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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-07-18

1 am satisfied thSt Ko0lau is out oi
the valley, for the simple reason that
1 could climb the hl0ft myself, oi
course there is difficulty snd danger
/ in doing 50, but 70 = man who was
presSsi like Hoolau the feat could BE-
accomplished easily"
While the camp Was being struck,
Mr.. Smith wrote = note TO the guards
stationed aI WSimsa pass, notifying
them of the return of the expedition.
The following Is y copy Of the mes
sage;
"KAIAlAU, July u, 10 An. lS9&,
Commander of GuSrd ST waimea
Pass:
We have nSde thorough Seach
o. the ledge where koolSu shot the
men, and have also made full inveSti-
cation in other ways. Also inquired
81 the kSmaSinaS, and feel convinced
that koolsu has escaped out 0f the
valley.
1T seems TO Us most likely that he
hiss gone out over the mountain to-
warIfS Waimes, 50 we have concluded
70 return 70 Honolulu.
6. We have exhumed the bodies OF
the men who were killed and are
plScing them in sealed eaSkets, and
will tSke them to Honolulu. The
laborS and sacrifices of the members
OF your guard sre greatly appreciated.
1t seems useless TO keep this force
here sny longer.
"The further SetiOn Of the govern
ment in regard 10 koolSu will be
msde known 10 you.
"0u behalf of the government, 1
Ihsnk you.
Respectfully yours
WILLIAM .. SMITH.
AttOFney-GenerSl.'
P.S.-The steamer has just hove
in sight TO tSke rs
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-07-18

I responsible os the situation is vel
/ assured hy the history oS the pSSt fen
days. GEo, +. NELSON
Msjor Snd AijutSnt.
E To Lieut.. q. w. r. King, Co A., SIX
iliSry, y. g. h, RSlSlSu."
Kal&lSu vSIley wsS reSched besors
noon Snd the vessel same 70 Su Snch-
o-sgs. All the men Snd Supplies wsre
sent SSho-s and before nightfSll two
camps ws-e established; one st the
bsSch for the police, while the soldiers
occupied Camp Dole
During the evening Lieut.. Hing
rsNd letter, = copy ot which follows;
EXECUTIVE BUILDING,
Honolulu, July 10, lS9S>
To Captain Larsen Snd the officers
sn1 men % the kslslSu eNpedi-
5ion
The news OF the death of three Of
your comrades while in the perform
Srce % duties OF the most hazardous
character, hiss given me great Sorrow,
Vet | rejoice in the hsrOiSm with
which they brsvsd the danger which
was 80 fatal 20 them. As John Boyle
O'Rieliy, himself = soldier, said in
one Of his poemS:-'Te&rS Sre never
for those who die with their tsee 10
the duty done These men gave up
their lives for th2t grest public good
the supremacy Of the lSw; they
died in the service OF mankind, which
Is the service Of God.
From my SequaintSnce with the 10
eAlity OF your operations 1 Gm able,
70 some extent, % appreciate the diff
Guilty Snd danger os the work YOU
hSve been called upon to do, sud the
cheerful and intrepid courage YOU have
shown IN performing IL
wish you 70 Secept my sympathy
for you all in the loss ot comrades you
have suffered and in the dangers sud
You Sre passing through.
l congratulate you for the lsrge
measure OF success which yOu have
attained, snd l pray God that you
uSy S1 return unhSrmed with the
.Gll object Of the expedition accom-
7liShed. SANFuEn 5. DOLE.
President"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-07-18
come a certainty

Mr. F. VI. English and Papa
Nordhoff seem to be vieing with
each other in misrepresenting the
state Of affairs in Hawaii since
their return to the United States.
Young Mr.. Spreckels has also been
dipping his inexperienced tongue
into the political broth, and has
burned royalist interests by max
ing statements palpably and pur-
poselY false. The young man
should learn wisdom of his father
and refuse TO give his vaporings
away in indelible printers ink. As
for Papa NordhOf and F. NJ. Eng
lish, nobody-who knows their
and moral feelings
believes them anyway
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-07-18

President Cleveland has consent
ed to act as arbitrator between Ar
gentine and Brazil in their dispute
for the possession Of the state Of
Panama, and some Of the unkind
republican journals declare, that
if it takes the president as long to
make up his mind as in the Ha-
Waiian affair the weeds are apt to
be mighty high in the state Of
Panama before the dispute is set
tied.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-07-18

Attorney-GeneraI ". 0. Smith
took occasion at the councils meet
ing last Thursday 70 highly com
pliment the conduct and action Of
the military in KzIalau valley.
From al that can be learned. since
the return Of the expedition. the
praise Of the attorney-general vas
vel desEved- Il Is. at the same
time, unfortunate there should
have been friction developed BE-
tween the police and military dur
ing the expedition This / sosne-
thing that the government shoIld
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-07-18

BY the time the steamer arrived
everything Was in readiness to be ne
moved To the beach. The bodies of
Anderson, MeCSbe and Hirsehberg
were eXhumed and placed in zine
lined boxes, which were afterwards
sealed up with solder.
When the effects were removed con-
siderable difficulty wSs experienced in
getting them on board of the ship.
The breakers were rolling high aud
several boats were swamped. Finally
the party got on. board without any
accident, and about 2:S0 o'clock the
steamer left for Honolulu via Hanalei,
where short stop was made to allow
Mr.. Smith TO telephone TO Sheriff
Wilcox. About 8 o'clock the Iwalani
left for Honolulu
FRANK L HOOGS.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-07-18

Canada Is fast becoming demor-
allied in handling her public
works The government has
lately discovered new frauds in
bridge building over the Lachine
canal at Montreal, where over
100000 in excess of the appropri-
alton has been spent. This is
nearly as bad as some Of the Amer
ican political jobs, which Canadian
editors are 50 prone to publicly
criticise-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-07-18

The effect Of the bounty On sugar
production in the United States
has been very stimulating to the
industry there Since the bounty
laE went into effect the production
Of domestic sugars has largely in
creased, and last year reached 37S.-
10000 pounds This includes
cane, beet sorgum and maple
sugars.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-07-18

Gsy g surrender the lepeCs, They
wEre threatened with punishment
ard loss q their property if they dic
not respond.
ne rStfveS listened 70 The threat,
and then went 70 their ho1,eS to thins
!. cvsr. Sous q ths men we've $ tririS
f-uurer- when SrcSsu 70 - they ~
scrte.i. .'Ifvou wzur the leps-S 80 and
fni them Firstly o1s ot the uS-
svPs waS tocSs-i IN 5xit, for Ssvers,
hears % Sse what sIiet-E it would 1STe
cr his mini. TIE prisoner oS-ged 70
hs rpis4Ss-i. Sui sid be would hunt
uU Oze q his relSricuS who ! : lsps--
He VS. allowed 70 80. Sn1 not strange
60 rsizte he forgct - return Later IN
the Gzv another fresh native VS. IN
ez-vs-Stai bsc5uSe he refused 70 reveal
ttA whereabouts q his son.
The soldier boys eamred ST the
blilIfuE known H. the court house A
EzE wzS hoiStsi, and the camp w2S
ehriSIsns6 s-C2Cp Reynolds by the
hoyS
Ezriy this morning offer James
hznhsne VS. sent ont On 81
exploring expedition He X
turned 81 dark and reported thst he
hSd received reliable Information thSt
ths lsp%-s were hiding IN cave IN
Ihs Wzinfhz valley shout eight miles
6is-zu. fruu EznSlsi-
Las. evening shout : z. u. Nr.
DsveriI recsfved = telephone mes
S1gs 70 the effect that hcolzu EsS
sithsr killed o. hSi surrendered him
sell This important information
created 5 sensation SIl over hSuzi-
Tie news ESS confirmed later by
Shs-iE Wllcox who stated thSr while
L.s-Ssu E1s 81 WSinsS On SATURDAY
he informed Soueo1e that when be Z
returned % kSlxlzu be would hOiS s I
white Tag II k0ClSu VS. captured /
ziive- The white isS vas raised with 1
the result that ths quarts So the WSi- /
mes pass dispatched s messenger 10 l
the nearest TELEPHONE StStiOl and the 1
Supposed capture % the murdsrer w2S
ksrzlisi tzr and wide
In HGn2Isi the boys 81 Camp Rev /
1ol1S ye-e informed about the cap
ture- L1d they expressed their satfs-
tScllO1 by giving three ruU>lnS cheers
and s tiger, the same having = tend
s1cy % scAre the Life out OF the u2-
EIv5s Eho lived in the C-iEhUo-hOod-
This ruuSDcs Ezs spoiled shout [
Zooltfue by the &rriyzl q Larsen Sni 4
Dr.. Cooper ST HSuzleL Larsen said
thzr the people 2t WSiusa hGd mis-
understood his remarks shout the
sicu2L The Tag wzs % Be h0iS5ed
Ehsl -te party broke camp Sui
nothing was said about the capture Of /
hOo-zE-
L1ls cCU-r1lIc-iCL w2S Celsp11CsC Z
E1out 4ri the uiszpp ppoin-ueut O the /
people On Ezuzi eouLi uo- be meas
Ired
1Ir Reynolds has rl5uy words o.
praise for the lltLriug efforts uf De-
--lF Sheriff Dsv5rilL Tlis cIlc1r
rendered 2-l assistance possible Ia
.ryL1- @ i1,ars the lsper= In 4-i
l1cL- EEE4-eL- D=veriI j LaCli-
arpei s1E=Ehst In the performance ]
q his duties By having U2-IFa offers
-l-=- aim Ln=y a-s absolutely .
FQ---l=Ss zEt the deputy sheriff d.
.llrzs tLL- they zre simply Useless
DIE -t liz assistants L Pe-Er S1El=El, G
. lrg---r 1t San N1wl5iu q house
-1l1 -Czrls fzuz- - previously 7
lz--lslzL this 0tiiesr : charged with {
.lI5-l-lE Two C his relatives who are
spe-s-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-07-18

HsNALEI, Tuesday July Eth
This morning shout 3 C'cl0ez TIE in
Ezl-IzE-s Cf LLIS quiet burg were sur
p-Is=d b. the unexpected arrival O.
-ls steamer IE1lzui In few no
EeEcs s. cCGr was run zSLCre 5ud At
tcrusy- General VI. O. Smith stepped
oz land He Vas NET by c. B R=y-
E1lis and y11r corrssp spoCGE1t- He
E1s briefly informed shout the exist
5nE szste u affairs He did not ike
tbe iiez q Larsen breaking Up camp
and retrsztiuz from kzI1Lz1. He
Fzs q The opinion that Larsen should
hzvs waited Until word wzs received
from Ho10lulu before he took s1ed zu
important srep. He also disapurUv5,f
u tEs expedition % Hzuzlsi 20 CAP
turE the Ispsrs IN the Wziufhz VALLEY
Ee very SeE=I1lE s41d that the sLue-
dirio1 EsS sent % capture the u1r-
ferer oE St0ir and TO round I'd the
lepers 50 EsI1lzu When SI this
=1s accomplished IL Ezs time TO con-
sf1sr otEsr uE1-ers.
Altar Mr. smith received sufficient
LE-1rUEtl0u he announced tLGt the
members q the party wolld Be r.
tErua1 % kai1Lzu 10 make another
attempt % capture hEoL2G- AecOru-
fuElv r1z Ezrzlei contingent consist
Ing Of iIE- EeyU1Lis. Dr. CoODer- y01r
etlrrEsu11 .fzuE and SIX soldiers uaeS=f
I'd their Effects and were put On bozrf
Il the steamer Tie vessel s1ou uu-
OF and after slCrt run Eaz1a point.
where the resc q the pGEty Fas
czmre,t, EZ> reached
2
few moments Nr. smith. M. Rev
holds aud the writer stepped On shore
1Ed wsrE slet by Lzrse1- This oeIieer
EEs seeu Gu1 Informed that the party
would return % EzlzlEu- He did not
Ike this Information S bit and ~
marked O several people that II the
plEu VSs carried ont he would resign
his position
Alter everybody Ezs Iakeu gn
board q the IElIzuI : council q Ezr
Ezs he'd II the saloon q the stezuar
M Smith received the opinions q
LETssu, Reynolds, King suf Pratt
Daring the talk Larsen informed
t1e zttorueF -EEnerzI that he would
rsSzzu his ci1url fSsECa. aui gave a.
reason thzt the prsssHes q Mr- Smith
Ess 8 redeeti01 On his ability as 8
coumGui=r- LErsEl Ezs finally pre-
vailed Up0l % EithirEE his rssigua-
-iCu for the present While the YES
81 rs on the Esy d EaIzIzu ILeu-
tEuzEt King called aII = his men to
gsEhsr zui Rad the following letter.
--HeaE4uarrsrs q the goluntssrl
Forces q the PrUFisiglzI Gov
erEmsnt O. the Hawaiian Isrfs.
HoSoLULrr July 70, 1sss-
TEe colonel commanding desires u
express his appreciation q the e0aE-
zEE znd fi=lity % duty which has
ehzrasteriLed ne usl q the Nz-
tiOnzI GUzri during the trying TINES
Of the past tEg weeks While operzt-
inz IN the valley q kzlsiz7, f0r the
suDport and maintenance 0f the 81
ureEas Law q the land and IN the in
tsrsscs q h1uzuity- For th0se Who
have fGIlsa AZ the past Of duty, We
ucur8- aEri 70 th0Ss via are still N
d=rEoiuz the trials incident % thu eL-
peiitio1, ~hish K frzGgnt With sGea
importance t0 the veal O. woe Of the
so1nEry- TIE nost heartfelE sympathy
+ exte1ded-
That there NAY Be 10 m0Ee sa6nhcs
thzs q huEnzn life + ths h0pe q Al b1t
sh=-z EffI be 10 shrinking from ths
The Helena independent., 1893-09-02
The Duty Of the Hour Is
Have Confidence in One Another
PATRONlZE
Home Trade.

Buy all the goods you can in
Helena Our SUCCESS means your
succes. If money only grew on
trees and everybody owned an
orchard it wouldn't make any diff
ference where it was spent or how
But as it. is 1T makes a great differ
ence whether you spend it wisely
or unwisely. Therefore buy from
Helena merchants.
Laces and handserchiefs come
from weaving, and we are weav-
ing inevitable spells in bargains
tor our trade. SEQ them, and you
will be convinced that nowhere
under the sun will or can tn ere be
such bargains found as we will
offer you this week. Our tell stock
will soon be here and we must
have room for it, Every one
knows that our goods are marked
in plain figures and lower than
any other store in the city. But
that does not matter, Tor here they
90 at
The Helena independent., 1893-09-02
Tho wor,d,. r..r-wh.t I. m...a

THO WOrIN'0 FNir-WD0t IG moA0A
II means that from May ! until Oca 81
there will be on exhibition in Chicago Aha
Niumphs OF all the aass. The TArsst and
choicest specimens OF the handiwork Of
man from She nations OF the earth will bs
there to instruct and delight.
That for six months Chicago will be the
most cosmopolitan SPOT on the globe.
That the American psoplo will have tbs
wonderful opportunity Of mipglinR with
and observing tho habits and charactsristics
Of the peorle Of every nation In the world.
That ''villaQes" Of tho different fereien
countries. constructed by and made ny
entirely OF the people from sseh countries.
viii be most intetssttng feature OF ths
fair.
That the American citizen. OF whatsves
foreign birth or paHsntage. may carry him
self back again to the land OF his origin
by visiting and studying these foreign
''villsQes."
That fsw days or weeks spent nt ths
Worlds fair will be worth years Of tsavsl,
That this ID the grandest opportunity the
American people have ever had for inter
eating study and pleasure and that a trip Ia
Chicag 90 during the noxt six months will b
the event of lifetime.
The Chicago Milwaukee d 81. Paul rail-
way Offers the best and most frequent train
service from st. Paul and Minneapolis ia
Chicago. The only line lighting It's trains
BY electricity. The most perfect dining
service. and the best sleeping cars In this
country. Ask your agent for tioksts via
Tho Milwaukes"-ths Govsrnmsnrs Fast
Mail Line. OF address J. r. CoNLxY,
ASS. Gsn'l. Pass. Agent
81. Paul. MINI.
NorE.-Write for c.. M. d 81. p. World's
fair folder. II gives full particulars as to
how TO visit the far and what II will cost
Children's fast black heavy ribbed hose. q bar
gain at 25C, reduced to lao this week at The Bee
Hive reduction sale.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-02
Programme of the Annual Bezlrks-T Turn-
fosf

Programme of the Annual Bezlrks-Tarn-
fest
Grand celebration of the seventh annual
Bezirks- funniest OF the Montana Turn
bt Kirk on Sept. 2 8 and 4.
Sept. 2, reception of the arriving Tu ners
at Turner hall and CONGO t given by the
Helena Maennerchor.
Sunday, Sept. 8. pionic and Rymnastio
exercises at Kranich's grove, admission 25
cents.
Monday. Sept. 4. session of the officers of
the Montana Turnbezirk in the morning at
the Turner hall; excursion of tho delegates
to Hotel Broadwatsr and prize swimming
In the afternoon. In ths evening grand
ball at the Tuner hall and distribution Of
prizes. Tickets for ball 81 couple.
All societies of the Montana Turnbczirk
will bo represented by large delegations.
and the picnic at Kranieh's q owe will un-
doubtedly be the best one of the season.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-02

Low Hat" to ~. Lou,s. Mo.
Commencing Aug. O tho Great Northern
Railway line will sell frst-olass limited
tickets-Helsnnt TO 81. Louis, Mo-, al rat,
OF $50. II. ii. LANGLEY.
General Ticket Agent
The Helena independent., 1893-09-02

10 Chicago and return. account
Worlds fair &C 20
To st, Louis and return............. GS GO
To all Missouri river points and re-
turn Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
On tho 10Th of each month cxcu, sion
tickets are sold to Utah and California
roints rs follows:
To San Fsancieco an return. ......$ rs 90
To Los Angeles and return. rn.......... 80 90
10 Salt Lake and rsturn. ........... 30 90
Tickets to California points are limited
10 six months, and to SAls Lake sixty day 8
The Helena independent., 1893-09-02
Union Pacific {


| Remsmbor tho grand discount sale this week
| ut III. i4eo Hive No goods will bs exon pted
| from this salo.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-02

Co to The Pee Hive this woek and buy your
supply of towels. Good sized turkish bath
towels for l5o
The Helena independent., 1893-09-02
Pullman Sleeping Cars,
Elegant Dining Cars
ON ALL THROUGH TRAINS,

TIME SCHEDULE.
In effect on and after Monday. June D. lssa
TRAINS ARRIVE AT HELENA.
No. 1. Pacific Mail. west bound ........1 1000 p. IN
No.2, Atlantic mail. east bound .......l lO:45 p IN
No. 5. Logan and heAenA passenger.
leonn' c!ing at logan with train NO. ,.o.
No. 6. Harrison and Helena passenger.
Atlantic yprss.. cat bound . 1920 p. m
No. S, Marysvtlls mixed ............ P:15 H. IN
passenger NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sl5 p. IN
No. lO2 Rimini mixed, Mondays ..... 200 p. III
TRAINS DEPART FROM HELENA
No. J. Tactic Mail. west bound ....... 1910 p. IN
No. Z Atlantic II all, east bound l0:55 y. III
No. g. Helena amt L-Gan passenger,
At antio xpress, east bonndl -. 12:4O p, M
No. B, Garrison and Helena pass,nser.
Pacific Express, wrst bound) -. 2&1H ~ m
No. Z. Marysville mi1el....;. A:ao y. III
No. 10, Wickes. Boulder and Elkhorn 90,
No. iol kimini mixed, Mondays 1880 n m
for information, time cards, maps and tickets
call on or write
a. =. EDGAR,
Cornor Main and Grand Streets, Helena,
CHAS. S. FEE, General Passenger Agent,
81. PAUI. MINI
The Helena independent., 1893-09-02

10 Chicago.
Via Salt lnke, Garfield Beach and Don
YER, Sioux City. Omaha or Kansas CITY.
The Worl - pictorial line. Elegant Pull
man equipment, diners. chair cars and
tourist slsspcrs. Reduced rates and fast
time.
Gail on or address 2S North Main street.
Helena. Mont. II. q. WILSON.
Freight and Passenger Agent Helena,
Mont.
II. l.. LoMAx, G. p. and Il. A.. Omaha.
Neb.
New is your opportunity to buy dress goods at
1he Fee live dis count saic.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-02
Tho Montana State s;oi;sye Of Agriculture
and Mechanic Arts.

This institution will open at Hozeman,
Mont, on Sept. ID. Instruction will be given
in tho following courses: Az iculture. do
messio economy, applied science. business
music and tho acndeny. Tuition in any
course exoopt music will be $40 por yea :.
Board and lodging 81 aud upwards per
week. For catalogues address A. NJ. Ryon,
president Bozoman, Mont.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-02


Low Rates via the Northern Pacific.
Helena TO st. Paul and return, $50; final
limit ninety days from date Of sale; no
stopovsr.
Helena to 81. Paul and return. $50; final
limit ninety days from date Of sale; transit
limit In each direction, forty days with
stopevsr privileges. 4
Helena 20 81. Louis aad return. .S6s; final
limit ninety days from date Of sale; :, ,ansit
limit forty days in each direction. with
stofovsr privileges At all points west Of st.
Paul.
Helena to Chicago and return. account OF
Worlds fair. 966. 20; going and returning
same route; anal limit returning Nov. 15;
no stopovsr.
Helena to Chicago aud return go. transit
lint; forty days In each direction; final
limit Nov. 1h with stop-ovsr privileges a.
~. Paul and points west; return via Union
Pacific ~ passengers option.
The Northern Paoine 10 the only line
running Pullman sleeping ears from Hell
ena to ~. Paul. Minneapolis and Chicago.
The fast train for Chicago and the sast.
leaving Helena At 1855 p. m. Is tho only
train covering the distance in twe days.
This 10 the only railroad Offering its Hel-
ena patrons double daily passenger train
service and through transeon tinsnt trains.
For sleeping car reservations and tickets
call at the Northern Pasifo ticket office. or
address. A. D. EDGAR.
Cor. Main and Grand streets. Helena.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-02
To Chicago.

Silk umbrellas with fancy metal and natural
wood handles thi, week at Tho Tee Hiyo for 81.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-02

Union Pacific Excursion Rntes Now In
Effect From No.enA.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-02

Cheap Excursions via tho Great Neriherp
knilWAY.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-02
WEATHER CROP BULLETIN.

Furnished by Observer II. j. Glass. Dircc-
tor nf the state Weather Service.
Il. J. Glass. director OF tho Montana
wssther bu, eau. fn nlshss the following
weather crop bulletin for the week ended
Aug. %:
The temperature has been about normal
and the precipitation was considerably
below tie normal and consisted OF light
local showers badly distributed. 1t has
been . favorable week for putting up hay,
and that harvest IL nearly ended. Reports
from ths greater portion of the stnte are to
the effect that the hay crop ts not AZ good
as last season. causing farmers and stock
men to cut over n larger area ia obtain
ing winter. A Largo amount of hay Ia be-
ing put up to bs held in reservo for severe
wenth should 10 como next winter. The
range grass 10 short this season, but Of
Rooi quality. Tho extreme hent during
the month OF July caused the grass to dry
and II there are no heavy rains from now
until cold weather begins the quality will
he as good ~ usual. Piaiie fres have
done much damage to ranges all over the
state. ! he shower of rain on Aug. 20 and
2l put out 4 good many Of the fires In the
eastern part of the state.
The condition OF stock IL generally
very good. and cattlemsn are preparing
to make shipmsnts to eastern mar
kets. In some localities, however, on
account of the drduth that began in the fore
part Of July and has beon broken by only n
few light showers, streams and sr rings that
are the only source BY which cattle could
obtain water, are drying M and cause con-
siderable suffering to cattle. This condi-
ton exists in tho vicinity of Dearborn
Canyon and tho Musselshell country. In
tho latter place IL has been the dryest season
during tho past ten years.
Grain harvest has begun in western Mon
tana. Grain shat has been irrigated
promises to be up to the average crop, while
uni rigated is short and will fall below the
average crop.
The potato crop was slightly injured by
frost on Aug. 27 in the vicinity Of Havro
an Tongue river.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-02

Chidren's fast black heavy ribbed hose. bar
gain ut 25c, reduced to lao this week at The Bee
Hive reduction sale.
HELENA IN BRIEF.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-02

S1ndnv excursions to A!hambra and
Boulder one inre for the ound trim.
Cheap ono way rates To oil points east.
L. II. LANGLEY. G. 4. A.
There can be no hard times waan the low
prices at Tho Bee Hive this week ara taken int
consideration. t0c turkey rel table cloth tor
2Hc. aac cha,les for 1tio' 2ac satceus for l2sc;
soc suitngs for lbc 2}c hAtistn cloth for I2,lc.
! he price, defy all former quotations and are
much less than cost OF manufacture.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-02

Capital City Music Co.. Ill Main street.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-02
St.Mary shall for Girls

Twenty eighth year opens Sept q. 1929 Terms
$3.50 per year. 1t Fev. H. H. Whipple. u. D..
liz u. rector. Miss Ella + Lawrence, princi-
ral Pupils are prepared for college oxamina-
tions. Certincato admits to Wellesley. for cSt-
slosuss address ST, Mary's Hail. tarib,ult Mimi