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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-22

Mr.. stump. superintendent Of immigra-
ton. win leave here Thursday next for a
TIP along the Canadian frontier TO inspect
the immigration system and what i'm
proyements can be made TO better the sery-
ice. He will be accompanied by DIT. Senner
commissioner Of immigration at New York
The number OF inspectors along the border
IL now limited 10 one for each collection
district These are not believed 10 be suf-
ncient to properly inspect the number OF
Immigrants which annually enter the
United States from the north. and IL II be-
lieved that Mr.. Stump will recommend that
deputy inspectors be appointed 20 assist the
regular Inspectors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-22

TIE guaranteed cure for all headaches Is
BrJrnO-Seitzer. Trial bottle I0c-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-22
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
CHARLES W. CUNNINGHAM. ADDRESS IN
known. send TO your indebtedness of S11p
with years interest. au:22t
MONEY Is SCARCE: WE REVERSE THE ORDER
of things by paying uneIceed rates for gents
dlscarded garments. Send postal. JJSTH'S
OLD STAND, 81s d ST. NV. uu22
SUMMON.
LUDWIG FRIEDRICH WAGNER
Born February /. 1894 sou Of Theresia Wagner at
Euwangen is hereby notified that he may take
Possession OF his money amounting 10 aboIt 1000
marks, from his guardian, Mr.. Franz Dambacher
al EllSagen. Jags:Freis. Wurtemberg. respectively
through the guardianship authorities OF the me
place au2l-2t
SEVENTY FIVE DOLLARS CASH TO ANY ONE
getting me situation paying not less than s25
per week; no liquor. government position con
s'dered. Address ONWARD. star office au21 81.
CIVIL CERyICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
and answers. send 1Oc. to
$. W. FLYNN. A NJ. Ivy Institute
auS-1m' Southwest corner Stb and X SITS. q. W.
AUTHORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
Communications promptly attended to; confdcu-
tial Oflce open all hours. Best references
WI: WILLIAMS Manager. 800 F st. NV. Es
tabhshed 1850 jy29-1m'
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OFFICES.

OFFICES.
46S La ave, back room
I'd floor. ............1 IL
62S F 1t, 8 rooms. 4th
floor ...............1 5
Central bldg, room 1915
Gunton bldg. rm 19.12.5o
Gunton bldg, rm l1.12.50
Guntou bldg, rm 12.12.5O
Gunton bldg. rm 3. .12.50
Gunton bldg. rms Z. 8,
Is. 26, q and Is. 1880
Gunton bldg, room
7 10 .....-........12.5O
Central bldg, room 14.12
Central bldg. room 20. 10
SIS 18th st. room 6. . 10
1887 + ST. room Z. 10
Gunton bldg. room 20. g
Gunton bldg. 2 base
ment rooms. g
/ ass La ave. back
room, Sd floor. 8
Gunton bldg, vault
STORES.
Store and dwg. 1909
F st NV, Tor, per
annum. -. .....$4, 900
Store and dwg Nd ave
Sc cor Va ave and
10th 81, Or. SIS
Store aud dwg. 1914
+ 7th st. 7r. As
Store and dwg, 1901 l.
ST NV. 4r. .35
Store and dwg, go
I 18th st. Or. 30
Store and dwg, 500 r
st NV. Or. 80
Store. AS @ st NV. 80
Storeroom and stable,
200 X st ne. rs
shop rear 1870 o ST
Shop rear 623 r st NV. 8
STABLES.
Rear 92s oath st nv. 5. 30
! Rear 20l3 18th ST NV. 3
Rear 227 Q st NV. -
A.
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FOR RENT-BY JAMES G. JESTER.
Real Estate Broker,

el5 st NV Tor D.. $50 1905 9TH " Orb mises 20
ITO 9Th nv. Sr b. STAG 30 30 9TH Or b. p 50
100 18th Sc VI Sta 1925 H ne. Or b. m L.. 20
los 10th st NV 7r b 80 925 4th ne, Or IL
10s 1lth Or b. m l.. IS Rear of Is ne. Ar b.
l22 I1,h Sc. l2r 81 so new...........-. 10 20
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FOR RENT-3uS nth ST. NE. CIR AND
loSS I'd ST. NV. 10 rms. and bath. 5000
lug % 81. NV, IL and La III ......... TOp,
Elecant suburban residence on Tenley town road
cor. Wcodley Lane. $15.
WHEAT & SITTER
sulS-St' 1905 Penn. ave. NV.
FOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE. 32s STR Ne: MI:
six rooms and bath ST. 80 per month. Posses
sion Sept I. 1873. JAMES n. SPAi.DTNGi The
Harrison. 100 81 NV. auls-st.
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Guiding piano. at p c st. me-; square from
the Capitol; cheap to careful tenant. au1q3ts
FOR PENTHOUSE s4s MAINE AVE. s.w; SIX
rooms and bath; new papered and painted Rent,
s25.3 to a good tenant. BLOCK & YODER
au1e-St els II. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-22

The above il only a portion Of the property on
my books For full list call at oface for bniietip
issued on the LIST and 18th.
T. E. wAGGAMAN.
au 917 F 81. NV
FOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE; 8 ROOMS: 719
North Carolina ave Sc; large yard: good loca-
tion $1,000 GEO. +. HARDIN, $40 Pa.
Sc. au22-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-22

"ts ID - ne: a new tvo-story press triek
house. 6-s- and bath aud m a Nv NJ r.sr.
ster, Routing So. q T. KAISER. - . - n v.
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED WISH TO BUY FOR EARLY PER
sonal use residence, 10 or Is rooms In NV. par
price. plumber. depth lot and Iarticulars; WI
pay half cash; balance few months. Ad1rea for
this week wE6rERH. Star once. au22-2ts
wANTED-i0 or l1-ROoM HOUSE N NV; %
feet front: cost $4,000 to $1,000; VIII pay one
third cash; must be bargain. R. ]. KIRKPAT
RICK, 1411 @ u. nv au21 st"
WANTED HOtNE; CENTRAL LO-
cation; rent not to be over S125 per month.
R. s. DONALDSON.
au19-3ts 10S 12tn ct. NV.
WANTED-HOUSES FOR RENT, ATTENTION,
owners. am having applications daily for houses
In all parts of the city. Owners placing property
with me for rent can have taxes and insurance
paid and repairs looked after. per cent
mission Is the only charge for services. Returns
made promptly. GEO. W. LINKINS,
aul9-eotf $40 10th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-CHICAGO.

FOR RENT-FpR THE REMAINING MONTHS 80
IN" worlds fair or untn May 4. 1874. larra IA
waite r'-sid"n"e lately occupied by the iur--rf n
Russian commission: uiofs' lo-ntion In thu ,-i'v
y. bE RANL.AN. 2sl5 Mica. ave 'hi-acs. lt
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FURNISHED
5 5as5 k I, sr sl59 gus St 4r........s25
UNFURNIS HE'D.
2C2 st. Or &60,l7l2 32d ut. q, 90
2l12 ct, l2r so sol ZOE Florida ave, ar 90 80
S0S I'D st, 1or 45 50 80 24th St. Or p so
500 10Th st, Tor So. 81 90 IL 70 23d St Or % 10
2ll2 Pa ave. fat. Or IS 28lO L ST. tir . : II 80
110S Pa ave- fiat, 5r. 81 90 26l5 Va ave- Or " Is 10
l20S 35th st, Tor 81 so 1911 E ST. er.,....,. Is
1879 Oonn ave. 7r. 81 .5OSl2 ave BIZ. Is
s i@Ia 81 st. s. 59 e f st. 90 90
lQSlo Quincy St 401 Richmond pl Ar 10. 80
au2i-6t II NJ. MARTIN. i9l5 Pa ave. NV.
FOR RENT-NEAR THE PATENT OFFICE AND
other departments. 40 sth st. NV: 9 rooms
mod: inps.: rent. $3.50 per month. THOMAS
W. FOWLER 92l st. NV. au21 ST.
FOR RENT-BY r. o. HOFFMAN. REAL Es-
tate and Insurance Broker. 10th and F sts n ".
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LOST AND FOUND.
LOST-A GOLD HAIRPIN LAST NIGHT ON c
ST.. NV. between LIST and Az SITS. The finder
Will receive reward by calling 33s c ST. n.w.lt'
Losr-SUNDAY, BLACK AND TAN DOG; ANS
wers to the name OF Carlo; collar. Reward If
returned to 1912 18th st. ne. II.
LOST-ON TUESDAY MORNING AN UNSEALED
manila envelope containing personal papers and
over my name. Kindly return to CARLETON r.
SMELL. Roor so. Washington Trust building.
9th and SITS. Its
LoST-A YOUNG NEwFOUNDLAND DOG PART
ly clipped had on tag No. 1884 Liberal re-
ward. 1I2 % ST. NV. 1t.
LOST A WASHINGTON MANDOLIN. BANJO
and Gnitar Club badge. Reward if returned to
Z2Io ii ST. NV. it,
LOST-IN GEORGETOWN. A SMALL PURSE FOR
change containing a receipt for deposit on Riggs
and u baby's tin type Return to I@fsyeffe
terrace, 3Sth St. Georgetown, after 4:3O u m
and receive 8 liable reward. lts
LOST-A LARGE POCKET ROCK CONTAINING
papers; good only TO owner. $50 reward IL re
turned at once TO Room 4. l424 New York ave
NV. au22-yt.
LoST-GOID SPECTACLFS. BETWEEN PEACE
monument and Post Office Department: probably
cor It'll and the avenue. Reward IL returned to
star once au193ts
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ANNIVERSARIES.

WANTED TO RENT A STABLE LARGE ENOUGH
to accommodate ID 20 horses. Inquire Office
PAIAIS ROYAL. Pa. ave. and 18th St 10 AZ
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TUX hENI
NORTHWEST.
1917 2Sth st, Sr. $50
1918 18th At. Tor 4.
S07 Mo ave. lar 40 Z.
Upper part 2l2S 14th
81 (apd norton of
cellar, FIR. ~
466 c ct, l6r. &C
ST sth at. Or 4C
4s6 Mass ave. sr * "a
1922 33d NJ. ar rs n
HOO 4 1902 18th. sr 3s
2211 L ST. a.
l42l Fla ave.Sr3 4.
1917 9th st NV. 7r "a
l06 q ST, Or. 10 ~
I'd door 4o7 10th. ar. la
$50 Spruce st. IL
Droit Park. "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-22

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT-40 ACRES; ONE MILE FROM HIGH
lands. z. and o. 4. r.: house; o rooms
water in kitchen: stabling for horses; car
riage, corn aud chicken house; rent, SO. JOHN
STEPHEN. 6l9 7th au22-3ts
FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED
city property. farm OF Pa acres ~ miles from
city on W., o. and W. r. r.: all necessary
buildings and plenty good water; also vineyard
yielding 1000 gallons Of claret yearly. o. W.
WHITE. $40 + ST. NV. au1a-3t
FOR SALE = AT woODSIDE MD.-SIx- ROOM
cottage: large attic. hath, hot and cold water
range cellar, windmill. stable corner lot, with
shade; price. Sc 600; terms to suit.
teS-2m b. y. LEIGHTON. $50 d 1T. NV. cor ~
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT
al3 II st Nc. frs"
1922 @ st ne. 6r. %. ,,
1879 Linden ST. IL
nroit Park. pr. 81. -
suls-et R. NJ. MORT
FOR RENT
GA VI nv. 12r......&10. -
oregon ave nv. Qr...Sl
Lanier Heights. Tor. =
81 lst Sc. .........-.. x
so Fls ave. sr So. 80 ~
1908 y Capitol. Or. 10. &
McLACHl
sulQ
FOR RENT
1879 " ct NV. 9r....s10. o.
1873 I at NV sr. -. so. u
Sl3 u ne. store. 3.
1870 Nd ave ne. III. 80. 4
1890 ] 3.34 @ at ne. Or. 40
1l12 Trim ave, Or Is. ~
aul9-8 ELLIS q CT
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WANTED-ROOMS.

W nm 1ED"IlVJVJMO.
WANTED-FOR A SINGLE GENTLEMAN. TWO
unfurnished rooms: quiet house; central location:
mod fmps children in the house, permanent
II suited terms given; references exchanged
Address NJ. B.. Star office au22-2ts
WANTED OOMS-SEPTEMBER 1, FOUR IN
furnished and bath for light housekeeping; Capt.
tol Hill or NV. private house and good neigh
borhood; for three adults; rent moderate. Ad
dress RELIAB BILE, Star Office au21-2ts
wANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. THREE
unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping. Ad
Dress stating terms and particulars COLUMBIA.
Star office. auIp3t.
wANTED-RY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, TWO
UNFINISHED second-story rooms in NV, with
board Address, stating terms. W. b..
Carrier Is. city p. o. auIe3t.
WANTED - FOUR OR FIVE UNPUBLISHED
rooms. suitable for light housekeeping, situated
bet Ii and n, ith and 14th SITS. nv: references
exchanged. Address, stating terms, l.. III. X,
Star ot1cc. au1a-2ts
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ABS. alley AZ and 9Th,
H and ! SITS, Ar. 4
Rear 1911 d st, 1880
SOUTHEAST.
COZ A ct Sc, 7r. p
b25 and 531 10th st
Sc, Or. .1S.S
141S A st ne, Or. Il.
1132 y J ave, 4r......1:
701 Va ave, 1r. IL
142 N st, Ar. IL
The above il only a y
my books. For full list
issued on the LIST and IL
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OH
1924 r ~ NV. basem'i go
Sc cor 18th ani Fs's
NV. Ar. entire third
1oor. ..-............--..f l
Ia ay \ llth st NV, p b. ~
5l5l2th At NV. IT lst 4. 45
Sc cor 18th ent Fat.
nv. TT. floor 40
1913 Pa av nv. "a A.. a.
sS3 .thst NV. LIST and
"a fioarz an
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

wANTED-A LOAN OF $500 FOR THREE
years on frst class improved property ~ Ad
dress GRANT. Star Office. au19-6t'
wANTEI-oLD HAIR MATTRESSES TO REaiAKE
for 81 each: many four, SITS each; salts
faction no pay. A. CARTER, 1l25 10th ST.
NV au2l St.
wANTED-TAKE NOTICE Just RECEIVED
fail styles: will paper rooms from So upward ;
you save 2S Der cent these prices: ali
work guaranteed; scraping extra. +. G. NOLTE
soI 18th ST NV. au21-lui.
wANTED-GENTS' SUITS TO CLEAN AT 81 A
suit coats. Soc: pants. BE; vests, 25c; thirty
years experience; goods called for and delivered
aul4l2S' l. Ii. PoSEY. 1ll9 Isth NV.
WANTED AND OFFICE FJ-RS1-
ture Of every description. carpets, feather beds
also store futures. Furniture stored packed and
snipped Repairing and uphols tering. Ressoua ble
and prompt Address JUNCTION FURNITURE
hOtsE- cor. It'll. and Mass ave. n " .auis IN
wANTED-CASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD AND
SILVER OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, old AMI rev
leWeiry. Dentist gold. coins, spoons watch ,rse.
p DoEWENsrEN. Manufg Jeweler Gold and
Silver Rerner. SIS G ST. NV. opp. Patent Orc
WANTED FOR RENT. REM
tnxtOn. Smith Hammond. CaliSraph xc r.
dlced rates: nrstclass machines: delivered free
sold instnllrne nfs. ''
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. go + ST. NV.
au5-tr
wANTED-GOODS OF ALL KINDS, SUCH As
furniture, stoves carpets. feather beds &r
&c; In LARGE SNAIL Quantities FOR which
! pay highest cash p-ces. Call or address b
ElNs1ElN. @s Louisiana ave. ja3-tr
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2ls Sd 81. se.lor &C.,. 20
10 II IT ne. Or. cor-
ner house . * Sd
1000 eist - nv cor
store a dwr. Pr a
iTSoN. l2ieia ? 81. NV
NOE y Capltol. Or s.,T
~ Hanover nv. Or. N. ~
1910 Duncan ~ ne. cir 81. l.
1910 I'd sc. 6r............ia
Rrooklsnd. Tor ..- -
Brooklsnd. Or .......l2. q
40 10Th NV NALL. ......Jl
.fN 4 BkrCHFIDER.
Cor. 10th and q stS NV.
i2l5 l2ths NV. I'd hsI5o
'Slp 18th ~ ne. 5r. IL
ltal:S 10Th Il nv. store. L!
3 Paws alley sw. 5r 10. n
Ts0 alley ne. Sr......sS
1881 Benning ~. ~. so
70& nth st ne, tir &C.,. - o.
APPEL. 525 llth ct. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-22

FOk RENT-Bf ABRAHAM FISHER,
SIS g ct. NV.
SSio-5lz st nv. once roons............e $4,000
Sle St ne. rooms. ami. Is 80
4l4 9th st. NV. ONCE rooms. ............. 500
10 gtn sn. Sc, rooms. AMI. .......... 1850
oa9 y NV, rooms .................. 1000
ggio q. NV, arg mont rooms. ....... 800
10 Va. ave. s:e, ID rooms, ami. ........ 90 loo
10 houses cor. Del ave. and n sts. s.w
4-room housss rent for. ................. 1000
Sroon nouses rent for ...................l 2-00
aul9-8t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-22

FOR RENT-NEARLY NEW HOUSE NEAR EAST
Capitol Park, III ne; six large three
small rooms; SIX closets and bath room. SIS 90
DIR. J. v. CALyER. 207 A ST. sc. aul43m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-22

FOR RENT.sToRE AND CELLAR. 5i4 ETH ST.
lSG1 y t.ve lorh a s5s ga "a re- sas @
1913 Waiiach n so IS 1876 Wslisch q 4: ia f S1
aule-3t THOS. W. HUNGERFORD' iii, Il q ~
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-31
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN..

A fourth int est in the A. Lincoln toue
near Reeds ranoh has been soid 70 H. y
Cloves by George McBurnsY TO you.
The ladies' OF the Degree Of Honor VIII
meet at tho A. u. u. w. hall AZ ohe oe'osn
10, day and from there will proceed 20 'hs
Odd Fellows hall.
There will he . regular meeting OF IVY
ming at eight p. m. Wo X in the first rank
All knights are cordially invited.
Hutton Cody will send 10 the Worlds rsif
a net iied ca rot found near
II IL nine inches In length and 10 said 10 DO
a beautiful specimen OF petritioation.
Members Of Excelsior lodge Ne: Q, ~.
@. f., are requested to meet At Odd fel!ows
to-day at 1880 y. NJ. Tor the pnfpose on "''
tending the funeral OF William Gehlhaus.
Notioes OF the location OF the following
lodes we're filed in the county clerks ohoe
Yesterday: Monitor, stsmpls district by
j.. f. Boyer; CLARA Barton, A. Lincoln n
Little Flo a, near Reeds ramon by George
Mcl'urnsy.
The Lewistown Electric Light and Powe
company filed its certificate OF lncorporh-
ton with the secretary of state yesterday.
Fergus county. Nj. M. Erickson, CYRUS
Stiles and w. G. Waldo II ar the moor
porntors. The capital stock is $l0.OOo.
Helena people will probably remember
Mrs. A. NJ. Hough, WHO lived in Helena
several yea 8 ago. in what is now the METH
odist parsonage. she was a sister OF Jay
Gonld. and under his will she will receive
x25. COO in cash and 81, 600 a year. sue 10
the wife Of \ retired Methodist minister.
Elder J. w, Watt will give his last leo
ture of this series in Calumet hall to-nlRht,
and will start for the east Wednesday to At
tend the general conference OF the Seventh
Day Adventists, which will be held at Bat
tie Creek, Mich. Feb. II to March g.. As
the result OF these lectures ak persons have
accepted the ideas of these people ooncsrn-
faith who were in the city before the lee
lures began, have united together in chris
tian fellowship. This small beginning may
result in the organization of a church OF
this faith In Helena in the near future.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-31


SHOULD voters be compelled to vote?
Over in Belgium the constitution
makers seem to think so. A provision
has been inserted in the new constitution
Of that country requiring every voter to
cast his ballot ut the elections. 1t is
held hat the right to vote implies the
duty to vote. The citizen owes a duty
to the state which he should discharge.
Much of the corruption ut elections con-
sists in hiring men to keep away from
the polls. Where n section of the
community, it is held, is disposed to
vote itself fayors at the general expense
it is for the good of all that the rest of
the community should be prevented
from letting the public interests suffer
by default. There is certainly much to
be said in favor of such a law. Every
citizen should feel an obligation to the
state. II the ~abstaining from voting
ever subserved a useful public purpose,
the absence of voters from the polls
would be iustifiable, but there is only
one way to defeat bad men and OBJ.
noxious laws, and that is by gong tc
the polls and voting against them. Nc
citizen is wronged or deprived of any
right, so long as he has the full privilege
of voting on one side or the other, as he
sees fit.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-31

A SPECIAL edition of the Puget Sound
Lumberman, which has just been issued,
is q very valuable number to those in
terested in tho statistics of the great
lumber interest. 1t shows by carefully
compiled figures hat the state OF Wash
ington contains 4lo,3 33..3335,0oo feet of
standing timber, enough to form a belt
three miles wide around the entire
globe. The Lumberman estimates that
at the present rate Of consumption the
state could supply the world with lum-
Der for thirty-five years, and the rest of
the Pacific coast could furnish enough
for thirty-fve years more. The stump
age value of timber in Washington in
round numbers is S370,000,00o. The
Lumberman estimates that there are IN
Montana sixty five billion feet of stand
ing timber valued at nearly s5o,oOo,ooo.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-31
Personal.


Mr.. Seth Williams. who has been with
T. II. Clewell for some time, leaves for
Spokane in a few days to engage In the
book and stationery business there.
NJ. Cohen. for Knnsas City, G. w. Ell
wards, for Earlhsm, Ia, and g. B. Cornioh,
for Highland. Kad.. were among the de-
partures via the Union Pacific yesterday.
Editor Hall, Of the Valley County News.
was very happy yesterday. lie has been in
Helena for several days in the interest OF
the Valley county bill. and after doing some
good work in behalf of the measure had the
satisfaction yesterday Of seeing it go
through the senate.
Thos. Newell for St. Paul. VIM. Mueller
for Chicago. Finley White for Lincoln.
Neb.. M. q. Sheldon for Battle Creek.
Aioh., Geo. j. Kenok, Mrs. w. kenck and
W. s. Harley for San Diego. Cal" w. ].
Smith for Hot Springs, Ark. A: Lambert
for 81. Louis, and John Landry for ST.
Johns. Que. were among the departures
via the Northern Pacific yesterday.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-31

TIM democrats of California, who
made such a gallant fight last fall, are
doing what tho democrats in Montana
ought to do-geeting ready for the cam
paign of 1894. The state committee is
looking after the affairs OF each county.
Tho causes of objections, falling oft OF
vote, etc, in each county win be studied,
and, where the organization of county
committees proved inefficient, efforts
will be made to strengthen them. 1t IL
proposed TO look into the political con-
ditions OF every precinct of the state for
the next two years, in order thai the
full strength of the party may be brought
to the polls at tho neXt general election.
IL similar work were done in Montana,
the democrats would be able to redeem
the state and elect Il democratic con-
gresham in 1894.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-31

AS usual the republican party IN 0 n
gress opposes the admission OF new
territories which may become democratic
states. They are willing to take in New
Mexico, which VIII he democratic, pro-
vided Utah and Oklahoma come in at
the same time. But they 60 not consent
to let in Arizona. This is the attitude
of the republican majority in the senate
and Of course the house will insist upon
the admission Of Arizona. This will
lead to n disagreement between the two
houses and the defeat Of all the admls-
sion bills. Tho animus OF many of the
republicans IN the senate toward the
territories is due to their desire to keel
out of congress additional free-coinage
senators.
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I he
Fair
Directors

Have made arrangements with
the manufacturers of the Reming-
ton Standard Typewriter to use
their machines exclusively at the
Worlds Fair, and several hundred
machines will be placed at various
points with competent stenogra-
pliers, for the convenience of the
public and officers.
The Remington is the favor
lite machine. Over 10000 more
in use than all other makes to-
gether, and three times as many
being sold every year as all 9TH
ers. The Remington Co. own
all the valuable patents for a
good Typewriter, and having an
experimental department where
they have the most skilled me-
chanics employed, and spending
$4,000 a year experimenting
with new devices for the improve
ment of their machines, they are
sure to lead in the race for all
time.
The government at Washing
ton is the largest user of Type
writer's, and four-ffths of the
machines in the various depart
ments are Remington machines.
Uncle Sam has had some eXpen-
sive experiences in trying to use
machines of other makes, but
always fall back on the old Stand
ard Machines. Last year over
100 machines of other makes
were sold by the government at
auction, bringing $40 and SIS
each.
The people of Montana are
beginning to appreciate the fac'
that the Remington is the ma.
chine to stay with, and over &C
machines have been placed by
the Helena Book & Stationery
Co. during the past six weeks.
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PREsIDENT-ELECT CLEVELAND gives
notice that he will retire to Lakewood
and burn his bridges behind him. All
letters will be sent to his Office in New
York, tied up in red tape and will be
sent to him some time ext spring, after
he has taken office. The next few
weeks will be very frosty for democratic
office seekers and they may as we'll hold
on to their petitions. Those that are
sent forward now probably will never
reach Mr.. CIeveland's eve at all.
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appointments, and by an overwhelming
majority Expressed their willingness to
have Mr.. Cleveland undertake that
work. MIR. Harrison wants to appoint
a republican to tho bench, no doubt,
simply because he is u republican. He
should be honest enough to say SO, and
not mako any false pretense about
saving the country.