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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-24

President Cleveland has forfalted the
respect Of the Democratic Senators
by his declaration that they were
guilty OF "perhdy and dishonor." In
passing the tariff bill In Its present
shape. This was enough to arouse
the verlest "cuckoos" to express their
resentment. particularly as they had
been led to believe that their action
met with the appreciation of tho
President. Senators Jones, Villas.
Smith and Harris stated that they had
conferred with the President about
the disputed points, and he had as.
sured them that he would favor oil
most any compromise, to secure the
passage Of the bill. Mr.. Carlisle was
also consulted as the bill progressed
and from his assurances the Senators
had been led to accept the various
amendments made.
That all Of the Senators should re-
sent this attack Ia therefore not sur
prising. and If they should yield theli
points OF difference at the President
dictum at this time it would show
that they were mere puppets in his
hands, and like whipped spanisls we're
ready to do their masters bidding a
the crack OF his whip. The result mus
be that either German, Pierc. anC
Brice. or the President must ba,l
down or the Mckinley bill will no
be repealed. Cleveland may ye
exclalm, Help me. David. or sink.
is not that hate thee less but love
myself more"
Senator Germans speech on Monda
: was exceedingly bitter and denunclu
tory of tho Presidents letter, and II |
means anything 1t means that the tar
III bill Is dead as door nail. He hel
: that the house bill was destructive o
the country's industries and that tn
President had consented to the Sen
'ate's amendments, and hence wa
guilty of piece Of double dealing
That was lnexcusable.
II all the Senators who are rospon
lsible for tho Senate bill are really u:
mad az Mr.. German appears to be tn
tariff BILL will never pass, bat after al
> it may yet turn out that some sort Q
a truce may DO patched up. 1t mus
be confessed. however, that tn, bitter
: defiant tone OF Gormans spesc h Ind
cates the defeat of any tariff legi5la
tion, defeat TINT carries with it the
/, confession that the Democratic part,
whom given full posses sion OF both tn
executive and legislative branches o
. the government finds itself unequt
to the task of framing and passing
revenue bill constructed on the llne
laid down by Democratic convention
= from the days OF Andrew jackson vi
til the presen. time ".....
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-24

PHILADELPHIA, July 23-Flour weak; win
ter super, 81 l0G2.25; do, extrus, 81, ESQ., 40 No
2 winter family, s2.40d2 50; Pennsylvania rol
Ter straight, 81 6Olt2 IS; western winter clear
s.. 5OI2 Is. Wheat weak, lower with SIC
bid and 541dc. asked for July. Corn strong
higher, with 4sb6o, bid and 49c. asked for July
Oats tirmer, quiet, with 4gc bid and SOC
asked for July. Beef steady; family, 81; extra
mess, sSGs,50. Pork quiet. Lard quiet But
ter firm; western dairy. 100 lac; do, creamery
l31aGlsc. do. factory, 9t9a lic.; Elgins lsltc
New York dairy. l3Glsc. do. creamery, l5a
lSl3c.; Pennsylvania creamery prints, fancy
2Oc.; do choice Ice; do fair to good, l7Gtlsc.
prints jobbing at 2lG2ic Cheese steady; large
1et9e.; small fancy, 74G8l4c; part skins
2laN5lsc.; full skins, lItGl2e. Eggs firm New
York and Pennsylvania, l4dl4Isc.; western
fresh l2l l3lac.; cases SllJ
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-24

NEw YoRK, July 23.-Beeves active: native
steers, good TO prime, 81 .G5GI.s5; medium 10
fair, g. 3iGi IS; common, S35nG3sO Calves
active, FIRM poor TO prime veals. S4.50l6. 50
per 100 lbs; buttermilk calves good to prime,
s3d8i2 Sheep and lambs, fury active; good
lambs, Ac. higher others steady; poor to
good sheep, s3t4 rs per 100 lbs; lambs, very
common to choice, S350Gj25 Hogs higher;
inferior TO choice, s5.j016 per 100 lbs
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, July 23.-Cattlo firm on
best grades, aud 20c. higher; medium and
common grades unchanged; prime, 81. son
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-24

Did Cleveland put his foot in IL
when he wrote his letter to Wilson, de.
Inouncins the Senate tariff bill? is the
burning question OF the hour. lie at
any rate stirred up the Senator'S, and
some OF them are Kicking with great
v!Sor. 1t is certain that somebody
has biundered, and il he did not pu.
his foot in his mouth, he had much
better have done 80 than to have open,
ed /. so wide Hereafter he may ,remem
Der that silence Ia GOLDEN. -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-24

MuNSON'S Remedy No. 7 as a BLOOD
FURTHER has no eqaul. II cleanses the
Blood OF all impurities. and cures Fry
them. Dry and Scaly Eruptions, 10th
yoses Vascular Eruptions Pustulur
Erupttons, Itching flashes. Mentagra,
Eczema, bait Rheum. Herpes. Two sizes
20 and 30 cents. A complete list OF Mum
sons kemedles together with their inedi-
cal publication. THE Family Doctor"
will be given you free by applying to any,
OF our agents. Caution. buy by numbers
as well as name.
CAUTION: Beware of limitations. No
tice the name OF Munson Is spelled with
tho letter 5 See that our trademark Is
on every label None genuine with
out II. For sale III Wilmington by George
W. Quinn. 18th and Claymont SITS; J. J.
Gallagher Il Bro. 1909 and 1904 Mark ct
ST.; =. Q, Mckeever, Maryland Ave. and
Linden St; veasey's Pharmacy. sth and
Monroe; W. T. Smith. 4th and Harrison;
y Z. Taylor Il Co. 1913 L. 4th St Munson
y Targette, N. y. Cor. 18th aud Orange
St; Garrett s. Smith. Del. Ave and Du-
Point; John NJ. Harvey. 40T Delaware
avenue; Boaton Smith. Corner 7tb and
Pine streets.
Munson's Homeop athic Medi-
... ...- cine Co., ..-+..-
123O ARCH ST.. PHILA., PA
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-24
DROWNING ACCIDENTS.
Four Persons Lose Their Lives in
0tsego Lake.
MAN AND BOY DROWNED IN IDAHO
In tho otsego Lake Accident Father,
Mother and Son Were Drowned while
Rowing Book Agent Acknowledging
the Lake for Dead Bodies.

CoorERsTowN, n. Y, July ga quad.
ripple drowning occurred on Otsego lake
yesterday afternoon. The victims were
Mr. and Mrs. j. X. Edwards and son and
a book agent whose name is unknown.
The Edwards family recently came from
cambridge to live in house about four
miles up on the west side of the lake.
They started in rowboat with the object
of taking the agent across the lake to
Hyde Hill, eight miles up. Subsequently
the boat, with four persons clinging to it,
was seen about third Of a mile from the
shore, off Hatters point, five and hall
miles up the lake. Boats put out to the
rescue, but when they reached the scene
the four people had disappeared.
Two hats, the agents notebook and an
empty whisky bottle were found in the
boat 1t is surmised that the contents Of
the bottle were responsible for the acct
dent, rs at no time during the day had
the water been rough. The lake is being
dragged, but the bodies have not yet been
recovered. The lake at the place where
the accident occurred is from 100 to ISL
feet deep. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards leave
two married children and two others aged
IA and IL years.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-24

The members OF Company A hav,
been discharged and a movement I,
fn loot to organize usw company
pood N 4terial can he secured aud Ad
lutant-Seneral tafrett j. Hart and Col
George W. Marshall
Company L will spend four DAYS n
brandyuine Springs, commeaclni
August ]. 1''-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-24

SALruLo, Mex, July 24.-Advices have
reached here Of cloudburst in the mount
aims Of the Prieta district, southwest Of
this city. A number of houses of ranch
men and sheep herds were washed away
by the torrent of water that rushed dowr
the mountain rayines and fifteen deaths
of men by drowning have already been re
ported.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-24

HARRISON, Idaho, July "a. = Frank
Brammel, aged p, and Alfred Mott, aged
IS, of Pullman, WASH, were drowned in
st. Joe lake while swimming horses.
Frank WINS son of President Brammel.
of the Farmers and Traders bank and
Alfred was son of A. w. Mott, a mer-
chant.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-24

1t is stated that the street and
sewer Department sksd Z irl FIR " ~
an his followers not to 20 over Nes.
Third street as they would be Obliged
o do as they did Washington -Aesp
JI the grass.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-24

THE City OF Chester on her O'Clock
rip yesterday afternoon In turning
hto the ctesk struck the istLy. Thert
was no damage done and there was nc
cause for alarm.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-24

Joseph Pyle. OF this city. John L.
Thompson. OF Georgetown. David G.
Rose, Of Newark, and Aubrey Vande.
YER, of Clayton. will attend the an
nual session Of the Great Council Of /.
y. r. NJ, which meets on September
IL at Bingham pton, N. Y.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-24
eAlaial9hi. Passenger st'.aa,a!
Gordon Heights Park, Chester
and Philadelphia.
STEAMERS CITY OF chester, AND
BRANDYWINE,

Leave Wilmington. Fourth street
hart. at 80. and 1870 a. M. LILO, 4.i5
6 45 p. in Saturdays and SUNDAYS only
Whining ton ut 9I5 u. IN. Iteturnin',
leave Cor don Heights at 1918 p, m.
Leave philadelphia, Chestnut street
wharf, at H.30. l0.15 a. IN, l.3O, 400, G.45 D.
IN. rs
Last boat for Wilmington leaves Cor.
don Heights at 10 ID p. nj. Saturdays and
Sundays only. Other days $40 p N.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-24
CHEHIFF'S SALE-By virtue of a wri
- OF Levarl Faclas. to me direct
ed. will be exposed to public sale. at tn,
Court House on Market street between
Tenth aud Eleventh streets. In the city O
Wilmington. New Castle county, Del,
ON FRIDAY.
THEGTH DAY OF JULY. 1874
At 2o'cloclk d. m

Tho following describe real estate, viz,
All that certain lot or parcel of land
with two-stOry brick dwelling thereon
erected, situate la the city OF Whining
ton, bounded and described rs follows
to wit: beginning at a point on the
lnortherly slde OF Maple street, bstwe Gu
| Van Buren, and Harrison 81 reefs. at thu
distance OF ~ tuet westerly FROM I Q
westerly side Of Van Bnren street thrncc
lnortherly parallel with Van Burel street
IIa ieet to stake; thence westerly parall
oil with Maple St Il feet to anot her corner
stake thence southerly parallel with Q
FIRST described line and Van Buren, street.
and passing through the brick division
wall between the house on this lot aud
the house on the adjoining lot on
the west a. feet to the aforese Id
norlhetly side OF Maple street, and thence
Thereby enstUrly IS toet to tho place of
beginning. be the contents thereof what
they may.
seized ana taken III execution US tie
property of Elijah Green. surviving mort.
Igagor. Il. Green, administrator OF Alice
Green, deceased. tnurtgagor and |. l.. and
elijah Green, guardian OF George Green,
Ada May Green, Annie Green, Edna
Green. only heiTs-at-law of Alice Green,
deceased, and to be sold by
PIERCE GOULD, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Wilmington. bel, July
10. 1884. JIG
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-24
ON FRIDAY.
THE ETH DAY OF JULY. 1891,
Atn s',I,,n,r .

The following described real estate, viz
| All that certain piece or parcel of lant
situate in the city OF Wilmington. noun
ided ana described rs follows, to wit: he
street at the distance of q feet inehe,
from the southerly side of Second street
thence westerly and parallel with Second
street IS feet; thence southorly and par
iallel with Lincoln street 70 feet; thenct
leasterly and parallel with Second street
I15 feet to the said westerly eide of Lin.
coin street. and thence casterly, .norther.
ily 70 feet to the place of beginning, be the
contents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the
properly OF Samuel G. Vanderbilt and
Annie X II. SandoRrlft, his wife. and tt
be sold by
PIERCE GOULD. Sheriff.
sheriiifs Office. Wilmington. Del, Jul,
10. 1884. ilo
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-24

Fish Market.
\ Powell has on his stalls In the Third
street market mackerel. co,iflsh. trout
flounders. sea bass, blue fish and Other
excellent Varieties of prime quality
and In the best condition.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-24

CHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue OF a writ
- of Leyari Facias. TO me directed. viii
be exposed TO public sale, ut the Court
House, on Market street between Tenth
and Eleventh streets. In the city OF WI
imington. New Castle county. State of
Delaware,
The Helena independent., 1894-09-25
JoTTINes ABOUT TOWN.

Chas. J. Mehon aud Others have located
ths Capital quartz lode in the Bloc Cloud
district.
Marriage licenses we're isaued yestetday
40 Robt. Johannes aud Ella keya aud +.
W. Wisner and Mis-. Annie Powell, all OF
Helena.
Tho Masonic reception at the Broad
water last night was verI enjoyable nffair.
II Was largely attended, there being quite q
number OF out-of-town guests pfeasnI
Masonieslly itWAs the social event OF the
year.
Members OF the democratic comfy cen
trail eommittse and party candidates Aie
requested 60 meet al rooms 70 aud ~
Bailey block, to-day al II o'clock a. N.
by order dsmoofa,ia county central com :
mittse
The Big Horn Southern Rsllvsy COM
pAny, OF which q. W, Holdridea 10 presi-
dent and j. a. Taylor. secretary, has In
creased i,s capital stock from $500 900 10
$4,000, 900. This road is better known NJ
ihs Darlington extension. which is now
practically completed from Sheridan. WIo..
10 Billinga
John sehnSidss has commencsd action IN
the district court against John Stelnbten-
nsr for S20s and costa of snit being the
amount OF Judgment awarded \. HalwoTth
a. Co. and ssainst Mr. stsinbrenner. in the
superior court OF Cleveland, Ohio. kept. ID
1874. Mr.. eohnsidOr 10 the surviving mem
ber Of that Arm and has rssurreoted the old
case.
Articles OF incorporation OF the Pike
ID. sdeing aud AmAleamatine company
were died with the secretary of state yester-
day. The incof fporators are Chhs. A. Porter
and Col. o, G. Bosbyshell, Of Philsdsl-
phia, and wm. L. MeConley. L. Abbott
Todd, and J. s. SAndsrson. of Springfield.
Mass. The company will conduct gen
srsl mining and smelling business In Mon.
tsna. with headquarters at Helona. A
branch Office will be opened In Pbilndel-
phia. The company 10 capitalized NJ
81, 600, 600.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-25
THE STATE CONVENTION.
II viii Meet To-day TO Name Con-
gresham and Supreme Court
Jusiica
Frank Corbett Ia Klkely to Be
the Nominee for
Congress.
Several Very Good Names Are MsstioDed
for the Other Place on the state
Ticket

The dsmsoratis state convention msets In
the Auditorium al noon to-day. The dele
gates we're arriving all daJ yesterday and
/, Is sxpsstSi that when ihe convention 10
raped 10 order by Chairman Kenyon. Of
ths state central committee, every county
in the state will bs represented. The CON
ysntion will be composed OF 2a7 delegates,
apportionOd az followsi Beaysrhead county,
s; CAhcAds, 10; ChotSsu. 7, Caster 81 Daw-
son. 3, Deer Lodge. IS; FsEsus. .; FlAthsAd,
10; Granite. 10, Gsllaiin, III; Jefferson. lSi
Lsvia and ClsrEs %; MsdiaOu, lii
Msaeher. IS; Mias0uls. 81; Park, l7i Raw
all. .; Silver Bow. l6; Teton. 3; Valley. 2;
Yellowstone. 8
The business Of the convention will be
ths nomination OF q candidate for congress
and candidate for associate justice Of ihs
supreme court For congress the nanS of
Frank Corbsst OF Butte has been sug-
gestsd. ItiB understood that Mr.. Cofbsit
has decided that II ths convention thinks
proper 10 nominate him he will mako the
race. Walter Cooper. of BoEsman, 10 also
spoken OF. For supreme court Justies Judge
IL. n 14uCt, % poLcuhus ~ hlVhHu W WIZ
prOminsntly. The names of Judge Frank
X. Armstrong. OF BoEsmani Judge George
II. Milburn, Of the Seventh district, and
Hon. W. NJ. Bickford, Of Missoula, are
also mentioned.
An effort will be made 10 have the con.
veniion endorse the nomination OF Robert
h. Smith, the popalist nominss. As many
of the oountiss including Cascade and
Lewis and Clarke. have Instructed for
straight nominations. 10 10 believed The con-
yen,ion will put . straight democratic
ticket In ths field.
Tho delegations from Cascade. Chotssu.
VALLEY. Tstos, flathssd. Madison. Ravslli.
hsacher and Fergus eounties. and some OF
the delegates from Silver Bow. Gallatin,
Park, Bssysrhssd and other counties are
In tho city. Others will be on hand to-day.
Thonrh the call is for noon, yet the CON
vention will hardly Ret together before one
o'clock. as some Of the delegates are ex-
psotsd 10 arrive on the train shortly after
IL o'clock.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-25

"Exoursion Tickets to California;"
Take .he short and BY twenty -four boufs
the quickes. route to California. EieRsn,
Pullman palace and tourist slespers.
The dining car route. The Union Pacific
has plscsd on sale daily tickets from Hell
sna 20 California points. limited TO sixty
days going. with privilege OF returning nny
Tins within six months, good for stop over,
a. following rates:
To San Francisco. going via Ogden. and
returning Same route f7b.
To San Francisco. going via Ogden. and
returning via Portland. and vice versa, 800
To San Ffanoisco, going via Portland
and returning snms route, f75.
To Los Angeles. going via Ogden and
Sacramento. and retaining via Tan Fran
cisco and Ogden. OF vice versa $50.
To Los Angeles, going via Ogden and
San Francisco. rssurning via San Francisco
and Ogden, S99.
To Los Angeles, going via Portland and
returning via Sacramento or vice versa.
S99.b0.
through sleeping cnr reese vations and
ltheF information eau be had by calling
on or addressing 81 North Main street,
Helena. III. o. WILsOI,
Fpieh. and Passenger Agent.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-25
<e>e%s<ss<e%o<ss

We can sell you a good suit oI
Cashmere, in neat mixed pattern,
latest cut, splendidly made, for
So. Nobody can sell you a good
suit any cheaper-and no one in
Helena will sell you one as cheap.
Other attractive lines are $Io
and $I2. They're a little better
than the So suits, of course-or
they wouldn't cost more.
We can fit the largest or the
stoutest man as well as the man
of average build. SIS buys a
Suit for such a man that is worth
many dollars more.
We had a big lot of Mems
Hats last season that we sold at
ST. each-but we didn't have
enough. We've got more of the
same grade now-but newest
shapes-same price.
We show the ever popular
Knox Hat in all the late and
standard shapes of stiff, Fedora
and crush. A specially is very
fine Fedora hat in nut brown or
black at 81.
Had a window full and a good
many shelves full of that Jersey
Ribbed Underwear, Not much
left now-better get some. 81. so
a suit.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-25
>s%sNOAss.s%s<e~

Tonight Jack Evarhardt and
Stanton Abbott, the English
champion, meet in New Orleans.
Everhardt has met some good
men in the ring. To-night's mill
will be at 1873 pounds, the light
weight limit. This is the middle
event of the New Orleans
Olympic Clubs tournament,
which will end tomorrow with
The Fitzsimmons-Creedon fight.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-25

For tho above excursions tho GrSat
Northern railway will sell iieks,s from 81
Paul, Minneapolis aud eastern terminals tn
Helena and all points eNsi Of KAlispsll and
return o. q rate Of one lowest frai-tlaal
faro Plus f2 for ths round ,rlp.
Iiekeu on aale Sept IL. 20 snd Oct. 8;
final tsturn limit twenty days from date OF
sails. Stop over privileges allowed on the
going trio. c. w. PfTrs.
&. u. DUrroy. City Iiekst Agent
(,1uefal Ageul
The Helena independent., 1894-09-25

In these times people want a
great deal for their money. They
require good things at little cx-
pense. That's just how The
Stanley Combination came to
be created. 1t is an out
fit consisting of double
breasted Coat, two pairs OF Pants
and the latest style Stanley Cap
Of same material to match. Also
extra Buttons with each outfit.
The goods are of stylish fabric,
OF a most excellent quality espc-
cially adapted for service, and we
can sell you the whole combina-
ton as chcaply as you can buy
the bare suit from other dealers.
Take a look at this Stanley COM
bination and you will be surprised.
Prices are $3.50 and upward.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-25

Commencing Saturday. May IL, 1885,. The
Montana Central railway will rssums The
sale OF excursion ticksts from Helena "a
AlhaInbra, WicksH. Bonlder aud Basin and
return 80 one fare for tho round trip.
licksts on sale Saturdays aud saudaya,
good 10 Ic,usn up 70 aud including the fol.
loving Monday
O. W. PTm, City Ticket Agent.
Q. j.. DuTIoS. GonsTtl Agent.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-25

There will bs q grand rally and mass
mee.ng of the oitEons of Helena q. the
auditorium on Wednesday evening. Sept.
26, at 1880 o'clock. TO discuss the capital
auestioH. Hon. Z. d. Weed. Hon. W. +.
Sanders, Hon. Martin Maginnls. Hon. 4 /.
II. Carter, Hon. J. x. Ioole, Hon. 7. q.
Power and other eloquent speakers will
address the meeting.
BY order Of the executive tomm ittee.
J. +. MuoLMAN, Chairman,
The Helena independent., 1894-09-25
Now dros, good. jus, oD,nOa at The Bee Hive
A DeligntFut TrIp.

Via Salt Lake and DsnVsr to Chicago and
the east. A dip in the great salt lake or q
fevs days visi, at Manitou spTiuRa sit.
uased at the foot o. Pixies PeAh, cannot bs
equRlsd on this continent
Pullman dining car routs. For rateA
etc, call at the Union Pacific Office No. 3j
North Man street. Helena.
Ii. D. WILSON.
Passenger Agent
The Helena independent., 1894-09-25
Arrival, a, tho GRAND Central

Julian Burd. Cho- r NJ Steele. Choto.z
tsau klackeF kaders-
w BrAmbla. Fast burg
Helena d ) Gardiner. Los An
1hos Fitzpatrick, Los Angeles
Anse ss Chas Watson. MArJs-
john Duffy. tIlve- VILE
" Herbert. Bismarck Mrs Herbert, Dism srck
q Y Pool, tAdershnre Amos Potter Marys-
I'D v O'hOnrko. bIllings vile
4 " Hampton, ~ bIlo W MallshAa. Living
Sulphur springs stOn
Mrs hAilahan, Living lhil Constans, Union
atom yi4lO
Dan aeIntOsh. union- "a rown, M,lgo,o
vile len Mahle houldOr
I'd Ryan. Boulder AfA6sr da Fsur, Now
u ! hensser Newark. ark,
M FRED Diekort Salt Lake
Nj j. Murphy BRrys- II slavn. East Hell
villa ena
II s Moroland. Crest " Johnston. Omaha
FAils h Nost. kali-pell
"a CARSON Nreat j Fitzgerald. Great
joe sullivan, Fort D y turner GrOAt Fall.
J { Euniy. 6roat Fals Falls '' '"'
? D uSllashOr, ur0at 4 sullivan, Marys-
George Conrsd, harJs- joan G lo.s lIoulder
VILE W Norton, ast Hell
James Lindoll. Fast eaA
He!euN ~ liolss,. SPOKANE
W 4 Hutchinton. last = l,amsey. East Hel-
Ilssna enA
Thos Wren. spokane EoO;sr Williams, putto
VIM AillVr Mhrysyille JAS hTeely, uIeAt , All-
Miss lfono LellioI, ais kmmA 10y. Ella
Flkhorn born
| MFa 4 hoilley. ilthoru Henry @ Riokerts,
bsni PIzer, Philips. BOULDER
A q 6ormlcy. White sond '
Sulphur Spr ,nga II Mslonoy, Whito
| A mitchell, haihArt Sulphur springa
George NJ Lcardsisy. J O'Marr White Sui
| Miles ity phur Springs
! W IA SuthorllR. White J g Upton. white Full
| tuphnr springs phur spHnRs
| Mra T. Hair. MArtEvilo Ms j Davis Maria
| ] ttuart Townsend Vile
Mrs 81 Hsnnsry. nl- Herman lsrg. Town
| lnga snnd
/ 1hOa Cullou, mgiro M n Parker, Boulder
/ hts " hhhurin, Jas AAatOn, MArys-
! Maryugilia villo
| Nm Murray Mary Mrs Murray, Mare
/ vtllo vile
j y FHulds, Stevens " I. Albright. IhiIips-
| WHO burg
The Helena independent., 1894-09-25

Send your orders for oil tho latest sheet
music 10 The tleleua MuSle House. foot OF
Broadway. II in tho city call. They havo
exclusive handling OF NcMastet's nsw
method Tor Roitar.
A. /. RErym. Manager
The Helena independent., 1894-09-25

For entertainments or funo nails can bs ~
ranged for ou reasonable terms BY applJ-
ing a. the Office Of tho holsnA Rapid Transit
railroad, l.. d l.. bulldiag. tirth avenue.
Advertising spaces Ia street. cara foe rent,
The Helena independent., 1894-09-25

In ususaoutinental journey nothing can
keep ont ol the ears lh0 volcanic Gsh Ot alkAll
dust raisoi ~ tho whiil ~ tho pAsslhx train.
but the breat northern is entirely frea from
this hnnOyanoq! Il ruus through no aanl dssBrts
aud il rotdbnd Ia rock bsllastsd