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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05

bitter Bpm Al Sabren mud elmer itm,rs,
Dollen Hrdnfbeit, pel1e lber 4 Sabre
oauerte.
Foliin9ergrunh, Is. M!tg.
gnn lcBten Sonntu9 DANTE rnicr Serr
Yfarrer So5anne5 alien Screen, Die
sum gtnfangen oes Spiertoicumar-
oer5 beDilIfti0 noyer, uun lup bic
Utanner auf ein Glus Wsiu Elm. Sic
9rauen, Die beim ginfinscn ,.itarte
Sanb" geleiltct. tuuroeu nit 8iloern
beoabt.
gru9, II. 9lug. 5sute Wprae,
erttlano III Dem Dem laa!6bner I.
Sa1 Su9sborigen SdusHen cine zen.
ersbrunlr. ioel6e oahelbe neblt S6up.
pen uno StilQsn iait gdn3Ii5 elm.
dldsrts. SerIuit ettua 400 Grouten.
Spn Der Qttert, {. guaui,.
Nls betite Wtoraen . beritter, Gjsuo=
arnlen Don grlon bier paiiirtcn, az.
ld)ab es, Dap oas Yiero Ocs cinen in
Dem 9epfIalterten S~traBengraben aus.
9lltt uno nieoerfiel. Sem Nsiter. eiu
Iunger Ndnn bon 25 Ssbygn. fam
ullfer oas Yfero ST. liegen, 10 oar Die.
les i'm IaIt eroriiGte. Qluser ei,em
SeInorufe, elmer titicn Eopipunpe
Ino elnem gebro6eneH Naienbeiue
tdpelnt o%srleI1e nod sr0Bere inuers Ser.
leBun9en Oaponssi.agen 81 BADEN.
Sefort, II. Hug. Sas smeiidb.
rt9e SpbnGen SDcnoor oes Nterers
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Spleien beifdftigt. Sum llnaliit
i!Gno bort Gin, taum CUR y0alfte nit
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tel!te llb anf eincu Stein, Der beim
6a'le lag aHb moltc init siner 9sed,er
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Elm ne! unO toot in Safe sefunOsn
DurOe.
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Sgnetper y. 7. alS Gttelbriid, aeblyta IN
eldb q. D. a., had gfnerito ausSewanS,rt.
na9oeM or Sipor I'm Sabre 1885 pom ieiuer
gran, ole fegt ellIelt Sut. uno Utiseubannel
III Neolil9eN %betreibt, BON Gid ulb Se.t
9etrennt iuoroel mar. glui Der 0feiie mohts
ct Die getauntlhait zines 22idbraeu RaS.
meil0 aus Sttetbrlt; beioe aepduurt lid,
lleo urio belhlol1en, matchmaker III Ifbeu
Spei gSo6en nab ibrer anfunit beoeoueteu
lte III Nep gorf Rec. Reulanb. Sesterer
Benz Die Serbdltniiie BON 6. uiht befonnt
Daren, rletb Dem GaGre, Iih am auSeru
cage beI Ibn elli,ufiloeu, no es oanu Qe.
frallt Duroe. Ter Eatb puroe beiplat. s.
NIT leiler reueN eebel5eef1brtiu er,el,ote i'm
anlerita 2 Nlloer, tebrte mad gttelbriia NJ,
rut, no er als gutter S6ueiSer olsbalb Be.
tanHt ipuIoe. Spter be9ins CT ben ;ssbIer,
Ng ei!ter anltSperlon, DIE ibn iriiber s%etannt,
ais amerItdmiloer NIB Observation-Disclosures
porjn'tellet. Die Sube rpuroe urteiilht,
Der S9neloer ertlarte bier Dor benz ltntrr.
lu1un9Srtdter, leile usue eebeuseeidbrtiu
mare Inn ltibt III amerita auuetrolt NOR.
ben, %lo1oern lei bios ielne SausbGlterin-
unteroe''u ninllnt Der Sbneiber eileu Pint.
traS bel Ella. y Weilter III Sietirt an. ieime
Ndnttlle ter9roetrt lid insuiid,eu INN Elm
sFIt9lIeo, welhem cher unporlidtiaerweiie
Der 9tarte esle bciseleg' wiro. E,rae aeit
nahber 'plro Seng 9efGKalid einaeaoQeu.
er 9eltebt nun ein, oblpobl q. Ssunaf. bdh
er MOT mebr Dor benz 5poe }ernsy erifen
Nrau beIratben ourite, iiGI in 2lmerifa ,x.a.
lleb iraueu Sela,eH III baber, bod bate er
lliht 9euuBt, oaR cine oerartise Seirctb aud
bort Selsellb lei. Gas urtbeil rpirb benz
ia Dlt perfuuoet.
Sas Gbt9e e%ntnebmen mir Der ,Qu.
rsmbur9er SoltsSts."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05

protsilantii9en sns- 10 jiiOiiten Be
fenitnines.
Dos programm bcs Sistirder
8pmnaItums entbdlt cine ldn9ere glb-
banolun9 BON 0rrl. prOieiOr Er. g.
MeDter iiber OaS SraEelwsIen bel ben
Grle6en uno ytOmern.
Hipil t b Der Staot + m.
burg.
Seirdtben. gom 12. ahisuIt A.
SeInrid eauoiG, Sausoisner, nit Sbereiiu
Halld 49,: Sral, Bauer, Shumader, NIT
Giiiabetb Tiimont Sobonn Stuuen, pa,tbs
arbeiter, nit Soiue Sbommes.
Sterbe q e.. - 8.m 13. Qluguit +:
Solepb Utoltn, alt Al SABRE 8 Wonate,
Sanoi6ubi6ueioer; 49,: 6liiabetb 1iltel,
borfi, alt 80 Sabre, Wtttpe pom Nitolas
C0ppelmann, 3eitIebenS 9anoelSmam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05

6apellen, 1t. dug. Serr Sort
a'Illient 5bciien ring cine &~reuSottsr.
8arsli6 bat Der Sdreintr Nie=
mar aus Pia1cnt1al Den l2idbr. SOGu
oeS oalelblt w%obneHoen &entuerS Ssrs
ems aus Der @Isstte Se,pgen uuo Dor
Dem Grtrlnten gere!tet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05

Sas gnig Weiblihe miro besmeaen
bod weiter Ieinen b%eiliamen GinfluB
eelteno MAIDEN, aber on Der ridtiDen
SteQe, i'm bduslihen &reiie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05

Gas allerbeoauerlibite 3ei6en Der
jebi9en natiOnalsn Galamitdt lit oas
MieoeruuItunden Der SeceiIiOns=8e=
banten, oas GeidDafel bon monardls
iden GeliiIten einiser Grants I'm gBelten
nnD oeren 8ea6tung our9 Die aroBen
anerifaniiben Sldtter. - Buffalo
GOlfsfreunO".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05

S6aoe 1T es, ooB Ole beulenoen
Eerwii6e, uel6e nab qmerita 9etom=
men maren, nm Den observation-disclosures
aussubreiten, 10 ibnea na6 Der Siirtei
surildgetebrt Iino. Sic batten auI
Dem Meligipnspaylament in Gbicago
Dur6 ibr Sausen uno Seulen mebr
2eute ansesogeu uno mebr glufieben
erre9t, als ale bic bort paraoirenoen
Serren uuo Samen %Suiammen, ielblt
Die aus Der GrsoiOceie Ct. Yaul ni6t
aussenommeu. - vSerulo oes CLAUS
benS".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05
gus Den anocren fatboIiiGc, CT,
Seitumgen.

gu ipelden Solbeiten Seiuitenan9it
rnb S%eIuitenbaB be'6rdntte uno fana=
tiihe &Opie periibrt, seigt Elm in SDln
uno permutbli6 audi anoerswo per=
breitetes 8eoi1t Dbne 9n9abe oes
Sruders. Die erite uno Die leBte Der
aft Strppben lauten:
r@sm Left Die gsa4t bic mii0eH 5Inrsn
tlnb rings bic @elt i'm S6lummer ru9t,
IA l6lei6et, ME Der &t9er IN Der SSnlte,
Timber Elm S6euial nit Spdnenmutbl
Gas leet ben Worosabn oil oes Sempels
Suleu,
Sus iredt bic 5dte na6 Der gSie9e aus,
SbIGot in bic Serseu ieine SeuielStralleli,
Streut LIBERAL Die Saat oes Gobes aug.
Rad auil mein golt! uno bore aui ;u
bubleu
Tim ein ertrGlimteS beud)leriihe Slid;
g(ibt aus benz Iuttfau uno SSeiuitcnihulen
Wribt Seiuer Sreibeit bell9er Sonnenblld d!
Hub ME bic Wo9e Die permeiteu 2eiden
Sou Susrimm al5wirIt auI ben nadten
Strauo,
Go wiri aud gu nit Seines 3ornes Strei6en
Gie Seiuiteu aus benz Goterlano ! J"
Sn ieinem Gifer bat Der oi6tenoe
2iimmel gang per9eiien, oaB in 6ol9e
oes olprrei6en Gulturtampi = 8eiebes
ppn 1872 bic Seiuiten i9On ldn9It aus
Ssutidlano binaus iino.-r GrcelliOr."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05

SIN tir6li6er @esiebur9 lit bier in
gmerita tein Ylob fir einen pdp'tllhen
@blceaten, neil bier iApn GrSbil6oie
nit einem Garoinale pOrbanoen limb.
Ser Yapit iclblt bat ourd leine el9ene
Sanolun9sweiie ertlart, oaB Der GrS=
bii6oi BON 2epanto MID wirtIi6 als
pdpltli6er Iblegat gu betra6ten lit;
benn ais Die 8rsbiidOie bon 4merita
in Iem Sort periammelt waren, I'm
iiber bic Shulfla9e gu beratber, oa
bat Der Yapit nibt Die YropOlitipnen
bss Gr5bii6oies bon 2epanto burhae=
briidt, ~ionoern er bat Die 9lniiht
idmmtli6er Sii66fe Der Ser. Staaten
ein9eioroert. 9ur1 oieie Sanolunss=
peile bat Der Gapit our6 Die Sbat err
tldrt, oab bic Yii6Oie in oielem Sanoe
mebr 81 iasen baben, ols Der papltlibe
slblesat. - y&atb. Sausfreuno".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05

= Gtalle tSt Marie) limb
ON 8. oleIes Wonats ie9s Sauier ab.
g%ebrannt.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-08
ERAL NEWS,

Thousand Tourists Alreudy Rocked
via Montana for the COnst.
Already a urge number of sion par.
ties for western tours have been arranged
in tho east and many of the itineraries
have already been published. The l,ny-
mond excursion people have advised the
thc Tacoma chamber OF M that
they have already booked about 5000 OK
cursionista for the Pacific coast. The
Alaska travel this year promises to DO much
Qrcnter than during my INST season and it
esems probable that tho Puget Sound md
ALASKA Steamship company will have to put
On extra bonita to accommodate tho travel.
fIhe travel throughout the park will with
out doubt DO heavier than in any former
hsason and arrangements are being mnde
foY the proper accommodation Of all visit
pTa TO tho national wonderland.
Considerable work will be done by the
Fnilrond company on tho Park b anch this
season. Nav cross ties are being distrib.
nted every day, and oyor twenty thousand
new tios will be PIT in. Ten miles Of track has
been relaid with good steel rails. replacing
The old iron rnil. Some OF the bridges have
been renewed entirely and = number will be
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-08
A T

A Minor, Intrepid Indian Fighter and IL
Respected Citizen.
Orlando DewinR. ono Of the pioneers OF
Montana and an early day miner of Cooke
City, died at the poor farm four miles east
of Livingston Thursday afternoon, after a
lingering illness. says the Enterprise. De-
eeased was born in the state of New 70 k
in 1872, and was Therefore in his tifty-seoond
year at the date of his death. He after
wards removed to Wisconsin where in 1861.
ho enlisted in the service of his country
with company A, Tenth Wisconsin infan-
try, serving for three years and until hon
orably discharged as corporal in 1864.
After his discharge he came to Helena in
com any With his brother-in-!aw, William
MGther. He afterwards removed to Emf
grant Rnlch where he engaged In placer
mining for several years. when he again
took up his residence in Helena until the
discovery. of the mineral district Of the
New world In 1871, since which tims
he has made his headquarters at Cooke
City, where q greater portion OF the time
he has been engaged in prospecting and de
velopment OF mining. properties. He was
owner of n one-foutth interest in tho lie
public, Greeley and Houston group of
mines sold to the Republic Mining COM
pnEy in 1887. and has owned several other
good properties, som Of which were also
disposed of by him. including the Stillwa-
ter, purchased by G. T. Blakeley. OF Boze-
man. he was also an intrepid Indian
fighter, and during his ~sojoutn at Cooke
WAS identified with several expeditions
against the lndians. He formed ono of the
Fort Penae expedition in 1875, which pro-
ceeded to the mouth of the Big Horn to es-
tablish a trading post. This expedition
was lepulsed bv the Indians. and DewinR
wGs among the number wounded in the en-
counter. He was, with GEO sc Huston and
others. selected by Gen. Howard as one of
his scouts during the raid through this
section by the Nez Perces in 1877. At the
Howard he agaid returned to tho
more peaoeful avooation of pr aspect
ing and mining, continuing at Cooke
until stricken last autumn with the illnoss
which terminated in his death. He was
brought TO Livingston and cared for. BY
former friends Mt Cooke until about two
months ago. when his condition became
such that constant attendance was required,
and to provide better care and attention
than could be given him by his friends In
this city he WINS taken to the county poor
farm. where Thursday evening he paused
peacefully over the last range.
at two o'clock from the Congregational
church. %condu cted by Rev. W. G. Fowler,
and attended BY former comrades and
friends who availed themselves Of this op-
portunity to pay a last tribute OF respect to
the memory of one who had given the best
years Ct his life to tho service of his conn
try and in assisting to pave the way for The
settlement and development of his adopted
state. The body was inferred in the plat
recently purchased BY Ferrn9ut Post in
Mountain View cemetery.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-08
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

A regular meeting Of the city council will
be held Tomorrow evening.
Rev. j. i. Sheaffer will lecture at gospel
temperance hall tonight. Admission free.
Everybody welcome.
At the election of the Helena wheelmen
O.. NJ. Silverman WAS elected vice president
and Harry Yaeger secretary.
The Lewis md Clarke Columbian asso-
ciation will hold n meeting Mt 3 r. m. to-
day in the board of trade rooms.
Miloh Bros. sent q keg Of beer TO their
friends on newspaper TOW yesterday to Gel.
ebfate a new attraction at the Xxi.
The latest commissions issuod to Montana
postmasters are: John T.. Truscott, at Glas-
gov; Emma Nelson, Chico; Mary E. Owls.
Sal. syille.
Francois Jean Baptiste and Henry GutiQ
will have II herring before Judge Crutcher
to-day for fighting on Clore street yester-
day morning.
Ed Dickey complained to the police last
night that he had been robbed Of $3.50 in a
house on Clo:e street by Theresa Richau,
The woman was locked up.
p. w. Connell, of Helena, has zone east.
He has interested himself in tho locomotive
seat patented by George ennis and will de-
vote his tim to its introduction among
railroad men at the Worlds fair.
Very beautiful and impressive memorial
v ANoC "OA0A AOAA op VAO ooAN0tlOu uEmV
barracks last night over the death Of Capt.
Ida Bennett, who was killed at Spokane
Falls Friday by q demented admirsr. A
great many attended the services at the
barracks.
The Butte Miner says that "in .
to a most cordial invitation from the Helena
lodge OF Elks, several of the leading mem
bers Of which witnessed the performance In
Butte. the Elks minstrels of this city will
appear in the east side metropolis in the
near future. With a slight revision and a
STRENGTHENING Of parts which were merit
%orious. the boys will give the H~elenaites a
good amateur performance"
A pistol shot in Jackson street at nine
O'Clock last night led to the ar
woman. She was seen to drop a
bulldog revolver near a fence in tho rear of
Parchen's drug store. A bartender named
Edward Richardson who works in the col
ored club rooms near by had a CONVERSE
ton with the woman a few minutes before.
Both denied that they knew who did the
shooting.
AT a meeting of the board of of lady man.
ayers ut Chicago the other day Mrs. Mo
Adow, of Montana, rose to protest against
the report that the ladies of the west were
disgruntled because they had not been in
vited to meet the duke and duchess of YER
aqua. She declared that many %marquises
hers of the nobility of England had inter
ests in Montana, land. therefore," con-
cluded Mrs. Meadow, while you people of
Chicago only have the opportunity once in
400 years to meet a duke or duchess, we are
almost daily associated with them. There
OF yeaterday to the effect that there are
~disRrnntled members of this board from
the west" The speech was received with
much applause and laughter.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-08
WISE KING


One OF tho we'll recognized pursuits Of the
age is flower hunting. It is ns much q pro.
fession as that Of the pslt or ivory hunter.
In tho iungles OF Africa. and upon the
heights OF the Andes. are men found to-day
bent solely on the discovery Of Some new
plant or flower. This science dates back Of
lenst to Solomon's day. for We are told that
be "sDake of trees' from the cedar OF Lsba.
non to the hyssop on the wall. Tho roots
OF his wisdom lay in a deep familiarity with
nature. and in none Of her phases 10 our
great mother 80 enchanting AZ In her floral
moods. WGh the advent OF spring the
fancy Of many may naturally turn to this
study. and the eighty-four richly
illustrated pages in the Encyolorm lila Brit
should give them a very valuable
acquaintance with IL.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-08
PERSONAL.

l.. u. Phillips. of Havre. is at The Hell.
ena.
J. v. Arthur. of Whitehall, is at The
Helena.
j. J. Honnessy, Of Rimini. il at tho Grand
Central.
II. V. DerrinR, Of Salt Lake. was in the
city yesterday.
Il. M. Vaughn. of Townsend, 10 at the
Grand Central.
THOMPSON Mccall, of Deer Lodge, Wal in
town yesterday.
George Hopkins. of Great Falls, was in
town Yesterday.
j. W. Malcolm and w. L. Davies, Of
Butte, are at the Grand Central.
G. W.. Chownin0, of the Murphy Cattle
company. is in the city on a visit from east
ern Montana.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-08
NEWS ABOUT THE STATE
Cooking by Electricity Practically
Tested al Great Falls With
Success. .
One Of the Early Pioneers Of Mon
tana Laid Away at
Livingston.
Six Thousand Tourists Have AirHady Dsen
Booked to the Pacific Const via
Montana.

Manager Dickinson. OF the Grent Falls
Light and Power company. gave M ex-
hibition Of electrical cooking utensils Sat-
urday, which was inspected BY crowds Of
people throughout the day. A colored gem
tleman was on hand to attend TO tho cook
cry. 30 that n practical demonstration
could DO made shat the electrical machines
we're useful az we'll al ornamental.i III
success of the system was proved by the
making OF griddle cakes, coffee and bis
Quits. the Rrilling Of chops and stenks, tho
roasting Of becf md the heAtina OF fiat
we're lone to perfection. and Mr.. Dickinson
was on hand to explain The process md to
talk over this matter Of cbst ind conyen-
fence. A small motor to propel q sewing
machine costs about 10 cents an
hour TO operate, a ~flatiron eight
cents. TN oven that will bake bread
or ment about 20 cents, aud SO on.
In conversation with Mr.. Dickinson he
made the following observations to a
Tribune reporters: 1.-THE process is in its
infancy rs yet. and ia not in extensive use
In any part of this country. thus far the
cost of tho utensils has been even more Of
an obstacle than the expense of operating.
There is a great deal of workmanship on
each one of the utensils. The principle ia.
Of course. the same in all: A network OF
wires Is set in a bed Of porcelain, and the
heat is generated by the effort Of tho our
rent to make it's why through. the vires
being made OF German silver which 10 a
very poor conductor. This heat may. there
fore, be said to result from the friction of
the curront in passing through the German
silver wire. As these utensils come into
moro general uss they will be cheaper. We
sell them here for the same prices asked
for them in 81. Paul and Chicago. and 1t
would seem that Great Falls should be one
of the first places in the United States to
bring them into common use."
Asked If electricity could not DO made q
good deal chenrer here on account Of the
water power, Mr.. Dickinson said that the
power for producing electricity does not
comprehend more than ten per cent of ths
cost even when steam machinery Ia used for
running the dynamos. The bulk OF the ex-
pense 10 in labor. copper wire, and the costly
patented machines Tor generating and con-
vertinR the current. He admitted, however.
that electricity will DO cheaper whom
more people use ii. as a great
many moro can be supplied by the force of
mon now employed.
The implements we're new to the colored
cook. but he followed Instructions and
found that they worked like a charm. But
the mystery Of it all impressed his mind.
and after humming and having for a while
he said to Mr.. Dickinson: ''It's all right,
but it gifts me how il works. Where 10 the
main fire at, anyhow"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-08
WILL BE A RARE TREAT.

Entertalnment to he Given at the Audi
forum Next Thursday Evening.
Thursday evening next an entertainment
will be given at the auditorium for the
benefit Of the A. M. E. church. Practically
the same entertainment was given at the
church several weeks ago., and its success
was 80 pronounced that it has been decided,
at tho urgent request of hund, eds who were
unable to get into the church at that time,
to repeat it. The object is a worthy one.
and in addition the programme ia one that
will be thoroughly enjoyed. Tho admission
foe for adults will b. 80 cents and for
children 25 cents. The programme is as
follows:
Quartette. .
~: M M;tsrs;, Torsey, Henderson, Howard an
Tom Thumbs Wedding. ................
soi emo s SSnT Tawna cb bull Company
Solo, My Father and My Eow-W"we.
s SOY =! "M h1s sMoetheat's a Man in thy by M she M1lase'S
RI. Miss {; Crump,
Duet. New boom-pe.Ay":
. Masters johnson and Mason
-, M ., Dorsey. Henderson. Howard and
Duet. when My Hover Comes. Il. go.
,".,,..".".Mie 60 !arkins and Millen
Solo and Chorus. I'm Dandy.
rabi i;.;:M Masters Lee ""tso sny c Mss sna ;o M.,sn
Solo, :. fter the B.ii'.:.: ..'h MISS 4. I Scott
Song and Chorus. Here Comes the Rosie MAN.
Solo. spider and Fly. Miss Gladys Alexander
lab'eaux .........'A New broom Sweeps Clean"
T Tefaessi May Mayo "M Thc M GFHsna
Trio. 'Three Little Maids''
Thbleaux. h ortune leller''
Acting Charsdes, by the Midgets, ...........
Good Night.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-08
Sam uel X. Davis-speclal.

INYESIMENI STOCKS.
Iron Mountain-Lots $50. 900 and 1000.
The demand 10 very active. considering the
tightness OF the money market. The stock
at current prices cannot be beat 70. invest
ment.
Bald Butte-Is slowly but surely being
developed into u phenomenal gold mine.
t npe Pas un a'y IL !. ,sf nav" aed n sar PAX nol '1 noc I'm. IND
800 for sale. It will be no lower.
Whitlach Union and McIntyre-The
strike of high grade ore (Qold) still con-
tinuss with TO signs of diminishing. This
stock is an absolutely snfe purchase and
prospective buyers had better hurry up.
Advances nre certnin now. 800. 800 and
1000 lots for sale.
"Piegon" (eo!d) 1000 to 5000 lots-The
people who know the property best ore the
buyers now.
Benton G. Dup (Nsihart) 1000 and 5000 to
close-lt icons to be n good purchase ut
tho price.
26 and q Bailey Block.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-08
Notice,

Andy Eklund. formerly proprietor of tho
stables on Edwards street, has re.
moved to II Park avenue. where he il pro-
ed to furnish tho beat livery service in
Helena. Horses cared for and boarded and
purchased or sold. Telephone 2l8.
ANDY EKLUNp, Proprietor.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-08
WHO WILL WIN IT9
Much fpeoulAtiOn About tia CAks-Wall
~ AAluwtu

Much tpeouiation About tia Caks-WsIk
at Ming's
who will win the cnko?" WAS tho ques-
tion asked after tho announcement had
been made that Managers Remington and
Love had offered the theatre md services Of
Richards d PrinGis's famous Georgia Min
strels for 4 benefit In aid Of the African
M. u. church fund. The GeoTgias arc fam
Gus for this fine entertainments they give.
MI. George Childs has signihed his willing
ness TO net a. one Of this committee Of three
on whom will devolve the t9gk OF judging
who IL the best md neatest "cako walker"
and the contestants arc aurs Of getting a
satisfactory 10 all. The other two
judges will TO chosen Tomorrow. The
special tickets sold by tho memb0rs Ut the
African M. u. church arc ~exohanRsablo for
reserved seats NJ Pope ~ O'Connots drug
store. The minstrcls will havo a street
parade shortly after their arrival from
Great Falls tomorrow afternoon.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-08

The trustees Of SCHOOL district No. l.,
Lewis and Clarke county, Montana. will sit
as nboard Of equalization at their office in
tho Auditorium building. Helena. Mont.
on Friday. Mny ~, 1883. between the hours
of 10 II. m. and four y. IN. All parties hav-
ing business with said board arc hereby
notified to appear before it at said time and
place. :. w. L~ANGnoRNE. Chairman.
Il. w. ELLIS, Clerk.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-08
Notice tn Taxpayers.

All tax lists must be filed and returned
TO the assessors Office on or before May
10th, otherwise they will DO mndo out ac-
cordinR to law, aud can not DO changed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-08
Tho Brandon,

The only frst-olhus European hotol iii
tho city.
Has tho beat rooms. all modern convoni-
ences. with cafe in the building. Corner
sixth nvenu and Warren street. j. j.
Rohrbnuah, manager. Rapid transit cleo.
trio cnrs pass the door.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-08

Drcss patterns quoted this weak at So. 30. NIL
low tho cost Of production. The Bee Hive IL
buunl tn sell goods, and if ttcy dn not sci! at ono
price they must y II Mt another, therefore tho
sweeping reduction in price.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-08
N0tics.

BABY carrinzos at SC. 50 Mt Tho Bee Hive that
arc sold at other stores for $40 OG.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-08

Office seekers are struggling for patronage,
but 1 utcher d brad ey have n big pstr mage So
cured by extremely low prices.