect. The
encouragement Of wheat producers and
the consequent decrease Of acreage. II
there is decrease Of 10 per cent in wheat
production this year. on account Of low
prices last year. there will be shortage
Of 275 .OOo, 900 bushels and 10 per cent OF q
decrease is well within the mark. AZ far
as can remember there has never been q
surplus Of $50, 900, 900 bushels. This year
the surplus has been used up by feeding
to stock, and We will probably start in
with rs nearly clean sheet as ever before.
II there is shortage OF but $50, 900 ,00O
bushels, this will not be discovered until
too late to SOW more wheat and it will 60
up with jump"
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Oregonian: Put twenty-dollar gold
piece on an anvil and hammer II into an
anonymous lump. and It will still be worth
twenty dollars anywhere, and still will
buy twenty dollars worth Of goods.
Take twenty silver dollars and hammer
them altogether into lump, and the
value Of the mass will be less than ten
dollars. and no where in the world can 1t
be sold for more, or will it buy any kind
OF goods to greater amount. The gold,
then, has the value independent Of coin
age, and this makes 1t the material for
the money Of the world; while the silver
has not the value independent OF coinage,
and can only be held up In value as
money by limiting the coinage.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-04-19
Curious Persecution.

Boston Herald: Thomas F. Cunning.
ham, prominent in society at Manchester,
N. H.. is the victim OF strange persecution
ut the hands Of some unknown woman.
A year ago she flooded him with letters.
This continued for six months. Then her
deviltry assumed another phase. One
day last week all the hackmen in the city
called at his house at the same hour in
response to orders. A patent medicine
concern wrote to thank him for his photo
graph and testimonial, and another con.
Germ answered bis supposed letter Of
inquiry as to a cure for drunkenness.
The state insane asylum authorities wrote
to say that he would be admitted to that
institution. and the officials OF the poor
farm that be would be cared for at the ex-
pense OF the county. The same mysteri-
GUS woman was responsible for all these
communications, for she had written over
his signature asking for information, and
the replies were genuine.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-04-19
How he Importea sausnxe,

Freight Agent Cat restaurant)-Here
Dutchy You can't come none OF your
restaurant tricks on me.
Restauratuer-vat vas de madden nit
you now? Don'd dat sausage vas gooi
enough for you?
+. A.-The sausage is all right, but you
can't stick me with any OF your fancy
prices.
R.-Mine frient, dat vos imported sau.
sage, und pay, me tree, four dimes
freight sharges for dat same.
f. A.-No YOU don'tl You haven't re.
ceived a pound OF freight since took
charge here three years ago.
R.-But, mine frient, you vas way of
your pase. Dot vas Germany meat in
dat sausage. prings me dat dog along
with me ven l comes to America ten
years ago. He vas go dead only last
week.
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Fruit Of some kind-and under the head
OF fruit all varieties OF melons and berries
belong-should be on every well-ordered
breakfast table. tits generally abundant
in most sections OF the country, and its
cost is trifling when its healthfulness ID
taken into consideration. There is dis
position, however, among housekeepers te
use fruit-both cooked and uncooked-ou
the tea or supper table and exclude 1t from
the breakfast table, which seems contrary
to the best hygienic kno Wedge on thu
subject. The experience Of our ancestors
gave them some tolerably correct opinions
in regard to diet AZ well as other things
and the old proverb in regard to fruit be-
ing gold in the morning, silver at noon
and lead at night" was formulated from
practical observation.
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men keep their hands out {. politics
when they go into federal, state, county
and city Offices. The assumption is
really outrageous.
where saicIde. are Popular.

In Germany there is yearly average
of2.7i suicides to every 10000 Of the pop
ulation, while in France, Austria, Eng
land and Italy the averages are 1.s7, I.63,
.76 and .46 respectively. As regards sui
cides In the army, Austria comes first with
1858 to every 10000 men, followed by
Germany with 6.3S, Italy with 4, France
with 1888 and England with 200. As far
as known the fear OF punishment for mis-.
conduct plays the chief part in driving
soldiers to self-destruction. And it is
worthy OF notice that twice as many nom
commissioned officers as privates fall by
their own hand IN the course Of the year.
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A Very Delicate scale.

st. Louis Republic: Wonderful stories
have been told concerning the extreme
delicacy Of the scales used by the mints
at Philadelphia and London. That at the
first named place is sal d to tell the exact
weight Of a hair; the London wonder
shows difference in the weight OF card
after name has been written upon it..
"The most accurate scale in the world"
is now being discussed in England. 1t
is so finely balanced that it shows the
weight of candle or taper to be much
less after the fame has been extin-
guished.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-04-19
HOW TO MAKE ARID LANDS PRODUCTIVE
irrigation Com missioner Adrain u.
Ely Sets Forth Hts Views on This
Important Subjects.

irrigation Com missioner Adrain u.
Ely Sets Forth Hts Vie VS. on This
Important subjects.
/. The general government to build
canals and sell the water to the settlers.
2. For the states, either in their sover-
eign capacity to have possession Of the
land and to legislste regarding IL, or to
fix rules under the state by which govern.
ment lands may be improved and sppor.
toned to settlers.
8. 20 give the capitalists the power to
redeem the lands, the general government
should do the proper thing, which would
be the granting Of the lands to the states.
Then Tor the states to issue long time
bonds. borrow money, improve the lands
and sell with water to settlers. But in
lieu OF the impotency OF the general gov
eminent to act, the way to get arid lands
under cultivation is through the medium
OF the irrigation district law.
There are hundreds OF thousands oil
acres Of arid lands in Washington, (and
the best located and most productive
lands in the state when watered,) now
utterly valueless. To put water on these
lands will cost millions. This is out side
Of the valuable lands now under irriga-
ton. II company, or many OF them
had the money to 60 on and do the work
and were to get 1000, 900 acres or more oil
the land ready for cultivation. il would
not be week until they would be de.
nounced as land monopolists, and the
spirit would be set afloat which would en-,
danger the permanence Of their property
and which would, at least, cause them
perpetual vexstion and trouble. In the
irrigation district system is found the
happy solution. The Dell Haven irriga
ton district is good example, through
the canals OF which the water is now flow
ing to the lands along the Yakima river
near its mouth and over the lands alons
the Columbia river as for down as point
opposite Walluls. Arid lands that are
not worth q cent can be made to pay $2C
to $500 per acre to the man who works
them, and even il his tax for watel
amounted to ~ per acre he would MOI
miss it and would be part owner in a val
liable canal. Outside OF all other argu
ments it is the greatest educator Of the
people known. Show me an irrigation
district and ] will how you a class o
people who will interest you in CONVEX.
sation on irrigation, agriculture, horticul
ture, etc., etc.