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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fiar bas sSos
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@an Mntonio, 6. Suli '92.
MuerIet.


gan Mntonio, 6. Suli '92.
MaerIet.
DaS Yroieft Der lmipanblung
be8 3iperiibe : parf in einen 5riebbof
If iebt befinitip aufgegeben tporben.
- Das 9aus bes Scr. Steuart in
Der Warfbals5 traBe lit tpdbrenb Ser
Mbuefenbeit Der Bemobner bon Gin
bredern beimgelu1t morben, peI6e
Sutueieu i'm Wertbe bon etpa $3.50
en~ttpenbeten.
Die bielisen s3meirab : Gahrer
riifen fid gum @mpfange Stto prds
ger8, Der beute bon feiner 5abrt nod
Der 6auptftabt Merifo suriiderpartet
tDirb.
SIN Wonat SUM- itarben it 9an
Nntonio 107 perfonen, bon benen Al
grwddfene unb GO ainber morea. SO
lp0ren iueiB unb ID farbig. 9ie Sobesz
&ate fiir ben Monat sunni mar 21.3.
- Der Neger eanbers, Der babel
ertappt uurbe, al8 er fid in perbddtiz
ger Meife nit ben Yferben in ben Stall
Iungen binter benz Strap Mule So
loom gu f6afen madte, tuurbe bonn
RetOr6er 81 100 Sage 9aft perurtbeilt.
Der Beetbopen Mdnner1or bat
bef9loReu, BON ieBt al Bis gum eriten
Dienitag i'm september 9ommerferien
5u balten.
I'm 1880 beute 8ormittag
brannte- bas an Der mad ben Stem
briiden fiibrenben GabritraBe gelegene
Wobnbalts 6es 9errn Murrap bolftdnz
Big rieber.
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DE Ssmptratiide Mth In seres.


/NWie tief Der RiB 1T, tuel6er beute
nurd bic alte, aeitgebeiligte Demofras
tie gebt, benefit Der Brief zines fdIidz
ten Farmers, tpelderr Elm Wehfelblatt
britgt unb aus benz b~erDoraeht, baB
bic lreue 8etuesuns Bic MaKen bes
NDltes bon @runb auf aufgewdblt unb
ole, nidt bIoB berporragenbe sfibrer,
IN ibren Gtrubel bineingeriKen bat.
in Der pDlitit-fo Iautet berfeIbe-
gebt eS bier 6riiber urb 6runter. Ser
innerbalb Der bemofratif6en 9artei
5iutidel BEN 6ogg< un6 Glarf= Gligel
ausgebro9ene 4rieg ldBt einen tiefen
Bid In bic p~errotteten alien parteis
3ultdnbe tbun urb entbdIt fir ben,
iuelter bon atBenber nit unparteiiidem
Ange BITE politif1e Neuentuidluaa
NIT Gafiebt, cine redt einfdneibsns
be Nebre. st bringt ben Beipeis bafiir.
oab gsrobe bic groBe MaFe Der 2an6s
uaD Uaralbeb0lterung BON Seras attz
gefaugen bat, fir fid felbft au benfen
lluD nlttraig 5u tuer6en; eS lit Gins Der
3eiden Der 3eit, tueIde barauf hinpeis
ieII, bab eS nit benz Hegimeut Der all
ten Mot1inensp olitif au gnbe aebt unb
DaB aud Der einfa6e GarmersD erfanb
% be9rihen bat, tuenrt inn bic ginfiht
aId fpdt getonruleH, TT haB er in 3utuuft
far ittd feIbit benter rnb bonbeln muB
ui1b fid uidt Mebr auf bie alien 6iibz
rtr perl0nen bari, tpeutt er feline Gage
tuirflid beierr min.
sd 1eIbft bin linen iebt A. Sabre
lang bliubling8 am 2eitbanbe gefolqt
lnD babe lliIeIitiDegt inner ben bem0s
trdftltben @timm5ettel obgegebeu, tpels
DC pcH ben ParteiIeitern fir mid aus
Iegt sgtinadt mai, obne baB i1 i'm ober
le elmer prtifung u1termorfer bdtte,
INNER I'm @lauben unb In Der 6oHnunq,
g IntiHe eubli1 bod einnal anbers urb
btber iDer6en. SdlieBlid finb mir,
tpte eiaerl bemotratifden Qeibensaenofs
leg aber bic Nugerr aufgegange1; BON
ger grobetl bemotratifden Deerbe biers
9errnt BON anberen tann id nidt
fpre1en-batten friiber faum flint Vros
aeHt Elm DerifdnbniB BACON, mas bic
Yartsi unb ibr prosramm eigentlid
fiir he gu bebeiten bate ; mir tparen
ebet Oaran getu0bnt, einfad benz Qeits
bnulmel ouf S9ritt unb 5ritt au folaen.
Da8 III iebt anbers gerporbeu bic
lebtei1 paar b6fen Sabre finb fir fie su
timer 51ule Der grfabrung geuorbe1
90ais loo unferer idlidtem Wauern milf
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Wotis an 2llc, peldbe Iorbernmgcn
gegen Die gan Qlntomip &
Mranias Bah 8abm : @ez
iclli1aft baben.

Mls Yerionen, ipel9e 6orberumgell
gegen bic San Mntonio & 4ranias
paB 8abn : @eielf6aft ober gegeu
bic Maafenoeripalter berfelben baben,
iper6en bierbur6 erfudt, bieielben bel
mir ein5urei6en ut1b ben n6tbigen 8e=
iDeis bafiir gu liefern, unb 5tpar entme6er
por ODER ont 3. Sage bes fommenben
October. Seine Sorberuns mirb nod
biefem Sage angenommem ober amer
fannt. S. St. Gleming,
Mater in @baneerD.
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aaubbeit fam nidbt sebeilt ,perseu

burd, locale appl,eatiomen. peil fie ben frams
ten 1beiI bes Sbres nidt erreiden f5nnen.
Gs eiebt nur einen @eg, bic Iaubbeit ~ fus
riren, unb Der lit burd conititutioneae SeiI.
mittcI. Ianbbeit tpirb burd einen entsinbes
ten 8mitauS Der ldIeimisen Ausfleibums ber
Guita4iiden 3Dbre perlriadt. Benn biefe
@ebre fih entsiincet, babt ibr einen runnpeIns
ben sen ooer unDoatommenss 9e96r; unb
nnb tpean Die Gnt5inouns nidt seboben unb
bieie 96bre ipieber in ibren sebDrigen 3uitano
periett tperben fam, tpirb 6as @eb5r fir i'm.
mer Serit6rt perben; neun Sale unter sebn
finb ourh 8atarrb perurladt, tpe!der ntdts
als elm %entsinbeter 3uitanb ber itleimiaen
Oberildden 1T.
@ir fppleu einbunSert Dollars fir ieben
(our6 &atarrb peruriahten) 6aa bon Saub.
belt sebem, ben mir ni4t pmr4 gtnnebmen BON
9al'S 8atarrb Sur beilen tDnnen 9abt Gud
umionft @trrmlare fommen.
g.. S. Ghenep&g Co., 5olebo, ..
- @ertauft BON Npotbefern, rs Gts.
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Die IL .OOote 9unbelteeu;
fur bieies 9abr wurbe fir3lih in Gbis
easo ausseitellt. eestes Sabr betri9
bic @eiammtsabl Der 9unbelicsnicn
10000, uno 6iefes 9abr ipirb iie, ME
man annimmt, auf $1,000 ftetsen.
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orsabeisentbnms . uebertraaauaen.
.. q y. Oppenbeimer an Nbam
Spencer Grunbfhid an ~gberrpHrsBe
fur $500.
Auguit Grefhid an Mm. 6erpel,
Wrnrofttid an Der Ode bon Npe. . unb
8. Gtrabe, $1,025.
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sd,ols, Valmeu : @arten 1T Be,

Shol5' Yalmeu : @arten 1T Der
Sammelplab ber 9euti9en BON San
Mntonio nit ibren 5amilien. Die re-
g%elmdBigen Nbetlb : 6rei &on5erte on
bier @benben in Der Wo6e linb itets
aablrei6 beiudt unb erfreuen ii6 elmer
allgemeinen 8eliehtbeit.
s@ols' salopm 1T Der sroBte urb
lebbafteite in Der Stabt. Seine Weine
unb WbisfepS unb aQe5eit fellerfrii6es
8ier, ioipie bic beiten Gigarren. @1ola'
2un6 erfreut 1i6 algemeimer Nnerz
fennung unb regen 3uipru6s.
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:. & 6. q. Sabm.
Spmtbern Yacific 8abn.
Nbfahrt.

Na9 MemzO rleals, 9outon unb gal>
beiton tdgli6 1920 Na6m. unb 900
ubr NbenbS.
Na1 @an 5raneisco, 81 paio unb
eagle paB tdglid 4:35 Nadm. unb
1880 Born
Nnfunt t.
Bon 9tep=S rleans, 9oufton uitb Sal
befton tdgli6 1900 8orm. unb 4:05
Na1m.
Bon San Tranciseo, 81 Baio unb
eagle gaB tdgli6 1855 Na6m. unb
5:15 Mbenbs..
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Qblai 6. gteuenlon.

NoIat .. SteDenl0n.
8edtspraris in Bloomington. Den
Sesefiionsfries fat er NIT Nus5eibnung
mitsema6t unb iid ben Titel etnea
Generals ermorbet. @r lit Der @riins
Der bes eritct 8eterancupoitens in ben
Ser. Staaten.
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6. -. Wsaaer,

2l7 Oit:@uuitonsS trabe,
@bolelale- unb Hetail 9dnbier in
Sapeten, 8ilbers 8abmen,
;3eidners unb Walers llten1iiien.
Shreibt mn &ataIose.
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- Inf @bamberlains aolite, @bo=
lera. uub Diarrboe : Mittel fanr man
fib INNER Derlafen. gs lit angenebm
ein5unebnlen un6 furirt Rrdmpfe, @bos
!era Morbus, Durdfaa unb Dpienterie
II ihren f6limmften Gormert. Sebe
Jamilie iolte 6amit periorst fem. SIR
% unb 80 @entS bic Glafde su baber
BET ben Mpotbefern aalteper & Son,
DOtDling & GIoob, u. 9reiB, s..
Shudarb, gobn & Co., S. 5. barriz
ion aub &alteper & @dufarb.
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Cine 10 sroBe Nuspabl BON SOnts
mersWaaren 1T nod ME bagenefen, ME
ieBt I'M
Cinderella Sd1mb : Store.
0erren= unb SameuzS dube, iopie
6aus.S 6ube unb pantOheln 81 afen
preiien. Die gr6Bte Nuswabl in Der
ganseu Stabt.
s. Baum,
sde 9oultOusS traBe unb Nbe. 6.
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9emtid Gngliide gd)mlc,

Gan Mntonto, xetaS.
Inerfannt tiihtiee 2ebranitalt fir anaben
unb Mdb6en felt breibis Satren III reser
@irfiamteit. @ortreilthe 9ebrirafte unite,
bepdbrter 2eituns. Der ensli'den Spradse
pire, wis Der beutlhen, oolle 8ednung &c
tragen. auberbem unterritt i'm Spaniid.a.
@inisermaben pprbereitets ShiiIer t1noen T.
oerseit aufuabme. Ndbere auStunft ertb:tlen
Serr s. @rpeS, 4rdiicent oeS SHni sor=
IianSes une @m. 8arbed, Otrsttor Der
Nnftalt. fnm
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@ir linb autcriiirt, Serrn Vt. 6. Stan.
fielb, tisber COUNTY Sduliuperintenbent,
ais aanbibat fur bas amt bes s bs
&idters ansufiinbisen.
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Mir iirb autpriiirt. 9errn 8 %. g. Wil=
liza . n ais &arbibat fir bas Amt oes
DtIrittsGIerfs bon 8erar County an.
sufiinoiaen.
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@abl Mm5eisen.

8ir iimb autoriiirt. DIR. Sames Mc.
oils &anribat fir bas Amt les
8onitablers bes /. greeiuft ansaseiseu.
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Wrnato @igemtbmnt.
.Qldnenpermalters Derfauf.-

leber ST 100000 @runb< G%tgentbum In Gan antpuiu mue iolprt
rsftaaft werben Der gauge geFs uiro tn Sbdlen ub G~5runoaadea
%aa,seboten, mte 0e ber &dufer winfdt. @rpbe, gut einseriAtete Brausrei
nit gutem ab1aB BON gier, nett unter benz mtrfiden Wertbe.
A%1aseeoebntes Druderet, anb lttbperapbiaes @tabltdsment, peldss
bic bette SunbiAaft tm Sabpeaen fat.
e5utselesene Geiddftsbduer unb Grunbfade unb Bauplage in
Der Mttte uno in ben aubentbetlen Der Stabt, Grpbe Nuswab1,
aebnlthe offrten inO nie pprber se,adt wurbsn+
REAGAN HOUSTON, Madenper,palter.
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Nehts Sin

IRA unb 226 gine Strabe, Cincinnati, Obip.
The Helena independent., 1892-07-07
A CANDIDATE FOR THE IVES

Nothing could be further from the
truth than the statement that Grover
Cleveland is the candidate of the east
against the wishes Of the party in the
west. The national convention was free
for all. 1t contained no office holders.
no corruptible southern delegations.
none of the disreputable elements that
were employed to give Mr.. Harrison his
denomination at Minneapolis. A large
majority Of the delegates from the west
voted for Mr.. Cleveland in response to
the demand OF the democrats OF their
states. Illinois went solidly for him:
30 did Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin,
Kansas, Minnesota. the Dakotas, Califor-
mia, New Mexico, Arizona, Oregon and
Washington. Wyoming gave him half
her delegation. 1t is true part Of the
silver states preferred other candidates
because they wanted a man more in ac-
cord with their views on the free coinage
question, but, that aside, Mr.. Cleveland
was satisfactory to them. 1t was free
and fair convention in which the major
ity, controlled by honest methods, and
The Helena independent., 1892-07-07

expression was given to the choice O
the greatest number.
All men who believe that Majoritiet
should rule, that the welfare and per
petuity Of party organizations demand
the cheerful aoquiescence of minority
in the will Of the majority. should and
will give loyal and hearty support to the
ticket thus nominated. There ID no room,
for argument on that point. The man
who sets up his own dictum against the
decree Of the party council under such
conditions may be an honest Citizen, but
he is not good party man and should
sever his relations with All political or
ganizations and 60 it alone. The Chi
cago convention recommended the prin-
ciples that have governed the party since
the days of Jetferson, the principles on
which the greatest battles for human
liberty have been fought and won. The
lines of party difference have been sharp
ly drawn. Benjamin Harrison or Grover
Cleveland will be the next president OF
the United States. That is the whole
situation in nut shell. It is no time
for murmuring or idle discomfort y
Democrats, to your posts!
The Helena independent., 1892-07-07
THE peoples party will get big vote

THE peoples party will get big vote
in Pennsylvania. but the democratic
party will get a bigger one. Says the
democratic platform, "Since the Mckin-
ley tariff went into operation there
have been ten reductions Of the wages
Of laboring men to one increase. We
deny there has been any increase Of pros
perity to the country since that tariff
went into operation, and we point to the
dullness and distress, the wage reduc-
tion and strikes in the iron trade, as the
best possible evidence that no such pros
perity has resulted from the Mckinley
act. We denounce policy which fos-
ters no industry SO much as that Of the
sheriff"
The Helena independent., 1892-07-07
The Largest Artificial Mound,

Few people know that almost within
sight OF st. Louis stands tho largest artific-
ial mound in America. il not in the world.
The Cahokia mound is over 100 feet long
by 500 wide at the base, and ninety feet
high 1t covers over eight acres of ground
and has upwards Of 2O.00O. 600 cubic feet O
contents When one reflects on the low de.
gree Of civilization attained by the people
who built this mound, and the inadequate
tools, transportation and machinery EN-.
stupendous undertaking than for us would
be the building Of another CITY like st.
Louis. This mound is really a mountain.
and every handful of earth it contains
must have been carried thither in hand
baskets. How long it took or why it was
built at all are questions that will probably
never be answered, but the stupenIous cas-
OF the work cannot be called in question:
st. Louis Globe Democrat.
The Helena independent., 1892-07-07
Aphorisms.

Whenever luxury ceases to be innocent 1t
also ceases to be beneficial.
A liar tells a hundred truths to one lie.
He has to to make the lie good for any
thing.-Henry Ward Bescher
An infallible characteristic OF meanness
is cruelty. johnson.
Memory is not 80 brilliant as hope, but il
is more beautiful, and thousand times
mo e true.-GeorRe d. Prentice.
Misery acquaints man with strange bed
Acknowledgements.
The careful reader of a few good news.
papers can learn more in u year than most
scholars do in their great libraries.-F. B.
Sanborn.
Fame is a vapor; popularity an accident
riches take wings; the only certainty IS OBJ
livion.-Horace Greedy.
Those who never retract their opinions
love themselves more than they love truth.
-Joubert.
There is one form of hope that is never
unwiss and which certainly doesn not dimin
lsh with the increase of knowledge. In
that form it changes its name and We cal
it patisnce.-Bulwcr.
The Helena independent., 1892-07-07

THE esteemed journal grows ecstatic
over Land Commissioner Carter's admin.
istration of his office. Better wait until
you see whether Carter is going to make
some Of the changes in Montana land
offices for which there is an overwhelm-
ing popular demand. And by the way,
have him reserve plentiful supply of
timber land for emergencies. There are
hundreds Of epublicans in Montana
who are going to saw wood and say moth
ing this year.
The Helena independent., 1892-07-07

ANDREW CARNEGIE gave 100000 tow
ard electing Harrison in 1888 with the
understanding the tariff would be raised
for his benefit. The compact was kept.
How much blood money will Carnegie
give to the fund to re.elect the man
who served him? Probably not so much
as four years ago. Mr.. Carnegie's profits
under the Mckinley law this year will
be largely absorbed in employing Pink.
erton assassins to shoot his workippmen
The Helena independent., 1892-07-07

INSTEAD OF calling on Gov. Pattson
for troops to quell the riots among his
employees, the eternal fitness Of things
would seem to dictate to Mr.. Carnegie a
call upon Gov. Mckinley.
The Helena independent., 1892-07-07

So far as is known Hon. Lee Mantle
has been friendly to free coinage. We
called attention to his blunder merely to
keep HIM on the right track. He should
not forget Montana in his march behind
tie Harrison ice wagon.
The Helena independent., 1892-07-07

HE most popular resort with Bsnja-
min Harrison yesterday was the corne r
in the White house where Carnegie's
barrel of Scotch whisky stands. And
when he read of the Homestead fight
he bit his tongue and saw visions OF
triumphant democracy.
The Helena independent., 1892-07-07

IF Russell B. Harrison and General
Charles S. Warren could work harmoni-
ously the choice OF the latter for the
vacant craftsmanship would not be bad
scheme. The general would be partic-
ularly valuable when predictions Of
success would be needed to cheer the
tired Harrison heart.
The Helena independent., 1892-07-07

Hon. WHITELAw REID to Andrew Car
negle: Stand your ground. Hold out
for dozen years as | did against organ
lied labor and great shall be your re-
ward. Only constitutional prohibition
against foreigners can keep you cut of
the vice presidency"
The Helena independent., 1892-07-07

HAVING refused the secretaryship of
the republican national committee Mr..
Carter will probable decline the chair
manshlp. One reason for believing that
is Clarkson's opinion that Carter is the
bes, politician in the United States of
his age,
The Helena independent., 1892-07-07

Phil ARMouR's lobbyist, Campbell,
has been forced out of the charmanshlp
of the republican national committee,
but to oblige Mr.. Harrison, he announces
that he will appoint the executive CON-
mittee to manage the campaign before
he gives way to his successor. Brother
Harrison will thus make sure Of that
slice of pork.
The Helena independent., 1892-07-07

A good free coinage bill passed by
both houses and signed by the pres dent
should not interfere with the fake
known as the monetary conference
This ls the esteemed Journals silver
platform just now
The Helena independent., 1892-07-07

THERE is no occasion for the Journals
alarming queries concerning the site for
the military post. The local committee
to receive bids is composed of reputable
business men whose names guarantee
the honest and faithful discharge Of
their duties. Several excellent bids
have been received and will be ready to
subm.5 to the military committee on
their arrival.
The Helena independent., 1892-07-07

UP to date no newspaper poet has
found word to rhyme with Stevenson.
This failure will cause no alarm when IT
is remembered that Stevenson and true
blue democracy are synonymous terms.
The Helena independent., 1892-07-07

THE New York Press thinks the senate
made a mistake in passing the Stewart
bill and h. Harrison and the Helena
Journal agree.
The Helena independent., 1892-07-07

The Stewart bill in the house will
result in the loss of twenty or more
pounds OF flesh to b. Harrison before
the end of the campaign.
The Helena independent., 1892-07-07

And as regards the question
of having the best Hard Wheat
Flour in the market, the North
Dakota Milling Company have
got it. But they don't want to
keep it, and in order that they
shall not have to they have placed
their celebrated Diamond Patent
in Helena for sale. Try it and
be satisfied that it is the best you
ever used. ~~''
The Helena independent., 1892-07-07

The plight OF Harrison in finding a
chairman for tho national committee
causes the Honorable Matthew Stanley
Quay to hide his face in his sleeve.
The Helena independent., 1892-07-07

CONGRATULATIONS. The American
people know good thing when they get
Andrew Carnegie to Benjamin
Harrison. after the Minneapolis oonven.
tiuN.
The Helena independent., 1892-07-07

The nomination OF James Buncombe
Weaver for president is evidence that
the peoples party needs reorganization.
The Helena independent., 1892-07-07

IF the Stewart bill ever knocks at the
White house door it will find that il hes
made mistake in the Dumber.--New York
Press.
Very likely but there would be some
consolation IN forcing the Hon. Benjamin
Harrison to drop the hypocrite's mask.
The Helena independent., 1892-07-07

IT 10 indeed strange that undcr the
blessings of the high tariff the Pinker-
ton army grows stronger.
The Helena independent., 1892-07-07

If Governor Mckinley has no dates
Tor the coming campaign he should 20
The Helena independent., 1892-07-07

down to Pittsburg and explain the
workings OF his bill to the 5000 locked
out men.
The Helena independent., 1892-07-07

BaueE,
Manufacturer of Coats, Robes and AatA
Also Tanner of al kinds of Hides and Fun.
Repairing and Cleaning Of Fur ooods.
rs North Main Street, Helena 20ntA1A.
The Helena independent., 1892-07-07
Cemetery Work.

Persons desiring Head Stones, Monuments.
Coping, Post., etc. from Native Granite. which
is equal to tho hest American or Foreign product,
can procure estimates from the undersigned.
VIM. Harrison, Stone Merchant
51S Harrison Av., Helona, Mont.
WORKS AT BAxENDALE, MONTANA
The Helena independent., 1892-07-07
OF HELENA. MONT.

Board Of Directors
Thomas Crus0. NJ. Sands,
g. s. Huntley, A. X. Prescott
A. J. Davidson. Moses Morris
I. II. Hershfel6 Aaron Hersh6old,
j. Switzor.
First-class City, County and State Securities
bought and sold
Exchange issued on the principal cities Of the
United States and Europe Transfers Of money
made by telegraph.
Interest allowed on time dsposita Csllsotio1s
promptly attended to.
Boxes for rent at reasonable prices in one Of
the best constructed fire and burglar proof safe
tsposit vaults in the country.
The Helena independent., 1892-07-07

Annotated Dankss
Northwestern National Bank. Grost FAlls
Eirst National EAnk, Aiosouls
Cirat National Bank. HuttA
The Helena independent., 1892-07-07

The Thomas Cruise Savings
BANK, OF HELENA
Incorporated Under tho Laws OF
Montana.
PAID IN CAPITAL, 500, 900.
THOMAS CRUISE. President.
FRANK H. CRUISE, Vice-Preeident,
WM. J. COOKE, Asst Treas. and Sec
WIN. J. SWEENEY, -. Treasurer.
Thomas Cruise, Frank Fl. Cruee
VIM. J. Cooke. VIM. J. Sweeney.
John Pagan.
Allows per cent. interest on Savings DepoeitA
compounded January and July.
Transacts general ban king business. Draws
exchange On the principal cities of the United
Deals in county and city bonds, and makes
loans on real estate mortgages.
Office hours from 10 4 m. to .. m. Also On
Saturday and Monday evenings from to 8
o'clock.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-06-11
Chtucse Girls Like Round Eyes.

In China small. round eyes dro liked.
and the girls arc continually plucking
their eyebrows that they may he thin
and long. But the great beauty Of
Chinese lady is In her feet, which III
childhood are so compressed by band
ages us efFcctrallly to prevent any fur
thcr increase in size The. -four smaller
toes urc bent under the foot. to the suio
CT which they firmly adhere, and tho
poor girl rot only endnres much pain,
but bccolnes cripple for lilo. Another
mark of beauty consists i'll having finger
nails so long that casings of bamboo nrc
necessary to preserve them from injury.
Yankee Blade.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-06-11
A Club of Story TeIIers.

The Liars club still exists in London
and iiourishes in all inn situated in ONO
of the lingy courts Of Fleet street. Tho
initiation fee is five silillings, half of
which is relnitted should the new lnenl-
Der be able to outlie any member pres
emit. The tallest stories ore told in this
tavern at every weekly meeting, and
the lest exasgcrator carries oil the hon-
ors of the evening Bat If MAN is
known tn lie outside the precincts Of the
clubrooms no is liable to expulsion
Boston Home Journal
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-06-11
To 10 Away With Key Sockets.

A device has been brought out intend
ri to do away with the use Of key
rockets in incandescent lamps. by
,.ieans of which the lamp is lighted or
oxtinguishtd by simply pulling the slls-
pending cord. The difficulty Of turning
the key of q swinging incandescent lamp
is well known. and this invention gets
over it by placing the switch OIL the cell
ing AMI having it controlled by the lamp
cord.-New York World.