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PROPOSALS. FOR WORK HORSES AND
BUILDING MATERIALS


JOCKO, Missoula O.. Mont, March I. ls3L
teAled proposals.. endorsed Proposals for
Work uorses, " or building Materials. a. the
case may be. and addressed to the undsrsi gned 81
Jocko. Missoula county. Mont, will b. received
at this agency until o'clock D m. Of
onday March -. 1884. for furnishing and de-
liverinR at this agency a variety Of building ma
terlAls. consisting % doors, Windows, hardware.
etc. IL full list and description Of which may h
obtAined b. application TO the undersignedl and
twenty tzOl work horsoe. 10 conform with the fol-
lowing specification, Wis
SPECIFICATIONS.
Horses 10 be either gedings or mares. young
mot over cir yearsl, sound in every way.
Thoroughly broken TO harness aud true. and %
weigh .U0U pounds each or over.
All animals offered Tor delivery under q con
tract will be subject to a rigid inspection.
Bids for building materials must show thu
proposed price % each article offered for de
livery under contract.
The right 10 re, ervsd 10 reject any or all bids.
any part Of any bid, IL deemed Tor the beet
interests Of the service
CERTIFIED CHECKa
Zach bid must 10 accompanied By = certified
check OF draft upon some United states deposit
tory OF solvent National bank in the viciniiy Of
the residence - the bidder, male parable TO the
order o. ihe commissioner % lndisn Hffairr for
a. least five per cent % the amo1nt Of the pro 81
posal. which check or draft will BE- forfeited
TO the nited ~tates IN any bidder or IA lders
receiving an award shall fail 20 promptly ere
cute a contract With good and sufficient sure
ties, otherwise b b. returned 20 tho bidder.
Bids accompanied by cash In lieu Of q certified
check viii not be considered
for any furiher Information apply 20
Jabtih D. CARTEL.
u. y. tndtan hgant
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$3.50

A nest dwelling on Madison avenue, G
rooms pantry. closets. celia. city water
In Kitchen, good bars large enough For q
horses, me level iot Ia exoellent neighbor-
hood. $3.50 payable down, balance on
lime a per cent
AZ per front foot for a hne LOT having 20
ftet frontags on sparta street and 40 feet
deep; city water ON loti particularly good
location for any one wishing 60 keep COWS
or poultry; $50 down. $40 per month.
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health. the liver controls the blood, the q Dis
covory controls the liver.
Nou can escnre just about hali the Ills that
An Il heir t6 hr being ready for them
prs,e tho system up with this medicine,
which prrrsnfs as wei as cures. For an dis
c,sss CAUSED bY n ,ssoriertd liver or impure
blood- dvspepsta, hiliousnes, the most stub
born skin. scalp and scrofulous affections,
tbe " Discovery il the only remedy ~ Ger
tain ami effective that II can be Guaranteed
IN IL doesn't benefit or cure, you havs you r
money back.
You paw only for the good you get.
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A woman advanced iu nfe without a
home and without occupation is picture
without n frame & home OF her very own
Is what every woman Graves whose i'm
pulse, have NOT been vitiated hy "a false
motive iu life. Despite The multiplication
Of boarding houses and The nlluremrut- ~
private apartments in well conducted Hats.
love II home Is a. Inherent boa womnn's
nature as the instinct Of nest building in
bird nature. il is an the better 10 there Is
a congruial husband to share Do, but home
and happinc.. for "a woman are nsepara-
ble.-New York Advertiser.
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THE MARKETS
STICKS
SlA hH
WV YORK. March Z .-Bar silver. 20


NlAAhA
Nrw YORK. March lar silver. 90.
Copper QuiSt. lake. 90 TIA.
Icad-Firm; domestic. $50
Sugar was the feature at the opening. in the
fret fifteen minut' 5000 shares changing
hands. A drive was made and the stock was
gradually forced do 4 to s9A on sales Of great
magnitude which lent color TO the rumor that =
large pool was lquidating. In the general list
an advance OF = to ~ wss recorded. Distilling
was oppositeiy affected After breaking TO 2ih
tariff news carried it ~ to Az. Int heavy sales
forced IL down and the net gain was only y.
Grangers we're depressed and the general list
weak. Bonds strong.
Governments -firm.
Defrr1t - frru. - hfH
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NOTICE 10 CREDITOR STATE Ol
~ rarlss Il. buubsr. deCense.l.
Notice IL hereby gwen hY tho uudersi g ned, al
miuls.rafor 81 the estate OF tales a un
t.r dsceAsed 20 the crodi orr o. and
al Tefeons having q aims against the said
deeeasoi. 70 exhibit them Win me NECESSARY
F"rchefs y Than -four months after ile hrst pub
tteat.on OF notice 20 too said u tuistratJr a
u" uffce ~ % Iepner. lu tire Montfna ~
tams ie ng tue place far The iran.nction %
ihe business % salt estate 90 mo county u ew.s
anil clarke.
JOS. N. KESCK
admin .sira'or 20 The Fstsfo ~ Chsr.ss ~ Dun
fial. deceased
ated le.ena Nant1nA nhrnsrr f1. 1884,
Ilafs - frsf uui IIraII4s abrns-s D. Isqf
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losins

Money on call easy At I per cent. closed al
fer cent Pine mercantile paper, 3ft3is per
cent Sterling exchange nrm. with actual BUSH
ness in ban ers' bills 81 81. s-is dLssA for de
demand end Si.slUi.e1A fer sixty day bills.
CHICAGO LIVE STICK
CHICAGO. March s.-Cattls -Ueesipts. d. COl
head; market steady o strong. top steers, 81. q
80; otheF-, - zaa $50. ezau-, F.,l3n no
stocEefs. - u0B3.4
hogs- heo-ipts. 1900 head. market ttssdy.
rol-h heavy. &L23u4.b rough packers ard
mixed. Sii5ftA9j. prime heavy aud butchers
weights, q ejp $40. assort d light 81 ga1 5.Uu.
sheep Receipts. l0.0uu head. market active
ana 100 l5c higher. natives, ~. son 20. Texans
81. Gu; wee tern, S3.tUr&-5.
CHICAGO PRODUCE
mcAG1 March -.-Nhsat- Steady cash.
Sc May. t0isc.
crn- ia Tor. cash. 9jAc. NAY. $3.50.
ate "a. DIS. cash. 39iac. A. a.. Sic
Pork steauy nay. ellt0. July Sl1.6i.
Ltri-~teady. May g. "a. July. Shs7
hlts-sieady; Nag, s6.Ol. July. S6.u2ii.
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Independent Agents

THE HELENA INDEPENDENT 10
on sale by the following news
dealers in this city and state, and
in Idaho, Utah, Colorado, Wash
ington, California and Minnesota,
who will furnish single copies or
receive subscriptions for the daily
or weekly:
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p" r."
the appetite, Inn
proves digestion. AMI
restores health AMI
vigur all the orqnna
Of the body are rousel
o. healthy action hv
nr ficrcea Goltlen
Melicai Discovery.
More than all, the
liver and that's tho
key b. the whola svs-
tom You have pure
blood or poisonous
blood, just a. your
liver chooses. The
blood controls tho
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DlrSl lUriOS NOTICE. sUFssFR
llcntl- have THE DAY dissolved psrtnerahiI
? l nut.fnndiug accounts Nlll b. ua.d III, Hudolpl
uf.aar ana 90 parties owing ft. rf,v. fru
- na5 tle came 10 hudalph 1ue.-sr
iUI uliu Z TssEN.
Heleus. March 10. I.3L
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Al Freehold, Nj. a negro was once exec
cutcd 200 O. manner tast would have made
the torturr- of fhr middle ages blush with
envy Au n.d document boo the clerks Of
lice zoo ihHt place feIi- fle fale. Therefore
the cpur. duth judge that thou. tue said
C"-ar, shall return to the place from
whence thou earnest. and from thence 10
The place ~ execution. where thy rRhf
hand shall. be clrf of and burned before thv
eyes. Then thou shalt Doe hanged by the
mech tili thou art dead. dead. dead Then
thy body shall b. cut down ana burned q.
ashe- IN a fire kiudle,I fortuat purpose. and
may the Lord base uIe-c} VI thy soul"
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HgfFvk. Mont. Feb Z 1884,
on .sini having beon entered Il this ofios
=, t.e' = " isAi against Prank a. Hutchin-
~ aA's haI a l7sz MON the ~ = ssetion
z, ~ ll O.. fanzH = v. iu Lewis and iarke
. 80, -e--An I, Fita view 20 the caucsllAtisn
.i Haid enir1, The said raftss frs boraby surn.
-Lei r. a2tear a. this office 90 the 18th day %
49,. i-tt q ~ O'Clock n m 90 r..pnud and
p -lutt. .eatimohy concerning fsii a fevsd ahan-
-"I'n'hI 1ED. n. BOZ nOt ~.
araiWar.
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aAAA"s AAlHflfA ANNAiHAatA Afl|s
and say to him that the jewels were there,
and il they were taken he would be respon-
sble, for nobody could get Them but Him.
BY trusting the natives i'm this way we new
er lost anything and were Away ssfe. %
The trip Arough Persia was made at
night, 10 being too hot 20 travel in day
time. Mrs. Bailantine crossed the lofty
Himalayas to Cashmere. having TO ride the
tough mountain horses. which jumped over
rocks in the pathway as large as a table.
On one occasion she and her horse fell from
a precipce. but by some ms steri0us chance
they were caught on % ledge 100 feet down.
Had they not thus landed they would have
crashed into ana abyss 600 feet deep.
In Cashmere they cook I'm queer way.
Mr.. Ballautine, being pretty well mp IN his
investigations of native cookery. advised
his wife not 20 look into Do or make any De-
searches. She did not do so for two year,
but finally her curiosity got the better If
her, and she visited Che native cookhouse
where their dinner was being prepared.
What was her surprise Co. fud the cook
taasting bread with his tor- before the
blazing Goals This was afttrwam found
20 Dee the regular method of the Cashmere
cooks. Sine also GOT some insight into the
way of making curry which astoui-hrd her
AMI Tor "a long time aiterward she dared not
eat curry. lu short, She found that the
feet were used a- often a- the hands
Alr- BalIauiiue found 81 necessary dur
ing bier travels in these remote lands 10
study and practice medicine until now she
Is "a pretty good doctor The stungest
doctors She found were iu Thibet. They
ar, she Says. what THE theosophist. regard
~ very wonderful yet their knowledge Of
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"A ANTKD AGENTS TO TAKE ORDERS
w b. sample. We viii pay expense and sal
nry ~ allow big commission. eAmpiea easily
cairied. sent on application. Address Lock
lnz 49, New York city.
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Picture Of Health.

an life and fun ~ mischief thanks ~ Hoods
sasapanila- am minister IN the Method, g
Protestant church. am here 90 back what
say and I am in no way interested 10 any pruft
Ia the matter, except il AFFORD mo much pleas
uro 20 recommend Hoods ssrsapariua 90 ali as
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I.OR SALE HERBERT -. REED & co.
/ ground floor M0nfana bank bull ling have
houses aud lots for trade or sale 30 Der cent OF
value.
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Our Darling Child

in the grave. ON Aug Z. is?i, another boy was
born unto ms. AT She age Of two months hs be-
came AFFLICTED with the same disease. believed
tho boys trouble was constitutional. and not
common sore mouth. procured a bottle ~
Hood harsaparilla and commenced 70 give 10
regularly o. both mother aud baby and occa-
siouly washed his mouth with a syrup Of buck
brush root Improvement began al once Wa
have succeed Boa Graduating the scrohilous blood
from the system aud to-day We are blessed with
NICE fat baby boy, eighteen months old. lie
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e. SO AND go. GENUINE CONFEDER-
Us ate bills ONLY i've cents each $50 and 500
bills 30 cents each. 2bc and Soc shinplasters 40
eeats each y and = bills Is Genie sach. sent
securely scaled on receipt Of price Address
Chas. u. Iarker, 80 .. orsyth rost. Atlanta
"a
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RESTAURANTS.

BRANDON CAFE
~ MiesEs IuoRrE a ERIKsoN, proprietresasa.
Corner Warren and sixth Avenue.
The beet Regular Meal House in tho city
Homsliks cooking Centrally located Terms
reasonable
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Hoods siss''iiD Cures

safe, sure remedy. Even my wife HifeF
taking Hoods became healthy and ncshy and
has the bloom ~ girlhood again. We have used
only three bottles. but keepiti u tie house q"
RFv. =. VI. PATE, Brookliue Station, Missouri
NB. Pc sure 70 get Hoods and only Hood =
Hoods Pills cure Constipation hy rr.iar-
ing the peristaltc action Of the aumentary cai.aL
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CALIFORNIA.
q. c W1buF Talsoe Hotsl San Franolsoo
MINNESOTA.
wilbur Tshbils 100. o.. her chants HotaI. 81 Paul
willard 3. DsnAis.... 10. Hotsl Ryan. 81 Paa
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TOn sAIK-REAL ESTATE.

EOK sALE AN ELElANr MODRitN HOMF
L on Lawrence street large house. worth
sl0.OOO. price nov 5000; your own terms Her.
hsrt esd & o., ground floor Montana Ma
tionAl hank building.
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MATHESON d GO

ALIAS SUMMONS - IN TIN DISTRICT
n court % the First Judicial district OF the
state Of Montana In and for the county OF Lewis
o. h 6syiord plaintiff. " ". n. Baker
frank LAngford. EllA n. hAker, 1eotfiA Lana
ford. ". r.. cullen and A l.. smith. defcndAnis.
The state Of Montana sends greeting TO ths
above named defendants
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you ~ the above named PLATA.
an IN the distrilt crart % the First judicial
district Of the state OF Montana In and Tor the
county Of Lewis and Clarke and 20 answer the
complaint hled the Elm. within ten days texclu-
Of the day Of servios after the service on
OF this summon1 served w,thin this oYunty
tricL within twenty days, 9th rvtse within forty
dAyr or Judgment BY default will 10 taken
against You aooordisg 70 the prayer of said com
The sAld action il brought TO forsoloss not.
gaze oE lot 10 and 10 feet of lot = block {.
Lewis and clarke state " Moniana. given b.
defendants ". n. iaker. frank langfnrd, Ells
n. Baker and Georgia Lansford. 70 plaintiff,
Of defendants ". n baker aud Frank lang
ford. for the snm q 81 300 due July ao 1894 ven
By said last named defsndan 70 plsintih. and
interest thereon frem July % 1894 AZ per cent
per annum; also promissory note Tor to0. dated
July d lss5 due Jal{ z@ lsss SVEN i've, By ,sm NJ
l-ys. At eight Der cent per Annumi and Sle 81
paid BY plaintid nov. u. isgl being county
b. plaintiff Dec u, isss. being city tsSo, due on
"a promises. and interest on sad last named
sums from date Of payment At eight per cent
per annum. and ti25 attorneys fees and costs Of
suit. and for Judgment against defendants
frank Langford aud W n. aker for any do
fciency: and to bar aud foreolose the equity Of
redemption OF all defendants in said premises
in which they claim some interest and for fur
Their details Of FAid action, reference Is made 10
the complaint hied herein.
And you are hereby notified, that N you fail TO
appear and answer the said compliant. above
required ths said plaintiff will apply to the
court for the relief demanded in his complaint
herein.
Given under my hand aud tho seal Of the Dis
trict Court Of the First Judicial District
Of the stats OF Montana in aud
~ for the county Of Lewis and
{ Seal first } tlArka this Sth day of Eeb-
: Jud Diet. ruary in the year Of our Lord
Court. one thousand eight hundred
- and ninel y-four.
JOHN BFAN. Clerk.
By G. o. RRuEMAN Deputy Clerk.
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liIsCE LLANEoIrS

IsOk sALE-A So HOLAHSHIp IN ENGLE-
1 horn's business College. Apply ~ this
Office.
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&C ]. Hood & Co. Lowell Mass
"hrntrneu Wishing - tell what Hoods sar-
sapariia has lone Tor ~ viii say that years
ago we had "a beautiful boy born 20 u.s. Whea
about sN months ODD be- took a sore mouth.
Everything that was known as usual remedies
DO such cases was used. had two doctors but
al to no benefit Al tho age Of n months 10
breathed bis last Thus we laid
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WANTED 10 KENT.

IA ANTED 10 RENT A HOUSE FOR TAX
" ing care Of house and grounds. Inquire al
o. kurtn Rodney street. stone building.
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|. OR HkNI-HE BART B tKkD & co,
j ground floor NOntHna bank building. have
The largest list Of houses anu stores Ia the city.
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by G. o, PRHrMAN, Deputy Clerk
Edward {. RusssL. AtterneT for plaintiff.
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MAeQUERADE SUIIs TO RENT; ALL
II kinds; low rates. hrs. NJ. Nerth. l01
igoAdWay.
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WANTED FIVE FURNISHED HOUSES
w II. q. Iced Co.. Montana Bank build.
ing
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~ @. q. FREEMAN Deputy clerk
Mcdonnell, Clayberg & Gum. attorneys for
plaintiff.
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I-OR REN Two FURNISHED ROOMS
L with folding bed furnished complete FOR
housekeeping. call "a sixth avenue.
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IN THE oLDFA HloNEp WA,
President Cisvsianl and Family spsa'
Their Chrtstmaa.


President CisvsiAnl aud Faniiy Spent
Their Christmas.
WASHINGTON, Dec. S.-Tho president
and members OF tho cabinet celebrated
Christmas in the oldfashioned way, MAX.
ing II essentially q family affair. At the
whito house Chrisimas tree was set In
tho library. the first tho Cleveland chill.
drcn havo called their own. Mrs. Cleve.
land herself added tho finishing touches
to tho tree, which, while not Of great pro-
portions, was beautifully trimmed and
decorated with parti.colored electric
lamps in place Of tho oldtimo wax can
dies. Until noon express wagons and
messengers camo laden to the white
house. As usual, tho president remem-
bsred oil tho employees Of the house.
Every one got fat turkey. and to his
personal servants tho president gave sub
stantial gifts Of money.
Mrs. Cleveland also had o prctty little
present for each Of tho employees. She
herself received many Christmas presents,
the pres,dent's tokens being very beauti-
full Tho only guest at the whito house
was Mrs. Clevcland's mother, Mrs. Per.
rinc. and tho dinner was strictly limited
to tho family. Preceding 1t. however.
there Was o pretty littlo luncheon set out
for the children Of the cabinet, who came
to the white house to SEQ tho Christmas
tree.
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THE CURRENCY BILL,
Dsmeerats Seem lsoiissd - Take 10 D
the Hest lhiag IN s,sht.

Dsmeersss Seem lseiiasd - Take u -
tho Hest ihias In s,sht
WARRINGTON, Dec. 8.-Whils the cur.
rency bill 10 far from satisfactory to many
democratic members who will support It.
they will. they say, vote for II because Il
will improve In their opinion, the present
situation. Judge Culbsrsou put u In this
way;
I'VE sro like q tramp" sAid be, "who
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tion free accommodation and free enter
tainmsnt"
Prof. A. c. Newell Of Butte was then In.
troduesd and responded in . happy vein.
pgNNovEs's PRAYER.
Ne Urges the President 10 Stand By the
People.

he Urges the President 10 Stand By the
People.
PORTLAND, Ore, Dec. 8.-Governor
Pennoysr rsmsmbsrsd President Cleve.
land to-day By sending him the following
letter:
''Christmas has again visited our
stricken land, with its prostratsd indus
tries and its idle thrones. willing but una.
bic to work. and unwillingly forced to beg
or suffer. Your panacoa-a change IN the
Sherman Law and the tariR-has boon I'd.
ministered. but there 10 no change In tho
sad condition of this unfortunate country.
After two years Of ruinous delay and mis-.
management you have. thank heaven, at
last discovered the real trouble, although
you have not proposed the proper remedy.
Az you nov eoncsde, the country nssds
moro money. but II does not want tho
worthless stuff you prOffer. II needs gold
and silver money with which to pay debts |;
II does not want bank rags with which 1t
cannot pay debts.
"Six,y years ago the democratic party
had . president who densd the banks In
the interest Of the people. Has IL now
president who dsass the people In the
interest Of tho banker Do you aspire to
furnish an example Of treason to tho
cause entrusted to your care which will
no without any parsllel. except one,
In all tho annals OF American history?
"Your party In both houses favors the
restoration Of silver a. standard money; !;
tho people who are actually suffering from
the existing prostration Of business favor
II, and will you not stand with them In
over,urning the monstrous policy Of tho
British snonsysd oliearchy which 10 fast
degrading our fair country to the condi-
ton Of . subjugated province aud our
hitherto free people to tho condition Of
financial serfdom? Always remembering
the unemployed multitudes all over the
broad land, pray that God may give you
light and strength TO do right"
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MORE SMOKE Than fire
1ounl Rainier Is Hot In Eruption at
Present
IT'S EASY TO SEE THAT NOW
The Seattle Party Had q Real Hard
Time OF II and Not Ripe straw.
berry Has Been Encountsrsd
On the Whole TrIp.

SEATTLE. WASH, Dec. 3.-The follow.
Ing message came to Puyallup to-day by
homing pigeon sent by tho Mount Rainisr
party:
CAMP MOUNTAIN VIEW. Dec. &C.
While crossing tho Winthrop glacier yester.
day Major lngraham male critical examlna-
ion OF tho Blame & acier. by waich the way Of
ascent 10 the summit was to have been made.
and found the leo and snow so broken up that
IN attempt TO ci.mD up would have proved dis
astrous. Consequently tho summit was not at
tempted.
Tho expedition has been an entire sue.
cess. Il has demonstrated that while the
mountain has been both smoking and
steaming. the change il due principally
to the tremendous avalanches and not to
On eruption.
The new peak observed from Seattle 10
on the Columbia's crest and was formed
by spiral winds carrying tho snow and
whipping II into tho cone.shaped peak
described. Tho party will be homo Fri.
day.
SEATTLE. Dec. %, st. Elmos Pass, alti.
tude 500 feet. II noon. Chr stmas day.
The expedition has demonstrated beyond
oil doubt that Mount Rainier has bssn
smoking. Yesterday afternoon, while
crossing tho vast snow field dividing
EIysian tlsld and Winthrop glacier. Major
Ingraham suddenly shouted ''sse the
smoke" The top OF the mountain vas
fully i've mica away and jets Of steam
like Rcyser shot upwards 100 feet o. more
and further to the right column Of
denseiy black smoke rose from the crater
In utful eurls 10 . height Of several hun
drod feet.
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CLUB BUslNEs RUN MAD.
Wsstssa wemss Organise secisty Ths
Will DO for Almost Anyihisg.

Wsstssa Womsa Osgsatss Q seoisty That
WIN D" for Almost Asy,hisg
CHICAGO, Dec. 26.-The nrst regular
meeting OF the Chicago Western society
was held at the Grand Pacific hotel to.
day. About 40 persons from tho west Of
tho Missssippi were present, including
several we'll known business women.
Mrs. J. n. Jones. formerly Of Boise
City. Idaho. outlined tho objects OF tho
society, which are both social and bust
ness. Any person who has lived several
years In tho western states 10 eligible to
membership, whether . resident Of Chi.
cago or not. but only residents Of this city
can voto or hold Office.
The society proposes to furnish club
rooms ~ headquarters foe western people
who visit Chicago.
An election Of officers was held and the
following were elected. Mrs. Alice
Houahton, formerly OF Spokane, wash.
ington. president; Mr.. J. NJ. Jones, vice
president; p. NJ. Hancy, formerly Of San
Francisco. secretary; J. u. Whitney,
Oregon; c. NJ. Mackenzie, Montana; and
X. n. Goodwsll. colorado, we're elected
directors. II 10 proposed to make the
club headquarters for every kind Of In.
formation regarding tho Transmissippi
country.