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&2S in Four Weeks.

DURHAM, n. Q, Jan. IS, 80.
Received from J w. Beas!ey, treasurer
Southern Sick and Accident Benefit AssO-
citation Of Norfolk, Va, twenty eight dol
lars in full of claim for seven weeks sick
ness. ELIZABETH HIGH.
Mr. E. T Lea is the agent and will give
all information. Call on him.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-04-12
Kennan in Colorado.

What the Denver Republican says of
George Kennan: THE first appearance
Of tn e great traveller, essayist and lee
turer, George KEENAN,, was made before
Denver audience last evening at Trinity
M. E. church. 1t is rare that one can
carry this triumvirate of honors on his
shoulders. Some were led in the light of
his previous renown as a traveller and
essayist to doubt his skill in oratory. The
reality dispelled the doubt and gave the
distinguished visitor an instant fame as
master of the art rhetorical. His lecture
was woven with exquisite skill as to
shades of temperament, now pathetic,
now descriptive, now humorous, in a
manner that was enhancing to the lis
tener. A round, clear voice, distinct
articulation, q wonderful command of
plain Anglo Saxon, and carriage Of
simple grace, blend to make of the great
traveller matchless performer upon the
platform, not second to his unparalleled
achievements as an explorer and d maga-
zine writer, An immense audience sat
in perfect spell under his wizards wand,
now silent as the grave, now roaring with
laughter at his inimitably humorous de-
lineatiOns
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CROSS-ExAMINED.
Example Of the Exasperating Methods OF
UnscrupuIous LaWYars.


The method of cross-examination in
our courts almost always unnerves and
confuses witnesses, and the wonder is
that judges do not oftener interfere
when lawyers are offensive and imper-
tlnent. In city court room not long
ago the following incident took place.
young lawyer, who evidently had
undertaken d hopeless case, was doing
his utmost to confuse a witness-a mid
dle-aged woman who haC probably new
er been in a court room before, and was
evidently in a state of fright.
Now, madam" said the LAWYER. in
manner implying that the lady's tes-
timony had been false from beginning
10 end, you are sure that it was on
Friday that the defendant was at your
house? You are sures"
Yes, sir; II
Now, be very careful what you say,
madam"
Yes, sir, will. -
''Remember that you are under oath
to tell the truth, madam. 1t was Fri
day?''
1T was, sir"
"Might it not have been Thursday or
Saturday."
'It might, but
''Ah!" cried the lawyer. "You ad-
nit that it might have been some 9TH
er day. It might have been Thursday,
then?''
1T was Friday, sir"
But you admitted that it might have
been Thursday"
II did not
'Be careful, madam, what you say"
Il simply meant to say in reply to
your question, sir, that it might have
been on Thursday that the defendant
was at my house, but that as matter
of fact he was there on Friday"
Indeed" sneeringly, you should
be more careful of your facts! Now,
madam, how do you knoao it was Friday2
No more mistakes, if you please"
Il know it was Friday"
"Uol0 do you know it?"
"Because-"
Bear in mind madam, that you are
under oath, and that every word you
say is being written down, and no
more mistakes, please"
Il know that it was Friday because
came to bring her present from his
little girl"
"Night he not have brought her the
present the day before her birthday?"
He brought it on her birthday, sir >
You are SUr6?"
Il am
"Very well, am glad you are sure Of
one thing. Now, madam, will you
have the goodness to think carefully
before replying to my next question.
You said that the defendant remained
ct your house an hour and half.
Now, lay good woman, how do you
h}103c that he remained just that length
Of time? Now think, madam, think"
Il am past thinking" said the wit
ness, and she rose as if to leave the
witness stand, whercupOn the lawyer
uttered an exclamation of triumph,
and allowed her to g. without further
questioning.-Youth's Companion.
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>'S1M9LE' ENOUGH.
The Scientist Learrs Something New from
Child.

The Scientist Learrs Something New from
a Child.
AS & change from the story of Co
lumbus and the egg, which may now
very properly be laid aside until 1892
draws near, an incident related by a
French man of science, and vOuched
for by him, may be told. This gentle
man relates that he was at his work
before a glowing coal fire when some
one tapped at the door, and young
girl, belonging to family who lived
in the fiat" above him, came in.
Sir she said, would YOU kindly
lend me live coal or two to start our
fire with? It's gone out"
Certainly, my dear" said the SER
want. But you have brought nothing
to carry it in. Take my shovel
''Oh no, sir" answered the child. Il
will carry the Goals in my hand
I'm your hand? What do you mean?
You'll be burned"
''Oh no. sir. I'll show you how"
The child dipped up some ashes from
the CRATE and placed them in the
hciiowed palm of her left hand. Then
with the tongs she laid two burning g
Goals on the top of the little heap of
ashes. Then she bowed. smiled and
went out, bearing her Goals unharmed.
well, well.' said the man of science
to himself. Here I've been studying
natural philosophy forty years, and
never had the wit to do that!''
Whether he ever repeated the ex-
pertinent on his own account we are
not told, but if young readers are
tempted to do SO we should advise
caution.-Youth's Companion.
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st the Head.

Bishop Polk, afterwards Gen. Polk,
was one Of those men who wear the
seal Of authority upon their brows.
On one Of his episcopal visitations he
stopped for the night at country inn,
when his host at once addressed him as
"Gcreral."
No, my FRIEND" said Polk, you
are mistaken; am not a soldier"
Judge then" hazarded the inn
keeper.
That is not the title given me by
those who know me-" replied Polk, be
ginning to be amused.
"Biahop, thenw
"Richt," said Polk, laughing.
"Well. I knew you were at the head
OF Your profession, whatever it was,
SAID the innkeeper.-Iouth's Com
paniOn.
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a REMARKABLE PEN.
The Lon.-Liyed Usefulness OF DR.. War
ner's Quill.


ner's Quill.
In these DAYS when a box of pens is
considered an indispensable part of
the furnishing of a writing desk it is
strange to read of the remarkable dur
ability of a pen used by DR.. Warner,
who was for many years well known
in England as religious writer. lie
happened one day to be in the shop Of
a statiOner in the Strand, when mem
Der of the house of commons came in
and bought hundred quilts for six
shillings.
''Oh, the luxury of the age!" ex-
claimed the good doctor when the Gus
toner had departed. Six shillings
for a hundred quilts! Why, it never
cost me six pence for quills in my life. -
That is truly surprising, DOCTOR, -
said the stationer, ''for your works are
very voluminous."
Il Declare" replied the doctor, Il
wrote my Ecclesiastical History, two
volumes in folio, and my Dissertation
on the Book of Common Prayer, a
large folio, both the first and corrected
copies, with one single pen. | was an
Old one when | began, and it is not
worn out now that have finished"
The story was rapidly spread by the
astonished stationer, and the merit of
this remarkable pen was esteemed SO
highly that a celebrated countess, it is
said, begged the doctor to make her a
present Of it. He did SO, and her lady
ship had handsome gold case made,
with short history of the pen written
on it. and placed it in her cabinet of
curiOSiticS.
Perhaps the good doctor, aside from
the honor conferred upon his old pen.
may have thought it was about time to
indulge in e new one, after all
Youths Companion.
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Electric BitterS.

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Electric Btters. Entire satisfaction guaran-
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81 90 per bottle at +. Backnall & Sons drug
store.
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Life, Health and Strength.
APALACRICoLA, FLA Feb II, Z

APALACRICOLA, FLA Feb II, 80
Messrs Lippman Bros Savannah, Ga:
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tried prominent physicians, and they
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advertisement of p. P p in the Apala
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Sold by all druggists and general stores
Lippman Bros, ProprietOrs and Drug
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ME:RCURlAL

rrcl-lSc on Blood and Skin Disease rn2;tc
-,.. SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.. Atlant2, 81
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Her Critics Al.

Mrs. Corntossel had been to the Cor
coran art gallery
What did you think of the statu-
ary?" asked her hostess.
''NelI,' was the meditat;ve reply. "of
course, it's mighty poor taste and sin
fully wasteful fur people ter over
dress. But l must say the a.ac:e,.s-
carried economy ter an extreme
Washington Star.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-04-12

We are pleased to announce that w. "
Yearly, our enterpri>ing druggist, has
secured the agency for the japanese Pile
Cure, a most wonderful discovery for the
Cure of Piles of every kind, which he will
sell with q written guarantee 10 refund
the money if il does not cure 1t is said
to be a specific for that terrible and dam
gerous disease Get free sample and
try it.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-04-12
An OR-Hand Opinion.

Il understand" said a senator, "tha
Johnso is a confirmed bachelor"
"Well," replied his absent-mindet
colleague, "he is lucky"
''Lucl1y?'
Yes Lucky to be confirmed"
The Durham daily globe., 1894-04-12

At Berry Il Co.'S news stand, on Main
street, you viii in1 attempting lot of fine
Florida tomatoes. These luscious luXu
ries are selling there for twenty cents
dOZAn. Order some for breakfast
The Durham daily globe., 1894-04-12

SPRINGFIELD, No. Aug. 14tn. ls&i:
u can speak in the highest terms cf
your medicine from my own personal
knowledge. Twas affected with hea-S
disease, pieuT!Sy and rheumatlsD iCE
phvsicians and spent hundreds Of do
lars, tired every known remedy VIII
out finding relief. have only taEea
one bottle OF your P. P. P, and can
cheerfully say ir has done me moro
GOOD rhan ANYTHING have ever taken.
/ can recommend your medicine 20 al
sufferers OF the above diseas ss
MRS NJ NJ WEARY.
Springfield. Green County, No.
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OFFICE OF J ) ROSAMOND,
Er,- ~ sn0

Messrs Lippman Bros Savannah, Ga:
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Texas last spring, saw your advertise
ment Of p. P. p. (Prickly Ash, Poke
Root aud Pota,sium) in the paper for
the cure of rheumatism, and thought
would try a bottle, finding such great
relief from it, On my return home | had
nv druggist, Mr. John Mcclellan TO order
me supply. After taking, | think ten
bottles, have not had a pain or ache
since, previous to that | suffered for
twenty five (25) years, and coul not get
the aet beneti. until | tied p p p g,
and therefore. take pleasure in recon-
mendlng it 10 al Yours trnlv,
J. S ROsAMOND.
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when you get into difficulty, beware Of
your friends.
There never was nude statue so lifclike
that it had corns.
It's too bad that ice cream Is not good for
binousness, but &c Is not
What has become OF the old fashioned
man who cracked his fingers!
la woman is slckly. d Is no, usually dis
covered until after She Is married.
Many roaring lion who has hunted a.
hard ns be- could has starved to death.
Every man thinks he might become IA
nous " he had more time 20 write poetry.
Few husbands and wives are 50 affection
ate and trusting that they say, our mon.
cy."
The colleges are full Of young men who
will receive 81 600 education 10 take a so
job
On Judgment day. when we hear every
bodvs record read. we will pretend 10 be
thocked but we won't be-Atchisou Globe.
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CHERIFK'5 SALE r. ROBINSON FEMALE
- seminary. plaintiff. vs. Phtomena y. lAs-
GER and h'I NIL, H. ssss' e gsTdssn Of Henry l.
Under and by virtue Of An order Of saleand do
cree Of Foreclosure and sale issued out o, ths
eis,Sot eeaIt % me re. 5udeA aastf,e, 2, ug
Lewis and Clarke, on the 2Oth dAy u arch.
A. ID. issi, in the above entitled action. wherein
plaintiff. obtained a Judgment and decree Of
4. ssSsr asd HAIRY u. YssEer guardian
SsfepssR dante on tho S1 an da9 R''e oi S s,eR
A. d. isgf for the sum Of a.. rs. besides in
terest costs aud attorneys fees, which said
1884. recorded in Judgment book No. Of said
court Al age -, 1 am commanded 20 sell al
thuse certain lott, pieces or parcels Of land sit
uAte lying and being In the county Of LOWS
describsd a. follows. tO-wit
Lots numbsrs three tll aud four lil. In block
numbered nineteen lgl. u tho lhelsman aad
Davis Central additioH TO the eiU Of lielenA
each q said lots being tusnty-tTe OBJ feet
front on the east side % fwins street and Ell
one hundred hfty-throo and ons-haf u5sSl
feet according to an - desoribed on ths ma .
and plat 4 the said namet addition on Die "a
sait evils and ClErks county.
Iogsfhef With AL and sinEuitr the tens-
meut. hsrediiaments AID appur enanees thsro-
Public notice IL hereby given that on aedne.-
dag. tho iiIh dag ~ nth A. ID lssl a. ilo clock
Of hat day a the front door u the court house
Helena. leWis and Clarke county, Montana.
viii. Ia Obciience % sAd order Of eAle and decree
% foreclosure and sale. sail the above described
bs s 81 ...fy ssd uamss, Nth ln,sr "a
and costa 10 the highest and best bidder for cash
Given under my hand this 2oth dag Of March,
CHARLES d. CURTIS Sheriff.
~ fRHD !. hoss. Under sheriff.
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GHERIFE'5 BALR-PRIsCILLA ID. CAMP
- bell plaintiff. W Albert NJ Thornburgh,
franklin D.. Wallace. Mary l.. Wallace. q II. ~.
Foster, Louis L. b. lotz ~ assignee Of Frank lin
y. Wallace. The Denver lnvestmont and rank
ing company Limited. Robert Z. Billings, de-
Unoer and by virtue Of an order Of sale and
decree OF foreclosure and sale Issued out Of tho
district court OF the First judicial district OF tue
state Of Montana In and tor the county Of Lewis
and Clarke. on tue 50 day Of April. A. ID. 1-gi.
in the above entitled action, wherein Priscilla ID.
Csmpbell the above named plaintiff. OBJ aimed
a iudgment ana decree Of foreclosure and sale
on ths 50 day Of april. A. ~. 1884 for the sum OF
si,l55 %. besides Interest, costs and attorneys
April, A. a, 1894. recorded in Judgment book
handed to sell al that, certain lot piece
kasterly addition 10 the city OF Helena. in the
county Of Lewis and Clarke. stats OF Montana
and bounded and described - folloWe, to-wit:
beginning Al a point la the east eide Of Beattie
street hftysix feet north Of the southwest corner
Of block number 4g, Of the said kastsrly Addi-
tion to the said city Of helena, running thence
est seVenty-tve feet 70 point In an alley run
ming north and south through said block. thence
north along the west aide Of said alley twenty
six feet to pOint; thence west seventy-hvs feet
to a point in the east side OF cattle street ard
thence south along tie east side OF eattie street
iot Nee or parcel Of aSd bel6s pnItIon sA oi
Of lots numbered n and - In said DlOck num-
bered $40 according 20 and ~ SAID lots are de-
rehAupA upon tAe otlNAaA pint OF the halu uAiuol
addition. which plat is now on file In the man
ner provided By Law In the office Of the county
recorder % the said county Of Lewis and Clarke
together with all and singular the tsnements.
herslltaments and appurtenancss thereuntO be-
longing or In anywiss sppertaining.
Public notice IL hereby given. that on Wednes-
day the 18th day Of April. A. ID. 1894 at ~
O'clock m. u that day. At the front door Of the
court house. helena. Lewis and Clarke county
Montana. ! will, in okedience to said order u
sale and decree Of foreclosure and sale. sell the
above described pro- erty. OF 80 much thereof A.
may be necessary to satisfy said judgment, with
interest and costa 10 the highest bidder. for
cAsh in hand
Given under my hand this 9TH day Of April.
A. ID. 1871.
CHARLES ID. CURTIS, Sheriff.
IRED L. Hoas. Under sheriff.
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NOT QUITE BEATEN YET.


IN. brazilian Rebels Qaite Active Absat
Rio Crande do su'.
BrrNos Arms. April 9. --Noiwiihsisndine
the order OF she Brazilian government
forbiddipe che transmission Of dispatches
from Rio Grands DO Sui. advices have
reached here that the government gunboai
Csnsa has surrendered % she iniureont
deet a. Rio Ciraudo DO Sal. The land forces
OF the insurgents number 6.o0l men, ali OF
whom arc well med and plontfullF sup
piled with provisions. The Portuguese
wafshipa Mindello aud Albuquerqus. hav'
inc on board Admiral Da Game. have
sailed hence heir destination is NOS
known.
LONDON, April "A dispatch O. the
Times from Buenos Ayres SAYS inc creased
fears are entertained OF COMMERCIAL crisis
ia Argentine. owing 20 the failure 81 crops
and hard times. The rebel transports
crossed the bar az Rio Gfande DO Sal zee
terday aud landed 1900 troopa. The dis
patch adds that the report OF the capture
y Rio Grande Do Sui By she insurgents -
false. An insurRent column - reported
marching south for the purpose Of attack
ING Porte Allegro. The English gunboats
Racers and Beagle will leave Moatsvideo
tomorrow for Ris Grande Do sui.
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NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS MELTING

NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
y Notice - hereby given Tat a meeting Of
The stockholdsrs " tho Big Chief . unnel and
Ashburn X farbaur iu the cify Of Holsua.
csuniy u Lewis and larks AMI state q Mon
lana IN saturdAg. nsy 2. i-st ~ tive oclock =.
IN q said day.
raid meeting j. called Tor the uugposo u suh-
hitting 10 The stocEholders Of said company a
Tor tla psflud Of one gsaf. upon roIa.ty Of l3
per cont u tho smeltsr refurns q tho ore
shipped from aid nine 20 b. paid - the com
PAM. aud ALEC 20 give a bond 10 the le-sse- u
sald mlue. obligAfIng tho comuAny 20 ssl taa
same tu said lsssesa. or heir asaigna upou fhs
payment 20 So o. 10 said complus Oh or b.
fore the hrst day Of fsbfuAry. issl
y. Knight Trustee
~. D. COX. Irustea,
a. X. hAhbO h. rustic.
}. l. TDWhhEND. Trustee
Dated Helena. Msnt. nAreh ~ 1904
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SHERIfF's SALE ALICE FEIGHERY.
- plaintiff. vs. Geo. II lew Mary ]. Pew, .
II. zimmerman. J. Zimmerman, the stste Of
hontana. ". n. MhittaEer, William T.. 4 uller
I n. MOods, A lumber: eter V. rarer
and Nathan e.. shepherd. cO-pArtners doing bnsi-
ness under the FIRM name and styls Of ra1sr q
co partners doing business under the firm name
aud style Of j. a. ba-sett a To-; John r.. Glass
and ID II. MoEweB; p II Leslie and Arthur J.
raven formerly co-partnsrs doing business IN
der the hrm name and style Of Lsslie a Craven
and hasgie q Mcdonald. defendants
decree Of Foreclosure and sale issued ont Of ths
district court Of the irst judicial district Of the
state Of 81 Ontana, IN and for the county Of Lewis
IN the above entitled action wherein hiice
fetghery, the above named plaintiff. obtained a
Judgment and decree OF foreclosure and sale
against the above name p rites As defendants.
on the Sd day Of April, A. ID. isBt. for the sum
Of 81 0Ss5O. besites interest costs and attorneys
April A. ID. 1894. recorded in Judgment book
No. OF said court AZ page am com
parcel Of land. situate. lying aud bsing In the
IeAfti0 addition to tho city Of Helena ia the
county u evils aud tlares, state Of Montana,
be EAST half Of lot numbered ons hundred
and six 1000. In block numbered eleven 0ll Of
the said Eeattie addition 70 the said city Of Hell
ems. the aid traet Of land having frontage on
tenth avenue OF twenty * aud siE-tenths f2s.el
feet. and depth Of eeventy-four and sixty-hV e
kupdreth. "a 90 feet, according to and az de-
scribed upon the official plat Of the said named
addition. which plat l. nov on file In the man
ner provided By law in the office Of the
county recorder u the said county Of Lewis and
clarke.
Together with all and singular tho tenements.
hsreditament aud appurtsnances thereuntO be-
longing or IN anywife AppeTtainiug
Public notice 10 hereby gwen. that on v eduss-
day. the 18th day OF priL A. D.. 1891. At n
o'clock m. Of that day. a. tho front door Of the
court house. Helena. Lewis and Clarke county.
Montana will. In obedience 10 said order Of sale
and decree Of foreclosure aud sale sell the above
described property. or much thereof a. may
BE- necessary 20 satisfy said Judgment with iu-
tsrost and costs, 10 tho highest and best bidder,
for cash In hand.
Given under my hand. this 9Th day Of April
CHARLES d. CURTIS, sheriff.
By FHED T. HoHs. Under sheriff
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-10
Providing for Retirsmeat.

WASHINGTON, April 9.-Senator Martin. Of
Kansas has two bills before the senate
COMMITTEES on judiciary. which provide for
the retirement on full pay OF the United
States judges, one Of them after twenty
years continuous Sc vice aud the other on
account Of phyalcal OF mental dlaabiIilY.