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certificate, goi,i Certificate or a dollar
in coin. he knows that it's value is fixed
and absolutely certain. Hence his
dread Of returning to the old state bank
ing system.
In regard to tariff the farmers are
equally anxious as is shown by inforna-
ton received here. Not only have their
sales to other countries increased enor-
monsly since the passage Of the Mckinley
law, but the home market has greatly in
creased. The i1nportations Of farm
products of the class produced i'll this
country We're greatly restricted by the
increased duties placed upon this class
Of articles by the Mckinley law. An Of
fetal statement issued by the treasury
department shows that the importations
OF this class Of articles which could be
produced by the farmers of this country
We're reduced $50, ,OOO. 600 III the first full
year Of the new tariff as against the
last full year Of the old tariff.
:..3" O. p. AUSTIN.
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DOOMED TO DEFEAT.
The Democrats Name w. w. Dixon for Com
Eress and Tim Collins for Governor.

The Democrats Name w. w. Dixon for Com
gress and Tim Collins for Governor.
GREAT FALLS, Sept. 13.--It was nearly
five o'clock yesterday afternoon when
Chairman T. E. Collins called the Demo
cratic convention to order in a brief
speech welcoming the delegates to the
city.
Governor Toole was chosen chairman
and Edmund Norris, Of Beaverh"ad
county, secretary. A few other prelimi
naries We're arranged and the convention
adjourned until 10 a. III. to-day.
To the strains Of Dixie, played by
the Twentieth Infantry band, in front Of
the Park hotel a few minutes after 10 a..
M. the Democratic hosts formed in line
and marched to the opera house, where
the lambs We're to be put up for slaugh
ter. The popular Emmett Guard band
Of Butte brought up the rear Of the pro
cession, playing an air somewhat fune-
rial. The delegates looked worn and
tired after y night spent in seeing the
sights 81 the Cataract city and partici-
patiny ii innumerable caucuses.
Alter EeaNlhH Che report ol lle colll-
mittpe on credentials. the nomination Of
candidates began and as an outcome the
following will lead the ticket to defeat:
For congress, w. W. Dixon; governor,
T. ~ Collins; lieutenant governor. II. r.
Melton; secretary Of state. B. W. S. Falll;
treasurer, Jesse Hastings; auditor, w. G.
Whalcy: attorney general, I. 9. Day;
supt. public instruction, 4. n. Mahony
chief Justice, w. n. Pcmberton: clerk Of
supreme court, J. L. Sloane: presidential
electors, A. w. Lyman, Paul 4, Fusz,
Walter Cooper. .".m".@@5 ~
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CHINESE INDIGNANT.
I'hc SIX Companies Decide to Defy the
Federal Government.

iht SIX Companies Decide to Defy the
Federal Government.
san FRANCISCO. Sept. 1O.-The consol
idAtcl benevolent association Of the six
companies, the powerful Chinese oryani-
zation. better known as ''The Six Com
I,anirs." which comprises all the wealthy
merchants of the country, and which.
together with the Chinese consul and
officers. regulates the affairs OF Chinese
in the country, has issued q proclamation
from headquarters in this city forbidding
Chinese iii the United States to comply
With thp terms uT thc Geary bill. rcqllir-
inc tlcm to register, have themselves
identified by two white witnesses, and be
photographed before April, 1893. The
proclamation states that the masters O1
thc SiN companies, alter careful investl-
cation. have found the registration law
objectionable and detrimental to their in
terests. Il continues "Without being
registered Chinese must live in these
United States. and If one should do so
en his oWll account he must not come To
lis in case lie gets into trouble in this
| country The six companies will pay no
/ attention to him if he does. When q
man does register he loses respcctability
in the eyes Of lis countrymen. This APP
plies to Chinamen living in any part Of
/ tile country ana in small towns us well as
/ large cities. If, by refusing to register,
a man is arrested, imprisoned or pun
ished, he can depend on the six comps
/ uies for relief ...n
The proclamation states that the Chi
nese are required to organize and put up
money for the employment Of legal aid,
| and if necessary to enlist the services Of
| Chinese ambassadors to fight against the
| alleged injustice. Two lawyers have
been engaged here by the six companies.
| Each Chinese resident OF the United
| States is required to pay 81 to the six
| companies for the expenses OF suit to
test the legality Of the registration law.
and the money must be paid before Sep
! tembrr 80. \ Chinaman who does not
pay is to be prevented from returning to
his own country when he applies to the
six companies for his pass. The procla=
| nation concludes By saying the United
States does not treat Chinese right be
cause it cnmnels no other nation to do
such things, and no other nation in the
world treats the Chinese as the United
| States does
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BEAT NANCY HANKS RECORD.

Zimmerman, the New Jersey Wheei1nan,
Goes IL Mile i'll 200 .l-;,.
SpRlNGFlELn, MASS, September To-
Zimmerman to-day first started for Nancy
Hanks mile record with a flying start
He did not succeed, but established Il
bicycle record Of pos i-5. Wingle next
tried Il flying start, half mile, making it
in / :O5 The New ,Ierseyian was then
sent after Nancy Hanks record the sec
ond time, eclipsng her record made on
the regulation track by 15 second. His
time was 2:06 40. About 200 spectators
witnessed the feat and nearly went wild
when the result was announced.
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WE CLAIM THEHOMOR.
The Sinrs and stripes Placed Nearer tile
North Pole Than Ever Before.

The Sinrs and stripes Placed Nearer the
North Pole Than Ever Before.
WAslllNGToN. Sept. 12.-The stars and
stripes have been planted at two Of the
nearest points to the north pole Yet
reached BY civilized man. The navy de
pArtment received the following telegram
from Lieutenant l'eary, at st. Johns, N.
b.: THE I. s navy claims the highest
discoveries on Grecnland's east coast,
independence bay, 50 degrees north lat.
it'lde, and 81 degrees west longitude,
discovered July 1, 1892. The Greenland
ice cape ends south Of Victoria inlet y
The highest point heretofore attained on
the east coast is about Is or II degrees,
and that was made by lloldenby, Ger
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IA coLD-BLooDED MURDER.

Sailor Reilly. Of the Newark. Murdered
Because He Was American.
LONDON, Sept 12.-Latest advices re-
ceived from Genoa regarding the murder
of Frank Reilly, 4 seaman Of the United
States steamer Newark, who was killed
i'll 4 lodging house in Genoa, shows that
national animus against Americans was
the cause Of a crime Of the proprietor of
a lodging house. When the Newark S
men applied for lodgings he used the
most abusive language to them, simply
because they were Americans. One Of
those present, knowing the proprietor,
advised the men that it was unsafe for
them to remain in the place. All the
sailors started for the door, whereupon
the proprietor. with a knife in each hand,
sprang upon Reilly and struck him with
both weapons in the back. Reilly stag
gered to the street, where he fell and
died in 4 few minutes.
The murder was entirely unproNoked,
and Reilly was killed for no other reason
than because he was an American.
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They Will be shot on Sight.

FRESNO, Call, Sept ia posse en-
countered the train robbers, Evans and
Sontag, at Sampson Flats to-day. The
robbers made a desperate defense with
shot guns and Winchcsters, mortally
wounding United States Deputy Marshal
McGinnis, Dick Wilson and Olson. Geo.
Witty, who was badly wounded in the
encounter with the robbers at Visalia
and was Shot through the neck, will re-
cover. Two other members Of the posse
are slightly wounded. The posse became
so demoralized by the sudden attack that
they made no effort, and another posse
has started out. The whole country is
aroused, and the robbers will be shot on
Sirht
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c,,,.,;n. ouurautin. Lines,

FIRE Island, Sept, 1l.All opposition
to the landing Of patients on this island
quarantine lines are guarded by detec-
tivcs to prevent escapes. This morning
DR.. Noight reported the health of the
passengers excellent, there being only u
few incidental troubles among the women
and children. The Normania's passen-
gers will probably be released to-mor-
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CATTLE SHIPMENTS.
Nearl, Three Hundred Car Loads Ship
ped to Market.


Con kohrs. one of the biggest cattle
men in the state, left this afternoon for
Malta, says the Great Falls Leader of
September TO- lie has been in town for
several days attending the Republican
state convention, and in a conversation
to-day remarked that cattle shipments
this year promise to be larger than ut
first anticipated The market has i'm
proved somewhat lately, though it is still
much lower than last year. Mr.. kohrs
has cattle on the Chicago market to day
and expects to have more tomorrow.
He has not yet had returns from them,
however. In all he has shipped twenty
six cars. During the last ten days 24C
cars have been ordered at different points
on the Great Northern for cattle ship
ments.
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a Good Thing to Keep at Hand.
From the Troy lkanSaSl Chief.

Some years ago we We're very much
subject to severe spells of cholera NOR
bus; and now when we feel any of the
symptoms that usually precede that all
ment, such rs sickness at the stomach,
Giarrhra, etc, we become scary. We
have found Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrh~a Remedy the very thing to
straighten one out in such cases, and al
WAYS keep it about. We are not writing
this for a pay testimonial, but to let our
readers know what is good thing 70
keep handy in the house. For sale by
j. H. Owings. Sim
Persons troubled with chronic diare
rhwa should try Chamberlain's Celic
Cholera and Diarrhma Remedy, Many
cases have been cured by it after all else
had failed and skilled physicians were
powerless. For sale by j. II. Qwings,
Slim
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Over $4,000 in bullion has been ship
ped from Marysville during the last week
by the Montana company Qimited) and
the Golden Leaf at Empire.
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CHOLERA IN NEW YORK.
Five Deaths From th" Ila@ue-Sews From
Fire Island.

NEW IOHK, sept. 1l.5State and local
officials have been straining every nerve
to prevent the cholera from gaining 4
foothold in this city; but while all were
looking seaward it quietly made its APP
pearance in our midst, and five corpses
to-day mark its advent At each of the
houses whore patients live two doctors
have been stationed and will remain there
until danger of further outbreak has
passed.
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road is taking definite shape and will
probably shortly be built. Surveyors are
now at work locating the most practica-
BILE route
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Articles 81 incorporation Of The
Trustees of the Diocese Of Montana
were filed with the county clerk of
Lewis and Clarke county last week. The
incorporators are Leigh r. Brewer, f..
Gregory Prout, Frederick T. Webb, Alb
ncr b. Clements and Wm. A. Chessman,
who are to hold and administer trust
funds for general and specific purposes,
and to hold the legal title to real estate
in trust for the diocese Of the Episcopal
church Of Montana.
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Farmers Fear Repeal of the Tariff and
Dread a Return to the Old State Bank
ing systcm--R Republican Prospects in
the South.
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}eOTtFTING WORKS.
. VAN GlNDl- & MILLER.


Deer Lodge, Mont, having houshtand put in the
most approved machinery Tor generating
soda saIsapartIla. Ginger Ale, Lemonade anl
;tl N4rDoE,te Drinks. with experienced work
nlefl III charge w are prepared TO furnish
tA4ln bottled or i'll charges for fountains
promptly on notice, and as low as any house in
th. Suite address orders to
NAN i,rNDr y MILLER Deer Lodge, Mont.
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VOL. a NO. 8.
- EO. G, DOUGLAS, N. D.,

q EO. G, DOUGLAS. NJ D.,
PRACTISING PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Prompt Attention at all Times
Office hours to 10 a. IN; II to 2 and to 8 y. IN.
- COHEN,
~. .-..,.'
MERCHANT TAILOR
Full line of Worsteds, CashmereS Cheyiots and
Fancy suttings always on hand. Reasonable
prices and fits guaranteed
Van tiundy d Miller Block, Deer Lodge, 6
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John klun, a former employe of the
Butte and Boston Mining company, has
brought suit for $4,000 damages in the
district court Of Butte against the com
pany for injuries received While in its
employ, ~."
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COLLEGE OF MONTANA
Norlmtl and Preparatory Courses. Special
Courses in Art, Music, rypewrifing, steno-
gralhy Bookkeeping and school Of Mines.
Department Of Engineering ana Chemistry,
including Mathematics Surveying aleeharical,
Civil and Mining Engineering Metillllrgy, Min
art,logy. Assaying, General. Analytical and AN
piled Chemistry Blowpipe Analysis, Etc. Open
10 both sexes on equal terms.
For terms etc. apriy to Rev. flames ltc1,
President. Deer Lodge alont.
AkABlE BROTHERS " Co,
-BANNil,S-~===
Deer Lodge, Montana. Do a General Banking
Business ami Draw Exchange on al the priu
cipa cities Of the world. s..
careful Attention given given TO Collections
AMI E,Hnttances Promptly made, New York
correspondent, Importers and Traders National
Bank. New York City, n. Y.
= pIr,,t.
IIHR5T NATIONAL EAAk,
HELENA, MONT.
Paid up Capital, s500,ulD surpnls and Profits,
s7uU.oao
Interest allowed OF, time deposits General
bankng business transacted. Safety deposit
boxes lor rent.
DIRECTORS.
). I. iAusEn, President.
g. W. kNiGIrr. Cashier
T. H. kLElNsCnMIDT. Assistant Cashier.
GRO. H. HILL I'd Assistant Cashier
GttASyIlLE STUART, Stock-grow"r.
Hon T. c. POWER. Z. 5. Senator
j. G. CURTIN, Clarke, Conrad Curtin.
L. S HAMILTON, Capitalist
O. 4. ALLEN, Mining and Stocl-gro"er.
CHAs X WILLS Merchant.
A. NJ HOTTER Pres. A. VI. toter Hardware Co.
ASSOCIATED BANKS
Northwestern National Bank, Great Fails.
First National Bank, Mssonla. First National
Bank, Butte.
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CLASSICAL AND SCIENTIFIC COURSES
COLLEGE OF MONTANA.
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Normal and Preparatory Courses. Special
COURSES in Art, Music lypAwrting, Steno-
graihy Bookkeeping Hnd 5rhoolof Mines.
Department Of Engineering and Chemistry,
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Constant Mech, until recently leader
of the Coliseum orchestra, at Helena,
started for Salt Lake a few days ago, but
only got as far as Butte, where he was
arrested on telegram from the Helena
police. He is charged BY Lille Wilson,
one of the attaches of the place, with
taking her $50 gold watch and 800 dla-
montl pin with him. Another woman
says he took some sheet music belonging
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itilu EcnttAnceS Promptly made, New York
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The Grand Republic Mining company
filed its annual report with the county
recorder Of Lewis and Clarke county
this week. The capital stock j. s5,00O,-
COO; amount paid il, s5,o00,0o0; existing
debts, 100000
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ci,t cities Of the world.
Careful Attention Gi4en given 70 Collections,
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For terms, ETC., npriy to Rev flames Reid.
President Deer Lodge Mont.
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! AkABIE BROTHERS ~ co,
--BANNIRS----@7
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Deer Lodge, Montana Do a General Banking
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Tom Davis and FL. Jones, employees at
the Harris y Lloyd tunnel, near Butte,
We're Doth badly Injured by the breaking
" 4 ladder, Which prccipitated them
down to tile bottom Of i ,nI:ft, d distance
of twenty-eight feet. w.. w.. ~
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10 both sexes on equal terms
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The special palace Wagner car "Swan-
Mango" with George ". Vanderbilt and
party, arrived in Livingston Tuesday
morning last and was taken up to CHINA
bar by the Park branch train. From
that place Mr.. Vanderbilt and party
started for a tour Of Wonderland
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.aE e.trbor,te Drinks. with experienced wor
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With its next issue the Glendive lnde-
pendent will appear published by new
company, The Independent Publishing
company, but its present able editor will
still hold down the editorial chair. Its
political complexion is to change also,
and next week it will come out a bright,
newsy, Republican paper. We wish it
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NIrs. n. R. Brewer has gone east and
will be Joined At Baltimore by Bishop
Brewer. After tile triennial conference
Mrs. Brewer viii 60 to Berlin and re-
main on the continent for a year with
her daughter Mrs. Edward F. Crosby.
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correspondent, Importers and Traders National
Bank, New York City, n. Y.
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promptly on notice, and as low as anY house in
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'rolnpt Attention at all Times

PRACTISING PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
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4r.log5 Assayins. Genera Analytical ard ~
piled Chemistry, BoWpipe Analysis Etc. open
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-02
WALTER MATHEsoN.s LIST.
HOUSES EOR SALE.

HOUSES FOR SALE.
$1.be0-Neat cottage on Eighth avenues; city
water in ki.tohen; s25 per month; no Town pay
ment required.
1,65O-Attractive, we'll built cottage on Boul-
der avenue, one block from cracker factory and
opposite public school; he's hall. A rooms, pam
try o1 t 6io iet !. large = sns esl hn;, eity water an t sh lot is is sG 1saf
Ing; VIZ pes month; NO down payment required.
50 .25O.New brick dwelling in Easterly add
ton, ; blocks from Broadway, between heattie
ana kaielgh. hall, Z rooms ard above, bath
room fully plumbed. pantry. cellar, closets, hot
ed cold water. oak finish; lot is 42xlO0, with
alley; q very desirable and attractive place.
Ierm.,s SAo per month; no down payment re-
CURED.
g., so0-Handsome Queen Anne dwelling on
Firth avenue betws On Eeattie and Raleigh; hall.
7 rooms. bath room fully equipped, cellar under
whole house, gas. sewer connection. furnace and
range. good barn: $500 down, $40 per month.
VACANT LOTS.
1875 each for good lots on feosta avenue: 500
adwn, balance On long time; or to purchaser
out any Down payment on 8 to ) years time.
500 will buy 2 lots on Hollins avenue on cleo
trio line, on same terms as above
Sl25 for q good building lot in Cox addition.
nue. Corner Butte and NJ ontans) 100x14O.
$a5O for 2 !ots on Peosta, near Benton avenue.
loOxl25; an excellent location for anyone who
contamplates building a good residence; cleo
trio light 1875 feet distant.
FOR RENT.
.-s ssi s- Rooas d No' i.Ss1 e %sns sSn sRen Rsag siyS: 81.
oil spencer street, 4 rooms; So. broom house on
Sparta street; SIS. 7-room dwelling No. sos
Peo,ta avenue. near Benton avenue; $40, Groom
dwelling on Eighth avenue, between Rodney and
Davis: S2o. Broom dwelling, No. ia Fifth ave-
nue.. $25, desirable furnished house, bath, on
south hodney; Sss. Groom modern brick, steam
heat, corner Fifth avenus and Beattie.
WALTER MATHESON,
1853 North Main street
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.HERIFFS SALE-HENRY M. GRAN
, ger. plaintiff, VS.. George B. Diehl,
hannah Dlehl and Massena Billiard, de-

CHERRIES sALE-HENRY M. GRAN
y ger. plaintiff, VS.. George B. Diehl,
Hannah Dlehl and Massena Bullard, de-
PENDANTS.
Under and by virtue of an order of sale
and decree of foreclosure and sale issued
out of the district court of the first judicial
district of the state of Montana, in and for
the county of Lewis and Clarke, on the 10Th
dav of September, A. D., 1892, in the above
entitled action, wherein Henry M. Granger,
the above named plaintiff, obtained a judg-
msnt and decree of foreclosure and sale
against George B. Diehl, Hannah Diehl
and Massena Billiard. defendants. on the
Goth day of september, A. D., 1899, for the
sum of $1,33S. 13 besides interest. costs and
attorneys fees, which said decree WAS. on
the 18th day of September, A. D.. 1892,
recorded in Judgment book No. III" OF
said court, at page = l am commanded to
sell all those certain lots, pieces or parcels of
of Lewis and Clarke, state of Montana,
and bounded and described as follows,
to-wit:
The east seventeen 90 feet of lot num-
bered two (2). and the west seventeen (17)
feet OF lot numbered three co in block
addition to the city of Helena. according
to the official plat thereof as fled for re-
cord In the Office of the county recorder of
said county of Lewis and Clarke.
together with all and singular the tene-
ments. Entertainments and appurtenances
thereunto belonging or in any wise appel-
tanning.
Public notice is hereby given, that on
Monday, the 18th day of October, A, d.,
1892, at II O'Clock m. of that day, at the
front door of the court house, Helena,
Lewis and Clarke county, Montana, / will,
IN obedience to said order of sale and decree
OF foreclosure and sale. sell the above de-
soribed property. or 80 much thereof as may
be necessary to satisfy said judgment. with
interest and costs, to the highest and best
bidder for cash in hand.
Given under my hand, this 26th day of
September. A. D., 1892.
CHARLES NJ. JEFFERIS,
Sheriff.
By RALPH G.. JOHNSON. Deputy Sheriff.