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Magnificent Funeral Pageant.

New ORLEANS, Feb. 23.-The funeral of
Gen. =. G. Il. Beauregard ranked with that
of Jefferson Davis for magnifcenoe of dis
play, number OF participants and general
evidences of mourning. The doors of the
city hall were not closed during the night
and the chamber of mourning never was
without visitors. From dawn till the hour
of the funeral many thousands passed by
the bier and viewed the body. Floral
offerings were numerous. Archbishop
Janssens detailed q dozen priests, includ-
ing Vicar General Bodearts. to conduct the
service, while Father Caresche, of the
Jesuits, delivered q brief but eloquent eulo-
~. The honorary pallbearers were officials
of the city and state, judges, leading jour
nalists. and many prominent citizens. The
body was borne down the stairs of the city
hall by o detachment of Louisiana field
artillery and the casket placed uron q
ssisson and wrapped in an American flag.
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Notice Or ASshSSMFNT.-OFFICE OF
~ tie Bu ckeys Mining and Milling Company
Location OF its works. Thompson riyor. Mis-
soula county. Montana
Notice is hereby given that At a meeting OF the
trustees Of the said company. hold on tho 7th
day of February, 1893. at the Office Of the said
company. In tre city Of helena Montana. All
ns essmsnt, No. 3, of two mills por share was
levied on the capital stock OF said company.
pnyable on the i5th day OF March. 1898. to Harry
H., Davis. secretary # tho aaid company. post
otfica boz 223. | elena. Mont.
Any stock OF ~ d company upon which said
as-ef srnent shall remain unpaid ON the i4th day
IT March. 1879. hall 10 deemed delinquent n Il
will bo duly advertised for sale At public sac-
will be scid on tho alst day OF March. 1893. tho
day fixed by tho order Of said board Of trustees
when all delinquent stock shall be sold 10 pay
tho delinquent assessment. together with the
costs of advertising and expenses of sale.
HAIRY II. DAVIS. Secretary,
+. q. ! OF 223. Helena, Mont.
Office with A.. II. Cook. Lewis and Clarke
county court house. Helena -Aant,-
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UNION PACIFIC COAL LANDS.
Denial Of Allegations Made Conccrntn
ulA.A-lA.- -

Denial Of Allegations Made Concerning
Them in Congress.
OMAHA, Feb. 23.-' II don't understand
why Congressman Clark should make such
a statement az that no officer or employee
of the Union Pacific is allowed to have an
interest in anything operated by the COM
pany," said General Manage Dickinson, al
he read from Washington dispatches that
Representative Clark, of Wyoming. had
introduced u resolution author izing the
speaker of tho house to appoint n COM
mittee Of five members elect of the Fifty
third congress to inquire into the sale. or
alleged sale, of all Uunion Pacific coal
properties to another corporation. ii being
alleged that the latter corporation ia com
posed of general officers and employees
of the Union Pacific Railroad company.
and that the whole of the lands. valued at
81, 200. 600 of $4,000, 900. had been disposed
OF to the new corporation without any ION
sideration whatever. The GOAL company
is bonded for $4,000. 900 and its bonds held
al collateral" continued Dickinson.
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q


vASANA AiOlEs
S2n0- Fine level lot ON Sparta street, 50xiD,
S1in-Lo h0xl40 In Grand avenue addition
near Montana avenue,
ssoo-Lnt aoxll0 In Northern Pacific addition
N0. ! on five years time.
years. time
es00-Lot on Pine street between Rodney and
Living; $40 per month.
~ oO0-For , corner on Benton avenue 90xl2h;
Sao0 down, balance. un long time IT ak per cent;
this is n Choice building location At . remarka-
;js,oD-NiG buy 100 lots, each soxlso, In Boyo,
addition: $500 down, balance on long time
DWELLINGS.
S.350--00od fivs-room dwelling on sparta
street; 800 down. go per month, House
aud lot ON Sparta street; house has two good
rooms and lot 10 b0xlab. "a, 25O--Seven-room
brick vsneered dwslling with modern impr ave-
lnents on east side: 5000 down, $50 par month.
ST. $50 ause and lot on Houlder avenue oppo-
tito school house; 500 down. 81. 50->eAt five
room brick cottage near N. p. addition $500
down, SO per month.
RANCHES,
An exosllently equipped sheep ranch in Iud-
it'll basin near Philbrook; 1900 acres of choice
land, ample water snd bitches; all under fence,
there being seven miles 1T the best kind 81
fence; land all patented, can raise 500 tona OF
hay; dwelling, barn 15x75. she'd for 1000 to5 900
sheep; adjoins large range that cannot be shut
of; price $ll. 30 per acre; il desired will take
part payment in Helena property: 1t will pay
anyone who wants q gilt edged sheep ranch to
look into this.
WALTER MATHES0N,
Room ID. Gold Block. Helena
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Approved BY the Pope.

ROME, Feb. 23.-Replying to the conerat-
u~latlons and we'll wishes extended to him
by the leaders of the French pilgrims to-
day, the rope said: II know France de-
slres to remain Catholic. For this p%urpose
she must remain free. Christian ~institu-
tions must be allowed freedom to develop.
and parents must be allowed liberty TO have
their children educated at Catholic schools"
The pope, converslng with Cardinal Logue
today, said he approved Irish home rule.
Justice Irish Catholics, the pontif said,
would to strengthen England. The pope
euloeized Gladstone.
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THE MARK ELS.
STOCKS.
New YORK. Feb. 23.~Bar silver. s3ss.
ropper-Steady; inactive; lake. Sill IS.

New YORK. Feb. 23.-Bar silver. s3ss.
C~opper-Steady; inactive; lake. $l1,95.
Iead-Quiet. steady; domestic. S3.97h.
Although the full effect of the liquidations of
Reading was pro badly seen in that stock itself,
the effects are now being felt by the general mar
ket. Bear opel ations to-day extended to the entire
active list, although the market showed consid-
cradle resistance. The event of the day was the
resignation of resident Parsons. of the New
England. and the directors in sympathy with his
management, and it's effect was. Immediately to
intensity the weakness prevailing in the general
list. heading opened with q decline of Is, but
at the close of the day had recovered Il. but
New England closed at the lowest figure. with a
loss OF SIS par cent. Other coal stocks were di-
rectly affected by the impressi n that q fall in
coal prices was inevitable, and lackawanna
closed with a loss of 4 per cent. and Delaware
and Hudson pa, Northern Pacific preferred
closed with y net loss of IA per cent. The
switchmen's strike in Chicago was a powerful
influence in encouraging the bears. bur
~lington, Il. Paul, and Rock Island suffered de-
clines of over 2 pr cent The most striking
feature of the day. however, was the renewal ot
heavy selling in sugar, the net loss OF the day
reaching rs per cent.
novernments-Du!l and steady,
Petraleum-Lower; closed ct 55S bid.
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q and Great Northern.

PORTLAND, Ore, Feb. 23.-Work will be-
gin Oh the extension of the Burlington roa d
from the present terminus Of its grade at
the eastern Idaho line to Portland.
within three months at the farthest,"
said a gentleman in position to know the
plans of the q road. to q Telegram reporter
to-day. bonds of the Burlington, to be
issued for the extension of the road. will be
hoated by the Edinburgh National Bond
Assn ance company; which company also
placed the bonds of the Great Northern
road. 1t will not be she policy of either
the Burlington or Great Northern to invade
the territory of the other. First the Bur
lington will be extended in a direct line to
Portland. and a branch of the Great North
ern will be run down to connect with the
Burlington at or near Boise. Idaho, thence
running to San Francisco, and each line
will be used BY the other road"
Go to he linen sale at The Bee Hive this
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And in accordance with law and an order of
the board o. trustees. made on the 18th day Of
January. 1898, so naAy shar es of each paro'l of
room I, Thompson block. Helena. Montana. on
the 9th day OF February. 1893, at four O'Clock D.
m. of said day. to pay said delinquent assess-
ment thereon, together with costs Of Advertising
and expenses of the sale.
N; BY an order of the board of trustees,
made, Feb; 10, 1893. the date of the sale above
mentioned is postponed to March I, 1888. at four
O'Clock p. m.
". J. MAcHAFF1E, Secretary.
Office No. 113 broadway. Helena. Montana,
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Step Toward Disestablishme

LONDON, Feb. 23.-Herbers Asquith,
home secretary, introduced in the commons
to-day a bill suspending the creation of
new interests in churches in Wales. The
measure is the first practical step in the
direction of disendowing and disestablish-
ing the church in Wales, to which the lib
eral party is distinctly pledged. Sir John
Gorst, financial secretary TO the treasury
under the last Salisbury cabinet. moved
the rejection of the bill. Lord Randolph
Churchill supported the motion. Gladstone
defended the bill and Sir John Gorst's
motion was rejected eventually by q vote of
3O1 to 245 and the bill passed its first read
inc
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ESTATE OF
~ Michael Hof, deceased.
Notice Is horshy given by the undersigned, ad-
ministrator OF the estate Of Michael Hof.
deceased: to tho creditors of and all persons
having claims against tho said deceased, to OK
hibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within
four months after tho hrst publication of this no.
tioo. to tho said administrator At his office
in Gold block. Helena. Montana. the same being
tho place for the transaction of tho business
OF faid estate. in the county Of Lewis and Clarke,
JANIS SULLIVAN.
AdministrAtor OF the estate Of Michael Hon. de-
c nred.
Dated Fob. !, 1894.
yLyt publication Feb. z. 1891
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Hering Sea A~rbitrators Meet.

PARIS. Feb. 23.-The tribunal of srbitra-
tion to settle She Boring seq controversy be-
tween Great Britain and the United States
met here to-day to formally open proceed
ings. The members have not all arrived
yet. The Proceedings, which lasted but
half an hour, We're purely formal, and the
commission adjourned until March %. Tho
arbitrators and counsel attended this even
ing a bali given ia their honor at III,
ElYsee.
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i.ig Discount on Silver,

VANCOUVER, Il. c., Feb. 23.-On and after
March the chartered banks here will only
accept American silver at % per cent dis
count. The former discount was FIVE per
cent. The reason is Il desire to get rid Of
Amerlohn silver, as there IL too much III the
country at present. The merchants intend
to take silver at par and ship 1T to the
states.
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Chinaman Asks Naturalization.

CHICAGO, Feb. 23.-Moy All Kee, eleven
years an officer Of the state of California in
the position of court interpreter. now a
wealthy resident of this city, to-day applied
for citizenship, presenting his first papers
granted in New York city in 1880. The
court took the case under adyisement. He
was educated very we'll in English by Gov.
Stanford. in whose service he was engaged
formerly. The case ia peculiar as the first
papers were issued before the act of con
gress forbiddinR the naturalization of Chi
nAmen.
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A just Cause of Wrath.

Feggs-"Chucksley, what did you mean
by all this cavottine and loud language?
New Year, too"
ChuoksleS-Do you see this long, handled,
queer-shaped penn"
yes; what of itl'
"Nothing-only I've been using 1t for q
year and a half like any pen, and I've Just
found out that this thing ls - fountain zen
and has been full of ink all the time"
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Independent Agents

THE HELENA INDEPENDENT il
on sale by the following news
dealers in this city and state, and
in Idaho, Utah, Colorado, Wash
ington, California and Minnesota.
who will furnish single copies or
receive subscriptions for the dailv
or weekly:
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Visiting Cleveland.

New YORK, Feb. 23.-Next Secretary of
state Gresham arrived from the west to-
night and stopped at the Buckingham. He
would not submit to an interview, but told
the reporters that be was here al he request
of Cleveland, whom he will visit at Lake
wood tomorrow.
TOPEKA, Kan, Feb. % .-Democratic pol
iticians just from Washington say ex-Gov.
Click will be appointed commissioner Of
the general land office.
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DELINQUENT NOTICF-TREAsURE HILL
~ Mining company Mines on Grow creek,
about two miles south from st. Louis, jefferson
county, Montana.
Notice-Thsrs is delinquent upon the following
described stock. on account Of assessment levied
on Jan. II, 1898. the several sums set opnpsita
tho names Of tho respective shareholders, Az
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He Was n Menagerie,

Doctor Ito patient-What ails your
Patient-Indsed. | don't know. only
know that | suffer.
What kind of life do you lead?n
II work like an OK, | eat like a wolf, /
am az tired as n dog and | sleep Ike II
horse"
In that case | should advise Won To
consult a veterinary surgeon."-Iexes Silt
lngs.
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Employment Agency
90. EDW STREET

20. EDW STREET.
Telephone $50. W. Is. Cook, Proprietor
WANTS-Second girl for Cascade, three in
family. S2h Second girl for family of two in
city, SO. l girls, general housework, ,S26 and
$40. ; waiter girls, S3l. Man ~dishwasher; s23.
$40. nurse girl for 1 child in city, S15-$2O. =
waiter girls for Great Falls. so each.
TO LEI.-5-room brick house on Rodney with
barn, So. so. . rooms furnished for house
keeping, 3l2.
FOR SALE-Rsnch near Boulder. fully
equipped and ready for business. A boarding
house outfit. Sl25 cash.
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Hadn't Swallowed IT

On the steamer.-Dramatic Reporter
And have you thrown up your engagement,
Prima Donna-O, no. Thank heaven. !
hadn't swallowed that.-Life.
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Discovery. It %invigorntes tho liver, purifles
and emiches the blood, and rouses every
organ into healthy action. BY this means
it cures. Every part of tho system feels it's
saving influence. Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
cases-even Consumption Tor Lung-scrofulal
in its earlier stages, all yield to it. It's the
only Liver, Blood and Lung Remedy that's
guaranteed to benefit or cure, or the money
is refunded. Trying terms to sell on-but it's
Il medicine that can carry them out.
as cheap
Golden Medical Discovery" contains no
alcohol to inebriate, and no syrup or sugar
to derange digestion.
It's n concentrated vegetable extract put
up in large bottles pleasant to the taste,
and equally good for adults or children.
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NOIi'f lNfphM ALTON WANTED OFTHE
"h"reabouts of Eugene Wright o,heruiaa
hh"Wh as Eugene iage; age II. we'll educated.
goo hor5eina1 and plays piano we'll. Missing
ing IN livery stable at Butte. Address p. o. box
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CHICAGO PRODUCE

cash, 4c; May. IKE.
Corn over; cash. 4O1so: May. 4Sasc.
0ats-Easy;. cash, 29ac; May, 32Ao.
iork-Steady; cash, s1s. Is: May, $40. 10.
Iard-Steady; cash, S1277l2; May. $l2 b2h.
~Ribs-Steady; CASH, $40. 10; May, SlO.15.
barley ife.
Shoulders-s9 71M.87.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, Feb. 3.-Cattle-Receipts. 14,OO0
steady; no extra steers on market: choice te
prime, 81. 400 Il, to: others, 81. 5005.25; Texans
81 lo04. 25; cows, S3.759l %.
Hoss-Eecelpts Is, UC0, lower; mixed and pack.
ers,S7.50n7.AD prime heavy and butchers weights
SaQy@a.25; light, 81. 09a %; pigs, St. GOAT so.
Sheep-lteceipts. 5000; slow; prices shade
lower; natives, S4.0O15. IS; lambs, $1,000 8. 90.
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MINNESOTA.

Wilbur Tebbils. ....... Merchants Hotel, St. Paul
Wellard .. Dennis. ........ hotel Ryan. st PAnl
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He Read the Papers.

Cumso-''Ihe Rev. DR.. Thirdly forgot
himself yesterday
FanGle-"How was that?'
Cumso-"ln reading tho scriutu,e Lesson
he said: Yea. man dieth and westeth away.
Yea, man giveth up the ghost and where is
he ooklyn Life.
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To settle the senatorial fight
Go to Fred Sass
For cigars.
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ISIELLANEOES

FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED-THREE
CONS furnished or partly furnished. for
office. 'oAoen'
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tNlt 5ALh-A NEW SINGER SEWING MA
chIne tor Si5 at III Lawrence street.
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EOUND CHECK FOR SMALL. AMOUNT
~ owner can have same by paying for this
al ana proving property.
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Eok- RENT-ROOMS AND BOARD, 30
l Warren street, corner Sixth ave.
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FOUND,

OUND-A POCKET BOOK AT AUDITOR
i}iIn. Owner can have sam by paying for
inns al and proving property at this Office.
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FOR REN1-FURNlSHED ROOMS FROM
Il s. to $40 per month at Pr North Rodney
street.
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WASHINGTON.

CALIFORNIA.
r. C.. Wilbur ....... Palace Hotel. San Franchises
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GARD AND ROOM OFFERED.
OAK AND ROOMS PLEASANT ROOMS
- with modern conveniences and table board
304 benton Ave.
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pARI NEh WhNIt DIN POCLTKY BUSI-
netF, Would like to talk over %lnsti.rs win
any "hr inclined in this direction. with a view
10 rartnerrhip i%eghorn. tins office,
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TO RhNT-HLRBERT II. REED n co. n
North Main street; largest list of houses and
ooms in Helena.
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street,
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IDAHO.

COLORADO.
Smith i Son...,.......9 29 Sixteenth st., Denvss
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t'Ok hFNT-TWO STORY N CELLAR
frame house, No. 7la spruce street. con-
talnlng seven rooms and bath, A l furnace. neat
40 Monroe avenue, corner Sprnca.
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Go to tho linen sale at The Bee Hive this
Meek.
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nor RhNT-nESIDENCE ON SPRUCE
street; fourteen rooms, bath, etc,, electric
bells and closets; we'll arranged; will lease partly
furnished to proper person. Call at No, 32
Merchants National Bank building.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A COMPETENT
~ person as cock or housekeeper; city or coun-
try. Address Mrs. +. A. L., station A.. N. T..
dnpOt.
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st 55A bid.
Closin;

IUOHsy on chII easy; ia 10 D per cent?; clos
offered I per cent. Prime paper 596b.; ste
ling exchange. quiet but firm; sixty day bill
SASS; demand. 81. $50.
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BY q. D. FREEMAN. Deputy CLERK.
Leslie h Craven. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-26
REPEAL WILL W..

The Presidents Characteristic .'rmhess
has produced the result wbicn was to be
expected. 1t has brought the wandering
Southern Senators back TO tho fold, and
dashed the hopes o. the talking brigade
Senator Stewart Is st i.aking long
speeches, but there are In dics, ems that he
will cease presently. Perhaps he thinks
1t would ne dangerous TO swear of sud
denly.
Repeal cannot come moment too soon.
The Siiveriles have already done mischief
not easily repaired had they been al
lowed to prattle through tie Wir'or the
damage would have ben incalculable.
Filibusters have had a eproof which they
will long remember. Sound money and
majority rule will e yinuicated because
the administration stands TO its guns.
Neither Mr.. Cleveland nor Secretary Car
Isle has ever had any intention OF agree.
ing to a comprC mise.
II the Senators f. n the silver produc-
ing States are wise tley Will not indulge
In any more glooly prophecies. The
country is mortslly tired Of them.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-26
LITTLE TIP.

1t should not be forgotten by the voters
of the city that candidate Tiepke Is tat
tooed with his ideas OF mGhicipal govern
ment like South Sea Islander. AT the
same time, II must also be remembered
that tattoeing, like beauty, is only SKIN
deep. In other words, Tips sermon on
"what III do IL get there" Is like the
definition that Mat Quay gave Of the Re-
Republics platform: Il ives sometling
e. get in on and not to stand OF.
II there is any more perslsten. ano
chronic zee seeker, brazen tiowor and
blatant part yite than little Tip, W 40 u
know him. How can the CAT Co-nps
swallow him after advocating an inde'
penden, plant for the city.
Have Tips ideas been bought up for
this year?