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The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-01-30

ness in both Lincoln ard Cabeli
counties, and ! am vel known to
the business men Of those coin-.
named has never ap-
pcared Oh any criminal record.
.A'. lk.gt ,B.gstche. wag not only my
nephew, but he was my clerk, /
had raised him and he was as dear
70 70 me ~ nav eRFA eaildEen By
bis death awiIow Il left With four
small children, who had TO one
else to lean on for a support, and
While they have my sympathy. I
also svmpathize with the mother
of Thomas Terreil. | shall do.
nothing 70 preindice his case. AL
that / ask is d fair and impartial
fFiaI, and I sElaTf sae Tint ne Is
properly prosecuted. RI the jury
shaH find him not guiltyI will be
satisfied. The Ferrell family and
mine have always been friends.
Ny nephew and Thomas FcrreIl
were friends up to the time Of the
fatal difficulty. Neither Of them
lad anything TO DO with the Hat
Iield~McCoy Or the Brumfield- DC
Coy feuds. Shall find no fault
with the friends Of Ferreil to use
every means n '11weFto
sccare his aequitai; they should
find no fault with me, if | assist
the officers Of the law in a dis
charge OF theirduty. ] ask moth
ing but justice in the matter.
Respectfully,
tsSJssfTyrF-p
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EcrlcE TO LIEN HOLDERS.
state Of West Virginia

State Of West Virginia
vs. Ghancery.
Lewis ~. white, RI afs5
TO all persons holding Lfe3s BIZ judy
efse,tf. o. otherwise, %, The Reai Estate, Or
aag part taefeof, Of Letcfs ". Hhite.
IN paTsaa8gezof a ftesree Of the esir~
cuii Court IF Logan County made n a
eaEse therein pending, to subject the
Real Estate Of tile said Lewis W. White
to the satisfaction Of tho liens thereon.
all
claims held BY you, and each Of you,
against The said Lewis w. White, which
are liens on his Real Estate, or any part
Of it. for adjudication to me, at my office
in tte town Of Araconla, on or before
the 18th day Of February, 1890.
Given binder my hand this 18th day
of january 1895.
JAMES NJ. CHAFIS,
Commissioner.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-01-30

Every vote ia Congress shows
tlfa hostility Of the Republican
party to labor. especially to the.
Iaa;yorers on our farms. 1t IL not
beeanae the individual members
Of the party are not from our farms
or workshops, but any vote TO as
sist agriculture or labor is a vote
against the protection policy Of
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-01-30

Notice is hereby given that 4
meeting Of the Stockholders Of
the West Virginia and Ironton
Railroad Company, called in writ
ing by all the Stockholders of the
Company. will be held at the Of
Gee of.the Company at Bramwell,
Mercer County, West Virginia, on
Wednesday, the 18th dayof March
1890, at 10 O'Clock, "A. H., for1the
pgirpeseef eetfsitite lag and taking
such action as may be deemed adj
visable with regard to q proposed
consolidation and merger of the
Capital Stock property and fran
chises OF the West Virginia and
Raitroad Company WITH
and into the Capital Stock proper
ty and franchises Of the Norfolk
and u 7estefn Railroad GefaPaHy5 y
CHARLES II. MELLON,
Secretary.
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the .ip7fttS

In anot..aa colsinln will be found
d letter from Mr.. w. +. Butcher
in regard to the murder Of Albert
Butcher. Floyd Butcher needs no
defense before the people Of Logan
count y--ile il too well known.
We have no teFtcrcitfz Judge
Lynch viii never receive any en-.
enlargement at his hands. We.
hope The press Of the State. which
have published tie foul SANDER,
will publish, publish a correction.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-01-30

During the last week La Grippe
i,as numbered among its victims,
.foiIII Ht.ss .=ti4e4 sEesslt s.s.iill-
ira. lawyer 0f Ohio and Adam
Forepargh, the great Peilnsyl-
vania Snowman.
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. - r - -
BIG GREEK.

The cool breeze has at last
struck us.
i sptasffTiirrg tide in the creek
Last week.
Barker Bros. are hauling a fine
lot Of first class timber.
Vim. Hunter has just eonplet-
ed 4 fine barn for DE Barker.
Tho hoys cuta bee tree on T. S.
Bakers land last week.
The youngsters had a surprise
party 1t Kew. Dyke CARROTS last
Friday night. Dyke seemed to
enjoy it for as each one pounded
him he thanked them.
Miss Lena Cooley, daughter Of
George Godbey,siszill with some
thing like diptheria.
r@Ja illss 7hEf f;:77zai ais=is=HdfEsa
well as he was last week.
Rev. Dyke Garrett preached
two sermons at the Barker School
house Sunday.
Boys subscribe for the BANNER.
We know it to be an excet1e t
paper. BACHELOR b.
|s-,--r-1-7
e Eminent physicians everywhere
Ayers Cherry ffeet0rati az the
most reliable remedy that can G
had for colds, coughs, and al pull
monary disorders Ask Your
druggist for Ayers Almanac; it
is the best publication Of The klnd
and full Of information,
=; SIT :. * L IN G n II
Il. TTs.EE..{yxU cg4a:'s.si.,
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NOTICE TO GaED {! .. \.
- = llIl-7-s---
j allyl6-iw

q
Standardization
rs Ia ChaIlceTy.
Alex. Dempsey, Admir-.
&c. Ct al.
TO the Creditors ofd-. D. Demp-
sey, deceased.
Ia pursuance Of decree Of the Cir
cult Court Of the County of Logan,
made in a cause therein pending, to
subject the Real Estate of the said T..
u. Dempsey, to the payment Of his
-llehis you are reqni1edsto present Your
Claims against the estate Of the said J..
u. DEMPSEY, FOR adjudication to jno. A..
Sheppard, COMMISSIONER, at his office in
The said county on or before the 9th
DAY Of February, 1884,,
Witness, 7. E. Whited, Clerk 81
Our said Court. tliia lsth day OF JaM-
). T. G. wHIrED, Clerk.
4
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LANDS SOLD FOR TAXES.

List of Real Estate sold in the County of Logan in the month
December for the of the charged
for the years 1881 and 1885, and purchased by the following ndvd
uals.
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more heinons. than open bribery.
and which is more destructive OF
society and good government, it
is the attempt to~controp our pri-
nlaries b. the. use Of Intoxicating
7llitt ttsefs eeast
and responsible otficc.in order to
make himself solid With q certain
element, distributes the most
abominable bug jaiee among his
adherents, and our primaries at
once become meetings unfit for
-tiaeeat IaeaH4 tse i.trttlcii psl irl.fir,s
stractions are sivon under the.in-
spigatioiI OF dirUnkIrnness, and the
parry maehinery is placed in the
lands Of men who are unable to
inspire the.contillence,of the citi-
Gems who believe in The purity of
elections. A healthy public sem
tt;:iaant aioaa can correct this evil.
line moral, l;tw sliding citizen
ahoald commence the fight ato once
ard should see that the man, Or
SCI Of men, who would reach oliic-
al'station by debasing his fellow
mlsi, is relogatei TO the raar
.-@~s-.--,---s---.-----s
IN 1888 the fat which was fried
oHtsf sse'sseesseAto
)ishments enabled the Republican
party through fraud, corruption
ard the Wholesale purchase Of
Notes, to aeaisl control our govern
mont ia all Of its departments
]. Belongings s itdoes, to the money
power, we eaN expect no relief 70
se given to Ehc people fpcm that
lish protective tariff which has
sleatroycd our shipping and pros.
trated our agricultural interests.
-.3alieyssin2g,= ;;lS=sit=tlaes,=iin =centrafl
lied power, We find That in our
national halls nf legislation the
rights Of INC minority are denied,
and the worst Of all despottsms,
the power Of an n heck maiori-
ty has been established, and be-
licving further that hatred to the
whites Of tha. South is loyalty to
the federal government, race
predjudices have been stirred up,
and 2 race war, which means the
determination Of the negro or Iris
ascendencg oger the whites Of the
South is heiAg.Irecipitated. This
ascenaency Of the Republican
party and tho injustice which il
doing to orr farmers, mechanics
aad lalaorers, as we'll az the dan
GERS with whicl, Ne are threatened
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Why is it thai; hat oarseiti2ens are
disposing d their coal lands 50
cl1eaply 70 aefi-Ffeees3ii ltAi}ftts he
Ct snlla are WORT II
Pennsylvania from 500 70 $1,000
per acre, and in the northern part
Of filis State they are worth $l00
por acre, while they are being Of
fcre1 here at from 50 to rs per
acre. Oar citizens have been
paying the taxes on their Lands.
all4ns VIII le and sreafliiAe no
profit, now as railreads-are being
builtsto develop them, speeulatofs
-are getting them fora mere song.
WIFI III orr rpo7Fe learn nothing
i + is-t 81. -eAH Y experience.
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In discussing Senator Berry :
bill requiring a report from the
Caucus Bureau in regard to farm
mortgages etc, Senator I'e 4llleie az
Dl.ttcG that wheat had declined
zifre1ft 81 per olishs.l in 1873 10
81 l.l-.l So, md that other.
fasas products had declined IN The
same ratio, but thought that il was.
the decentralization Of silverealld
not the protective tariff which
had caused it. How does the
Senator account for The steady.
tieg.reaseoff f fs..ssf products llse Is since
tina cofsfa55t Has been
partially restored2 It's the pro-
Lection GaIg Which has shut Us ont
from the markets Of the world,
and gives us no outlet fer our sur
plus grain and cattle.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-06
PERSONAL.

Frank j. Kenck is the father of a fine new
baby boy.
George Bennett, of Granite was in town
on the Fourth.
Mr.. Nathan L. Greeley, of the Kansas
City Times, is in town.
Miss Agnes Dithmer, of Indianapolis, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Leslie Sulgrove.
w. E. Mooney, formerly with Raleigh &
Clarke, left for Deer Lodge yesterday.
j. G. Pyle, assayer in chief for the Gran
tie Mountain Mining company, is in the
city for Il few days.
Mr.. Mulcahey, formerly the capable and
popular chef of the Montana hotel at Ana
conda, has taken charge of the culinary de-
partment of The Helena.
The three year-old tot that acquitted her.
self SO nicely in the caRtata of Red Riding
Hood recently rendered at the opera house
| is named Cora w. Thompson, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Thompson, of this
city.
The following passengers left yesterday
via the Northern Pacific for their respective
destinations: Gertrude Ferris, Mrs. F.
Manuel, Mrs. Jno. j. Rohrbaugh, Miss M.
E. Wareheim, St. Paul; +. H. Fowles and
wife, Ballston, N. Y; J. H. Allen, VIM. H,
Allen, La Porte. Ind: Mrs. A. Perry, Buff
alo. Mimi; w. b. Edgar, Chicago; Carl
snider, Fred Kaul. Hamburger, Germany
Jos. Howard, New York: Vim. Barrett, with
remains of Jno. Coughlin, Watertown.
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+ NJ FERRIS WAMES, LND1EY & GETCHEiL
cAATH i W. PERKINS,
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN. +,

Mr.. John C. Lewis and Miss Carrie NJ.
Frazier, of Missoula, were married in this
city yesterday afternoon.
The ladies of the Helena Relief commit
tee will hold their regular monthly meeting
Monday, July 7th, 1870 p. M, at FOB Fifth
avenue. Francis r. Atkinson, secretary.
We are requested to caution the public at
large against a couple of unknown individ-
uals who in the garb of nuns or sisters are
at present soliciting funds throughout the
state
Workmen are engaged in bracing the fire
tower with heavy timber. The tower has
been in shaky condition and interfered
with the proper working of the fire alarm
system.
Street Commissioner Brady gives the gut.
every day. There is room for more sanitary
board of health should look after.
Capt. Swiggett, the newly appointed
register of the United States local land
office. took possession of his office last
Thursday. The captain has purchased {
residence in the city and has moved his
family from Jefferson City to Helena.
The case of the proprietors of the \ I
saloon against Donald Bradford was trieC
before Judge Feischer and jury yester
day afternoon. MIR. II. G. Wylie represent
ed the plaintiffs, and Messrs. Harlow anC
Wallace we're defendants counsel. Aftel
hearing the evidence and arguments of the
| attorneys it took the jury but two minutes
| to bring in verdict in favor of Mr. Brad
| ford.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-06

The annual meeting of st. Peters hospi-
tai was held at the hospital on Tuesday af-
ternoon last. Satisfactory reports were
made concerning the work done during the
past year by the institution. The expenses
Of carrying on its work from June LIST, 1889,
to june lst, 1890. have been $16,O77.24, be-
sides nearly $1,000 expended for permanent
improvements, including the pavilion for
contagious cases. The number of patients
admitted have amounted to 1878, of which
number 339 were men and 81 were women.
Religion is not made a test of admission.
as the following interesting summary of
the religious predictions of the patients
shows: There were Lutherans 63, Roman
Catholics 81, Episcopalians 80. Methodists
81, Preshytefians II, Baptists 10, Congrega-
tionalists, Christians and Hebrews 3. Saliva
ton Army 2, and Uniyersalist Spiritualist,
German Reform Free Thinker, Unitarian,
Mormon and Chinese each. Twenty-four
of the patients were received and treated
g shsaab Ge in l Ygs part 36a The
stitution thus constitutes nearly
q tenth of all it does. Many applications
for admission are made. as in all such insti-
tutions, on the plea of poverty, which can
not be rightly entertained, but no really
worthy case has ever been refused. For the
sake Of charity, as well as for the way in
which st. Peters hospital meets many
pressing needs on the ground of humanity,
Ii ought to be generously sustained by oul
citizens. It's superintendent and corps o
nurses are, unusually efficient and devoted
II II conducted on the most modern an,
HYGIENE system, and in every way wei
deserves the confidence of the community
The board of trustees are Rt. Rev. l.. /
Brewer, Rev. F. I. Webb. 5. ]. Jones. Wn
Cheasman, +. D. Edgerton. VIM. Chun
aaero, A. j. Davidson, JAS. w. Hathawa
md w. II. Little, the last two having bee
Elected ct the last annual meeting.
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Court House Cuttings,

Marriage licenses we're issued yesterday
70 August Ditmer and Sarah E Howe, of
Helena; John G. Lewis and Carrie M.
Frazier. of Missoula; Thomas Haley and
Catherine Hoyt.
The following locations were filed yester-
day for record in the county clerk and re-
ooTder's office: Fair View, Lewis and
Clarke county, situated on the divide be-
tween Skelly gulch and Three Mile pulch,
by Francis Lohran and Matthew Dorrity.
Meadow Lark, Blue Cloud mining district,
BY VIM. Desjardin and A. NJ. Milsop.
Among the real estate transfers filed
yesterday was one by +. D. EdRerton, H.
w. Child ct ux to Frank Langford, convey
ing lot 16, in the northwest a of the south
west u section 30, township 10 north, range
8 west; also lot Il in the northwest Il OF the
north, range west; consideration $4,000.
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lU me COURT HOUSE.
Hsarang Of the jackson Case
Before tho Board Of
M Pardons.
Defendant Ii the Street Railway
Case Fined For Con-
III tempt
\ N0ar Now Mining Companies File Articles
y Incorporation with the Sec
rotary Of State.

The state board Of pardon met yesterday
attorney general to take up the case of AL
bert jackson, convicted of murder in the
6rst degree. Messrs. r. G. Davies and E.
q. RUSSELL, Jackson's counsel, appeared be-
fore the board and several of the jury which
found jackson guilty. Mr.. Davies repre-
sented to the board he had been informed
that the principal witness in the case against
jackson was person without character,
and that evidence could be obtained to the
effect that she and her husband had both been
guilty Of very serious crime before coming
to this country-that of Matchmaking her
father. Mr.. Davies said he had en-
deavored to procure the evidence and had
prepared a.statement Of it and sent it to
Canada, asking the parties to whom he had
written to procure the evidence and send
him afidavits as soon as possible. On the
third instant he received telegram from
parties in Montreal saying the af1idavlts
asked for would be forwarded. Mr.. Davies
asked the board for an adjournment OF the
hearing until such time as he could bring
the affidavits before the board. He said
that # he had had this evidence on the trial
Of the case jackson would have been &C
quilted; that the evidence of the principal
witness for the prosecution would have
been impeached, and it would have been
impossible for the jury to convict jackson.
W. II. Green, one of the jurors present,
stated to the board that all of the jurors
agreed to sign petition to the governor
asking for communication of the sentence
to life imprisonment. Mr.. Green said he
believed jackson was guilty. but that the
crime did not deserve so severe punish
ment as death. Mr.. Guthrie, the foreman
of the jury, said that for three days the
jury could not agree, the vote standing the
same. It was developed through the ques'
tioning of several jurors by the attorney
general that the jury seemed to be under
the impression they could not, under the
instructions Of the court, do other than te
either convict or acquit; that they could MOI
find jackson guilty Of murder in the SECOND
degree. The board then adjourned until
p. M, Wednesday, July 8, in order to give
Mr.. Davies time to present his afhdavits
from Canada.
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r. Anderson arrived from Butte re-
Gently and made the Cosmopolitan hotel
his headquarters. He is now in jail. Las,
night he attempted to pass forged check
on "Uncle SAM for $50. This check bore
the signature of J. D. Thompson grocer
"Uncle SAM karatofsky said he would &C
out to see if it was o. X, but Anderson die
not wait; he fed. and was soon in the hands
of an officer. A forged check on Sands Bros
was also found on him.
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IncOrpOratiOns,


The Ingersoll Mining company; incor-
porators, Allen Pierse, Stephen Pierse and
F. P. Atkinson; capital stock, $1,000, 900
in ]. 600, 600 shares of 81 each. Operations
will be in Meagher county.
West Cumberland company; incorpora-
tors, Thomas H. Burke. George Martin,
Samuel Word, j. M. Fox and Charles
Young; capital stock, $5,0oo,oO in 100000
shares of $40 each. Operations will be in
the Castle mountain distrist with offices at
Helena.
East Hiawatha Mining company; incor-
porators, George II. Long, Frank T. Nor
gen, Charles E. Gable, George H. Casey and
William n. Vigner; capital stock, $aoo, ooo
win be in jefferson county with Offices in
Butte.
Poor Man Mining company; incorpora-
tors, Joseph o. Hudnutt, j. J. Mickey
Harry M. Allen, Earnest H. Gagnon, Chas
Y. Peck. Gilbert H. Mickey, George NJ
Hatch and A. N. Hawley; capital stock g.,
OO,OOO in 2,5OO, 600 shares of 81 each. Oper
atoms will be in Park county and Offices a
Billings
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BOHEMIAN
sSssessSseesSss

is the Eastern Terminus of the Butte &
!3ozeman Short Line and the county seat of
Gallatin county. Gallatin County has more
Coal Lands in a high state Of development,
more Water Power, more Timber, more
Wealthy Farmers, and Greater Natural Re-
sources than any county in Montana.
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win Arrive To-day.

The following persons will reach Helena
to-day at 1875 on the west-bound Northern
Pacific express: John Goss, I. G. Hoffman,
D. L. More, Frank Fee.
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The District Court.

Proceedings in the state district court
yesterday were as follows:
An application was made for the appoint
ment of guardian for the minor child OF
Edward F. Crosby, and Judge Bach was ap-
pointed. An application was also made fol
the setting aside of a homestead for the
widow from the estate.
F. r. Wallace vs.. the Helena Electric
Railway company; defendant Frank Lang
ford fined $500 for contempt of court. De-
PENDANTS apply for writ Of certiorari.
Court then adjourned out of respect to
the memory of Thomas F. Casey.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-06

- w1ll snmmence on Monday. the 7th inst, 10
~ III hungiss. carriages. phaetons and run
2f71anf Wnnone q e1eatly reduced prizes. Give n
~ - anythiAs 81 tbs vehicle iine. !. 4.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-06

Walter A. Woods single-apron binder and en-
closed gear mower taxes the highest awards wher.
ever exhibited. T. c. Power l. Co. are selling
them away down low.
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rails at the Grand Central.

Arrivals at the Grand Central.
W. A. Pennycook Mis- Jas. H. Spatford, San
soula. francisco.
Jno. +. Cowan. Butte. w. r. Scott. Deer
). T. Jones, Glendale Lodge.
S. J . Hoteliny, Butte. Mrs. Vim. Mayer, Ma
Miss Trent, Maiysyil @. rysville.
JAS N kalston. John Klein. Corbin
p. Curwin, Butte. Geo. H. Morrison, St.
o. +. Linquist, Boss Paul.
burg Il. B. Northrop.St Paul
Mrs, alcomb Carbon s. b. Williams W. s.
dale i'll. GS.
F. Greede, Seattle. Chas Young, Castle.
Chas. Horton, Marys- 7. Mcleod, Granite.
vile. l.. J. Mcleod, Marys-
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wiley vile.
Elkhorn. Geo. T.. Price. Cataract
W. d. Cooper. Choteau l.. Baldwin, Placer.
o. X. Archer. st Louis Mr. and Mrs. d. II.
w. w. Martin, Trinity. Peeler Marysyille.
H. S. Amos, Placer. A. W. Spratt, Michigan
Mr.. and MIS-. G. N, Geo. Westeryelt, New
Drulnmond York.
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ST. Peters HOSPITAL.

Fowles' CashStore carry the most complete
lines Of ribbons in the city which sold at New
York prices.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-06

All trimmed millinery to be sold regardless of
value at Fowles Cash Store.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-06
A Chance for Ross.

Tie largest line of infants goods in the cit,
can lie found at Fowles' Cash store.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-06

Kid gloves lifted 70 The hand q fowles' Cash
Ge0fe,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-06
Arrivals Mt The Helena.

w. J. Mcintosh Deer John Lynch, Portland.
Lodge. Geo. Wee eric, Mime
G. i. Peck, Chicago. apolis
d. w. Murphy, Butte. G. r. hob.rts, Butte.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Met ]. A. Mcmillan, Butte.
calf Butte. J. A. Mcmillan. Butte.
A. S. Mcdonald, Butte. 7. A. Tubbs, CRur
L. ]. Carroll, B lite. d'Alen.
W. II. searles, Mime L. f. Welch Chicago
apolis. e. s. Mcdonald, Cho-
Miss Jennie Mcdonald, teau.
Choteau. Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
D. c. Price, st. Paul. Crowell, Cloeau
| l. X. Stone, st. Paul Mr.. and Mrs. L. Olyera,
ii. Malarin and daugh- California.
| ters, California. Mrs. John Clerk, Yon-
| Miss Emma Clark. Yon- kers.
kers. Miss Ida Clark, Yon'
j. c. Gouzens. Yonkers. kera.
| Mrs. James w. Vandu- NJ. Il. Hall, Portland
gen. Livingston. Ore.
W. L. Borel. Chicago. G. p. Baldwin, Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. II. L. Schemerhorn
sanford, Duluth, Butte.
Mimi. Geo. B. Morley, Grea
John Smith, Rocky Falls.
Canyon. Y. Iaubenheimer. Grea
| w. +. Carter, Minneap- Falls.
II oil. L. W. Butt, st. Paul
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An elegant line Of ruchings just received .
roW1aes GAsh Store.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-06

Buy your toilet soaps 1t Fowles' Cash Store,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-06

more churches, more Shade Trees, splen-
did Drives, Beautiful Lawns, and Com
Portable Homes, the Best System Of Water
Works, the Best Fire Protection, the
Purest and most Wholesome Water. and
Lower Taxes than any City in the State
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-06

Is the place to make investments, establish
a permanent business, to build homes. You
can buy Inside Property, Outside Property,
and Acre Property, Cheap.