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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-22

Die Sanhelsfammern BON 9 o # on uno
Cincinnati baben energiid gssen Die
Silberprd9ungS Gill prOieiirt.
Die Soitoner Sei6liiiie lauteu:
mv9a Dem GongreB Der Ser. Staaten jett
cine Sia uorliegt, moriu GrmG6tiauna er=
tbstlt mirS sur ireien Yrasuus Don Silber,
uuo
ba mir oielelbe ais elnen Ift betradten,
mcburd) baS cirfulirenoe @elb entmertbet
nno NiiBcreoit. &erwirrung unb llnbeil
iiber alle alaiien uno Sntersiieu bes Sotes
gebrad]t iuirb, 10 ipirb
beldloiien, baB mir Die 9ireer Don
Ntaliad)uietts, Die mir in ySaneuil.S Dali"
perlanmelt ilnb, I'M an9eiidt elmer semsinz
iamen Seiabr BON alien Yarteriifiltt.u
abfrabirenb, gesen berartise ueroerblibe
unO unbeiIpolle Seetgebung feierItt pro.
teiiiren nno unicre &ertreter i'm @ongreB
aufforpern, berlelbeu nit alien MitteIu ent=
gegeuiulpirfen.
gSir eriuden ben Sprefer bes 8cprd=
lentantenbaules, ieinen erlaubten GiniluB
babin auSSuiben, OaB Die Bill griinolid er.
iuogen iuirp, unb mir legsn ais lette i3us
flnd)t Seruiung elm an ben YrGiibenten Der
Ser. Staaten,iein Seto sur abwsnoung ees
llebels eiu;ulegeu.m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-22
GicDm Grftc.

Ct. 9ouis, 21. 5auuar.- HtuoUieb:
3uiubr 20O0, SerianOt 400; Yreiic uuris
irtsn Smilhen $500 II. 5000 6nelue: {:
3niubr $500, &criouot 1900; Ercie pa
rtlrten Smliteu 1920 II. $3.50 - Sfaafe:
3uIubr 1900, &erianOt -; Yrelie "a.
rlirteu SmiidJeu S4.20 unD $3.50.
6 bicago, 2l. SOnulr. - SinOUieb {:
.3uiuhr l4,000, %erianot 1000; Trelie uaris
irteu ;luiihcn $500 uuo 50 35.-S dmeins ::
3uiu6r $4,000, &eri0not 1000; Hreiie uos
rlirten Smiiten $3.50 II. $500 Sdaoie;
,3uiubr 1000, &eriaupt 1000; Yreiie bari.
irteu Swii6eu 1915 II. $3.50.
t-gibcrtp, Eu., u. Sunuar. -
8inOuieh: 3uiubr 75l, &erlanot COL 3;
Yreiic pariirten SUliten $2.O0 uuO S4.25.
-Sdweine: 3ulutr $3.50, &eriunbt POO;
Yretie uurriirtcu Swii1er $40 uuD $4.OO.
- S6aufe: 3ufubr 1900, &erIanbt 400 ;
Yrele pariirten Swlidcn $3.50 uHO $500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-22
S6nterSen-Seifntittec,

ueItes ioiort Die mdrterHoier ShHercu itilt. Grt'
SnouHgen Hoert uro GoEQeiloreu hcl.t, Oh ne II Ter
yun9e, oem Niu9en, ben GiEgcweioen ooer ioEliieen
SreH ooer SrsuHeR itHo. = int ?lHWeEouH3 GEM g..
SHHcrI Gl tIrlrt elm balhcr bis 81 eIEem 1h.ez
6iie uo in eiHen ClGic I9Giier in meHigeE NdRuieH
Srdugie, lauren OtGQeu. uebeltelt. Srbredez. Sc0z
bremen, NerpojItdt, SdluHoi9fClt. NOpipeh, Stcr7
ter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-22
Mtbs,s,tngs SeS6speroe,e.

9aopaps Jiccou JieIisf bictct cine 9ur fir ieoe Irt
ron SdlmerSeH, %errentuHgcH, E.uetituHaer,
SamerieH IN Dem fideH, Der grult mo
oeE @lieoCrH. IS mar b0S crte
uEo 1T oGS eiB5ige
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-22
Ser Wcl0uarft.

gtsW yort, II. Sau.-6olgsuO,8 iinS
Die StluBnotiruugen: GelO eroTuete 3u
2-3 uno idloB ;u . Ero;ent. - Ster.
Iings@efel: 4.848 oul iets;ig Gage uno
4.8T auf Siht. SunOeS Sbligutioueu
4 pros. 12O, Al pro3. lO3, 3 pros. -
aftieu: gbamS GrpreB 14O, Central Ya=
cific 80, Gbeapeate Sbio IS, @rie 2O5,
Ditto Yrior. 5l4, SlinOlS Geutrul 81,
4ute Sbore 1913, New 5.riep Gertral
1l3f, gtOrthpeiteru LOG, Ditto Yri9r. 1874,
Neiu= Yorf- Central 1914, Ohio Ditiiiiippi
IS, 90. YrtOr. So, Ylttsburg $50, Hea-
bing 324, Ct. Yaul 54g, Ditto YrlOr. 10,
Nelteruz Union 79g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-22
-Gfu-
Sang6arer Hattent

(Sein 2trst founte linn belfen)
ker i.insn Narteu ni1t seuanrt taten min uns Der
fctue ophfanoi9e 6ieoerberiteauua pom
fdltueren Seiosn elmer, in einem Drttcrbut
al5esebencu arinei psreanst, ldet bur6 uns oasz
ielbe foftenfrei ieine siisnteH Witmeniteu oers
fti6eu. Oieie5 sross Bud bsi5rsibt ausiatrli6 ale
aranib.ten in tlarer reritAubli6er Bsiie uue attbt
SUNG une vi! beienlet GeltIehts fdlabetsuertbe
4ufidlnff 1ter alss, mas fe intersifren tbnnt,,
duksreem snibalt ealielbe cine reibe ansabl Der
befttn Retepte, reits in j.per aYptbet. aematt
nsrssn tsEnsH. S6ist Gusrs asrsTIs nit SritfmGr..
an:
Privat Klinik und Dispensary,
% West IL. Str, New York, NJ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-22
,Sein 0epid)t in Wu!o iucrtb."
Den ID. SGHuar 1888.

Den ID. SGRuar 1888.
Auguffu, Ga.
Or. u b NAV: Sd babe ale Die perd!ebeHen
Diittel, bic i'm Uartte no, obne 9roI9 periutt GIs
ii mein 3uitGno enoiCb peridiimmert uHo cir Brcnb
mir ri,tb jbr yeaop JteIiei 81 gebraudeH SD ia gte
ietnem TGtbe mo gebrUH9te o0iielbe meiHem Susz
eeIeRt uuo an meiuem Snie uHo mar 5I nsiner ger=
numbering am HdhiteH Uor9sH Dieoer i'm Staroe.
meiHeH BdtttsH HahjugebeH. Sd bate itbr laH9e On
Rbcum0tsmus aettteH. SD ueroe ne oGne n. u.
R iein oa eS iein G5euitt in G5clo nert5 it, Deine
Niutter nuroe ourd1 u. u. n. in Bmei tunoeH ron
RbeumGtl5mu5 in Den SduIterH 9ehet.
Us. .. cooper uoH Der SigmG 9oopsr & Gp0ns.
Gin balbcr bis Su sinsm 9bseoisL po in einen bals
ben 9l0ie 2baiier liHoert in meaigeu NiHuen 2rams
pie, Wagcni6ure, uebciteit, Grbreditn, Snos
brennen, Perp0iitGt, ShlafioiiafCit, 0opis
id,mer,en, 5iarrboe, Golif, Sl9buuaeH uuD
auc innerliben Sbmerieu.
Gs lit BON Der GuBeriteu g9idtigteit, oaB ieos
Samilte elneu 8orrat6 uou
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-22
Walaria
TIT i5rea reridieoeaen ssurmen,
bibi9e5 unb falte5 GSie6er.

g5 9ibi tstn 5eilmttel IN her I9eIt ueIhss 5ei9es
uro faites iseber uno ale anoeren maIarifsn ionic
ggucH@ uno GHoete jSleber nit oulis pou Raotuana
giuen) ltHeler belt, ais Raowag's HeaoD 8tes
Iiei.
prsis SO Gents Die Slafde. 3u bo6sH bei
Qllen Npotheferu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-22
8aotuaD's 8eaop &elicf

bu jeoer 3eit i'm 6auie babe. Sen Gjebrauh tpiro
luohlthdtis pirten 6ei jeoer grt pon StmerS ooer
arantlslt. Ss gt5t ghts IN Der gSst, ou5 10 itnea
elneH Stmst NIT, nod Den Sorti4rItt sIHsr arGAts
belt auibalt, ais oGs 9eGou J,elici
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-22

Siir eas Yoitamt in Cincinnati finb
elf 9eutl4.amerifaner i'm 6elbe. 0as
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-22
Ser Sentid5e GorreipcnSeat,
Taslih, tp6c5entlid unb Soantdss,

4. Saaime, Gigc biimer Mnn Acoaiteur,
eabpeit=Gde Saltul otesStrase uno pcitC!iice zspe
Breis bes tdeIidIcn States, burd lrdscr in Bal.
tinou unb in Der 9attarihaft beiorsi, 12la Gts.;
tdelidIe uno 4ctuta gS setusaabc Is Cts. pro
Grdser.-iaa aIid, ne oit sonmtaee amS aabe unter
Rorfoz9sorausbe3abiute $3.50 pro Sabr, fur firsere
S.it i'm SerbdIiHif; fllr Die m6dbentIide Mu4sabe
nit Sonntassblatt, portofrei, NIT NbSus ,llr CLUBS,
81 so pro Sdbr, naC ireeno einem Srte beS SHlan-
hes. $4 nad europa. Spnntae o sNlnSaabe 81
pro Sabr.-0as bette unb btuisite ncnttd)e 8Iats
In ben MitteIz unb Sdotaaten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-22
Nr. Il.
+. j. j.
NaDuaD'S
BeoOU )'e(ict.
Die bilIigite uno bette 2lrinei fir 6a>
nlilicnzGjcbruu1 III Scr Nelt.

Sr 3cit BON cizer bis SnarSiQ MiEuteE rach cirer
eiHmallseH QriinolteH 2lHreHouEl ueyitllt eS Etea
mails, lmerje1 III liHoerH. SIrcIIci lutc bcit9 iHo
mGrterHo Die StWeryeH Der burt JsbcuUutiSmuS,
Settlaaerigtc GIttrdituH9, Scrfrtppeiurl, Geru3ns
tat, 9teuruIste ODER ourb orttilc SrIHthcl Gritas
ten aud elH mOQeH Hdomau@ Jieaop Jeliel perdlc't
ioioutge SrIeItttrrra. IS liHotrt oiort mo AeIIt
In
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-22
The German Correspondent,

I +. RAINE, PRoFRIETOk MD EDIIUH'
g ~ COR BALTIMORE ST. AND POST OFFICE AyR-
DAILY, delivered by carriers TO the suDscFlness
tr tba citv ~ Baltimore and neigh bOrhood 12R
cents per week; DAILY and SUNDAY 10 cents per
week. payable weekly to the carriers. DAILY ann
SUNDAY by mail, postage prepalu py Pln Puolls.io.'
81 5O ner annum. for a shorter time In propor-
| zion. WEEKLY and SUNDAY, postage prepaid wt5a
inducements to clubs, $3.50 per annum 10 any
part of the country; SUNDAY PAPER "lthouS Dahy
or Weekly Al per annum. THE BEST AND
| CHEAPEST GERMAN PAPER IN THE MIDDLE ANA
SOUTHERN STATES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-22
81. Gonsreb.- 3ueite sitnas.
Ser 6ampf sesen Die 3,uanssbia.

MbermaIs cine Iauee ssad,tiismne i'm Senat.
Stnrmiidbe S,enem i'm Sauie. - Gtc
9emofratem beioer Gduier bciteben ant
ibrer @ersoserumestaftit. ann Die Wepnbs
Iitamer brinasn neue WauIforbreseln ihm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-22

2oubon, u. Sauuar. &egieruu0
gebt in Srlanb NIT duBeriter Sd)Grie Dor,
nm ben u&a9ne- 8lan" uollenbs ;u mn
teroriiden, Der ourt) ben SattiOuSitreit 10
ipie 10 id)on itart geid]Goigt muroe. Sn
@errp purbe Sobu @onuOr uuo :. Guilt
ban, Die ben SermaIter eiuer Sarm attadlr.
ten, Oeren YGd)ter auSgetrieben moroen
mar, 81 je einen Sabr @efGnguiB perm
tB.lt nnb Smet Siebtretber, Die cinen @es
bODcotteteu priigelten, erbielter pleielbe
Suaie. Die YoliSei III Sipperarp lit an
geluieieu luorpeu, euergtldl gegen ale pieje.
nigen por5ugeben, ipeldle ben Suriifgetebr-
ten lid6terl BON Smltb Surrp Su nabe
treteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-22

Tetin9, p. Sanuar. = Dem Tices
86nig in Sban9bai finO BON bier aus Su-
firuftionen sussgonsen, beneu suiolse oem
faiierlit ruiiii1en Srouprin;en ale Gbreu
srpielen rperben iOlleH, iofsrn er ben er.
ipdhnten Safen beluheu iollte. Der Safen
pOn Sbaugting lit ais bem auswdrtiseu
Sanbel ufieH srtldrt moroeu.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-11
ALL ABOUT A CALF.
John O'NeiIi Charged With Killing On
Belonging to Andrew u. Guy

John O'Neill Charged With Killing One
Belonging to Andrew ID. Guy
John Q'Neill, a ranchmanz in the valley,
was before Justice Fletcher yesterday on
the charge of grand larceny in taking and
appropriating to his own use a calf belong.
ing to Andrew d. Guy. another ranchman.
1t was claimed o n the part of the prosecu-
tion that Guys COW had been in the habit
of going to ONeill's place each winter fol
several years. On one occasion she went
there with a calf trotting alongside.
O'Neill killed the calf and Guy demanded
that he pay him $25 for it. O'Neill had
only $40 which he gave Guy, promising to
pay him the balance in time. Not having
the money when due. Guy preferred the
charge OF grand larceny.
ONeill in his testimony said the COW
came to his place in the winter of 1883 and
each succeeding winter. There was nothing
on the COW by which the ownership could
be determined. Not knowing to whom the
COW belonged he killed the calf. GUY
claimed that he had missed the COW and
told O'Neill of it.
Justice Fleischer required O'Neill to fur
nish bail for the action of the grand iury.
which he did. County Attorney Nolan req
resented the prosecution and FIN. McIntyre
the defense.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-11
no ADVERTISE HELENA,
How II Ii Proposed tn Gall .
tho Capital.

~ -. EfEFHH@ ~
How II il Proposed 70! Gall -
tho Capital.
Messrs. Ide & Higgs havs decided to follow
IN tho good work which Ia being done Dy
the citizens committee In advertising
Helena and Montana in general by issuing
a handsomely illustrated book 81 ~ pages
entitled 1.-THE Helena Descriptive" Ine
book will contain eighty pages Of illuHtIa-
tons Of Helena's public and private build
ings, executed by tho best artists. me
| balance OF the book will be devoted to MS
torical, descriptive and statistical matter
relating to Helena and the state IN genera.
The book will be distributed among the
bankers. brokers, merchants, mechanics
hotel. railroad aud sssaTeess En- 9i "! Tr y .3 e
do good. Copies will also DO sent to all the
lending papers and magazines Of
tho county. In addition either
Mr.. Ide or MI. Riggs will attend person
ally to tho distribution Of the book IN a5O
eastern cities, and every effort Will Do mace
to reach the home seeker II tine capibHilse
as we'll. Twenty-Five thousand OF the Q
will be sold at 10 cents each. This sub
scription will include the circulation OF
1900 pamphlets, fac smile of the large
book, but ons-third the size. The small
book will contain the name OF every SUD
scriber to The Helena Descriptive. a particu-
lar effort will be made by the publishers to
place the book where it will reach tourists.
With this object in view the book Will be
placed in the offices Of foreign steamship
lines, aud also with the various firms Whlch
manage tourists parties. There will be no
advertisements in The Helena Descriptive,
and no personal wr~ite-ups. II will By III
the best sense of the word a description OF
Helena and Montana, the work to be IN
competent hands.
Messrs. Ide ~ Higgs have met with much
encouragement and tho expectation is that
the book will be ready for distribution
about March !.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-11
THE HOUSE OF LORDS.


II IL Organized and VIII bs Ready u
Transact Business Soon.
A meeting Of prominent state politician
was held last evening,~at which u was dc
cided thnt the necesaity existed for u pro
longed session Of tho honss Of lords. IN,
arrangements were perfected for callinl
same during the present week. The tim,
and place Of meeting will BIO duly announce,
in the Spokane Falls dailies OF otherwise
A successful meeting ID guaranteed. ant
the legislative muddle finally settled. I'll,
address to the members Of the house read
rs follows:
TO THE MEMDERs OF HOUSE or LORDS,
GREETING.
Ihe time has again arrived when weighty
matters of state aro to occupy YOU leisure
evenings. Lords Joe Toolo and Dick Hick-
man are orderedto provide suitable quar-
tiers for your comfort. Your per diem,
mileage and hotel bills will be allowed At
The first session unless for good cause II
shall BIO shown that o are not entitled
thereto. Amongst other things you will
First-Message.
Second~-rhe reasons for the flourishine
conditions Of our material interests.
Third-The new and great irrigation en-
terprises conducted in our cities and towns
Bill Ia LuO pIlC0 p0E EIlRdte
Fourth-1he sanity OF members electsd
to tho state legislature.
flfth--The reason why the United States
census plenses us.
Sixth-How Col. Curtis retains :..3 grip
on the Helena p~ostoffice.
Seventh-Why the attorney generals sal
AIRY should not be paid by a vote of thanks.
EiRhth-How an assessor can live unless
his per centage is increased and unlimited
power conferred upon him.
Ninth--The relief Of Joe Clark from Dix
on's hill for legal advice.
Tenth-A bill limiting the indebtedness
OF cities and towns to the assessed valua-
ton OF the county in which such city or
town may be situated.
Eleventh A measure to organize the
lower house into an harmonious body on
the upper floor, or in the event of failure, to
increase the capacity of our insane asylum
BY sixty and send them over the range.
neutrality-suspicious. to meet all of
our individual wants.
Thirteenth--A monument to and the be-
atiication of Sitting Bull.
h necessity for legislation has been
brought to our notice by reason of the re-.
cent protest of o checks.
The following gentlemen have been
permission to present business at
the first session:
Bloody Knife. E. W. knight, A. G. Bot
kin. Il. d. Smith, Il. p. Carpenter, w. f..
Cullen, E. D. Weed, Sam Word, Count De
Bach or Myendorff. the Russian
Baron, j. G. Sanders, A. G. Logan, II. N.
Blake, g. +. Shelton, 4. H. Kleinschmidt,
n. Lissner, Tom Williamson, A.. j. Craven,
W. Cannon or Henry Haupt.
Also Messrs. Thompson, Bean, Russell,
Mantle, Eddy, Fleischman, and many
who have not been interviewed.
State senators and the two rump houses
have requested permission to attend and
take part il the work, which has been
granted them. ~
All business will be disposed Of at one
sitting unless the sovereigns exhibit an in
terest and a desire for additional expendi-
of public funds. -
Jockey,
SHoBER, Duke Of Last Chance.
Lord Lieutenant,
McQuAID,
Solicitor General (of funds),
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-11

A Sure Device by Which a Church Ex-
poets to Come Out Ahead.
. The congregation of a church not a
Thousand miles from Chicago, which has
the usual accompaniment of a large and
debt, decided upon n method
for its eventual extinguishment which
promises brilliant results, says the Chicago
Herald. They first extended its payment
for hve years at six per cent. interest; then
secured by subscription, from members and
others, the sum of $4,000 for investment
In a tract of land near some growing city
in the west, which will be certain to i'm
prove in value.
A shrewd real estate dealer, who was sent
on a tour Of discovery. visited in turn the
cities of Helena, (Montana), Spokane Falls.
Tacoma, Seattle, and thence to Salt Lake
City. After a thorough investigation of the
different places he decided to return to
Helena, for the reason, as his report states.
That prices there had not been unduly in
Hated. by artificial '.booms," the natural
resources and productions per capita of the
state were SO enormously greater than any
otner portion of the United States, the
climate all that could be desired for com
fort and health, and the city beautifully
located and substantially improved.
lie made a purchase OF forty acres of land
closely contiguous to existing improvements
for $5O per acre, which was decided to a
trustee under such conditions that when a
sale was made the trustee was III to refund
to all subscribers the sums put in by them
respectively, together with 10 per cent in
terest annually: 90 the taxes and expenses
OF sale, and the remainder paid to the
church in question.
1t IS expected that at the present rate o,
the cIty's growth the tract will come int
demand for building purposes. probabiy
within three years, but certainly within
hve. Mt a price of $50 per foot, equivalent te
$4,000 per acre, or $3.50, 600 for the whole
from which, if all subscriptions, expenses
commissions of sale are paid. the church
will benefit to the extent of the handsom,
sum approximately of $4,000. without
costing any one q cent and without inyolv
ing any risk.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-11

fIERnE, s. d., JAM 0.-In the house this
afternoon a resolution was adopted for the
appointment OF a committee to investigate
reports OF the bribery of legislators. A bill
providing for the submission of a prohibi-
ton amendment to a vote of the people was
temporarily defeated by a motion b
adjourn: The vote showed that there is a q
chance 1or a resubmission this season,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-11

DR.. Mussigbrod WAS in tie city yesterday.
Simon Jacobs, city treasurer of Butte, is
in the city visiting relatives.
Richard Jockey contemplates a trip to
California during the week to spend the
winter.
Departures via the Northern Pacific: l..
c. Crute, indianapolis; Michael Sullivan.
Manchester, n. f.; DC. Winsiow, St. Paul;
VIM. l.: Kimberlin, Hot Springs, Ark; r.
A.. Stockton, Chicago; Miss Annie Stock
+. Rindall, Few York; T. A. Pomeroy'
KirkvilIe, Mo-; Mrs. F. A. Pomeroy, Kirk.
vile, Mo.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-11
VIII Arrive To-day.

The following passengers will arrive to-
day on the west-bound Northern Pacific:
W. Schilplin, N. Fiend and wife, j. w.
Backer, N. w. Mcconnell, J. A. Ford, M.
Stuart. J. Sturdman.
Via Great Northern: G. b. Con-
molly; John Hoses, T.. II. Middlebrook.
Lizzie Middle brook, Y. b. Mi~ddlebrook.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORs-EsTATE OF
~ James M. Ryan. deceased.

Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, ex-
ecutriK of tho estate Of James M. Ryan, da-
ing claims. against the said deceased. to exhibit
them. with the necessary vouchers, within ton
months after the first publication of this notice,
to tho said executrix, at the Office of Toole Il
Wallace in Helena. Montana. the san Q being
the plaza for the transaction of the business OF
said estate in the county Of Lewis and Clarke.
GATHERING Ryan,
Execntri of the estate OF James NJ. Ryan, de-
ceased.
Dated December 18th, 1890.
Thirst publication Dec. II 1899.
ANNUAL MEETING-THE ANNUAL MEET
Aing of The stockholders Of the First National
Bank. OF Helena for the election Of directors
will Ee held in the. parlors of the First Ma
tional bank, on Tuesday, January Is, 1891.
E.W. KNIGHT. Cashier.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-11

!ackson'smusic store, Bailey blook.
Dinner from 12 to 5 at the Bon Ton.
Board and rooms at Miss Neagle'a. 113
Clark street.
Schlappi, the artistic piano tuner.
James W. Barker, merchant tailor, Main
stYe.ss, opposite First National bank.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-11
Arrivals Mt the Grand Central.

c. A. Nues, Butte. james WeIcb. M;sso,I.
L. H. Sherman, Uni At. Zimmerman.
versity. MitcheII'e.
James Layton, Mitch Jos. smith. Mitchell,s
els. J. G. Berg. Wickes.
Albrt Dunn, WhiteSul- William Dunston, st.
phur Springs. Louis. ~
W. u. Evans, Butte. John Nolan C.nvor
il. G. Lang, New York. Ferry.
James Quinn, Rimini.
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Entered Last Week.
The following young men and women
have entered at the Engelhorn Helena
Business college: Charles and Fred Kess-
Ter, Harry Adami, Thea Anderson. Kate
Arkell. Lutte Adelberg, Louis Aronson,
Lincoln Working, of Helena; Miss Ida
Mowrer. Of Wickes. Mont; Martin Innes,
Philip Thorpe, Ernest Orr, of Dillon.
Mont, and several Others. The enrolment
at the college is 100 at present.
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No Flies on the Wheat

ABILENE, Kas.. Jan. 10.-The farmers are
more than satisfied with the outlook for the
Wheat indications throughout tie state.
tne Iaeezlhg weather and heavy snow fall
has e~fectualiy disposed of the Hessian fx
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-11
Arrivals at the New Merchants.

". A. kirkharn, Butte. William Adamson.
Geor 90 Eeimers, Hop. Butte.
j.. I. Sawhiil, Mis- D.. McCauley. Lewis
souIa. towr,
John Dufield, Utica. j. L. onard. McCa,+ys
y. Gonnert, ST. l a1I. vile.
+. !. Dcnohne. Marys- j. u, Moody. San Fran.
vile. cisco.
William Greenfield, st. A. g.. Winstock, Grea
Pani. Falls.
HarryWinters, Choteeu, l.. s, Hirt. PortJ. nd.
r. e. Anderson, Ogden.
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Purchase Before Noon.

Owing to the fact that n large majority Of
our patrons are in the habit of making
their purchases in the afternoon and find
ing that during a big rush we cannot wait
upon them with the facility which both
they and ourselves desire, we have deter
mined from this date to make special rates
to those who make their purchases in the
forenoon. Our patrons will find that this
new departure will saw them both time
and money. Remember that the prices be-
low are good only between the hours of
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-11

Those who have looked all over the town
for something suitable for a wedding or
birthday present, and have not been salts
fed, should call at William Weinstein d
Co.'s. They have silverware, fine queens
ware and in fact every taste can he Rratified
in their immense stock,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-11
Arrivals at The Helena.

j. H. Conrad, Billings. &. C.. Hunter R;,,i,.s
u. w. Punk, Denver, i. +. Bayi,ss Mnr.s
ooi vile.
II ohlla, Bott1n. Ma1s. w. Il. Hedgston. Chi
'iiarI|s Mulchfy, thI- cago.
caso. ~ w; II. Whirleck, Proyi-
w, >; SHERWOOD. St. dence.
raul; &. l. Butcher. st. Paul,
:. II. ! ooH, chicago. w. Il Bond. chicago.
!, fi0g nr, chicago. 4. Moffett, New York.
!. NJ thompson. st y. Hanson. bioux City.
". b. Hinkley, Bntts. II. !. Miller. san fran,
l.. j. Race, Anaconda. cisco
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-11

Information Wanted.
AS to the present residence of William or
Stuart Buchanan. They were residents of
Montana in 1875. Address Edward D. Neill,
Jr., Helena, Mont.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-11

The largest stock of kid gloves in the city at
fowies Cash store. All gloves are fitted to
the hand by an experienced saleslady.