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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-29

DR.. +. q. Davies. De smet, Dek., says
II have used IL I'm slow conyslossneo and
prevention from malarial diseases. where
the drinking water was bad / believe Il
10 be beneficial In preventing GUNNER
complaints; nlsy. one OF tho best agents
We have 10 roeii'y the bad eiiscte OF the
drinking water upon the kidneys and
bowels"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-29
TO AID HOME RULE,
A Monster Mass Meeting
in New York City
Which Thousands of Ire
lands Friends Attend.
Words of Congratulation
to Premier Gladstone.
MANYGOVERNORS RESPOND
With Messages OF Sympathy
for the Cause.
Bourke Cochran Delivers an
Eloquent Speech
On the Injustice OF England's
Past Course
Words of Congratulation
to Premier Gladstone.
MANYGOVERNORS RESPOND
With Messages OF Sympathy
for the Cause.
Bourke Cochran Delivers en-
Eloquent Speech
On the Injustice OF England's
Past Course

In Her Efforts TO subjuGate the Irish
PeopIe-A Tribute TO Gladstone De-
served and Couched in the Orators
Best Engiish-Other Speakers of
the Evening-A Number of Those
Present Subscribe Literally 10 the
Emergency Fund.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-29
REORGANIZATION Sentiment.


Towards the close of the session, Mr.
Sherman, chairman of the republican
caucus, notified the democrats of the ac-
tion taken by them on the subject of re-
organization of the elective officers OF the
senate, which was to the effect that the
republicans would accept no compromise.
Mr. German replied. quietly saying that
he thought the republicans should accept
the com promise that had been suggested,
and before any discussion could arise, il
there had been any disposition to talk, he
made motion 10 adjourn and the execu-
tive session was ended
VIII Investigate Mr.. Roach.
After numerous conferences among
themselves the republican members of the
senate have decided that they will insist
upon an investigation OF the charges that
have been made in the public prints rela-
tive to the character of Mr.. Roach, re-
Gently elected as senator by the legisla-
of North Dakota, and now occupying a
seat in the senate as delegate. Repub-
licans say that in view of the seriousness
OF the charges it is the duty of the demo-
Gratis to ask that committee for this pur-
pose be beappointed If Mr.. Roach himself
does not make the request. If this is not
done il is understood, on the authority OF
a republican who is moving actively in
the matter, that q motion with such pur-
pose in view will be introduced bv re-
publican. IL is also said that the repub-
lioans will protest against any attempt TO
adjourn this extraordinary session of the
senate until this matter has been brought
before il.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-29

Why suffer from dyspepsia and hand-
ache whom simmons Liver Regulator win
cnra rou2
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-29
LIKE THE DALTONS,
Another Bold Bank Rob-
berry to Kansas Credit.
Two Bandits Loot the
Caney Valley at Caney,
BUT WITHOUT BLOODSHED.
One OF the Robbers q Member
ofthe Dalton Gang,
And Both Graduates in the
Category OF Crime.

Manner, the Robbers Escaping with
1000 OF the Funds, with the Citi-
zens' Posse at Least Thirty Minutes
in Their Rear-The Record of Starr
and Newcomb.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-29
Bold Plan to Rob an Out
going St. Louis Train
Spoiled by the Arrest of the
WOuld-Be Bandits.
HAD DYNAMITE AND GUNS
And Sacks in Which to Carry
Off the Doodle,
But One OF the Number Gave
the Thing Away.

Had Decided to Hold Up Either an
Iron Mountain Train or the Frisco
Express-The Parties All Young,
Two of Them HaiIiDg from Texas
How the Plot Was Arranged.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-29

though the senate has acted upon the
nominations before it, the fact has not
been made public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-23

are invited.
MISS Margaret Darneille has returned
nome after spending the summer and early
ran IN canada, Chicago and New York.
Mrs VIM. H. Coombs handsomely enter
tanned the Columbian" Progressive Euchre
1Iup last evening. Mrs. Elmer Simpson
captured the first prize, an elegant banquet
lamp ana silk shade. Mrs. Coombs secured
tne second prize, a Haviland decorat Id
emma dish. Mr.. Johnson won a handsome
Lyons SILK umbrella and Mr.. Coombs Sc
cured half dozen white japanese silk
handkerchfefs. Mrs. Corcoran OF 1922 lOth
street VIII next entertain the club
pretty marriage ceremony was per
formed by Elder Z. II. Durham OF Ken
lucky in the presence OF a few friends and
relatives at 5l4 NJ street last evening The
bride, Miss Allie V. Buck, is the daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Z. G.. Buck The groom
was Mr.. Joseph Angel an employe OF the
Richmond and Danville railroad In this
city. The occasion was a quiet and happy
one. Maidens' hair fern, palms. smilsx
ana graceful bouquets of brides roses gave
a beautiful effect. Among the troulcal
plants that graced the drawing room was
rubber tree one of the largest and hand
soonest in the city. Mr.. and Mrs. Angel
VIII spend a week or two travelling IN the
north and will make their home In this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-23

CARTER. On THURSDAY, November "a 1904 -
S;21 O'Clock an, MARY E SHORTER dAR.
Funeral from the residence NJ he, slate. NJ
John W Bailey. No. 1921 street, saturdsy.
November ss9 p at 2:so O'Clock pm Family and
DORSEY. Suddenly. Wednesday, November a.
sey. in the eighty-seventh year OF her $500
fupftai from the residence of Der son-in-lsv. y.
a. lowing ps G:, sle New Jersey avenue southeast
tives and friends invited
November %. IssS, at o'clocs Will.
IAN WARNER. beloved son of warner and
Sna iear f A. Gibbons. In the twenty -foa N
Funeral service from his parents residence. coz
lin street southeast, Friday at o'clock
Relatives and friends invited to attend
HARBAUGH. On Thursday mornng No,.,,,., .,
1888 ]. b. HARBAUGH. aged thirty-eight. Al
The home of his sister. Mrs. c. wooldridre, 500
Funeral Saturday afternoon.
Mc.ARI , At her residence, No. sIs 18th
pm. CATHERINE MCCARTHY, widow Of The
Funeral tomorrow a'ridaS, morning M e.ao o,c,o..
mass will be celebrated at 10 O'Clock
McPHAII- At his home in Prince Edward Islasd.
Sanada' August 1888. DIR. WILLIAM }.
Howard University, this city. He had large
number Of friends in Washington who deeply
feel his loss. Thinking TO restore his health he
sought his home and loved ones in Canada only
TO DC called TO that home land from
whence no traveller returns" where there Is
neither death sorrow but His eternal love
MURPHY. November % 1898 JOHN MURPHY,
native Of County Cork Ireland
Funeral from residence Of his granddaughter Mp.
Wall, ll3 street southeast. Friday November
"a, at $50 am; thence to St. Peters Church.
lnterment at Mt olivet.
PALMER Entered into rest on Thursday Novem-
Der % 1898. at / O'Clock pm. WILLIAM
GRAY PALMER, MD, aged sixty mine.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
SCHAEFER. On "Wednesday November %. 1873.
at IL 40 pm. a his brothers residence. JOHN
L. SCHAEFER Of typhoid fever. aged twenty.
nine years and one month
And W. when the glory OF autumn 81"
Crowns river and hill and shore.
The ceath angel came in the cleaning
And beckoned my darling away.
with the gentle flowers he faded, Ell.
And in the GOLDEN mist
OF the beautiful Indian summer
laid him down TO rest.
BY HIS MOTHER.
Funeral will take place from his brothers resi-
dence, No. sol L street northwest, on SATURDAY,
November %. at y O'Clock an; thence 70 81,
Mary's Church, where solemn requiem mas
will be said at $50 O'Clock. Relatives and
friends are respectfully invited.
WATTS. ON Tuesday. November p. 1898. AMY
ELIZABETH WATTS. eghty-one years Of ace.
Dearest auntie. thou hast left ms;
We thy loss most deeply feel;
But tits God that hath bereft US,
He will all sorrows heal
Funeral at Israel Church at pm. Friday, No
vember "a. Friends respectfully inyited.s'
WEBB. On Monday. November 90 1898. at Der
residence, rs U street northwest. Mrs.. SAL
LIE wEBB aged ffty-nine years. widow OF
the late Dennis Webb. She leaves six daughters
and three mourn her death,
Funeral will take place at the Third BaPitst
Church, corner 9th and Q streets northwest.
at nm on Friday, November "a Relatives
and friends invited. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-23
GOING TO BRAZIL.
ohaiioran, Nautical Expert, to SAN
on the Britannia

oHalloran, the nautical expert of the
United States photographic Office in New
YORK. has signed an agreement TO 60 to
Brazil on the Britannia, which is 10 go
, WIN the Nictheroy In a few days. o,HaI-
,oIan Is 10 90 as the executive officer OF the
brazilian warship. He Will have cha,ce ~
me oeck during any possible engagements
with Mello's vessels. O'Halloran is about
twenty seven years old. and is a native OF
burg. He served full term at the Naval
academy at Annapolis. and stood high in
After his term at the academy he went
warship.
since then he has been in the United
states photographic office. first, at WASH
Ilngton' and for the past year in New
He has made an agreement with the
fhnts to serve in the Brazilian navy for
six months at $500 a MONTH -,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-23
sCHAEFER's GREAT SCORE
He Makes 343 Points I'm n Single Ram
breaking the REGARD.

Inc lves-Schaefer billiard contest at Chi
cage was hard fought and well played last
nisht Inc redoubtable Schaefer was for
tnis tlnne lnvincible. Anything seemed pos-
record of 30 for a single run He nsas
a.. a.. before ne went out on a difficult cush-
ION bank shot to the corner from long
range. Never before was there such excite,
remarkable playing in one inning as schses,
er did. 40 SS"aei-
men he reached Ives record of Tuesday
,h' IoI' the audience cheered Justify. but
.nat was nothing to the enthusiasm dis
played when he passed his own worl srs
al me close of his wondrous feat
manager Parker announced before nlay
Jean mat the game would continue until
eltnsr man mad ], CO.. points up. -Four thou
sahd Is the total number to be PLAYED en-
i've i've. nights. Schaefer had then 800 and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-23
MARRIED.

G1LLESPE-HITZ On "Wednesday .x.,,,~ ~
NeInoer 1888, by the Rev. DR. w. n Pa.
son, hOBEkT X. GILLESPIE Of New Wort
CITY !" Elisabeth HITz Of Washington de-
HEk &c GE II November 2. 1888.
py the Rev DIR. John Chester, GEORGE HER
6fSHEiMER OF Washington, DC 10 ELIZA.
iM ~ ASNES JONES Of Prince Ge0rge's eoun-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-23
BORN.

'AI iiS Born. on Wednesday, November ~
1888, at l2:30 O'Clock. 10 Mr. and Mr. La,
. 'anlison' son. William MeAdoo Jamisoa-l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-23
Fridays Bargains
At the
New Palais Royal.
G AND ELEVENTH STREETS
REMNANTS PRICES THAT FEW
FOR LOTS IN AMPLE FRIDAY
ONE OF YOU NEVER HAVE
CAUSE TO SEASONS

WRAp DEPARTMENT THIRD FLOOR.
oo Stylish English Tan Cloth Jackets. with
latest style umbrella back. All sizes. Reduced
from ss.,o to 500 Those previously sold at
$1S.I5 reduced to S1275.
DRESS Goops DEPT SECOND FLOOR
Thirty nine Dress Lengths including plain seryes,
plaid and stripe novelty wool fabrics at 3Sc in
stead Of Doc yard. Many ore-of-a-kind dress
lengths at half piece prices.
hMMING JEPARTMENT-FIR FLOOR.
combination lot Of nearly thousand yards
OF trimmings. Moss Trimmings, all colors, 15c
yard instead Of from 25c to Soc Black Mohair
Braids reduced from 15c to Sc yard. silk Gimps
In all eolors. &c instead of Sc ard Zoe yard Bead
ana SIX Gimps that up to 81 so for only
4oc yard for choice. Jewel and other hish-class
Novelty Trimmings that were up to $2.5o for
only BIC yard.
NORTON DEPARTMENT FIRST FLOOR
1oc instead of zoe piece for silk Stitch Bone
Casing 15c instead of 25c dozen for 2OO-yard
Sloois Blasting Cotton. Toe instead Of 25c for L.
yard pieces Of Fancy Betting. loo instead of 19c
for Warranted Dress Shields.
CANDY DEPARTMENT BASEMENT
1oc instead OF o5c pound for the New Tanv-pea-
nut brittle. Toe for sample boxes Of French Candy
loc for cup of Chocolate, with whipped cream
and salted waters. {.
RIBBON DEPARTMENT FIRST FLOOR
40 pieces Best Quality All-silk Black MoIre,
gros grain and saith edge ribbons, IA inches wide,
2oc yard. Guaranteed worth J0c.
NrcKwEAn DEPARTMENT FIRST FLOOR
Twenty-four Coque Feather Boas liz yards long.
$3.50 instead OF S1.9S each.
Forty Liberty" Scarfs for evening wear Csc
instead OF S1.25 hundred collars for boys Toe
instead of lSc.
UPHOLSTERY DEPT FOURTH FLOOR
Forty Oak Parlor Tables, 9Sc. Worth 81 80
each Thirty Fringcd Chenille Covers Gac instead
Of CSC each. Chenille Portieres for SIS pair.
Cheap at $3.50.
LACE DEPARTMENT FIRST rroop
Thirty lengths of Black Lace Drapary Nets
Were up to 81. Only 25c yard for choice Those
that were up to 81 will be 81 yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-23

HANDKERcH1EF DEpr-r1Rsr FLOOR.
so dozen Warranted All Pure Linen Handker-
chiefs, with scalloped and embroidered borders,
only 13c for choice Of those positively worth up
to 75c each.
WRAPPER Dept THIRD FLOOR.
75c for choice of the Palais Royals well-known
u Wrappers, and 9Sc for the equally famous
$.5 Wrappers, are two Of Fridays specials"
JAPANESE DEPARTMENT FIRST FLOOR
10 sets, comprising C.eamer and Sugar, 2Oc in
stead Of 3Oc set. One hundred Salt Bottles at
&c instead Of Zoe. Ten Taizan Vases at $1.19
instead of $3.50. Nine Taizan Vases at $3.50 in
stead Of So Twenty Umbrella Jars, 81. IS instead
Of 81. Seventy-fye Toxic Teapots 25c instead ID
4Oc.
MANICURE DEPARTMENT BALCONY.
Mrs. Smith, the noted English manicure. will
treat ladies tomorrow for 35c instead of &c.
Gentlemen, soc instead of 75c
FANcY GooDs DEPT FIRST FLOOR
25c for choice of nearly a hundred articles worth
up TO Toe each In the lot are Silver-plated Slip
per Match Boxes, Ash Receivers, Pin Trays
Souvenir Spoons, Salt and Pepper Sets, Hair Pin
Trays, Ash Trays, with Capital" Pun Boxes,
Children's Knives and Forks.
LEATHER GooDs DEPT FIRST FLOOR
25c for choice of Imported Novelties, including
Writing Desks, Collar and Gun Boxes Inkstands,
Shaving Mirrors, Blotters. etc. Worth twice 25c
each
UNDERWEAR DEpr THIRD FLOOR.
Ninety Muslin Gowns, with cambria rt,fhe and
q Irni ftAFN IL. trSt.
nelette Skirts. 44c instead of zoe each.
HOUSEKEEPING Goops SECOND FLOOR
loo yards Heavy Outing Flannels and Black
and Red Turkey Red Prints, guaranteed fast
colors, DC yard. Actually worth 10c
1000 yards Bleached Twill TowelIng 33.s yard
Worth &c.
Hos1ERY DEPARTMENT FIRST FLOOR
Is dozen ladies' English Yarn Dyed Stockings.
with heels spliced TO the ankles 21c or five airs
for 81, actualy worth soc pair. 40 dozen Mems
Fast Black and English Tan Socks, l3c pair
Cheap at 19c. :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-23

who
raia Royals Of
displays Of Art Naewok amusing
but most instuveThe ladies' resting room
that display IS adni
ton II contemplating the list
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-23
See Those ssSealskims. 80

imitation saskn Capes have
quality
The Wrap buyers" the
intended for city, but not dc
hvered best known makers
The reduced
o
Regular prices 10
Reduced prices 1880
Regular prices s3
Reduced prices $50 so SIT 50 $50 so
that Of
$780, real and other
detail OF fnsh
Regular 500
Reduced $500 $500 SCI so ST 90 ss7 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-23
''Odd" Lamps
AT AND ABOUT
Half Price.

Fancy Colored Lamps. were 30, 40
- and 6oc.. tomorrow FRIDAY, they will
- he 10. 20 and 30c.-half price.
- Wax Tapers. per box. ...... Friday. &c
- Sc -.og Cabin Lamp. Friday S2.T5
- $'.-5 Yale NicSeled Lamp. ... .92c
- $3.50 Decorated Porcelain Roches-
'cr Lamp .-.-.... ND
- 1915 Banquet Lamp, onyx base. So. 1j
. s. Large oil Cooking Stove. 3
- hole. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Friday, IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-23

CHILDREN CRY
FOR PITcHER's
CAsToRIA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-23
Furniture, &c.,
Less Than
Others.

We will not permit ourselves to
$50 be undersold You may possibly find
some ''antiGuated'' and shrunken
80 "oddshaped' furniture at low prices,
but 1t is dear at any price.
Our entire stock Is new, for
haven't been In business long enough
'''' for 1t to get old, IL were
- 80 shortsfghted to allow 1t to &C.
80 cumulate. You can be of finding
here the newest, freshest and bright
80 est of this seasons shapes and
'''''' woods at lower prices than equal
pieces can be purchased In America
'''''' not alone this city.
s''"'' Our $1s.75 Oak Chamber Suites
$500 equal Others at SOS.
$500 Our SIS Oak Sdeboards equal
''' 80 others at SOS.
'''''' Notice the $3.50 Rockers for 81 %.
'''''' Notice the Sc Gov. Hubbard Rock
5000 ers at S4.25.
$500 The store is brimful Of just such
rare opportunities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-23
Holiday Goods.

Cologne and Shaving Sets, also Inkstands
Poker Sets, Infant Toilet Cases and the latest
novelties In small wares designed for holiday gifts
will surpass all previous efforts. Plush in its
latest shades, silver and gold finish Cellulo.d
Cases. the latest novelty in the line, In white,
pink and blue. very handsome goods, and Hard
wood Polished Cases in latest designs, in attrac-
tive variety and lower prices than ever before.
KOlb Pharmacy,
Leaders of Lowest Prices,
Seventh and e NV.
H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-23
Hosiery DEPARTMENT FIRST FLOOR

Is dozen ladies' English Yarn Dyed Stockings.
with heels spliced 10 the ankles, Gle five pa is
Tor 81, sletually worth soc pair. 40 dozen Mems
Fast Black and English Tan Socks, 13c pair
Cheap at 19c. :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-23
LEATHER GooDs DEPT FIRST r1oo,

2oc for choice of Imported Novelties, including
Writing Desks, Collar and Gun Boxes Inkstands
Shaving Mirrors, Blotters. etc. Worth twice %
each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-23
UNDERWEAR DEPT THIRD FLOOR.

Ninety Muslin Gowns, with cambria rufie and
embroidery, SOC instead of soc each Forty Elan
nelette Skirts. 44c instead Of zoe each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-23
TRIMMING DEPARTMENT FIRST FLOOR
NORTON DEPARTMENT FIRST FLOOR.

1oc instead of zoe piece for silk Stitch Bon
Casing. loc instead of 25c dozen for 2OO-yar
spoois Blasting Gotten. 1Oc instead Of 25c for IL
yard pieces Of Fancy Betting. 1Oc instead of 10
for Warranted Dress Shields.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-23
MANICURE DEpARrMESr-sA1coSY.

25c for choice of nearly hundred articles worth
up to 7oc each. In the lot are Silver plated Slip
per Match Boxes Ash Receivers, Pin Trays
Souvenir Spoons Salt and Pepper Sets, Hair PHI
Trays. Ash Trays, with Capital" Pun Boxes
Childrens Knives and Forks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-23
UPHOLSTERY DEPT FOURTH FLOOR

Forty Oak Parlor Tables, oSc Worth 81 "a
each Thirty Frngcd Chenille Covers, Goc instead
Of CSC each. Chenille Portieres for $2a5 pair
Cheap at $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-23
HousEKEEp1Ne Goops- SECOND r1oc

1000 yards Heavy Outing Flannels and Bacl
and Red Turkey Red Prints, guaranteed fast
colors, Sc yard. Actually worth Zoe.
1000 yards Bleached Twill Towelng, 33ts yard
Worth &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-23
RIBBON DEPARTMENT FIRST FLOOR.

40 pieces Best Quality All-sllk Black Molre
gros grain and saith edge ribbons, AZ inches wide
2oc yard. Guaranteed worth Joc
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-26
mo. 3.2B3.1
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
Z. S. LAND OFFICE,
HELENA, Mont. Jan 10, 1898,

" ~ LAND Sttiit-
HELENA, Mont, Jan 10, 1893.
Notice is hereby given that Charles :. Dole, by
thomas l.. trutohsr, his attorney in fact, whose
filed his application for u patent for % II acrss
placer minIug ground bearing gold end precious
Stones, situated in - (unorganized)
mining district, county of evils and I larke and
state OF Montana, and desig mated by the field
notes aud official plat on file in this office rs
survey No, 4l0S in township II north. range 3
west OF principal base limo and meridian Of
Montana. said survey No. 4,lOS being ae follows,
to-wit.
ginning vt corner No. 1, whence the south
west corner uf section -. township II north,
west 3,s3e.3 feet: thence fouth II degrees 10 min
utes east $50 fact 10 corner No. 2 thcncs south
u degrees so minutes west 80 feet t. corner
No, J; thence north ID degrees 10 minutes west
91l.l feet to corner No. 4; thonce north 80 do
grces 5J minutes east l,6Qs.5 foot to place of bo.
ginning
Magnetic variation 10 degrees east. containing
"a FL acres.
he !oca ion Il this mine is reco rded in tho
rocoraer's otlice of Lewis and Clarke county.
NontanA, IN BOOK go OF . The Ha-
joining claimants are Charles s. Dole OF al,
claiming survey No. +l00 ON tho west,
Any Nnd all persons ella m adversely any
portion of said rlRcor mine or surface ground
are %raqulroi to file their adverse claims with tho
register of the United States land otico At llel-
ena, IN the state Of Montana, during tho sixty
days period of publication hereof. or they will
be barred by virtue OF the provisions OF tho
statute.
s. A. SWlGGETT, Pcgister.
Nelson : Settles, tttorneys for applicant
FIRST publication Jan. Il, 1893.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-26

and WnHhburn, two of tho largest whale
backs IN lake waters pied constantly DO.
tween Gladstone md Buffalo. Reprs sont.
Ing the most perfect type of modern flesh
watcr carriers. they draw eighteen feet of
water, and have Il capacity of 100, OOo BUSH
ola OF grain. These vessels also proving in
sufficient. tho company Ind three extra vas-
sells under charter during tho past season,
while n now line wnG Established between
Traverse City and Glndutonc for the dig
tribution OF fruit and vegetables through
Minnesota and Wisconsin. by thiam means
a revolution in the fruit traffic WAS accom-
pliahed. The 500 limo hlao has under con-
sidoration the building of two new whale.
backs similar to those now in service.
At present the roo line handles Mt Glnd-
stone a tfa1fic drawn from a system of LOO
miles, whieE directly drains tho states OF
Dakota and south Dakota. With its con-
nections, IT ships through G ndstone enst
and went-bound traffic between the soa-
board aud Iowa. Nebraska. Kansas the
southwest and tho northwest to the Pacific
coast. While tho rapid dsye!opnsnt Of
business In those fertile Regions this yenr
increased tho shipments Of Gladstone 100
per cent, noat year will make this pot t the
Canadian Pacific lake shipping point for "A
large traflo drawn { ON Btitish Columbia
and the Canadian Pacific slops. BY the
construction of n short link between tbs
"iininus GA tHo 900 me III Noun llhEOtu
and tho main line OF tho Canadian Paoiic
at Regina, new ttanscontinental route
will then enter Gladstone. The vast i'm
port OF this railroad development il too
apparent to warrant explanation. ~ gives
tho Canadian Pacific tho shortest line boz
tween the Twin cities and tho Pacific ooast.
10 tho near future manifest destiny viii
surely divert tho main line OF the Canadian
Paoitio through tho fertile plains OF the
Dakoias. Minnesota and WiacoAsin rather
than through the imp objective wastes of
Canada north of Lake Superior. In this
case Though freight and passenger traffic
must pass through the Twin cities; and the
rich international traffic of China, Aus
traiia and Japan will clear at the Gladstone
docks. This new link in tho Canadian
Pacific VIII be completed next June. md it
Ia significant that this extension is being
constructed in the most thorough manner,
and supplied with tho heaviest quality OF
steel rail.
Facts talk, and atatistics ere more tren-
chanS than words. Gladstone shipments: