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TIME SCHEDULE.
In effect OH and after Sunday, March 20, 1891
TRAINS ARRIVE At HELENA.
No. l, Pacific Mail, west bound ........ 1885 p. m
No. 2, Atlantic mai. east bound ...,...1 O:4O p. IN
No, s, Logan and Helena Passenger,
connecting at Logan with train No.
8. Pacific Express, west bound ........ 1880 q. m
No. ., Missoula and lutte Express. !. /. 1920 p. IN
No. 3, Marysyile passenger .........,1 lilo q. IN
No. 10, Marysvills accommodation e. G:3O p. m
No. 10a, Rimini mixed, Mondays, We'd
nesdays and .......... 500 p. m
No. 8, Wickes, Boulder and Elkhorn
passenger. 1895 a m
TRAINS DEPART FROM HELENA.
No. ], Pacific Mail, west bound ........ 1:50 D. m
No. 2, Atlantic Mail. east bound. :. . -. 1885 p. m
No. ., Helena and Logan passenger, -
connecting with train No. 4 ut Logan,
Atlantic express, east bound. ......... 4:40 p m
No. 5, Missoula and Butte Express. 1850 a. m
No. Z, MarYsyllle passenger. ........... 7:45 a. m
No. 9. Marysvilla accommodation ....... 500 p. m
No. 101, Ri1nini mixed, Mondays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays. ...,..,. -. Sis A. m
No. 10, Wickes, Boulder and Elkhorn
passenger S:3U n. m
For rates. maps, time tables or special infor-
nation. apply to any agent of the Northern Pa
clio Il. r., or to
A. D. EDGAR, Genl Pass. & i. Agt.,
General Agent. ST. PAUL. MINI
Cor. Main Il Grand sts.. Helens. Mont.
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Gha GAtelhQenGrr:


Elsewhere in this mornings ISrELLI.
GEScER appears q communication urg-
ing upon tho State Republican Club
League the necessity for an carly or
ganization for next years campaign.
Tho lSTELLIGESCER commcnds to the
thoughtful consideration OF Republic.
cans throughout the State the suggcs-
tons contained therein. Experience
has demonstrated that early organza-
ton is an excellent thing. In 1855 the
League was organized in this city in
February, and the good effects OF that
splendid convention were felt through
out the campaign.
To the magnificent work accomplished
by the clubs was due, in large degree,
the fact that the Republican party still
further reduced tho Democratic plural
ity in West Virginia, and elected gov
ernor. True, he was not permitted to
take his seat, but his plurality was hon
estly gained and was sufficient to prove
that the state on 4 fair vote is Rcpubli-
can. Since that time there has been,
without doubt, largo increase in Re-
publican sentiment and population in
West Virginia, and all that is needed is
thorough organization to carry the
state by majority SO large that par
tisan Democratic legislature will DO un-
able to defeat the will OF the people,
should the enemy happen to control
that branch OF the government in 1893.
1t is unnecessary to repeat the story
OF the club work in 1855. The splendid
achievements OF the league IN the matter
OF organizing tine voters and conducting
q campaign Of education in almost
every district are known to every one.
In the coming campaign it is possible
to have even a more complete organiza-
ton, which will accomplish greater good
for the party and for the principles OF
Republicanism, and it is not too early
to begin to form the lines and 10 place
the league on war footing The
annual convention should not be held
later than February and at some con-
venient point to insure n good attend
ance. The demand for this is very gen.
eral throughout the state, and the IN
TELLIGENCER looks to see some action
taken by the officers, who arc earnest
party men, and are understood to be
heartily in favor OF an early reorganiza-
ton on broad lines, such rs will en-
brace not only the regular league clubs,
but the Knights OF Reciprocity and all
organizations that believe in protection
to American industries and honest
money.
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cause he believes that the Republican
policy is best for the country.
With n full consciousness that his
party Is right and that its principles
arc the most truly American, Mr..
Clarkson believes in conducting n ma
tional contest purely upon the issues
involved, and therefore that n cam.
paign OF education will result in Re.
publican victory. lie bases this belief
on the faith that hc has in the intelli.
gencc and patriotism OF the American
people, when properly appealed to, bo.
ing able TO overcome partisan prejudice
and ignorance. lie is n clean, honest
man well worthy TO lead in Il campaign
in which great principles aro ut stake,
and the Republican party has con.
iidencc in his integrity, his discretion
and his ability.
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Councils Dutyto Investigate.

When tho very positive charge WINS
made in the First Branch Council
chamber last night by Mr.. Wilson that
an employe OF the city had made n
proposition 10 the Edison Electric Light,
Heat and Power Company to carry It's
franchise through Council in consideN-
ton OF twenty thousand dollars worth
OF the stock, the Council owed it to
itself to take immediate steps toward IN
investigation.
Ii such an offer was made to the COM
pany bya city employc, it carried with
it IN intimation from him that he would
be able, if proper inducements wcro
offered, to control enough votes in
Council TO insure the passage OF the
ordinance, and was consequently n re-
Election on the integrity Of members.
In view OF this, it is not putting it too
strong to say that the members Of the
first branch should have insisted upon
knowing tho identity OF the city EN-
ploye who claims to have such power
over Council, as well as the method by
which he proposed to secure the prom
ised result. That was a duty which the
members OF Council, owed to themselves
as well as to the public.
The fact that the company did not
accept the proposition, preferring to
secure their franchise in an honest way,
and that no members OF the Council
were named directly, as suggested by
Mayor seabright, has nothing TO do
with the matter, The fact that such
charge was made against city en-
ploye and involved the claim on his
part that he could fix" the Council is
the point. 1t is not too late yet to sift
the matter to the bottom. Ii there is
4 boodler connected with tho city adj
ministration in any way the public
ought to know it, and, as Mr.. Wilson
remarked, the investigation ought to 60
back lar enough to be satisfactory.
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MORNING SMILES.

Gilhooly-"lt is astonishing villa.
progress has been made by science dur.
ing the last few years. 1t is wonderful
in how many instances, thanks to
science, that the genuine article can be
initiated" Gus de Smith-"Yes, New
York firm advcrtiscs for artificial flower
boys. How will an artificial boy do for
4 triumph OF modern science ?"-1traS
.SHtinqs.
Hattie-"What was that horrid Mrs.
Burns saying about me? Something
hateful, I'll be bound" AIattie-"She
said you were perfect fright, dear; but
gave her rebuke she won't forget in
a hurry" Hattic-"What did you
say?" NIattic-'T told her there was
no such thing as perfection in this
world. "-Bos'On Transcript.
Uncle Ebony-"Psc trying 10 raise
enough money to git my wife new
dress Tor Christmas, sah." Feather.
stone-"1 see, and you want me to give
YOU some chores to do, eh. uncle p
Uncle Ebony-"Wcl, no, sab, dat
wasn't de idee. fought perhaps you
could git de ole lady job at washin'
sab. "-Cloak Rcriew.
She-"I could have married either
Whipper or Snapper ii I'd wanted to-
and both OF those men whom l refused
have since got rich, while you are still
as poor rs = church mouse" He-"Oi
course. I've been supporting you all
these years. They haven't" Good
Ncr3.
Pupil (ir class in punctuation, read.
ing-"I saw Alice charming girl"
Teachcr-"Well, what would you do?'
Pupil-"AIakc a dash after Alice"
Teacher-"Rlght" -Puck.
~ think she is two-iaccd creature
said one OF the girls Indignantly. ooh
no." returned Miss Cordial; "if she had
two faces she would never use this one
-IPashington Star.
Don't you want 10 subscribe to the
Gazette this year," asked the editor. 81
dunno" said Skies. "What yer payin'
subscribers this ycar?"-LVe.
Pat, Pat, you should never hit man
when he's down." "Begorra, what did
work so hard to get him down ior?"-
Brandon Bucksaw,.
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The Choice of MINNEAPOLIS.


There may or may not be significance
in the selection OF Minneapolis as the
convention city by the Republican
national committee; it may be to the
Blaine interest moro than to the inter-
est OF those who desire second term
for President Harrison, but there is
much truth in tho statement OF one
man that "all sites are alike to Blaine
that no matter where the convention is
held Blaine will be the next President
OF the United States ii he will accept"
Aside from the consideration OF
whether it means the nomination OF
one man or another, it is probable that
the selection OF Minneapolis was rs wise
rs could have been made under the cir
cumstances. There is no denying the
fact that the party in the northwest is
in need OF stimulation, and if n nation
nj convention in one OF the great CEN
tres OF population and politics will put
new life into it, it was good policy to
hold one there.
The INrELIIGEScER, however, does not
believe that such move was actually
necessary to rcjuvenatc the Republic
cans OF the northwest. 1t believes that
on the great national issues which will
be fought next fall the northwest will
be in line with the Republican party,
and would have aided in the election OF
the Republican candidate without tho
convention. The convention will be
there one week and away the next, but
party issues will DO with them all the
time. Still, tho convention will con-
tribute much to inspire enthusiasm in
the party in tho northwest, and it was
right TO locate it there. In addition, in
the matter Of railway facilities and the
accommodations demanded by great
national political convention Mime
apolis is probably as well equipped as
most Of the cities that competed for tho
honor
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chisc from the city, what viii 1t cost
the city to buy the franchise OF the
present electric light company?
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Asia means morning or cast; Europe
evening or west; Australia means lying
to or in the south. Hence We may con.
slider that these names mean Eastern
Land, Western Land and Southern
Land. Asia is Il Greek word, Europe Is
the Hebrew Orch, Australia is u Latin
word. The origin Of the word africa
Is uncertain. Some conjecture that il
Is Semitic word, meaning LAND oil
Wanderers"
There are two monarchs who are S I'd
to DO more ens!ly to get at their palaces
than the President is in tho White
llouse-Emperor Francis Joseph, OF
Austria, and the queen regent OF Spain,
both oil whom, it Is stated, arc easy OF
access to the humblest OF their subjects.
Agricultural labor is said 10 be so
scarce in some OF the midland counties
OF England that the crops are lying on
tho fields ungathcrcd, Notwithstanding
that wages have been advanced twenty
per cent.
An important land suit involving the
title to GJ2, 900 acres OF land in south
east Missouri, in which tho Standard
On company are the plaintiffs, has
been filed in the courts having jurisdic.
ton.
Macon, Ga, is rejoicing over tho fact
that the Ocmulgec river is now navl-
gable from the city to the Atlantic
ocean," and has within year become
an important highway OF commerce.
Robert McGlasson has invented n
form OF feathcring propeller, by which
the power can be reversed by turning
the blades OF the screw without rcyers-
ing the engine.
The Tower bridge over the Thames,
built on the Bascuie principle, has caus-
cd the underwriters OF Lloyds to refuse
to insure vessels that have to pass
beneath it.
The heart OF Mrs. Ann Barr, Vinccn-
mes, Ind, has, according to physicians,
moved IRON her left TO her right side,
tho result Of hard fall few years ago.
The fashionable point for grasping
sticks and umbrellas in London isabout
six inches from the fcrrulc, the handles
being allowed to danglc downward.
A Connecticut man has invented q
machine which automatically leeds his
chickens ut night and morning. 1t is
run by clockwork.
By rabbinical law the Jew is allowed
TO drink to intoxication on two days
OF the year, Purim and Simchath To-
rah.
The sLfIerersof the great Boston fire,
nineteen years ago, who still survive,
were paid $3.50 during the past year.
No cigar is manufactured which is
worth more than sixty cents at retail.
White mules arc in great demand in
the South, owing to their docility.
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avhat Else Can You Expect?

Sufferers from nervous and chronic
diseases often wonder why their family
physician cannot cure them. Yet it is
only what might be expected when it is
considered that the family doctor sees
very lew such cases., He spends his
time riding about among his fever pa
tients. 1t Is the physician who makes 4
specially OF your particular disease to
whom sufferers should apply. This is
what makes OF SO much value to the
sick the generous offer OF the eminent
DR.. Greene, oil So W. Fourteenth street,
New York, the great specialist in cur
ing all forms oil nervous and chronic
diseases, to give consultation and adj
vice Tree. This wcll-known physician,
the discovcrcr OF the wonderful nerve
cure, DR.. Greenc's Nervura, uses only
pure and harmless vegetable remedies
III curing the sick. You who nave
failed to be cured by your family doc
tor, write Immediately TO DR.. Greene 4
description OF your case, or send for n
symptom blank to ill ont, and he will
return You 4 letter fully explaining
your disease, giving advice, etc, free Of
charge. Do not hesitate TO write, for he
has cured thousands OF cases like yours
and will surely make you well.
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CLEVELAND, O., Nov. 94.-Halc Robins,
OF Boston, and Thomas NJ. Avcrick, OF
Chicago, trustees, filed bill OF com
plant in the United States circuit court
against the Deuber Watch Case Manu-
featuring Co., OF Canton. The com.
plalnants, rs trustees OF the Elgin
Watch Company, OF Chicago, allege
that defendants have infringcd letters
OF patent on Il new and useful improve
mcnt in stem winding watches, invented
in February, 1883.
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Tho new chairman OF the Nationa
Republican committee is Il man in
every way qualified to fill that import
ant position and the party's interests
will not. suffer BY his selection. Mr..
Clarkson is m aggressive fighter and
skillful politician, as well as an honor
able gentleman. He is Republican
because he believes firmly in the prin-
ciples OF the Republican. party, and be-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-25

TIE New York clergyman Or. Tyn-
daily who uses stuffed snakes in the
pulpit to illustrate his Temperance SER
mons has hit upon unique method OF
imprcssing his points upon the minds
OF his hearers. His innovation is prob
ably more sensational than effective,
particularly as the congregation is
aware that his scrpents are not
alive.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-25

FoSsEcA has met the fate that seems
10 have been decreed for all South
American dictators. The would-be
Caesars and Napo!eons OF our sister re-
publics in this hemisphere will learn
after awhile that Spanish-Amcrican pa
triotism demands republicanism pure
and simple, and that ambitious states
men will lowell to profit by the expe-
rience OF the Balmacedas and Fonsecas.
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Cot. sTEISnEEGER, the American who
was once king OF the Samoan islands,
now PAGES the corridors OF New York
hotels, without cent in his pocket or
second suit OF clothes to his back, and
no happier for having been king. He
is now satisfied to be- simple, plain
everyday American sovereign.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-25

THE Wheeling Building Association
is still open for new members. Meets
Saturday evenings at Office OF Franklin
Insurance Company, No. 81 Twelfth
street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-25

THE best medical authorities say the
proper way to treat catarrh is to Take Il
constitutional remedy, like Hoods Sar-
saparilla. 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-25

THE lSTELLIGENCER does not believe
that the high school proposition, il
submitted to vote OF the citizens and
taxpayers OF Wheeling, would carry.
Amajority OF them doubtless appreci-
ate the injustice OF scheme which
would benefit so small percentage OF
those in attendance on the public
schools. The Board OF Education would
do we'll to "feel tho public pulse" be-
fore going farther in the matter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-25

BY n vote OF ten to six the first branch
OF Council rejected the Edison electric
light, heat and power ordinance last
night, which, ior the present, at least,
etlectually kills that company's chances
for coming into the city to do business.
The lNTELLIGESCEE took very pro-
nounced stand in favor OF letting the
company come in and regrets that
Council saw fit TO take the action it
did. There was mo good reason why
the ordinance should be rejected. The
offer was fair enough, guaranteed
4 safer electrical service, free from the
nuisance OF overhead wires, and pledged
the company to sell its plant and bust
ness to the city for reasonable price
at the proper time. The city cannot
ior some years go into the general bust
ness such as that contemplated by the
new company, but in the meantime,
had the privilege been granted, the
public would have had the benefit OF
competition, which would have been
a good thing Tor the light, heat and
power consumers.
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CoSuSpnuM: Ii it costs the Edison
Electric Light. Heat and Power COM
pany $4,000 to $4,000 to get the fran
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IT is related that when the news
reached St. Paul and Minneapolis that
the latter city had won the national
convention prize, the citizens, regard
less OF politics, went wild with Joy.
One enthusiastic individual got trans
parencv, and painting on it, "Minneso-
ia gets the Republican convention,
Blaine will get the nomination, and the
North Star State will give him $4,000
majority" paraded the streets with it.
So it is-Blaine everywhere. 1t will re-
quire something more emphatic than a
Florence letter from the greatest Amcri-
can statesman, this time, to prevent his
nomination.