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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-24
"A vessel Buried for Hair = Century.

The two-masted schooner James A.
Fisher, which. struck on the Jersey
coast, near Cape May Inlet, forty-nine
years ago and sunk in the quicksands,
says the Philadelphia Record, will soon
be afoat again, perfect vessel as Of
wore. She was buried so deeply In the
sand that not even her masts or rigging
have been VISIBLE, but the recentstorm
unearthed her bleached bones from her
seeming tomb. The vessel is in remark
ably perfect condition, not even bull
wark being crushed in. The cago Of
corn was dug out Of her hold few days
ago, black, but in perfect shape.
Watches, shoes and clothing Ell the
crew were brought to light. The watch
showed the exact hour at which II had
stopped ticking, forty-nine years al.o,
and the pipes and tobacco were just as
left by the Inflated crew. The Cargo
consisted of full load Of corn shipped
at Duck river, Delaware bay, Tor New
York. She sunk so soon in the sand
that the crews clothing and parapher-
MALTA, As well as the entire cargo, went
down. Captain Andrews and several Of
the crew were frozen TO DEATH and the
steward drowned In attempting to reach
the mainland.
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NEWSLETS
Interesting Pieces of TeleEraPhIc News In
Small Space.

Small Space.
At Toronto, Ont, while some boys were
playing in sand pit yesterday slide oc-
CURED covering portion OF the pit TO the
depth of several feet and smothering three
bows named Alfred Lucas aged IL; Ernst
Lucas aged and Henry Pretty aged IL.
An American named Rosenburg who had
recently been plunging at Monte Carlo, Is
reported TO have committed suicide In
Paris.
At Fayette, Mo, there has been another
sale of negro servants. three men aud and
woman. One man sold for e. for sixty days
work. the two others for q for thirty days
work, and the woman is twelve for two
months labor. The sale was on the block
At Quincy. Ill, an attempt was made at
midnight TO lynch w. j. Jsmlson, the mur-
derer of Charles Aaron Joseph Scnlott-
man was chosen as leader, and MOB Of
about thirty made determined rush upon
the county jail. When the doors were
reached, the mob weakened and failed 70
stand by Schlotman, and the lynching was
postponed
/ The cotton spiners' strike in Lancan-
hhire, England, where 100000 spindies
kre idle shows no sign Of being settled
There were several very slight earth
quake shocks In variohs parts OF Cali
fornia and Oregon last night No damage
The wife Of the Anarchist A0uprsy
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oHIcAao,s rouNrAIN.
The worlds Fair Claim the Biggest Ever
Built.

The fountain which Mr.. MacMon-
nles Is building in Paris for the Worlds
Fair In Chicago, says a London letter 70
the New York World, will be long
way the largest fountain ever built. and
will use greater quantity OF water than
any other fountain now In use In either
London or Paris. The American colon
OF artists In Paris feel very enthusiastk
over the selection OF Mr.. MacMcunyes
IN take charge Of the decorations Of the
Worlds Fair grounds and buildings,
and this fountain will be the biggest
thing that be will do. Mr.. MacMon-
nies, though not yet thirty years old. IN
considered I'm Paris one OF the finest
scultors OF the days In last years salon
he received the highest award ever YET
given to any foreign scultor by the
French.
Blacksmiths and moulders are work
Ing day and night 10 get the immense
fountain ready. The idea II that Of an
apotheosls Of modern liberty-Columbla
aud will take the shape OF triumphal
barge, guided by Time and heraldcd oJ
Fame and rowed by eight Standing
figures representing on one side the
Arts, and on the other Science, Indus
try. Agriculture spd commerce. This
barge is preceded by eight sea horses,
forming a circle directly In front, end
mounted by eight young men as out
riders. who represent modern ComrDerce.
The design Of the basin is elrcuiar--i50
feet 10 diameter-snd II fauked on each
side by columns fifty feet high, sur
mounted by eagles.
The water Is furnished By great
half-circle OF dolphins 10 the rear ADD
by system OF Jets which entirely mr.
round the the barge and figures. AZ
night the fountain will De iliumiosted
by electricity after the principle en-
ployed In fountains H. the Champ do
Mars. The smallest fgufs 10 some
twelve feet IN height, and The 10. e
twenty feet. For the scuiptoEss vork,
delivered in plastic, the United States
will way $4,000. This 10 exclusive Of
foundations and plumbing.
For the handling Of this Immense
work. a. we'll a. other orders, NJ. Mac
Monnies is using at present four large
ateliers. and buster or more Interesting
one. YOU would hardly hnd 10 al Paris
among the thousands OF them. In the
studio on the Rue de rAriyes the full
size statues are being "thrown up" from
the smaller studies. The four rowers,
each twelve feet high. look down from
q platform as high again. and near
them ENGAGED In network Of scsfoldiDg,
Is the colossal figure Of Time. appearing
for all tho world In its present rough
slack. damp state, and pose Of Ints2ss
action, like some captive TITAN s'fisine
70 rend the imneshing bars 500 nnfi
himself upon the busy group OF oiouses
working around him Mr.. hacnonn'es
expects 70 get biz big founsair cor
pleted this rear.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-24
Rowdiss Break the Game.

CHICAGO, April 93.-To-day's game
was a fine one, but ended in disaster for
the Chicagos, owing to the disorderly
conduct of several thousand cranks, who
Jumped over into the field at the end OF
the eighth inning completely blocking
the game. The home club had four to
the visitors two when the trouble arose,
and after waiting fifteen minutes to
have the field cleared, PETER demanded
that the game be given him which was
done. Attendance, 5000. Score:
Chicago .............1 ? 0 0 0 0 1 o. 4
Louisville ...........l l o -
Earned runs, l each; errors, none;
hits, each; pitchers, Luby and Jones;
umpire, Sheridan.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-24
TA-RA-RA VON DER AHE.
The St. Louis Club Completely Knocked
Out by the Pirates.
THEY DROP TWOSTRAIGHT GAMES
In One Short Afternoon, and One Of Them BY a
Disgracsfal ScOrs-BOstOn Gives Four Hours
Sport for Fifty Cents-Ohicagos
Misfortune at Home.

PrrrsBURG, April 23.-Two games
were played here to-day, the home team
winning both by good batting and tne
fielding. Ehret and Earl played their
first championship game. Attendance,
S, l67. Score, first game:
Pittsburg. ...........3 0 O0O % 0 o.
ST. Louis 0 2 0 l.
Earned runs, and /; Errors, l and 2;
hits, 9 and IL; pitchers, Baldwin and
Gleason. Second game, score:
Pittsburg. 8 0 9 2 0-15
ST. Louis............3 0 . 0 0 0 O.
Earned runs, PIttsburg 9; errors, l
and 8; hits, 21 and 5; pictchers, Ehret,
Dwyer and Easton; umpire, Emslie.
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New Company Chartered.
special Telegram to ths RsGstsr.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, April %
The Secretary OF State to-day issued a
charter To the Montague and Lea Ma
chine Tool Co., for the purpose OF
manufacturing, buying and selling at
wholesale and retail mechanical imple-
ments, tools and machinery Of all kinds.
Principal Office at MoundSville, w. Va.
Capital is $500, privilege grrnted 10 in
ease to $1,000. Shares are 500 each,
are held by J. Glenn Cook, Of Mounds
Vile, and four others.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-24
NAV Re Archbishop RYAN.

PHILADELPHIA, April 23.-Roman
Catholic circles in this city are excited
over the rUmors from abroad to the ef-
feet that Archbishop Ryan may be Gre
ated Cardinal at no distant day. Dis
patches from Rome indicate that
America is to be given another Cardi-
nal and the only three names suggested
for the place are ArchbishOps Ryan, of
Philadelphia; Corrigan, Of New York;
and Ireland. OF St. Paul.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-24
GOOD HARD SENSE.
Ex-Seoretary Bayard sounds the Keynote.
The Coming Convention.

WILMINGTON, DEL. April 23.-In an
interview to-day, ex-Secretary Bayard
said:
II think the action Of the coming
National Democratic Convention will
probably have the most profound in
tuence upon the future Of the Demo-
cratic party rs an organization, and
upon the welfa,e Of the government IT.
SELF.
There is no doubt that II the doc
trines contained in the rvles OF ex-
Speaker Reed and the force bill, and The
Mckinley bill are permitted TO become
the settled government of this country,
IL will scarcely have the form much less
the substance of a constitutional gov
eminent"
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stopped by Darkness.

BROOKLYN, N. Y, April 2S.-Brook'
lyn beat philadelphia in the fra game
to-day. Darkness stopped the second
game, leaving 1t draw after ten inn
ings. Attendance, 6,940. First game,
score:
Brooklvn. 3l2 90 o o-19
Phiiadelphia. 30 0 0 0 90
Errors, ? and 3; hits, 14and 3; earned,
Brooklyn s; pitchers, Stein and Keefe.
Second game, score:
RroolIvn O1o1O 900 0 o.
Philadeluhia 20 3 0 o. 2
Earned, Brooklyn; /; errors, s and 4;
hits, and 3; pitchers, Inks and Carsey;
umpire, MahOney.
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Four Hours for Fifty Cents.

BosToN, April 23.-The Bostons gave
over four hours of base ball for one ad-
mission to-day, winning two games
from Baltimore. Attendance, 4,43O,
Score, first game.
Bostop MO O0s9 % 8 0 Oil
Baltimore. ...........S 0 0 0 0 3 3 0 o. z
Earned, Boston 3; errors, 5 and 4;
hits, II and ); pitchers, Stivetts and
McMahon. Second game, score:
Roston ......9 6 al 3 IL
Baltimore ..........4 0 0 3 /. O.
Errors, 4 and 70; hits, 13 and 10;
earned, and .; home rms, Lowe;
pitchers, Clarkson and Cobb; umpire.
Gaffney.
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ung HIghwsyman.


GRAF VA, April % Two
boys, Gt ain and Winfield Harris,
robbed ingsley Of Ssl.11 near the
Arailroads scross, east Of town. Young
1Kingslet is a .altimOre and Ohio en-
poye, had received bis months wages,
and had paid some store bills and was on
his way home. The boys first struck
him, then took hold Of him, threw him
down and took hls mOndy from his pock-
Aet. Harris, who is about eighteen years
bf age and cOlored, was caught this
morning, was taken before Justice
Fuard aud cOmmitted to Jail. Main IS
ldll at large. Part Of the money was
ffOund with Harris.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-24
A pitchers, Battle.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April 23.-To-
days game was a pitchers battle. Ste-
venS, the Columbus pitcher, lost the
game in the third inning by giving four
bases on balls. Score:
Kansas City........0 O s 0 o O. 5
Columbus ...........0 O.
Earned, Columbus /; errors, l and 4.
hits. and 5: pitchers, Hughey and
stephens; umpire, McQuaid.
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BYAFALLING WALL
Three Killed and Three Injured In Ten
neAsaee.

nesssee.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 23.-Three
men were instantly killed and three
probabably fatally hurt by the collapse
Of forty-foot brick in the county court
house at Jonesboro, Washington coun-
ty, yesterday. The accident resulted
from the fact that frame archways were
removed before the walls were dry.
Five men, all brickmasons, were buried
in the ruins and three were taken out
dead. James Reed and Frank Harper,
the latter colored, were on the
roof. Reed will be cripple for life
aud Harper was fatally injured. The
dead are: Branch Eskridge, OF Wash
ington county, Virginia, unmarried.
Frank May Jonesboro, wife and one
child. Jhmes Wilson, johnson county,
unmarried. The injured are: Wade
Snodgrass, skull crushed; Ell Moore,
moTtally wounded; Frank Harper and
James Reed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-24
THE CATTLE WAR.
Moving the Prisoners to Fort Douglas.
The Militia in Trouble.

The Militia In Trouble
DOUGLAS, WYO., April 93.-Major
Fechels's troops, escorting the captive
cattle men, reached Browns Springs
last night. 1t is expected that they will
arrive at Fetterman this evening or to-
morrow morning, Fetterman is on the
railroad, and il is believed to be their
intention to dodge the supposed deStina-
tion, Douglas, owing to the fact that a
good many armed symDathizers with the
rustlers have gathered here.
A dispatch from CHEYENNE says four
officers Of the State militia and others
are expected. Gov. BARRIERS order
lust before the invasion that the militia
must not respond TO sheriffs calls is the
cause OF the dissatisfaction which
threatens the practical dismemberment
OF the States forces.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-24
Six to Three.

MINNEAPoIIs, MINI, April s3.-
Minneapolis opened the season to-day
on the home grounds by losing to Mil
waukee. Two home runs by Ward and
an error by West did 1e business.
Score:
Minneapolis =. IL IO1 o o 0 o.
Milwaukee ........9 2 0 Q o a.
Earned, Milwaukee 5; errors, and 4:
hits, and 10; umpire, Corcoran. pitch
ers, France and Widene<-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-24

SssefGI Tsse0raR 10 sas Rsgtsssy.
GRAFTON, ". VA, April 9s.-The
Taylor county Alliance held q meeting
here to-day and after its adjournment
the members organized Poor Party
for Taylor county, MAXIM Rey-
polds ''rosident. ItiS bat 3
full tlCxst viii be , q.
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A Singing Match.

CLEVELAND, o., April 23.-To-day's
game was a slugging match. Rhlnes
was knocked out Of the box in the trst
inning, KnausS taking his place. At
tendance, about $500. Score:
Cleveland .............5 / 0 0 Ola
Cincinnati 30 0 4 l o. D
Earned, Cleveland 3; errors, and g.;
hits, II and IL; pitchers, Cappo, Rhines
and Knauss; umpire, Lynch.
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Couldn't Hit vickery.

OMAHA, NEB., April 23.-Toledo could
rot hit Vickery, while Pears proved an
easy mark for Omaha. Score:
omahs. 0 1 0 0 0 o. 5
Toledo 0 9 0 0 o 0 O. 2
Earned, Omaha .; errors, 2 and 4;
hits, Z and 3; pitchers, Vickery and
Pears; umpire, Snyder.
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Delegates to the Republican state Con
vention.
cn,e;ol J-sI,ord,n IN fhs Pe0isfsr

SrEUBENvILLE, April 23.-This after
noon the Republicans OF Jefferson
county met in convention in this city
and selected the following delegates
and alternates TO the State convention,
which meets in Cleveland on Wednes-
day aud Thursday next, April eth and
2sth: Delegates-Hon. r. Sherrard,
Winfield Scott, John c. Butte, Jr., w.
r. johnson. s. B. Taylor, Thos. Bret
tel. D. NJ. Welday and Alonzo HaYne.
Alternates-William NJ. Scott, D. Y.
Crawford, B. +. Slane, Edward Norris,
T. X. Mccain, Simon Smith. Z. f..
Erskiue, Geo. H. Sheets and William
M. Kerr.
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OnIr 500 People Present.

Sr. PAUL. MINI, April 23.-Only 500
people were present to witness the open
ing game to-day. The home team out
played their opponents at every point.
Score:
81. Paul. 40 90 8 SIS
indianapolis. ........o o.
Errors, 2 and s; hits, 10 and 4; pitch
ers. Cunningham and Madden. Un-
pire, Clark.
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sp,-ial Ys,s,roy, - y sunday Register.
MARIErrA q kpril 23.-The Repub-
I. licap primarv ktion this afternoon
land evening res 1ed in disaStronse
defeat OF the For ker wing General
lR K. Dawes has RrtIed the county oy
very large majorn 20 tne congress
Nonal nomination. Ate nghV was tue
most bitterly contes eI eVer seen mere
~ was made on th ernan-E ,I OT@ASr
lnes, resulting in peieat OF hOn' e.
T. Davis, the Fora canolua'e'
The Little "A ma wy Up
Spsetot - -. buster.
PAEsvpsp,.,.,. VA, April Ca
Tb4 r,ss b, ~ Kanawha has
opened up all u streams az neau
waters for tt ne 20 over oue
year, and thou s. YES stsVss,
etc, are now e0 oehihu the
ooons. Th 1usnes 81, I've, .sl
however, 20 'ous SO,OOO tles
'7'n out esumAto snas
bslt ars worth Of
hant set OUT on
vs. - sth sas-
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rhe Date Dsci6e1 Upon.
O0F ran % 1< Sunday ks5fsi~.
! lRsvILLE, O.. April e5.z
y q County Executive Co
7ssss 4 session this afternf
rus.sa : AZ 7th As the time fo7
6tI Iz1Stss to the Congressif
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-24

An Anarchist nan stabley, who made
dynamite bombs for Ut was arrested
in New York yester
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OHIO FOR HARRISON.

Over Half the Counties in the state Go
that Way at the PrimAries-Foraker
Knocked Out.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-05
WHOLESALE.

STOCKHOLDERS M~lETING-1N ACCORD,
~ ance with a resolution adopted at a moetlqS
q the b z nls q Trustees OF tho 1" apt t,';s y ldshu !.
s Ms'eiaS meeting N soaae Of tho ' sIaashsid "el' Of f' anid o COM :
p%Ay is herehy. callSd. the snme 70 b. tleld at h,
Helena hotel, in the city OF helena. MonlaHa ON
tuesday tho 18th day Of May, 1852, at 10 o'cloeH
a.
The object of such meeting Is to devise ways
nnn means to raise funds TO DAY Off tho debts and
made, and to bb made BY various parties aud
rtoes ,olders for the benefit OF said company by
any Of the methods hereinafter mentioned, or b.
any two or more of them, to-wit;
To authariae tho hoard of trustees TO soil four
thousand shares of the capital stock of the cor
%roration now held by James Mason ms trustee.
ahu, commonly known M trensurg stock.
Aisa TO authorize tho board OF trustees to soil
sli ,hoNntarest which the company, has i'll that
Ger ain patent for an invention which was as
18th day Of August, 4, 1900, ard especially
the Inherent in, aaid patent wight which the cor.
poratioh has obtained In and for the territory Of
Alto to authorize the board OF trustees to
nytpthasate and mortEaSs the whole or ny part
raise snnos for the purpose above meuuoneI.
INC property 30 proposed TO he sold or mort
sasea consists 81 The patent rish!t aforesaid.
company own an exclusive right for Montana
and ldahn. also all the leases, rents, rights, tran
Sht.s a 7. ROYALTIES srn wing on. 81 tho same in
tools, coal, orc and other persunsl property To-
ccnt,lS In tss st-Teston, Montana, u more rsr,
, .n, + Ieser p.ion OF which can be obtained BY
lustoa, Nentans.
The oblsat OF such meeting ia also 10 eleet q
i@s;ue. Of >, .r n,.s Z. and e transact such ether
for twenty sSsS days p psssst to- S +! S1 II jiso S''' 10 closed
4 an hssssh,sst .dN,w
GEp.. 3 ,ANiIigroN.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-05

Gen. McCleilan's victories over Gen. Floyd
IN tho early atAees OF tho war. Az Grafton
they will pssa near tho battlefield OF Ehil-
ippii. Az Piedmont they. will enter the his-
toric Potomac valley, which wns debatabte
ground all the WY to Washington. Yhv
towering mountains which shut In tho val
Icy achond and rstechosd almost hourly
with tho roar OF cannon and muskGtry.
The mountain tops Witnessed tho engage
ments at MartinsburR, Antietam, bharps-
a.rq. south Mountain, ManooAey, ba'ps
Centeryill. and the hundreds Of skirmishes
along the hillsidcs and In tho valleys. Az
the foot OF the mountains, along the banks
or The Potomac, pacbd the solitary sentry.
protecting often tho tracks II trains OF
the u. u q. X. r., which the government
OF communication between the west and
the national capital, and which IL the
best known route to the east TO thousands
Ok vetetnns who Travelled over II carly in
TIE sixties ns raw recruits 70 Join the
ranks. And the Potomac! What .marnn-
lies its mention Awakena! And Harpar,s
FeYl.y too! There stood John Browns
old fort. There "stonewall' Jackson per-
formed his great exploits. IL WAS near
there that Lee crossed the Potomac into
Maryland and then invaded Pennsylvania
to meet the repulse at Gettysburg. At
Harpst's Ferry begins the famous shenRr-
doah valley, which ia penetrated from end
TO end by the b. d O. II. r., bringing
into easy access tho bnttleields 10
Winchester, Kernstown. Opequan. Ceda,
Creek, Fiahar's Hill, Front Royal, New
Market, Harriaonbnrg, Cross Keys, Port
Kepublic, Wayneaboto. and Mcdowell.
What memories Of heroisln. of forcea
marches, of victories and. defoats these
names recall! And with them come troop
ing from the past the names of Sheridan, of
Pope. of Banks, of Fremont, of Shields, of
"%.stonewalr' Jackson. of Lee, Of Ashby
and of Early.
II is only by the B. 81 O. railway that
these famous battletields can be reached.
During the e%ncampment excursions will bt
run to thom daily from Washington at
greatly reducsd rates. Excursions will
also be run to Gettysburg, to Manassas,
to Bull Run, to fredericksburg and othe,
Virginia battlefelds.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-05
Good Looks.

Good looks are more than skin deem. de
pending upon q healthy condition of all tho
vital organs. II tho liver be inactive, you
have n bilious look; If your stomach be dig
ordered you have u d%yBpeptlo look. ana II
your kidneya be affected vow have p:nonel
look. Secure good health md you will
have good looks. Electric bit'era is tho
great Alternative aud tonic; acts directly on
these vital organs. Cures rimplss. biotchss.
boils and gives q good complexion. Sold
bottle,
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.

HELENA, Mont, May l. 1892.
Notice IL hereby given that the following
persons and property are delinquent for
special taxes for the opening of Lawrence
approved March 2, 1892. Unless snid taxes
are paid before Monday, May 16. 1892, such
property will bo sold at public auction on
that day between the hours Of 10 o'clock a.
70. and four O'Clock p. m. at the city treas
urer's Office in the city of Helena. In ao-
oordance with the provisions of the city
ordinances.
Rodda estate, two-thirds lot "A. blk. 81, Il.
T.-$61.O1
Rodda estate. lot 26. blk. 81, H. T.
$102.5 81.
G. l.. PAYNE, lot 10, blk. 400, H. t.
$254.23
g. Z. Payne, lot II, blk. 400, H. T.-S84. "A.
az g; = !. Payne lot 8. blk 4o6' Z. ~
g: i Payne, lot 20, Blk. 4o5, H. t.
9. I. Payne, lot 81. blk. 4o5, HIT
Hobnck r., and Cannon G. W, lot l. blk.
416. H. T., $355.94
Cannon 6. W., lot 8. blk. AT. H. T.,
$2G6.95
Jockey r., lot /, blk. 424, II. T.. $244. 90.
Jockey H., lot 2, blk. 424, ii. H., 1928. 70.
Jockey r., lot 8, blk, 424, II. r., $223. 70.
Edwards p. r., lot 2, blk. 425, Allen,
$1O5,93 N
Edwards D. R., lot 8, blk. 425. Allen.
$1O5.93.
Edwards D. r.. lot 8, blk. 425, Allen,
$l05.93
Lauehlin T. j., lot 10, blk. 1925, Allen,
$105.9 50.
Carter Louisa, lot II, blk. 425. Allen,
$1O5.9 90.
Carter Louisa, lot u, blk. 425, Allen,
$105. SO.
A. Klsinschmidt. two-thirds lot IA, T. &
I. placer, $142.37.
JAMES B. WALKER,
Treasurer OF the City of Helena.
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Are You suffering

From back ache, Inflammation of the bad
der, brick dust deposit or stone in the blad-
der. or in fact any arrangement Of the
kidneys or urinary organs? If thus aft icted
do not lose time and waste money on worth
less liniments and worse plasters, but strike
at the seat Of the disease as once by using
the greatest all Of known remedies, the Gel
ebrated Oregon Kidney Tea. Pleasant To
take, purely vegetable. Satisfaction every
time.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-05

NEW SIOUX CITY ROUTE
EAST.

Passengers Tor the East from
Helena and other western points
will find the NEW ROUTE via
SIOUX CITY and the ILLINOIS
CENTRAL Il. r. not only dasirable
as 10 time and equipment, but ono
ct a most attractive, passing
through Sioux City. the only Corn
Palace City Of the world; Dubuque,
the handsome Key City of Iowa:
Rockford, Illinois. q new manufac-
turing city, that has become a
world within itself" and Chicago.
whose growth and enterprise la
the wonder of the world. With
elegant Tree Chair Cars, and Pull
man Palace Sleeping Cars an every
train between Sioux City and Chi
cage, ana with q close connection
with the Union Pacific trains at
Sioux City. the