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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-09-13


Whereas. The traffic in laborers transported
rs the cody trade, is odous to the people of the
United States as inhuman and immoral; and
Whereas, 1t is abhorrent TO tliespirit Of mod
ern international law and policy, which have
substantially eStirpated the African slave
trade to permit the establishment in its place
Of a mode Of enslaving men differing from the
former in little else than the employment Of
fraud instead OF force to make its victims cap
tive; therefore
Be it resolved, That it is the duty of this gov
eminent to give effect to the moral sentiment
Of the nation through all it's agencies for the
purpose of preventing the further introduction
of coolies into this hemisphere or the adjacent
islands.
Ordered, That the secretary lay the forego-
ing resolution before the president of the United
States.
Attest: j. w. FoRNEY. Secretary.
It is ccually "tho moral sentiment of
the nation today that the work done
by cheap labor is ''as inhuman and i'm
moral as cheap labor itself. Those
members Of congress who vote to reduce
our existing protective tariff and there
by permit the importation Of foreign
goods made by cody and other cheap
labor to compete with goods made by
American labor-all members Of con-
gress voting for such traffic" will be
"odious to the people Of the United
States and will be 'inhuman and i'm
moral,' according to a resolution passed
by the United States senate On Jan. l6,
1867.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-09-13
and Marinaft.a

and Marine4te
a State Senator. Il, The ,y,,,;.s Son "a n.4.c4
cansistino 81 HE eai,1,tias i iS;ne !.
Kenosha, = is'i' ii' any
A State Senator in til;, Fifth Senate District
consisting OF the Fifth. Eighth :Ty-esfh Fif-
Milwaukee, in the county al N;fs-a'il.aa
A State senator in the Seventh senate nis-
trif.t corsisffr1sr of fba qantI, .,,a..9 ~ no
fi*y 81 Nil v..,1 se. md
lee. Granville ana Ma wa5g, IN he oatfv
O. MitWauxee and Towns az i.l.ooI,fie3d
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-09-13

Given under my hand and official seal a
the Court House in the Village OF Eagle River
Il the Ind day oi a ugust, A. d. 1894. /
Il. j. IAUGHLIN
lSEAL. County Clerk.
By John Radcliffe
Deputy CO. Clerk
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-09-13
\ Demon of DESPAIR

y Demon of Despair
yuma, and its twin brother
'psia' are the off spring OF a dis
gu stomach. A positive cure is
Ill Beggs' Dandelion Biiters.
by all druggists.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-09-13
10 All Minister of Chnrrh eS

10 All Minister of ChnTrb es
Fl send one bottle of WARN Ere
= VINE OF TAR SYRUP, the BEST
remedy on earth, FREE OF
We 10 any Minister that will get
"sslst Or store keeper to order
ro4en and recommend this most
~ lhroat andLung remedy to his
every where. Address.
DR.. G.. d. WARNER
IN Coldwater. Mich,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-09-13
THE SENATE AND CHEAP LABOR.
Tree Traders are Still Odicus In the Eyes
OF the Nation.
N GENATL OF TIE UNITED STATES.
1897

The following historical document is
G. particular interest at this time:
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-09-13

. OF Insurance in place Of
whose term OF Office Will
Monday OF j January, A. D.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-07

GHERIRF's SALE CHARLES McCLURF.
- trustee plaintiff, - hose Dick. Viola lex
Edwin Iiok Charles J.; stedman. tsrfie l.
siating u George NJ. Olmsiead aud Charles II.
= aylor. defend nte
Under and By virtue o. an order OF sale and
decree OF foreclosure and sale issued out OF tho
district court Of the First judicial district q the
stats Of Montana. In and Tor the county % Lewis
and lNrk0. on the 18th day OF December A. %.
isas, in the above entitled action, wherein
harlea Mcclure. trustee, tins above named plain
tin. obtained judgment snd decree u fore
closure and sale against Rose lick. Viola Dick
Edwin uiok. Charles T. otedmsn. Carrie l.
stetman and Olmtead laYlor. hrm
consisting Of Gsongs n. Olnsioad and
Of December A. ~. 1888. for the sum Of fi.0lf 81
besides interest costs and attorneys foss. which
a. d. logs. recorded IN Judgment book No. Of
sAld court a. rage -. ! am eOmmandsl to
soil all that celtAia iot piece or paTos ~ lnnd
situate. lying and being Ia the city Of heiens.
county Of Lewis and tlarke. state n Montana
ana bounded ana described az follows. to wit
iegnnins al point on O. b. cas- side of Chan
cor s.Tost httg i've ijjl fe7t north of the south
wes' corner Of block i've hundred aad thirty
nine ias9 q the original townsifs Of faid city
and running thence north tweLtf-rve 5 feet
along the esst side Of Chaucer s.rett 10 point
thence east sevsntI-fys as feet 10 point in
th1 yes side d an alley. running north and
-ouih through portion % aid hoe tive huns
drvd and thirty nine $50; then south tventy-
70 20 feet slenE the west side Of said alley to
point. thence west ssvoniy-hve lla feet 20 the
ce n land being portion - lot. m bsrrd
ono % aud two ~. la raid block hls Hundred
and thirty-nine 1881. ~ said %, ignAl townsife
Ec- ORD Ing % the official plat Of sail toWusite
l"f au no IN the ofloo - tho cuuEt5 clerk AMI
or or OF said county u eFis ana tlarke
gether With all and angular the tcnsmaufs
..rci tsmcnts add appu-tsusnces tlefsuufo bo-
0lslug or in anywise aure taining
uhlic notice D. hereby given that on q hursday.
% llfh day o. January. A. D. 1894 a. D. O'Clock
% ~ that dag. 81 the front door - tie cen
.uA'n, Helena iewi- and tlarks county Mon
hf, ! will, On obedience 20 aid order - fao
q aecrel ~ Tor closure aud 6ala. aell the above
u.nrind properly. or 90 moe thereof a. uaF
rccassary tn satisfy aid Judgment with In
ere and costs, 20 the highest AID bet bidder
aT casn in hand
Given under ny hand mi. 20th dag Of Deem.
r. a. ID lkaL
VHARLEs D CURTfs. sheriff.
hy fnED 4. Hoss. L ndor theun.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-07

California which is we'll up to the
head Of the column Ia educational mat
tiers, Is now turning earnest attention 10
the manual training systems for young
children, as successfully introduced in
the sohools OF Russia and Sweden.
The new plan is known az the 4Sloyd'
system, and is in almost universal oper-
alton in Russian and Swedish schools,
It is intended to educate children from
ten years upward by means OF manual
exercises in wood-turning and carpen-
tering, which require thought and a
conception Of design.
The system is now working in the
public schools Of Santa Barbara and is
reported to be success. 1t will
be introduced as rapidly as posi-
bic in other cities Of the state.
The outfit needed is a bench to hold the
forty-seven tools required and fitted
with ordinary conveniences used by car
penters. The course should extend
through four years, giving about two
hours a week TO the work. The second
grammar grade is chosen as the point
at which training should begin. Chill
dren at that stage are supposed to be
able to handle edged tools with discre-
ton and the regular carpenters tools
are then provided them. The first fig
ure is a wedge which they are required
TO shape out after practice with knife
on wood cutting and from tho wedge
they 90 up to more complicated objects,
such as pen holder handles and picture
frames The idea is 20 give the mind
training in creative lines and a sense OF
the ethical form Of objects The moral
faculties are likewise supposed to be de-
veloped by making the child point out
the faults in his own work himself and
correct them himself thus instilling a
sense Of thorough accuracy and hon
esty.
In San Francisco q boys club organ
lied by public spirited people is work
ing successfully under modification Of
this system. They purpose holding an
exhibit az the Midwinter fair in it's in
terest, and to that end are raising a
fund OF $1,000 to defray the necessary
expenses. The exhibit will be composed
Of a class Of boys and girls, the boys
from the club and the girls from the
Harrison street kitchen garden, who
will 90 through with and practically
demonstrate all the evolutions in the
fret stages Of the system.
Cannot Helena look forward 10 a
night school for manual training in the
near future? A start in small way
would not be expensive and in this
work we might find the solution Of the
boy problem.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-07

SHEBiFT'5 SALE swEND CARIsON
- plaln.il, ~ Walter Ma'hason. 81 arg matha-
son and T. d. o. llDfz do 'enuanis.
decree Of Tor ssis i..ssd on q, ~.
district court Of the rst lud iciE district 81 a.
state 81 Montana. iu anu for The counfy Of Lew
ana larke GA tie sth day o. December. A. a.
i1ia. ia tho aD1vo entitled action. where q
Hwend arlson. tho uhuyo nAmod plaintiff. OBJ
tAined a Judgment aud decree OF foreclosure
AMI sale asaiusf 3D. alter athtrou. Mary Mathe
son aud j. g.. 4. Lott defendants. On the zth as
OF December. 10. 1883 Tor tho sum 81 500 60
bsfldeH interest. costs ard Etturnsys fees wiic.
eAld decree wss. on tlo fih cay - Decew her
a. D. 1879, recorded Ia Judgment book No. ~
sell al tho-o cs-taln ios pieces or PARCELS Il Ian
situate. lying a. being 81 fh8 county nf o oV p
and are. tate ~ a. Guiana. aud founded an =
dener bel o. 10. lows. 20 wit
Tote No DO. 10 snl d. in block 30 IS. in a.
Aortieru iaritc addition 20 The cts Of Hel.na
Montana. tcrurdiEE o. h- plat thereof on fiia g.
TIE on c. % the c.e-k ant recorder % the sal
county Of i.oUi and flarge. aud si.uatod in o.
SAL county ~ Lewis snl ltrse and state
Montana
Together with al and sinrular tho tenements
heied tamnnis AMI aipurtensncef ttersu4to
long az or iu arywi-o auue taiuiuE
lublio notice q hereby given that on saturisi
TO .uin day o. December. A. ID jess a. ~ oco
m OF ~ a. Gag. a. The front door af tho COS
house, haraa. levi- and tinrss county ~
tans. will lu obedience to said ofdar o. "a
al decref Of ior closure and sa.a. sell the a.
eeefrihtd properly. coz Hu mucr t.sfeof rna
b. ueresssry to ratisfy rad Judgment win ia
for cash BOZ hand
Given old,r my hand thi, 7fA day Of Deeerl
tHAELEs ID CURTIS. sheriff.
~ fnED p. Hosa. Under slauL
Above sale b. stipulation lstsean plaiafif
ami deiendant - adjourn ID until len "a o. 9
- y O'Clock no, "a The front dgHr 20 the eou
hume tHAHLES D. a. b fIl, sheriff
~ fEED l. Huss. Under hheuH
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tariff question, which is proposed for
Monday night. but il is likely to be q
wholly Improbable affair. IL will EN-.
phasize anew the differences between
the political parties and leave the ques.
ton as unsettled as before.
The time 20 have held a citizens
meeting that would rave amounted "a
something was three months ago when
tho people Of this state sorely needed
an extra session OF the legislature 70
send another friend Of silver to the sem
ate.
We hope, however, that every body will
so 20 the tariff meeting aud that the in
siructions 20 the Commodore 20 vote
for free binding Irvine. free plows, free
moving machines and cultivators, free
threshing machines, and the other arti-
oles in his line. for which our farmers
are grievously overtaxed, will be good
and strong In fact with ona or two
possible exceptions he should be asked
10 vote for the entire Wilson bill
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CHERIFF'S SALK-MINNIE A. PARISH,
y plaintiff. W. Annie kemna. Herman kemna,
franklin Is Wallace and A. NJ. lhOrl burgh, CO.
partners under the frm name and stTi9 Of Wal
lace & lhornburgh. Anl Louis a.. h. Lotz as as
signes OF Franklin / Wallace Aad A. NJ Thorn
burzh, defendant.
cree Of foreclosure and sale issued out OF the
district court OF the First Judicial district OF the
state Of Montana IN and for the county OF
Lewis and Clarke. on the I'D day Of . ecember.
A. d. lsvS, in the above entitled act on. wherein
Minnie A. tArish. the above named plaintiff,
obtained judgment and decree Of foreclosure
rankin r. Wallace ami A. 81. lhornbur h. CO
partne under the firm name and atyle Of a.
lace q lhornburRh. and outs t. n otz. as ee-
eignao Of rankin Il. alace and a. N. horn
burgh. defendants, on the I'D day Of December.
A. ID. 1883, for tho sum Of O. s4A 90, besides in.
terest costs aud attorneys fees. which said
1888, recorded in Judgment book No. Of said
court at age am commanded to sell all
On certain lot. piece OF parcel Of land, situate,
lying and being IN the as,erly and curt 1oas,
addlti. ne 10 tho city % Helena m tho county Of
Lewis and Clarke. state Of Montana, and bounded
and described a. follOws. to-wir
Beginning a. the northeast corner Of block
numbered hvo hundred sixtY-eight f5f6 Of tho
ssid asterly addition, and running thence In n
easterly dire otion al0ng the south side 81 Iirst
street ten G0l feet. theRos IN q sOutherly direc-
ticn one hundred 400 feet. thenre in = westerly
direction, and parallel 10 the south side Of firs-
street. one hundred ve and three-t enths nos 81
feet, thence In a northerly direction one hun
bred 400 feet. 70 the south side ot First street,
thence east along the south eide OF irst street
min ty-thrso aad tsvsn-tenths ls3. q feet TO the
place Of beginning. according 10 ana de-
Forite upon the or oial plat q the aid nsmei
additions now on fe in the office Of the county
recorder Of said Lewis and Clarke county.
Together with all and singular the tenements.
heroditamente and GppurtenanCes thereunt0 be-
longinz or IN Apywse appertainnE
Public NOTICES hereby given that on Wednef day.
the 18th day Of January A. ID. 1904 AZ II clock
Of that day. at the front uOor OF the court house.
- arI -
will in obedience 10 eAid order OF sale and decree
Of foreclosure aud sale. sell the above described
property or 80 much thereof may he
Necessary 20 satisfy said judgment. with interest
and costs TO the highest and best bidder for cash
in hand.
Given under my hand this 2sd day Of De-
Gem ber A. D. 1875
CHARLES u. CURTIS. Sheriff
Iy IRLD Z. HOss, Under sheriff.
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Factory Inspector Watchorn, Of Penn
aylyanis, reports oasss in Philsdslphis
where children between the ages Of u and
IA work sixty hours per week for 81 20.
Nr. Watchorn also says that IL bis depnrt-
ment we're permitted 90 collect facts relat-
ing 20 She 'swoater system" he would as
tonish the nation with what he knows now
exists in Phiadolphia.-M.n Til
bune.
viii our jealous high tariff friends
please paste 'he above extract in their
hats. As the 5obate on the Wilson bin
progresses the esteemed republican Hell
ena Herald and the esteemed Quasi re-
publican Anaconda StaEdard are Ike TO
TEEN with plants Of the possible oondi
tion Of the working people Of this coun-
try when the Wilson bin becomes the
law Of the land They will depict in
affecting words condition OF affairs in
dicated in the extract from the republi-
can Minneapolis Tribune, but they viii
stoutly swear that it exists only in free
trade England at present, though it may
exist here il the robber bounty is re-
duced even little.
The reason for pusting the extract in
your hat is 20 have ready proof that the
newspapers mentioned above, one
printed IN Helena and the other in Ana
oonda, VIII be talking through their
hats when they print the nonsense in
dicated herein. The condition II nHairs
which Factory Inspector Watchorn. Of
Penney lvanin, says would ustonish the
nation" exists ~ Philadelphia, Pa, T..
:. A., aud not in the crowded manufac.
turing districts in "free trade" England
or any other foreign country. This Is
the fact to be remembered: Ia this
county, to-day, under the highest tar.
IN the nation ever knew, children under
"a ere working sixty hours each week
for sl..0 a week, two cents an hour,
- cents a day and further facts Of the
condition Of working people in the
knowledge ~ the republican factory in
apector of Peunsyivania "Would aston
ish the nation"
Tho working populat o. o. the United
States was never in as hard straits as
to-duy, under the high Mckinley tariff
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THE INDEPENDENT

f,omilfannas a. tho risk of subscriber unless
made b. registered letter. check. or postal or ex-
rlr.s orlol. payable o. Ihe Independent Pub
lltIue DomuauJ.
EU Persons desiring irr iSnErENDENr servot
81 iheif homes or riaco ~ business can order By
ttsial card or through telephone No. 100 Fleass
lst.trt csses a. irregular delivery promptly.
AdVorisnlnanie. % insure prompt insertion,
should ~ handed in before D. m.
htieried communications not returnable IN
leis posia1s is enclosed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-07

WE thank our friends through out the
state, one aud ALL for their compliment
tary words about tho New Near's num-
Der Of THE INDEPENDENT. The twenty
four page sheet was tho sudden growth
of a few days aud did not represent the
b,s, TuE INDEPENDENT could do. With
a little more time in which to collect
the reading matter, another dozen
pages could have been added.
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Will pay the costs Of two weeks trip 20
Hot Springs, Ark, AMI return, including
all necessary expenses Tickets. sleeping
Ger berths, meals en- route aud board at the
Eastman. Park or Arlington hotels, at the
Hot Springs. II YOU are oontem plating
such trip this excursion will save = neat
little roll. IL 10 to start from ST. Paul and
Minneapolis Jan. %, 1894. via the Mime
apolis d S. Louis railway albert Lea
route). going via ST. Louis and the Iron
Mountain route. manager will accom-
pany the party and look sitter their com.
forts. Through slsepers and dining sars.
The railroad tieket will be good for ninety
days. 90 that IL any of the parties TO this
excursion desire TO p'olong their stay they
will be at libsrty 30 do so. Acoommods-
lions should be engaged as far ahead OF the
date Of excursion a. possible. Address any
agent Of the Minneapolis * 81. Louis ta.l-
way, o. @. n. PRiTT. G. 4. d Z. A..
Mr..eapoiis, MINI.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-07

THE inability OF the democratic ma
iority in congress to get together be-
alse OF the large number Of absentees
is disgracefuL Speaker Crisp uttered
some timely words of rebuke and warn
ing at the caucus on Friday night
which have the true ring TO them. The
country is with him and will hold the
absent members TO strict account for
their neg igence
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-07

Boss PLATr once moro has asserted
his supremacy in republican politics in
New York 10y debating the election Of
every officer in both houses Of the leg
islature. He scattered the opposition
like chat before the wind. We have
heard the last Of the attempt TO de-
throne thia bosA for some time,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-07

CHAIRMAN CARTER says be no longer
regards the populisis as a factor in
national politics. Let Carter wait IN
I'll he tries TO walk into the national
senate and he will lind some mighty big
populist factors in his way.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-07

DROPOsAIs- sFALED PROPOSALS Toh
tLH cara support and mtiufauanca o. fhe
fleE. poor aud innrm 20 this comfy. yer caylta
bg fLe NroE for the year HuocssdI AZ March l.
lisa. said pfoposal= Co Include zee antirs cost
~ feeling. clotlinF aud nur.lnf q aid slcl
poor ana ili ifm. ard all burial "a uauses thereof
viii - received a. tlla Oihce uuf arch 4. 1885.
81 ~ O'Clock m
- order u the board ~ coulty commi.s on.
ers j. Is. IOUkEH Casfk
Helena. De-. -. isn
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-07

The squeak OF the Commodore's little
toy at Fort Benton is very poor Imita-
ton Of "A bark. The Commodore must
have been .alking into the editorial
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-07

WHATEVER the house OF representa-
tives does about the income tax, it is
pretty sure TO be knocked out by the
millionaire's club at the other end OF
the enpitol.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-07

4. A Campbell Is tho only authorirol travel
ina agent q this paper
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"aod sends meat and tho Devn sends cooks"
Rays Proverha


breakfast; when the oatmeal is scorched,
the steak burned and unseasoned. the
potatoes half done, the eggs boiled like
rocks, and the coffee bitter and brackish.
The meal has been swallowed in haste,
the cook mathematical; he goes moodilv
to business, not recovering his wonted
cheeriness for day or two, during which
time wife, children pet dogs and CATS
manservant, maidservant business asso-
oiates and all who meet him are driven to
kindred desperation. The coming OF a
mother-in-law to spend the winter would
be a relief and blessing.
Because Of a badly cooked breakfast!
How could he have avoided that bad
ly cooked breakfast with its train of con-
sequent evils?
By having good cook.
How are good cooks made?
Like skilled workmen in any other
capacity
How is that?
BY practical experience, supplemented
by the study of standard cook books. A
good cook is as impossible without the
study of the art Of cooking as a good doc
tor is without the study of medicine. or
good lawyer without the study OF law
Cooks, male or female, wife or servant.
who cook only by the light of their own
experience are dismal failures, and the
consequences of one bad meal NAV
change the map of the earth!
Now, THEN, the way to avoid all
these possible evils is to get your wife
cook book and of course she wants the
best, which, in strict confidence, is the
Home Queen" Worlds Fair Souvenir
Cook Book.
HOW, THEN, can this prize be secured.
that happiness and palatable meals NAV
be mine in future? By a special arrange
ment THE INDEPENDENT has obtained
the exclusive newspaper right in the
northwest, and makes the following great
offer Any person who will send Two
Dollars and Twenty-Five cents in paw
ment Of one months subscription in
advance for the DAILY and SUN
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paper by mail or carrier one month and
the Home Queen Cook Book express or
postage paid. Amy one sending Three
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The Thomas Cruise
SAVINGS BANK OF HELENA.
Incorporated Under the Laws OF
Montana.
PAID IN CAPITAL. 100000
FRRSE' M ~ cRIs,It; residsn.
Ma. ,, COOhE.... Asst. Treas and Secretary
Trustees
Ihomas Cruise. Frank n. Crusa
VIM J. Cooke, Vim j. SWaonoy,
John Pagan.
Allows per cent interest on avinRs De-
posts, compounded IAnuarT anu July.
lransacfs general banking business Draws
sSehangs on the principal cities of tho United
States and ufopB.
leals In county and city bonds and makss
loans on real estate murtg'g,G
Office hours from 10 a. IN. to n. m also on
saturday ond o. ondaI evenings from J 70
o clock.
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Attention A. q. L. W.
We are paying assessment again at the
old stAnd. Fred Sass cigar store.
g. w. BuRIoS, Financier.
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One dollar will buy II yards Of Fruit Of the
Loom" muslin 81 The Bee Hive
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HELENA, MONT. JAN. =. 1894

Montaaisns abroai viii always fnd IHE
DAILY IsnrrrNDENr on file a thoir favorite
hotels fifth Avonuo and Metropolitan. New
York. West Minneapolis baldwin and Palace
tan Francisco. McDormott. Butte, Leland Hotel,
Enllnahall. III
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Legal blanks at this Office.

Turkey dinner to-day at the Helena cafe from
II to =
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TnEnr can be no objection, Of course,
y the meeting Of citizens 70 discuss the
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-07

Nesting to-day of joint relief committee
at Odl Fellows hall. 2;3O. BY order.
FRED Bass. Chairman.
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To 4O5 Main St. c -
pOslte hay market.
N v specially is
making ;ine har-
ness TO order Re-
pairing of harness
and horse boots.
TH0S M00RLAND.