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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR sALE-THE MOST STYLISH LARGE HORSE
ported Stauhope gig and Hi;tsnIhccnt harness .
SOLD because owner has left thu city aud does not
want TO move them; the SWEETEST turnout Gf the
KIND IN Washington. Can be seen at CDpItIi'S
STABLE rear Of The Hotel Frcdona. fec i'm
FOR SALE SEVERAL SETS OF SINGLE AND
double carriage harness in hnc condition: ais,
Two handsome sd" saddles. English make; one
side saddle, quarter blankets fur and ilnsI
robes, street and stabl. blankets one Haas
landau, one wagOnrtte, one Coupe rocBa 1yoy
good As new. 1874 18th ST. NV fe5-6
FOR SALE III HAND BROUGHAN > EXTPI
hne double carriage harness. silver mounted very
low price Tor cash; also several second ha nd single
AMI double hai ness a bargain. GEHMUILIFR'S
HARNESS FACTORY, Gal La. ave. NV. fel-Gt.
To BUY. SELL. OR EXCHANGE HORSE CAR
Carriage Bazaar. $40 Louisiana ave The largest
stock Of carriages, buggies, dayton and EXPRESS
wagons, carts and harness OF every descrii,, ION
always on hand for sale or exchange Jai7-imo
WASHINGTON RIDING ACADEMY 2aD Avn d
SITS. NV. New entrance 22i st Finest coach
house In the city Superior boarding facilities
Reasonable rates. Carriages and trans stored
from 81 to 81 per month Makes Speciality OF
selling on commission vehicles of ali kinds n,
owners prices. Marked in plain figures Ms
Jean Middleton and Miss Howard's riding classes
mornings and afternoons daily
1aS-lm EDWARD CONOvER Manaxer
FOR SALE-CoUPE- TRAPS COTT
ptiettes huckboards. Surveys, buggies, business
milk and dayton wagons at low prices
oclZom COOK JARBoE. 1895 NJ St NV
FOR SAIE-20 HEAD ACCIIMATFD HoRsFS.
suitable for all purposes. MONUMENTAL SrA
Bl-ks. 2oS 14th st. NV. Telephone 629. dEtf
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MALE OR FEMALE.
WANTED-ROOMS.

MANTED-IN CENTRAL LOCATION. EY QUIET
lady in office. room and board. with sOutherners
preferred; moderate terms: references
changed Address, giving rates, Box lU9, Star
Office. IT.
wANTED-BY 18TH OF FEB, A 8 OR T-ROON
fat bet. y and and 18Th and 10Th SITS. n W.
Address l. l. NJ, star Office. fe7-3t'
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MEDICAL. &c.
CHIROPODISTS.

MME ColFoRD. SUCCESSOR TO NINE THOMP.
son, massage institute, electric, sea salt m,di.
Gated haths; facial treatment a speciality mani.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-07
WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED YOU LOOKING FOR A
house for a home. investment: II So /
can sell on easy terms or trade. Give full par
ticulars appoint interview. Address Box 1856,
star Ofh"e. feI4t
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FOR RENT-62S 10TH ST. ". E.-6RoOM cor.
tage; all modern imps. SIT per m; key next
door Inquire 6s7 d st. NV. @. T. SCHAFFER
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WANTED-HELP.
uE

WANTED-A SOLICITOR FOR A BREAD, CAKE
aui pie wagon one with route preferred; refer
enccs required Address SOLICITOR, Star odice.
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fom NT-CHEAP-DESIRABLE LOCATION
40l st. Sc, rms, ami. $50 so
BOA 4th st. Sc, Z rms, a.m.i...........2540
feS-n JAMES +. SHEA, So Pa. ave NV
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FOR RENT
21O Del ave me- 12r. .s6l 1927 De Sales lIrf,25
29Ol Q ST NV, 9r.... a3l l. NV, 9r....,.. 40
- Ism. TT 10 l2I2 Union pl, Cir. y. -
l:42 Union st. Or. IL 30 40 7th Sc f.. &
21l6 9Th Or. 800. .lO.nu fp ne lar 80 x al
'ja2I-l2t' TYLER RUTHERFORD. 1907 F st.
FOR RENT-lO-RoOM HOUSE AND BATH; ALL
modern improve rnaHts; 1925 sth 81. NV
ja25-tf 705 Market s,,co
FOR RENT-go6 . ST. NV. 4 ROOMS AND
bath and modern cOnveniences; excellent nai.,l.
horhood- Also 1926 9Th ST. NV. new and hand
some: rooms and bath. Inquire of FRANK =
BROWNING, 4l6 9th St NV fsi.f
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HYGEIA HOTEL.
OLD POINT COMFORT, va.

HYGEIA HOTEL.
Old POINT COMFORT. va
ABSOLUTELY FREE FROM MALARIA AND
UNSURPASSED FOR HEALTHFULNESs GENER-
ALLY, and testified TO by physicians. With air.
heavily charged with ozone. NATURES greatest boos
10 the health-seeker, with scenic attractions
rivalcd Old Point Comfort ranks foremost as
winter resort, while its world-famous Hygeia Ho-
tel With its improved and now perfect drainage
and otl er sanitary genents the unquesti0nei
purity Of its drinking water. unsurpassed cuisine.
embracing every delicacy Of land and sea fOols.
the charm Of its resident garrison life. its alum
dant musical features and dancing. constitute Q
variety Of attractions seldom offered al any resort
JaSSOt-cO 4. y. PlkE. Manager.
THE ELLIOTT. LAKEWOOD. y J.
HEALTHY AND DELIGHTFUL LOCATION.
N THE PINE WOODS NEAR TIE LAKEWOOD
- HOTEL.
HOUSE NEW
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED.
Sun PARLoR. NCLoSED PoRcHES
BATHS &C.
For circulars terms. &c. address =. Z. FOSTER
d2-3mo
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=. 7R. AND B., P.MO. $50
1901 9th NV. Or & b. %
700 eth he. Or & BIS
32S Spruce, 6r & b. 20
go h Sc. Or. 80
DID X sw. 5r. 10
BOG y sw. ar. j
DOkS, GIG 18th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-FLATS

FLATS AT THE wooDMoNT CORNER 18TH
and Iowa Circle: two and three rooms. with bath:
good table. ]. F. ROBINSON. Prop. n14-Sm
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FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT-FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED
choice OF six nice rooms; all conveniences; refe
exchanged. LA e ST. ne. fe6-3cs
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BOARDING
SUBURBAN PROPERTY

FUR SALE-OR ENCHANGE-l5 ACRES TNINl-
proved desirable Land hours drive from Cen
ter Market; exchange for house, city or siIhurls
ia9OIm. McLACHLEN A BATtHFII 1871,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-07

WANTED MECHANICAL DIiAUGHTSMAN; NOT
patent Office: must be thoroughly experienced and
come we'll recommended. Gail, between and 10
O'Clock a. IN, for two days 221 lith ST. NV.
fpT-9a"
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FOR lighthouses.

FOR RENT-sToREsS. OFFICES. &c.
81 rm. Sc cor llth +6s Ia ave, back rm,
and Z NV. SIS "a 6oor ............ 4.
s. &C. La ave NV 100 e2S st. rms, 18th
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FOR RENT
2422 Pa ve.11r, Oh. laun-
dry, Gel 4 st r, ami. S55
1909 23d, lUr&b. .35. 30
SIS 23d NV, 9r&p. 3D. 81
22lS G NV. Sr & b. 80. 80
23l6 II, Sr&b. .25. %
23O6 NJ, Or a. b....22. 80
Kansas ave. 6r. is
Central ave near Co
lumbia I'd. 7r&sta.l6.50
HOS 23d. Or. W. %. 80
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FOR RENT-WAREHOUSE.
FOR RENT-PIANOS.

FOR RENT-WILL RENT AN ELEGANT Up
right piano TO careful, responsible family for
81 per month. Apply before 6 pm. at 1216 E
st. NV. fe7-3t
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FoR kENr-.-s' y. J. AVE. AT GREATLY RE
duced price. Ia Thorough r.ualr. Ali rnof inn,
SIr..lr IT l'irl or restaurant. d. a.. ROB
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-07

ZIG G ST. NV, 0r., newly papered $500
AZ and Trumbull sts., Sr., bath, stable $500
| Rear ITO Conn ave-, Ar, water, gas.-...- 1880
| R. II. T. LElPOLD. s. W. cor. 18th and + NV.
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FOR RENT
1911 3ist NV. lar $50. -
l4lo ia ave NV. Ia. 50
3,f3O y NV. IA al
lS05 18th NV. Tor 81 %
.sl,'6 y nv. Tor. mi y -
l509 18th NV. gr. Is -
ola 1T So. Gr...--yT -
5lG list So. TIA 30 ~
5l2 LIST 81. 6r.b. mi. - -
Bli
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

WANTED-TO LEASE OR Buy IN EASY TERMS.
small farm with house same OF not less than
rOOIns, hot over miles from Washington, must
be convenient o. railroad street cars Address
stating particulars Of location and terus
FARMER. star Office. fest.
FOR SALE-l2Ia ACRES, } MILES OFT. NEAR
station; $50 cash: balance SD per mo- pr:c-
81 10 Also several suburban homes and ia ms
cheap and on inStalmcnt plan: all and got list
and map free JAMES Z. CLENIEN rs,
fe5-3t' 1921 II. NV
FOR SALE-FARM-oR TRADE FOR LOTS. al
or ~ acres. . miles from Auacostia m Prime.
Georges county, Md. l. LENIGEN. l76s NJ 81.
nv fel-6ts
FOR ltENT-A DAIRY FARM OF I64 ACRES, IL.
miles from city: rent SIS. Inquire 9a6I9 La
ave ta9-lm
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WANTED - SIENOIRAGHE-lS Anu hEMlNO-
ton typewriter operators directed to Positions
ENII.DNFIsS provided competent steroGraphers
and Remington operators. charge for services.
WTCKOFF. SEAMANS 4 BENEDICT. ReminS-
ton Typewriter office. Sth and F NV. se29-tf
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Scott circle Ss.i..1 Conn ave mr. Farr 80 Us
lafayette square. .666.G3 IsrL and n 81 lJ0NI -
10Th and Corcoran .33.23 De sales st......... $50
Mcpherson square. 2Op 18th - near K. 40
Mass ave nr 10Th - 2ira Y I ave mr. 18th :, I9O
r l ave near l4th - 90 . - m Itfh - Ias
Iowa circle. 900 18th 81 mr. Dun cir no
y II ave mr. Dup CIR. .3Ob q - ar ist - -. 100
NJ 81 bear lfth-.-.--lla - ~ near Goth. ~ 81
Ja29 iIos {; ~
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Bet 18th and 18th, X
and L SITS. SIS
4,sq66, Mass av L. 2lst. %
2, 81 66. Is
X l ave and y. 18th
and 18th SITS NV. .4O
The above houses can
from our ONCE only. TIL,
feS
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25
F r FL E!
.OTs. Liebig & Co.,
YhG World Renowned Specialists
PERMANENT OFFICE. i3S MAIN St
HELENA.

IRFE CoNsuIT TATIoN given to all person.
enhfTing from throute Diaraasa, piHasses uf the
hyA E1r. "a Throat Liver Stomach, KID
Affections. lhs rspidly IHsressiAs humber 'of
patients In MentAnA domehd srealer fAeilitiet
snd accommodations, 10 meet which Drs L.iob,s
ne have esiAbli,lied etiiee. Ia ihi, city. 1heI
lAtiys rhe win report al complicated cas-" g.
NE bead eihee. where eom pleis feo-ifda aro kspt
si All oss.s Aad tho lTeAtment adopted kAch
pad nsvVF less than ave experienced speeiaiisis
have eousaltHtion on svery case pfesanted.
hayipg thonssnds 10 rsfer To c0mpArisons are
readily made No e1perinsntina-simply ap.
plying the treatment that has times without
humber proved successful. 1his "a the secret u
theiF auocehs and tho reaaon such marvellous
eursa ~ hsretofofa reported have hssn male
Sf'st The bsel Local physiciAns pronounced them
MEN-Chronie aaootIonA whethsr from earl,
indieoretiona Nenersl Processes. kemluAl
Weaknssa Loea % n anhood, Ayphillis and other
affections uniting them from ehjsJing any ot
The pleasures OF life, treated and oursi aiies
sbsolute failure By others DIs; Lisbig Co.'s
treating the Diseases Of Men IL world vide. and
they have patienta la ell parts of 1t.
WoMEN-Thsir specialist for affections OF
Women. has all the latset appliances AID
panediss ussd ip tho principal hospiiAlA. an 10
uithoutA superior on tho coast.
CAIAKBH-And kindred affections Of tho
Fys, bar. Throat snd Lungs successfully ttsKtol
and In manner 30 mildly ss TO 10 acceptable TO
the most delicate child.
Hrssss for Spinal Dsformitia~. Club Feet, eta,
mAnufAotursd Satisfaction guaranteed.
Call Early and avoid being hurried b. ths
barge numbsr OF patients Those who cannot
had II convenient to $50 tho kminant Specialists
ssn stste thslr caset hy laitar tareinl attention.
Eiysn TO CORE rtspondsncs and medicine and Ap-
planes sent by exprssA
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25

NTOTICE-TO THE ELECTORS OF
IN rsRist alton dat iel No. l. comprising
kesslsTs. Mouth Of Nelson and BntlsI pre-
cinoit. Lewis and Clarke coshty, Montana.
The undeIiRnsd Tseis, ' aRen, for said
district No. 4. hereby Eives notice tha, he
will ait for the puTposs OF registration OF
voters within each and svery precinct in his
registration disirio, upon the ties aud 81
the riAces usmod 40 follows
Oolobsf o. 10. 1i-Rssidenss II. II. FLOYD.
Jones. soTnst Haussr boulevard and Gran
its street.
October u. 19-Norihsrn Pssiho depot
Butlsr.
October 10. 20-Pos,of3ss, BaIendsls.
October Is. 16. II, ls q. %. "a. 20, ~, 27.
70, 30, residence X. II. Floyd-Jonss, Hausef
boulevard and Grsniis street,
1hs home Office will be q, the residences
Of X. II. Floyj-Jonss, HAussf boulevard
and Granite Avsnus.
The hours OF registration will be between
10 o'clock q. m. and 10 o'clock y. M. on all
IsRsl days, omittinK The hours from ~ 10
one .. m, and sir TO seven :. m. from OOt.
OH 10 Oct. Both. both Intensive,
X. IL. FLoYp-JoRrs, Registry Agent
Helsns, Mont, OoL 4, 1894
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25
LOCKWOOD EXONERATED.
NJ Doe says There Was 80 ISsnrTsotio'
in NoHtaAA

A letter addressed to Gov. Richards
was received at the executive Office
yesterday from Joseph Il. Doe acting
secretary OF war giving the decision OF
his department ON the case OF Capt
n. C. Lockwood. OF the Twenty-sccond
infantry, who was accused OF brutality
toward citizens OF Llvlngston,on the
occasion Of the passage OF the nrst
westoound train on the Northern Pa
cinc after the big strike, The citizens
OF Livingston accused Capt, Lockwood,
who was In charge OF the troops on the
train, OF using very abusive lhngunge
aud knocking citizen down with his
sword. Gov. Richards referred the
matter Ia Washington, The result ot
the inquiry is given In Acting Score
tary Does letter, which iF as follows:
Sir-Thc president OF the United
States referred 10 this department your
communication, addressed TO him, OF
July n, 1894. submitting the text OF a
telegram complaining of abusive ana
insulting treatment 10 the citizens OF
that city by Capt. n, &. Lockwood,
Twenty-second infantry, during the re
cent railway strike troubles. In view
OF the statements contained In the tele-
gram, this department. directed that "a
AAANl ANNihNkH luNtNAthAiARAA w AAffNtf
as TO the conduct OF Capt Lockwood
upon the occasion referred 10. The COM
manding general, department of pa-
kotn, detailed a discreet officer 10 make
this Investigation. and his report Is
now before this department After run
consideration OF the report by the
major general commanding the army.
and by this Office, the conclusion is
reached that the circumstances which
gave rise 10 the accusation against
Capt Lockwood were no less than an
insurrection against the government
OF the United States and open defiance
Of the national authority. These cir
cumstRnccs justified and required
whatever forcihle measures might be
necessary on the part of the command
ing officer ~ the troops 10 promptly
suppress that insurrectlon. IL is shown
that even idle bystanders, having no
intention 70 take part In mob violence,
did, nevertheless, by their presence
with the lawless mob, give countenance
and encouragement 10 the insurrectlon.
II the citizens suffered some violence
at the hands OF the troops because the
latter could not discriminate between
the innocent and the guilty. Il would
seem that the citizens are themselves
TO blame for their misfortune; and II is
the opinion Of this department that the
action OF the commanding officer. under
the circumstances, was entirely justl-
fable. Joseph B. Doe,
Acting Secretary Of War.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25
THE MARkETS

New York. Oct, eL-Bar sllvcr-e2Ne.
Lend-nuii; brokers qa0thtlons Cor bal
lion, 81; exchange quotations for spot
S.toI2i2lt.
copper-Qdlct: brokers price ssG's, ey.
change price, @50ua6o
The stock market to-day reached a point
OF utter stagnati0n, aggregate tranaac-
lions being less than eAo0 shares, an
amount OF business that IL generally done
in losH than an hour, Whether tt ~ that
leading operators and the general public
are keeping out of Wall street pending
elections. or arc deferred from trnding
bN the great number Of reorganization
schemes involving the leading railroad
properties, one thing IA very certain, that
the share market Is lapsing into state
OF hopeless inactivity.
Government bonda-hirm.
Petroleum Steady; November closed Sic
bid.
Il. s. 5s. reg, ns'k; u, $. 6s, coupon.
il9A; q. $. o.. res, MY, U. 5, u, coupon,
u4A; Pacific g. iOi bid
closing stocks; Atchlson, "a; Adams
Express, tld, American Express, III; "a
pailnn Pacific. 6i5h: Central Pacific, liN;
burlington 73h; Great Northern, pre-
ferred, 100 Kansas and Texas, preferred,
2tA. Lake Shore, l35is; Lead Trust, @'si
Michigan Central ~, Missouri l'acinc, ~
u. $. Cordngc lS,.i u. $. Cordage. pre-
ferrcd. a2L North American, aA; North
ern Pacific. as. Northern Pacific, pre-
ferred, l6is. Northwestern, lQ5'R; North
western, preferred. li3 bid; New York
Central s9A. Pacific NAH iai.; Pullman.
iGi, Rock Island 6Dla; St Paul NAi St
Paul preferred. l9s; southern Pacific,
1874; Sugar Refinery see; Union pacinc,
llb; u :. Express, Al, Wells Fargo iib,
Western Union, S1A; General Electric, 30
lAnsecd. ~,
Money. 4 per cent. Sterling exchange.
nrm; AN&NASit Tor demand, and NSo's
WiS7 FOR sixty days.
Chicago, Oct. 2L-Hogs-R Receipts, S2,OW,
quality is quite fair better than for some
days past Market Is quiet, but weak.
Pigs are 5fiOc lower. Sales range A.3G
&. rs for light: 81 g5lii5 for rough packing;
81 iONAS for mixed; A.b0uA90 for heavy
packing and shipping lots, and S,2JpA@
FOR pigs,
Cattle Receipts, 1000: fairly active;
good goods firm and 6nl0c higher. Poor
kinds were steady; sales were nominal NJ
81 7562SO for native COWS. helfers aud
bulls, and S. iOn5,50 for steers. Westerns
were salenble al N,75dt60 for poor To
choice. and Texans were strong az N.26G
S.5O There were few sales OF rangers az
over $3.50. and from 81 2l5d2.S bought most
of the Texans. The stock and feeder mar
ket was steady at Ga35O
sheer Receipts, 1900; moderately ac-
tive. firm and a shade higher.
Chicago, oct. 2L-Close; Wheat-oct..
5la,; Dec. 52&.
Corn-Lower; Oct, zoe; Dec, iSls.
oats-Easy: Oct, 27&ei Dec, 2sc.
Pork-Lower; Oct. Ne,l5; Jan, Sil.S.
Iard-Lower; Oct, S02is: Jan, S6.Slis.
Ribs-Lower; Oct, se.S5; jan. 81.
Rye-Quiet; 4Giac.
Barley-Nominal: 53c.
Flaxseed-Quiet: H.i6dli6is.
Tlmothy-Sl0.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N the time for the rsaisirA.ion Of the
names of the qualified electors In Election
District No. g. in The county OF Lewis and
CLARKE. and state Of Montana. prior 10 ths
alIth day Of Rovember. A. ID, 1894. for ,he
sAld county ~ Lewis and Cla'k he vlll sr-
pirs al ten o'clock .. M. on the thirtis,h
day Of October. A. ID. 1894
This names OF The several precincts or
polling places embraced In said Elsetion
District No. 8 sre as follsvE Precinct No.
10. Ehs, Hslsns, at school houasi y soinet
No. 81, Spokane and French Bar, a. Bon
tons houss. j. Z. CLARK. Registry ARL
Election District No. D. Lewis aud Clarke
County. Montana.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25
rlosst. to califorpla.

Take the short and BY twsnty-fout hours
the quickest rou,e 10 California. Elegant
Pullman palace and tourit slsspers.
The dining car route. The Union Pacific
has plsesd on sale daily tickets from Hell
ena TO California points limited 10 sixty
dAys going. with privilege OF returning any
time within six months good for stop over.
at following rates.
To sAa Francisco. going via Ogden, and
returning same route. f75.
To San Frsuelsoe. going vie Ogden. and
returning via Portland, and vics vsrss, 800.
To San FIsnoisoo. going via Portland
and rsterning same route. tI5.
To Los Angeles going via Ogden and
Sacramento, aud returning via san Fran
cisco and Ogden. or vice versa. $50.
To Los Angeles going via Ogden and
San Francisco returning via San Francisco
and Ogden. s93.
To Los Anesles going via Portland and
returning via sssrAmsnto, or vice verss
$3.50
Ih'ourh sleeping car reso vAtions and
fu thsf information can be had By calling
on or Addrss,inG 30 North Main street
Helena II. o. WILSON,
FreiQh. and Passenger Agent.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25
ron TIE srArE oArIr.I.l

Office Of the Secretary Of State. Helena.
Mont. Sept y. 1894
Following are the names Of the cities
nominated for the place Of permanent To-
cation OF the sent OF government OF the
btnt' OF Montana. having received the
highest number of votes al the general
election held IN the state of Montana.
Tuesday. November 2, 1902.
CITY or ANACONDA.
CITY or HELENA.
United States Of America, State Of Mon
T. Louis Hotwltt Yccretarv of state OF
me state Of Montana, dp hereby crrIlfy
thW ihr foregoing cities have brr.n plurcil
IN nomination for tho place OF permanent
,g3'1ll'u OF ne sral ot government ~
Monhnh, aud that thr Ham. ana nll
thereof were presented 10 and filed with
mo prior 10 Sept. s, l%2, and Thai onob
certificate OF nomination, containing Tho
nam" OF tho city nominated for the place
pl permanent lurutIuu Of tho gput of GOV
rrnm"ui CuutAlned The name of tho rouu.
] iN wherein The same vs. situated. and was
lEn"d by al least twenty-five electors rr,
fIylhf within IA" county wherein such
| wan zach signature the place of
! rcNid"nn'. huEluDH- and hlpiucRs nddregp
uI each 'lrcior Trgprg tivplv
I ! further c"rtlfY that the state bontJ
/ ~ 'hnEPHN"ri Of thc slate of Montana. on
The tlsi day ut Drccmbpr. lsag. duly can.
! Nnssou The election returns FOR place oi
/ location ~ lhr permanent capital OF M,
] tlAtc or Montana and determined from
] NE abstracts transmitted 10 mo Hg gor.
rrtary of state, iu snld year, the y0ior
cast ~ such 'leDiion, and that thp stai.
! mrnl uuuo ont by me- on said day. na srr,
] rrtHry ~ Hinir ~ Montana and srcrrIar,
! ol said hO1rd, showed thai there yy,lr D1
| rhulcu FOR place ~ location NJ th, paIfna
| n'nt capital ot The state Uf MunUun I'M,
! mat such HlutcWrnt further sboWrI tb0u
! pt all thcCltiNa and towns voted f,r I'D
! the general election lu 1852 tho conc IN
/ hnnconda' Hnd the Getty Of UnItDof
wore M" two cities receiving The bIrb.sI
number of votes
And further certify that at tho repora
/ election ln the ycsr 1884. to-Wit. an 'f,uns
day. Nov g. 1885, the question ~ p.rfpI
/ nrni location OF thr scat uf goyrTuu,.oI
! ut Montana o. hereby uUmiIlsI II, ~,
qualified electors ot thr sinI. la arrord
ubce with the pr0ylEions Of an nct en-
ltled IN net pruyiiluE for tho HIbfnls
sion OF the question of the Permanent la
| cation OF the sent Of gnyfrUurrt J. mn
proved March 9. 1891 and sccfion articf.
y OF the constitution
In testimony whereof I hHvc b1rount,
set my hand and pniNod tho great seal n
the state OF Montana, az HslouH. Tho capl
tai Of said state, this. Tho 2lth day OF Sen
tcmbcr 4. - ls9l wv
tSrAlJ l. BpTNytsr,1,
secretary Of state Of tic s,ate OF Mon
tana.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25
Schooner Blown Up.

Aberdeen, Scotland, Oct. PA dis
patch from Peterhead. seaport twen-
ty-flve miles from here, announces that
the Swedish schooner Alene, loaded with
gunpowder, has been blown up. With
in two minutes after the explosion
nothing was seen on the surface OF the
water but splinters from the schooner.
All the crew perished.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25

d. W. Fuller. Of Csnsiohsrls, N. Y, says
that be always keeps DR.. Kings New Dis
eovsry In ths house snd his family hasal-
ways fousd the very hes, results follow its
use; that he veuld not be without IL, IL pro-
surssls. d. A. Dyksnsu, druggist Cats
kill, n. Y, says that DIR. Kings New Dis
oovsry 10 undoubtedly tic best cough
remedy; that he has used II In his family
for eight years, snd II hiss never failed to
DO all that 10 claimed for ID, Why net try a
rem.dy 90 long tried aud tested. Trial
bottles free a. Psrchsn-D Aoheul Drug Co.
Regular sizs SOC and 81.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25

Ths hsst salvs In tbs vorli for Cots
Bruises, Eorss Ulcers. Sal, Rhsun. Fever
sorts. Ts,tsr Chsppsd Hands. Chilblains
Corhs and all skin EruptioAs. and pssi-
lively cures piles or no par rsquifed. IL 10
guarsntssd TO give Isrfsoi satisfaction or
money refunded. Price Is cents per box.
For sale by the Parohon-UA Aohsul Drag
Comulny.