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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-10-03

The words "Women' Complaints rep
resent misery untold, and have shortened
thousands of beautiful lives.
Lydia i. Pinkhdms Vegetable Com
pound comes to you with physical saliva
ton; nothing like it ever came into the
lives of women. 1t relieves at once. and
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Hear what this woman who once suf-
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greater?
All have to say is, any woman who
continues to suffer with any of those trying
diseases peculiar to our sex is largely re-
sponsible for her own suffering, for if she
will only apply to Mrs. Pinkham, relief
will follow at once. This | know abb
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-10-03

TIRED, WEAK, NERVOUS, means i'm
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strain on brain and body. The only
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tify that the best blood purifier, the
best nerve tonic and strength builder is
Hoods Sarsaparlla. What it has done
for others it will do also for you
Hoods Cures.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-10-03

Ihey are ut
terly miserable.
Don't you
know the rea-
son ?
Don't you
know that the
cause of nearly
all your trouble
was discovered
by a W M a n
twenty years
ago? Don'tyo
know that from
that day to this,
thousands have
been cured of
the same life
killing tortures
that now alllict
Won .
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-10-03
Attention
GRANITE DEALERS

MERCHANTS BANK. DuNKIRK, n. Y.l
August 81, 1894.
To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
This is to certify that consider j. g. Patterson
of Sheridan ~ W worth from s25 900 90 to S3OOO0O,
mostly real estate. Is man of good character and
habits, and stands well in this community. He has
done business with us for years and we appreciate
his account. Yours truly,
P.J. MULHOLLAND, Cashier.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-10-03
AIN
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WEEKLY NEWS
Of the World for a Trif|e
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a twenty-four page journal, is the leading
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and exhaustive.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-10-03


To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
l hereby agree to pay, within sixty days from
shipment, for all granite shipped me with the APP
prova of NJ f. Rice tof Barre. VII, as to price Of
same, and as to when and where the granite hall be
shipped. j. G.. PATTERSON.
In presence of G. E. McLsury.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-10-03

HOODS PILLS cure constipation by
restoring peristaltic action of the ali
mentary canal.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-10-03

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own personal eX-
perience. Her
Vegetable Com
pound is a mira
Gle. | have seen
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troubles when all
the wisest doctors
failed.
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don't hesitate.
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for you" Mrs.
Francisco, Cal.
Get Lydia E.
Compound from
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Twenty years
confirms its powe
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-10-03

THE visiting card in China is an OBJ
long piece If red paper about four
inches wide and eight inches long, with
the name in black characters
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-10-03
HER COMMON REPLY:
"I DON'T FEEL VERY WELL"
You Hear These Words Every Day
Spoken BY Women You Know.

ESPECIAL TO OUR LADY READERs.l
It's in their mind all the time.
1t weighs upon them, it brushes them.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-10-03

CHICAGO is twenty-five and one-half
miles long.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-10-03

CHILDREN Cry for Pitchers Castoria
CHILDREN Cry for Pitchers Castoria
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-05
FIELD DAY.
Got Together In Several Counties and
Nominate Tickets for Fall
Elections.
Most OF Them Harmonious and
Full OF Faith In November
Victory.
Resolutions Adopted That Have a klnE
Msliowed by Age and or
nopstition.

Special 10 JhS independent
Bou1DER, sept 4. The republican county
convention today was a ysfitablO hoeking
OF doves The following nominations we're
made, Stato senator. GsofRs ID. Green. Of
Bouldsri representatives., ChAs. r. Bu kstt,
Of Whitshall; A. l.. Love. Of HGdsrsburai
Harry Il. @. Winters. OF Winters Camp;
county commissioners. N. Freedom, Of
Basin, for the short term; N. ID. Root, OF
whitehall, and W. =. Dodge OF Winston.
for the long tsrms; sheriff, ". b. TindAll,
OF Boulder tteAsursL Wm. V. hsyets. OF
Radsrsbufg; assessor James Il. Wood. Of
Elkhorn; clerk and recorder. q. l.. Dillsn-
beck. OF Elkhorni county attorney. W. l.,
HAY. OF Boulder; superintendent OF public
instruction. 4. A. Brown, OF Bouldsi; rub
lic ndminis,ratof. David Hoopss. OF Boul-
der; coroner, DIR. L. ]. Fletchs'. Of Boulder.
Delegates 10 ths stats convention; Az
large, q. A. Tibbotts; delegates. J. q.
schlistsr, d. A. McDonhld, Frank AK,elL.
o. II. Foster David Hopes, II. winklet
W. II. Logan, q. II. Merrill. John IL. Fisk,
w. s. Dodge. A. l.. Love.
Tho resolution. declare In favor OF the
free and unlimited coinage OF silver at ths
ratio Of sixteen to one. without condition
or qualification; In favor of soch proiec-
tive tariff on wool. lead ores. and all Other
products OF Montana as will give those en-
gagged 10 these industries smp.s protection
against composition in oil other countries.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-05
At the Droadwatsr.
Sharpe's orchestra at the Broadwstsr to-
night.
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.
Th. county commissioners arc in sss,lo

The county commissioners arc In session.
Frank L.sdy aud Jeanette Lssdy have
located placer claim In Marietta guieh.
The Union Pacific announces anotLer eI-
cursion to Salt Lake City, the round "trip
fare being but $50.
Governor Richards has received IN invi-
tAtion 10 attend tho formal opening Of the
State OrphsnS kons h Twin Bridges,
which takes place Sept 26.
j. II. ,snoh has oommsnesd suit In the
district court against +. Hssveuer for The
recovery OF $65 Incubator which plaintiff
alleges was taken from him nnlavfully.
All members Of local union No. 6S Amer
lean Hallway union who can attend the
funeral OF their late brother J. L. Wells
are requested 10 meet st his homo, $40
Gstehel street, al eight o'clock to-day.
Rev. Mr.. shoemaker who 10 on his vay
90 China 10 enter upon missionary uotk.
will speak at the ladies' meeting In the
CONGREGATIONAL church this afternoon. A
special Invitation 10 given 70 all ladies 10
DO present.
Joseph WOLF Johan:Pahulo. Gso. Sohu-
eiler. natives Of Austriai @. A, Perrin.
Canada; Ernes, A. Helm. Germany; John
Tuhar. England, and q. =. Peterson,
sweden were made citizens OF tho United
States in the dlslriet oou Z yesterday.
The delegates elected by the vArious
laLof ofoaniz ations OF Helena 20 the trades
aud labor assembly will NEE, 10 Assembly
hail, Union block, Wednesday evening
SspL o, al eieh, o'clock, for thS purpose Of
aleeting the o ganiEAtion OF that body.
1ho promoters Of the movement desire that
syery labor organization In ths city which
has not done 80 will elect delegates befo 70
that date. and that all will be present
promptly At the houf named.
Unitsd statoa County CloIk BpFoals has
gone 10 Butte wheFe the federal court for
tha southern dist lot opened yesteTdaf.
Tho t'iAl calendAr Includes tho following
crminAl oassG Henry +. Haupl violating
tho lottery laws; b. W. NelHos asd ten
others and J. II. Calderhsad and ten 9TH
. ., contempt OF court In connection With
,he recent strike on tho Northern Pacific.
,nd A. \. Br, violating Internal laws.
There are a numbor OF civil eases 10 be
irisd.
Rev. wm. Hall, lats Of The OAkSs street
church, this city, now located a, MsrJa-
vile, this county, 10 booming things cou :
t!doraole. A new parsonage 10 to be erected
al once. 5 ecinoAtlona and plans Of house
arc In the hands Of the pastor and he asks
ot bids on the same. I be money IL already
n eight 10 complote the building. The
'bafch will be repaired, opeta ohaifa will
bo secured aud the entire door will be car
goied. Electric lights now In the church
sill Also bo placed In The parsonage on i,a
completion.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-05
GRANITE REPUBLICANS
Urge Judge BrAntley for n Place on tn,
Supreme Bench.

Urge Judge Brsntley for Place on the
Supreme Bench.
Special TO The independent
PHILIrsHulo. Sept 4.-The republican
county convention for Granite county nom.
mated the following ticket: State senator,
DIR. J. NJ. Sigh, of Granite; sheriff. Levi
@. johnson, of Philipsburgi clerk aud
recorder. q. J. Reek. OF Granite; treasurer.
John Nixon, OF Granite, assessor.
W. W. Royal OF Drummond; clerk OF tho
district court, j. shull. OF Phllipsburs;
county attorney. w. Il. Moore. OF Phiiips.
burs; supsiiniandert Of schools, Q. h.
Stevens, OF PhilipsburR; county commits
sionsrs. Ban PiEer. OF PhiipsburR; X. ID.
McIine, Of Stone station; T.. l. Hollsnd.
Of BIZ Metallic; representatives, Willard
Bsnus,t and Ii. L. Rombauer. OF Royal.
The convention unanimously passed Ieso-
luiions instfucting the delegates 10 ths
state convention 10 use all honorable mssnA
10 sseurs the nomination Of Hon. Thee.
Bran,lsy. OF Deer Lodge. as oGndidS,s for
associate justice OF the supIsmo court.
The following were selected Ss delegates 10
the state convention; j. n. sliRh, w. q.
Marka, Villa d Bennett II. I. CummlngS,
Col. q. W. Morse. J. b. Fssthsrnan, W. Il.
Moore. David P.EsL J. Shull. E. l. Hol-
land. Geo. ]. Rssk, Dunosn DinRwall.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-05
LABOR DAY
II Was Celebrated In Good styis 10
HsisnA Monday.


II Was Celebrated In Good styis IN
Helena Monday.
Labor day was quite generally observed
10 Helena Monday. Nearly all tho msr-
oantils establishments vsts closed 10 honor
OF the day, hs we'll ss the banks and Offices
Of tho olty. Early In the afternoon quite
large crowd gathered At the auditorium
whee speeches vera made by General"
Jsrrios. Of Corsy renown. who arrived
T. otn ths cas-, Saturday. aud Messra. Oleson
and Patrick hehney. two we'll known labor
leaders Of Bnits. Mf. h0aney was the
last speaker on tho programme, and at tue
close Of his address ho introduced the fol-
lowing resolutions. which we're paassdi
"Wbersas This RathertnR being COM
posed chiefly OF union laDorofs. called 10.
Rether 10 celebrate Labor day, Helena
typographical Union No. 9J desms ID proper
ana fitting 10 call tue attention OF this
mass meeting Of labor 10 the fact that ID ~
now engaged In q struggle with the Hslena
He aid. which mas refused to Teoognizs aud
has locked out uniOn members. Therefore.
DO 10
Resolved, That the laboring m4n of
Helena hereby denounce the Helena Herald
as the enemy Of union labor. aud pledge
ourselves 10 withhold our patronage from
that paper. and uss our influences with our
friends 70 do likewise"
10 had been previously announced that
Judge q. W. Reeves. of Missouls. would
deliver the oratioD OF tho day. but owing TO
sickness In his family he was not abe TO 10
present.
Later In tho day there was q ball gams
between two mines of Helena PLAYERS and
In the evening an enjoyable dsnos al the
| BrosdvateE.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-05
PARK REPUBLICANs.
Tho Commodore Rides Rough shod Over
the Colonel.

Tho Commodore Rides Rough shod Over
the Colonel.
Special TO Tbs Independent
LIVINGSTON. Sept. 4.-The republican
county convention for Park county WAS
called 10 order at high noon. W. +. Meyer.
of Red Lodge, was made chairman and
Fred Hathoin. OF the Upper Yellowstone,
secrstAIy. Paul Mccormick, OF Billings.
was In charge OF the com nodoie's forces
and Fred Wright, state treasurer. Of Col.
Cartefs. and the commodore won the day.
All three nominations are Power mon.
Allen Il. JOY. of Livingston; W. 4. Meyer,
of Red Ledge, and II. I. Collins. Of Hunt
er's Hot Spripga were chosen.
1hs committee on resolutions reported
resolving that the democratic party had
fatally crippled and destroyed the indus
tries Of Montana; they believed In the froe
and unlimited coinsgs Of silver at a ratio
Of tixtesn to one; tina, tho new tarif bill 10
q failure: that Chas. .. Hartman, that
brilliant young man." never failed to
catch tho speakers ere; that hr. Power has
won reputation as efficient worker; that
Gov. Richards was right in not calling an
extra session; that economy should be ex
efciaed In the management Of county
affsirs.
The rest of the ticket IL as follows;
County commissioners, G. s. Hedsrlin,
John Lsck. George A. Gordon; county
clerk. Charles Angus; sheriff, Geo. Youn q;
treasurer s. L. Holidays county attorney,
". IL. Poormani county superintendent,
Anna MsNuliy; county surveyor, A. AleIan-
der; coroner. W. l.. shswk.
Tho seventeen delegates 10 attend tho
state convention we're instructed for Hart
man.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-05

The unlt'd States asnate IN We ifllis With
the question thia year aud nomlnsts msn
vho arc NOT aooptabls, tho aauA,s will cBn-
tinus Democratic. Tbs man who will n9t
$50 hoo hif individual preferences 0u Aha
altar OF duty Ia NOS nito have vote 10
this matter"
George Mitchell. OolOfod dolssais from
the Firnt ward. started 70 say that be had
never hoard a candidate for United STATES
senator plesd bis own eAuaO In n conysn-
tion beforo. Mitchell had boon on his feet
several times before, 20 the convention
cried him down. Phil simmons, oOloTod
delegate from the second ward, asked ths
convention 10 remember that hitohsll. In
lila remarks about Col. Sanders. did not
represent the colorod voters OF the oitT an
announcement which was received With
loud applause, Later, during tho aouut-
ing OF the ballots. Mitchell Q0t up agaln 20
protest that sOms one had insullsd him,
and this tims he NAs led Out into thO air
by his friends 10 give him chance 10 cool
The first ballot occupied nearly two hours
Ia taking aud counting. There we're 49,
votes cast. GI being necessary TO q choice.
The ballot esnltod In the selection OF only
four msni John Heron. OF Mhrypilis
who got 40 votes; A. J. Craven. who Rot 3!
votes; John Horsky. who got rs votes nnt
W. u. Thompson, Jr.. who got G7, iust ih'
necessary number. ID. =. Wade got O.
votes, r. II. Hovsy 81. II. c. smith 40. 4,
q. Woods. OF Augusta. n. n. l.. R,Ooe a
aud the othors ranging down 10 fuw votes
On molten OF Peter Winns all thoss Ioseiy
ing ten votes or less we're dropped.
For the next ballot additional teller
woe appointed 10 hurry the thing up. Thi
ballot resulted in no further choice, Oh,
highest candidate. ID. y. Wade, getting bu
hfty votes, or seventeen less than needed
II. q. Smith, who was next got forty- sirht
X. II. Howey fortI- three. 4. q. Wood
thirt'-nine. aud the others ranging down
wsfd. Those getting less than ton ver,
again dropped.
II was getting late aud some OF the dele.
gates we're hungry. A motion 10 adjourn
I'LL evening. however. was voted down an
tho third ballot taken. This also failed II
selecting anybody ID. &. Wade receiving
sinty-thrse votes. only ono less than nscss
ssry 10 choice. some Of the delegates hsv
ing left
The convention then took recess TO 7:3I
y. IN.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-05
At IT FOR ALL NIGHT.
The Republican County Convention
Determined to Finish Up
Its Ticket
Legislative Nominations Occupy
Greater Part OF the After
noon and Night


The republican county convention, which
met al noon yesterday, took two rsessses
for lunch aud dinner. and was still al u az
TIM lSDEpEEDKEr won't TO prsss this morn
ing. The legislative nominations took up
most OF the afternoon aud night. Thsr
came The aeleetion of delegates 10 ths state
convention. another long job. The
county commissioners took ap some
time. too. and II WAS very near
midnight when the much sought for Offices
were reached. Con Becker got tho uomina-
tion for sheriff Il. 5. Frsush that Of county
tenaurcr, 8. A. Ballet for county st,or-
neL ]. =. Tooksr. clerk and rs.
eorder. Among the inseie,ted spsetR-
tos to the proceedings were Hon. I. IL.
Cater and Hon. T. O. Power. Tho former
left after the legislative ticket was named.
The latter remained later.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-05
GETTING TOGETHER.

Delegates and Candidates Assemble at the
Auditorium al Noon.
There was small attendance al the re-
publican county convention al the audi
torium. outside OF delegates and oandi-
dates, whom Chairman Davis. of the central
committee. raped TO order promptly at
noon. Az he looked around upon the
empty bsnches. he said IL Was With Joy and
satisfaction that he noticed the large at
tendance and asked II this was ths result
Of the democratic victory two yoars ago;
which provoked a smiio from Col. W. +.
Sanders AMI other Loading dslsgates. Con-
tinuinl. City Marshal Davis said II vac
evident that the people Thought there was
only one party able 20 cope with
natioasl. state aud munieicnl affaiTs. Tho
democratic party, he said. was guilty OF
breeding trampism, Coxsyism, snsrehisnn,
populism aud all the other isuns. "ln two
years Of powss." he declared. "it has
raised more hell than the republican patty
was capable OF doing In tveHtv-fv, years.
Even then they are not in II with tbs pop
ulistp. who would rsvolutionize the govern
mont In two ysars II thsy got the chance" I"
Marshal Davis showed symptoms OF con
tinuing. bat the delegates showed slgns OF
weariness. so he desists1.
A. j. Craven proposed the name OF X. III.
Howey for temporary chairman, and he
was chosen bv reclamation. In the course
of his remarks he pred doted republican sue.
cess this year and Ia 1896 and said the next
congress would bs republican IN both
braches. He also suggestsd that the usual
order of business be changed nv this con-
ventiop. so that the legislative ticket would
be named h's. This. he said would avoid
entAnRloment with tho other parts OF the
ticket, aud tho legislative nominations
could not be ussd ne q snlvs for some co n
which had bsen tfodden on du'iaa the pro-
oeedings.
Thomas p. Bowman OF tho Second ward
and Elmer Il. Woodman OF tho Fourth.
we're chosen tsDp Dporary secretaries Com
mitteea on credentials. resolutions and per-
manent organization and ordss OF business
were appointed. after which the convention
took q reoeas until two D. m. 10 enable
them 10 prepare their teports.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-05
QUITS THE G. 0. z.

Senator Jones. of Nevada. Formally Re-
nounoes Bis Allegiance.
wAsuMdroS, Sept A-rhe Evening Star
says; TO day furnishes . genuine sensa-
tion in political circles by the statement
Ihat Senator John p. Jones. OF Nevada. who
has represented hIs stats In the
United States senate for over tusn,F-
one years. has formally res
nouncsd his allegiance TO tho republican
party and casts his lot with the populists.
senator Jones has written n letter 10 his
constituency, which will be published
in Nevada Tomorrow. aud will be the
Drst iniimAtion TO the people OF th0t
stats that he has dofed the political
garment which ho has worn with such dis-
tnetion for so many ysers, and will don she
garb OF the third party"
senator Jones left Washington to-day for
New York. Hls bolt makes tho Nevada
congressional delegation solidly po9ulistio.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-05
TO-DAY's SESSIONS.


An Interesting Programme for To- Day as
tho ConRreg ationsi Meeting.
The nrrt session OF the Congregational al
association was held yesterday afternoon
with q full representation OF the churches.
Tue annual sermon Was delivered last owe
mug by Rev. b. r. Jackson. II was full Of
thought and listened 10 with earnest at
tentioa.
This mornings session beginning al $50
will be given 10 the consideration OF San
day school work. One OF ths most inter-
esttnR feAtu % of the afte Moons
session will be ths ''womon's
missionary meeting" from 2;30 20 $3.50.
Among other addresses will be one By Rev.
Afr. shoemaker, Who has bsen in the city
Tor some days, while on his way 20 enter
ueon missionary vJfk 10 China. A special
invitation IL given all laliss intersstsl in
missionary work to attend this meeting.
The evening ssssion will be given TO a
"Symposium on tue Industrial Psoblsm"
consisting OF three pspsrs given By Rev.
Mesara. Clark, OF Miasoula, Watson. of Red
Lo ige, and Pope. OF Big Timber. II is
hoped large representation OF our citizens
will be present.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-05
A DISTING UISHED PARTY.

Assistant Attorney General uAury Is ID
the City.
Cen. Chsa H. Haury, hiS niees. Mias A.
II. DsshiOll aud W. II. Robinson, arrived
Monday from the national capital. Gen.
HAury is assistant Unitsd States attorney
general and represents tho government in
business before the court Of claims, Hs 10
In lhs vest investigating certain claims
TIA, have bssn allowed before ih0 SEQ etary
OF the interior aud Judgments thai have
been awarded claimants against ths In-
diana Gso. HAIRY will remain In Hslena
for few days hking evidence In sons
important cases
NJ. Robinson. who acts A. Gsn. Hauty's
assistant. will leave for Fort Benton to-day
10 procure evidence IN certain mattefa On
bis way back TO Holona he will stop al
Great Falls. whero he has basiness 30
tfAnnact
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-05
CASCADE REPUBLIoANs.
Mest. Resolve aud Put Up = rIosot-Tho
Nomlnscs

Meet, Resolve aud fut Up \ Eiohot-tho
NomlnseG
Special 10 The Independent.
GRnAr FALLs. sepL t.-The Cascade
county convention met to-day. The rese-
lu.ions declare that the advent Of tho dem
cratic party into power has been marked By
panics and strikes. want aud distress; favor
the free and unlimited coinage Of silver a,
the ratio Of sixteen 10 one; commend the
work dons by Congressman Hartman In
congress. aud commend his faithfulnsas
10 the iu,si sss OF tho state 10 the state
convention.
Thon the county ticket was put up with
these namss state senator. J.. II. Riosi
representatives w. X. 6lassooeh, J. Il.
Reynolds, J. u. Harris, Il. .. TAilan,i
county commissioners. Y. ID. Cooper. John
I. AthoI J. J. Ellisi sheriff. W. DwysIi
tIsssurtr, A. Il. DlotsrmanI olsIk and
recorder. Howard Crosby county attorney,
], W, FrosmAni auditor. W. II. BsAohlSy,
A,sossor, ". y. EllloNi surveyor. 4. r. A.
Howe.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-05
PERSONAL

jacob KArAtoisky won't 10 Chicago Tos-
torday.
4. J. Walsh left Suuday moFning for .
ten days yiat 70 Yellovs,ons park.
Co. G. a. BIajabau. the we'll known
BoEsmanite. is In tho oiiy on legal bust
ness,
Mrs.. Con kohfa. Miss Kohra aud MIRA =.
Al. BoaIdmap. OF Deer Loags are 40 Tue
Helena.
samuel Honey. proprietor Of The ksllaf
studio. rstnfnod yeatuTdAy from hhrysvillp.
whore he also hAs a atadio.
Louis ChAldseott, who hnB been confined
30 hia room for two weeks 10 moi improving
rapidly. IL will DO several daIs befo.s hs
will be out.