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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-01
Arrivals at the Grand Central,

Pat Roddy, Elossburg, Chas. Champion, Marys-
w. +. Kruger, toze- Vile.
Miss A. Berg. BilliI g.. VIII .Rice, Fair Grounds
Ihos. Davidson. IOs,o on A. ID. Balcom, Stemple.
j. W. George. Stemple. ". q. emith, Butte.
&. h. Jacquemin, hele- u. l.. james, Salt Lake
ma. l. N. Bunnell, Wichita,
Bert Ford, wife and sis Kan.
ter. Minneapolis. W. v. Myers, Toston.
John Murray, bedford. j. l.. Henry, Great Fails
Vim. tlannery. Aoze- w. &. GetS, treat ualls
j. Ste yenson and wife James W. GARY. Helm.
Mar ysvile. Vile.
Jno., W. Thompson, James Burns, Marys-
Helena. vi L..
Edwin. D. Barker, White W. ). Dodge, Placer.
Sulphur Springs. Miss Chapman, Mis-
Miss l'wigley, Miss onla soula.
Miss Holland, Missoula.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-01

Also a large list of Montana Mining
Stocks for sale below market price.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-01
Arrivals at Tho Helena,

y. {. MagEu3, Chicago. Geo. W. Mueller, Chi
Jno. b Conner, Indian cago.
apolis. CT. Conrad, Kalispell
{. ". buck, San Fran Mont.
cisco. j. IL. Conrad. Billings
Ill. Il. Coleman, Toledo. h. q. Winston, Mime
n. j. Clasen, st. Paul. apolis.
Mark solomon, Chica- Geo. V. Gotter and wife
cago. Philadelphia, Pa.
+. Il. Hathaway. Mis- j, Nj. Underwood, Min
soula. neapolie.
w. M. tabor, Chigagr. Harry Smith, Chicago.
A.P. Einclair, San Fran il. !. Keller, Chicago.
Q scu. Jul David, Now York.
Fate iiecth, Chicago. John II. Garrison. New
l.. hietman, White sui York.
phur Springs,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-01
Arrivals at the Cosmopolitan.

John Kemp, Minneapo- James Mason. Fast
LIS. Helena.
L. ii. hunkel, Towns y. l., bowman, Futte.
end. Thos. u. Goodwin,
A. \, Pennoyer, New Montana.
York. A. A. Mcdonald. Phil
J.. Bartran. New York. llsbmra,
jas. Dou GAS, Philips Harry Smith, Now Nork
burg. II. l.. Stanford. haiis-
II. itecsa Dawn, Chica- poll.
no.. j. W. Thayer. Howard,
Max Fehrmnu. Chicago. y. d,
:. +. tuntinings, Spring Julien Reed, Ceicago.
Valley, MINI, Gus Burners, Fort Fen
VIM. g. Andaews; Chi. ton.
cago, l.. j. Eichherg. Glen
Miss N. Free, Chicago. dive, Mont.
J, Booth Alexander. Geo. Mack, salt Lake,
Hu T.. Utah.
A.. W. Hand. Butte. II. H.. Howard aud wife,
John A Keating, Towns seattle, Wash,
sond j.. Il, Wardncr, Fair
thas, Peterson. Black haven. Wash,
fto City. j., +. hurphy. Great
Enouh Hodson, Boze- Falls.
man. ia. o'Rourkc, Billings.
l.. j, Darnell, Sheridan. Myo.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-01

NOTICE OF SALE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ is hereby given. that On Monday, June /. 1871.
Mt IL o'clock noon, l will sell at my office In the
Herald building, Broadway. to tbs highest bid
der for cash, warrants of the city Of Helena to
the amount Of 81, 800. divided no follows; general
fund. ~. 500; fire fund, 81 900.
JAMES B. WALKER.
City Treasurer.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-01

90 70 lho hee l!iyo and buy ono of tho oelc-
brated Whitney Enby carriugss, they are tho hest
aud pricns arc 33s per cent lower than inferior
oarriagas,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-08
Yhnan he OIL Knnn.

Here isa true gt9sy 81 q w~ci,.nno;@1
ana greatly G3tsstl2d BostOn Journal.
jbt - r9Gad mt Win;
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rI2gksiga ,iAt NJ 10 neatg3d Of DJi1y
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J1g ~ 'ya5 rallied On this ppint 81 y
Inly Of his acquaintance, who asked
lit1 tEi1t-i iaaBi
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kaoW mas t1pe from glotherl'
III s. q TINT" ha Dail, cha. ! can't
re;vli!J ~dastingaisb tun"s apart. Thsp,
az mt ttsS t1nDa that I rSally know
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"toiI Iiu9ssaT an1 tia lo1y mater
'DDADiD /? ~ i|I41JD I,"nEript.
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Tb5 Yis.1yrD G.Lt experience Of tho
hr,gls Ia ECano5 hyrss 10 30 FIRST diBap-
pintmlnL WIN the err ptiOn Of Tho
Drahd botrl. which would rank With
tt;rJ MA even fourth clnf1 boufoB in
EuTOpP, all the thirty or forty hot4iG NJ
Bp2i9J h9feD cceupy inadequate build.
Inga ma thoy hro badly furBighcd, bad.
~ DaSaHad Gnd DitDgctlicT wrotghed,
diriy ma oJinfoTilcD. Ecyerthcfc1a,
TN pyCpdctoTg make gocl proft9.
Tbpy charge from D,b0 - 90 gold a
Dry Tar "unh person md their h0uEes
ara EiHayb iBiL
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3 DsYs,on.

hchlrf III one II iho bureaus IN .ro
lntefgys Impairment bag ho,.r cali-ysu
Congress bIH year FIR cl"rt:s-ro.c
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N"h tbem p7nr BIZ 'n.igG JGrc:.u, mint
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cr@A,d ep On cheiF d~sI:r, another rrouD
we're bsrrning % g fanny GtorY, Gnd t-%o
;TGIs n%s y5aty pennies oYcr IL q corner.
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Dissolution Of Copartr~rship.

Notice is horsby given that tho firm
Of Lon Wines & Go. is this day dis.
solved 10y mutual consent, Mr.. Joseph
Jensen retiring from thc Gim.
Lon Nince will pay all Bills ngninst
said firm and collect MI bills duo the
same. Mr.. Jcnsen will ronrnin IN tho
employ Of tho firm: Tho firm will
hereafter be Lon Wines & Son.
LES Wisls T. Co.
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E-rsCZzr-gE RATES.

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TAXESl TAxESl

STATE AND COUNTY ThYES
For THO year 1891 nro now duo md
payable nj tho Office Of tho County
Treasurer ut tho Pojtolice in Elko,
Nevada, and tho eane will DO dcliu.
quont after Monday, Dcc.7 a. ID. 1901
JAMES CLARK,
County Treasurer md E1-Onlcio Ink
Roccirct. I'd
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M. Rcinlart has
lust received his
Fall and Winter
samples for custom
made clothing. II
you want yoUr
clothes made TO Or
der, give him Il call
and see us fine a
line OF samples as
has ever been eX-
bibitcd in Elko.
You can get a suit
of clothes made to
order from $21 90
up. Fit Guarnn-
tGed.
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A--EZT-so-C zE-ES.
rG1 = GaZs - .gr = Ne -o-1~ v=
~sEa- uEE-+ gL--- zgg-f - $40 ~
80 -u- ss==
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1891-05-02

Cruel treatment of convicts still find
its way to the public prints. That the
tales Of every fugitive or discharged
convict should be accepted as true, is
simple nonsense. Yet, now and then
something leaks out, that should be
remedied. While Haly's Camp for
county convicts eight miles from
Greenwood, may be conducted on prin-
ciples Of humanity 50 far as discipline,
and eating is concerned, it must not be
forgotten, that sleeping constitutes
about one-half of our natural life; and
the camp or prison, which does not
furnish fair advantages for this abso-
lutte necessity, is guilty Of an unpar-
donable crime against humanity as
we'll as law. If forty men are compell-
ed to sleep in a space 1Ox20, as we
learn from correspondent of the
Memphis Commercial, without windows
or apertures t6 admit a free circula-
tion Of Gods cheap, universal air, Mr..
Hays camp is in a fair way to 60 down
to history by the side Of the black hole
Of Calcutta.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1891-05-02
SOME POINTERS!!

Not one man in Il thousand can say
a III" policy would not benefit his fam
ly Wrr" h. to die tomorrow. there
fore. every man should be insured,
There al.,. thousands Of fHmilirS III
want to-day. brcuuSc their natural pro-
t"ctUr persisted in waiting for u''run-
vcnicnt season for taking out q pol
icy.
Il is unwiSc to defer until to-molwoW
what can be done to-day.
One Of the WralthirSt merchants in
New York says: Il am satisfied that
life insurance policy is the best invest,
ment Il man can make. carry all
that am able
Because men drop out of their bis
mess at a time when they least cN
pcct death. they should not defer Sc
curing the safeguards OF life insurance.
\ life insurance policy in q good COM
panv, is as good security asa Govern
mcnt bond.
Whenever u man decides to insure
his life. he cannot be too careful in
selecting Il COMPANY. In its various
plans of insurance. and the security
offered, n" company rNrcls THE EQU1T-
ABLE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF TIE
UNITED STATES.
For Rates and Plans. call on. or
write to
r. 7. LAKE &Cn..
General Agents.
December 6. Grenada. Miss.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1891-05-02
AnE1npty Treasury.

The New Orleans Picayane says: The
last Congress, which spent one thou
SAND millions d the peoples money in a
a time Of profound peace, has about
bankrupted the national treas ury. II
apears that the net cash balance avail
able for the current needs Of the Gov
ernment on the 28d instant was less
IMAM $4,000, 900. In June the quarter
y pension payment Of 100000 has
got to be met. Customs receipts have
begun to fall Of largely with free su-
gar and 9 prohibitory tariff on many
articles Of consumption. The Govern
ment may squeeze through with fair
weather, but another financial panic
like that Of last fall would knock the
bottom out d Uncle Sans strong box.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1891-05-02

A great Papal controversy between
the American Baptist and the Ch,t1ch
Progress and Catholic World, both pub
lished in St. Louis, Mo-, began on last
Saturday, April 25th. The terms and
stipulations Of the agreement are sign
ed, sealed and delivered. It is to run
through at least six months, provided
either party desires it. Each journal
is to publish verbatim the arguments
Of its opponent in the same size type.
They both stipulate due courtesy and
respect becoming religious journals.
This promises to be one Of the most in
teresting discussions in the annals of
religious controversy. Whether it
will do the world any good is another
question, as both churches run back
their histories many centuries ago.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1891-05-02

The Church Nescs. an Episcopal pa
per long published in Natchez in the
interest Of the Diocese Of Mississippi,
has changed it's name to the Church
Guardian, and hereafter, will be pub
lished in Jackson Us a semi-monthly.
Rev. Frank Hallum rector Of st. An
drews at Jackson, will be editor, aided
by Bishop Thompson Of this State, and
Bishop Galleher Of Louisiana. It will
be the Diocesan organ Of both Missis-
sippi and Louisiana. "..'
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1891-05-02

Memorial services in honor of the
late Gen. Jos. E. johnson were appro-
priately rendered in New Orleans by a
splendid sermon from Rev. DR.. B. NJ.
Palmer, Of the first Presbyterian
church, on Sunday last. The immense
auditorium was packed with soldiers
and civilians from youth to old age, all
witnessing the solemn service with
reverence, and listening In rapture to
the eloquent divine. .
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1891-05-02
The Dreadful March Of Self obstruction.

Outside Of murders, manslaughterf
and accidental deaths, we counted in
Tuesdays issue Of that bright, newsy
peper, the Memphis Commercial, eight
suicides: l in Tennessee, l in Georgia,
5 in Kansas and ! in New York. What
Il fearful record Of telo de Sc in one
single daily paper! This too in the
midst Of the blazing close Of the 10th
century. Suppose that we had before
us all the papers Of the union? What
would be the showingP Arkansas on
this occasion takes the lead in SELF
destruction. IL this the fruit Of our
hurried, reckless civilization, when in
the dreadful excitements Of the pres
ent, we lose sight Of the awful future ?
Is it the quiet spread Of agnosticism,
that discards all moral responsibility,
because 1t discards all knowledge ?
Or is It the fruit Of silent intldelity,
sapping and running the hearts and
heads Of the people, while we rush
along the highways and byways Of life
without fixed aim or end Whatever
is the cause, It certainly Il serious,
and should call for the scrutiny Of the
moralist, the examination Of the pulpit
and the thoughts Of all good and wise
men.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1891-05-02

On Sunday May 10th the newly built
Catholic Church at Sardis, will be ded-
icated by Right Rev. T. Meerschaert,
Bishop elect Of the Indian Territory.
The dedication will begin at 10 a. m.
followed by High Mass and sermon by
the Right Rev. Bishop elect. The af-
ternoon services will, consist of the
Recitation Of the Rosary, Sermon and
Benediction Of the Blessed Sacrament.
The choir Of St. Joseph's Church,
Holly Springs, will have charge Of the
music.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1891-05-02
PETITION FOR PARDON.
To His ErccllcUcU, GOrpI1lur J. W. Stup

To His Ercellcncy, Governor J. VI. STONE
The petition of the undersigned citizens
of the county of Madison would Respect iful-
ly represent and show unto your ENr"ilrnry
that William Luckett tcUlordI, was 1T thr
term 1890 OF the Circuit Court Of Grenada
county. convicted Of burglary and n1rurrd
to the penitentiary for three ycar-. Your
petitioners would state to your Exc, i|rnry
that they are acquainted with the said q "
vict-that he was born in'thiS. Madison co,li-
ty. that he has resided here ever iHcr h" w"~
born, until within the last six or ri-ht
months: that he is about Is years Of age. aud
has never before been charged or >tl>prr,"d
SO far as your petitioners know. Of any vio-
latiOn of the criminal law of the state. and
that he Is the principle. and We might say,
the only prop and support Of an aged mo, ,l',l
who is blind amd cripple; W. T.; therefore, e.,
duty bound will ever pray. etc.
WILLIAM LUCKETT U'Ol.l
0. 4. LUCkETT and sixty
nnc-uther ctitunrr~, etc
Anril II tSQ1 -.,O1
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1891-05-02

The pleasures Of the Presidential
party will be turned into mourning
when the death of Mrs. Bette Eaton,
the Presidents sister, Of North Bend,
near Cleveland, Ohio, reaches him. On
Sunday Mrs. Eaton with her niece at
tended Church, and on their way home,
the horse ran away, when she was
thrown violently to the ground, and
fatally injured as her physician says.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1891-05-02

During last week sixteen thousand
seven hundred emigrants from
eighteen steamships landed at the
Barge Office in New York. How many
Of these left their native country for
their country's good, is question that
should appeal to the common sense and
common Justice Of every true Ameri-
can citizen. ~-.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1891-05-02
Dwelling House for sale ut II Bargain.

: The residence now occupied by Mrs.
NJ. Fl. Rollins. with Il large garden.
shade and water. Good rruSun~ FOR
selling. For particulars and terms APP
ply to W. + Rollins, Memphis, care Of
Erb & Co. or James Cuff, Grenada.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1891-05-02

shoe Shop Notice.
have moved my shoe shop up stairs
in the Mullin building in the rooms
formerly occupied by Dr. D. B. Me-
Henry, where will be pleased to sec
my friends and customers. All work
guaranteed
A. j. RANSOM.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1891-05-02

Apply to
J, Fl BARKSDALE,
Nov 2-6m GRENADA, Miss.
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Go to the Cir cult Clerks Office an
register.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-10-11

Floor noiseless as feather. Orna-
mental woodwork of quartered syca-
more. Ceiling of delicate sjudic shade.
Exquisite elegance everywhere, mirrors
multiply the effects.
Goods are the acme of beauty; in taste
faultless. European markets have been
ransacked to secure them. Exclusive
Parisian styles and imported novelties
received weekly.
Hutchinson is nothing il not stylish
In matters of Millinery he is an oracle.
Ladies Of taste will delight to visit the
new store as they do the old. Inspec-
tion invariably invited.
The old stand will continue at 907
Pennsylvania avenue. The new store
will be managed by Miss Emma j.
Forbes, who has had an extensive ex-
perience in catering to the taste of mil
linery admirers.