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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-05
cieARnAkrns PROTEST..
Some Peculiar ciscumstance. In Couo.c-
ton with INaiin..du.x Nc. m.

some Peculiar circumstances In Couo~c-
ton with weiin.,d,y's Nee ing.
The meeting Of cigar manufacturers.
which was held Wednesday. was
called early In the week In
object was the adoption OF resoln-
tons protesting against any ipcrease 10
the internal revenue tax on cigars. The
Associated Press kilograms from Wash.
ington, published In the morning papers
on the same day, stated that the in
crease was not coute ID plated In the
measures prepared by the Ways and
Means COMMITTEES. There are more
than forty cigar manufacturers in the
city. and only twelve were present at
the meeting. or this number. ten were
Republicans.
la view OF tho fact that the only
changes recommended by the Ways and
Means Committee would result in direct
benefit to the local manufacturers, Mr..
Brandtass failed 20 see what action the
committee could take. There was no,h-
ing to protest against, since the manu-
Iacturers get all they demand. Sew
eral gentlemen, however, thought an
increase In the tax might Do made Ia
tho FORM or an amend nent. wheh the
OIL IL under consideration In the Honse
The resolutions which had been ure-
viously prepared were then read and
adopted, with the rather vague under
standing that they may prove effective
In opposing an disposition TO Increase
the cigar tax while the revenue bill is
under consideration.
The IntoitiJenccr, In feeble effort to
make political capital out of tho meet
Ing, stated yesterday that the income
tax was discussed. This is n fabrica-
ton, pure and simple. Gentlemen who
were present state that the matter was
not even brought up for con sideration.
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~WARNING~
To Parents and Guardians !

The stealing Of The SUNDAY REG.
iSIEa has come TO be SO annoy
Ing, especially on the Island, that
1t becomes necessary for the man.
agement Of the REGISTER to take
this public method to warn all
parents and guardians OF boys,
who are in nearly all cases The
thieves, that II caught they will
be prosecuted to the full extent of
the law. The REGISTER has en-.
pioyed men to watch for those
pesiifsrOus boys, and we hope to
catch one or more and will
promptly make an example OF
him.
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TaE BILLIAku MAICH orr.
No Suitable Place Can be Secured for tho
Contest.

No Suitable Place Can he Secured for tn O
Contest.
The billiard contest between Ives and
Schater, the two crack shots. which
MIR. IL. NJ. Statler was trying TO arrange,
"a stated In the REGISTER a few DAYS
ago. has been dropped. Mr.. Statier re-
ceived encouraging replies from the
management OF the two men, aud would
have arranged for a genuine match some
time after the middle of January, IL a
suitable place could DO secured. The
only building which would afford
an opportunity for spectators to see the
contest, is the Opera House. Mr.. Stat
Ter saw Manager Reister. who declined
TO permit the removal II the first three
rows OF seats and the erection of a plat
form.
Mr.. Statler decided yesterday to
make an attempt to bring both men
here to play afternoon and evening at
the Mcclure House billiard parlors.
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AhUSE MEN rs
wILFRED CLARKE.

Lovers OF higb-class comedy should
be pleased to learn OF the appearance
OF the eminent young comedian VIII
Ired Clarke, at the Opera House on
Tuesday and Wednesday, January 9th
and 10th. Mr.. Clarks has held tho
highest legitimate comedy position i'm
England and America. AT nineteen he
was Shakespearean comedian In Barry
Sullivan's English company; at twenty
Tour, leading comedy with the Booth
Barrett combination OF this country
by birthright a royal comedian. His
father, the distinguished John Sleoper
Clarke; his mother, the late Mrs. Asia
Booth-Clarke; his uncle, the late Edwin
Booth; his grandfather, the illustrious
JuniuS Brutus Booth. He has sur
rounded himself with an excellent com
pany; his plays are bright, clean and
crisp, and his own work is ALWAYS
marked by that ease, grace and polish
which denote the true artist.
CHARLES A. GARDNER.
Charles A. Gardner, the talented Ger
man dialect comedian and sweet singer
so popular everywhere, will appear at
the Opera House on Saturday, matinee
and evening, in a new comedy-drama
entitled The Prize Winner" written
by Dr. h. A. Wood and James r. Carey.
OF Pittsburg. The new work gives Mr..
Gardner ample scope to display his yer.
Satility, and those who have seen The
Prize Winner" declare it. to be the most
successful OF his ventures Pathos and
hnmor are in sufficient quantity to graf
ify and amuse the spectator. Mr.. Gard
ner Will sing seven new songs and u
Tyrolean seXtette will also add TO the
musical portion OF the performance. An
avalanche and mysterious escape OF the
principals are among the sensational
scenes.
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HALF Rose sPEcInLrY.

Our popular 200 Hair Hose In Cotton.
Merino and Natural Wool are known tor
their softness and Durability ana are TN.
most sStisfaotory Half Hoe tn tho market
&. HESS & SONS,
fashionabie Tnilors and Gents Furnish
ers, 1921 anu 1928 Market street
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LOCAL INDUSTRIAL NOTES.
Points Picked Up About the city Last
Evening


Points Picked Up About the city Last
Evening
Yesterday was payday at the City
Gas Works.
William Junklns. chief engineer at
the water works, who has been III, is
able to work again.
Royal Reese. the veteran roller CT tho
na-Standard, Is better I'm his attack
Of sickness. He was critically IN.
Thomas Leland formerly a black
smith at the Top mill. has begun work
at his new shop, on North Main street.
Charles Seabrght. millwright at
the Etna-Standard, has resigned his
position. lie will probably go to An
derson, Ind, 10 work.
The steamer Hudson took on 500 kegs
OF nails yesterday from the LauqhIin
and bar iron from the lEtna Standard
on her down river trip.
James Gunter, a heater In the Ftna-
Standard, wrenched his back most pain
fully few days ago. He Is laid up,
and twill be long time before he is
able TO work again.
Last Wednesday morning at Mt
Calvary, the remains OF Andrew Thai
man, Of Third street, were Inferred.
The deceased who was we'll known.
came 10 Wheeling In 1s4s. and was for
twenty years boss At the Top mill coal
mine lie was in his seventy-third
year. Grip caused bis death
Last Wednesday evening George w
Scroggins, Of Fifth street, died after a
weeks Illness OF grip. Deceased was
well known, having been employed as
engineer 40 the water works i'm all
Tor twenty years. Mr.. Scroggins was
about sixty years OF age. William, A
son OF the deceased, employed at the
water works, has been OF duty for two
months OF innammatory rheumatism.
and Is getting little better.
TIP Albany Dental Association have
| removed from the corner Of Tenth and
| Main streets 20 the new Egetter build
| ing corner q Eleventh and Market
| streets. These new rooms are among
the finest To the country, and the Al
! 6any Dental Association now have The
hnett denta parlors Ia the city. En-.
! trance on Market street. Offices open
from q. M. tili 8 p. m. Lady attend.
ant
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SUNDAY REGISTER

The SUNDAY ROOSTER Is on sale NJ the
following business places. where you can
secure copy IN your boy fails 70 leave
your favorito sunday paper
Robert Burt, Druggist. corner Virginia
and South Penn streets.
w. r. Williams, Druggist, 81 Zane street.
Island.
George Ebeling, Druggist, 2l25 Market
street.
John Coleman, Druggist, 200 Chapline
street
Chas Menkemcller. Druggist, Twenty
second ana Market streets.
VIII irwin, Druggist, Twenty -fourth and
Chapiine streets.
Phil Roth, News Dealer, 2404 Chapline
street
Harry Stewart, Druggist. Thirty-ffth and
jacob streets
Will MeukemiHer, Druggist, Thirty-third
and Eof streets
Richards q McElroy, Druggists, 3746 ia
coo street.
Will Armbright Druggist, ssn Jacob
street.
Forjy-tlird street Pharmacy.
G. n Quim0y, News Dealer, 1914 Market
street
J. h. Freese, News Dealer. I4l6 Marke,
street
Vs. II Hague, Druggist III Sixteenth
street
A r. Young Druggist, northwest corner
Sixteenth and JACOB streets
This week
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sPECIAL. UNnrRwrAr sAIn

Chhdren's Drawers Sc and up
misses' Gowns 29c. Sic. 3ic, 500 and SOC.
Ladies' Gowns SOC 10 81. 90
- EN- HkIAEK
1S and 20 Eleventh street
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Register
1nsrmom.tsr nss.e.

mr.C. Scauepf, the Opera House drug
gist. made the following oossrvatlons o,
the temperature yesterday: a m, 81
~ "a ~, 90 u m. 90; p. M, SO; pm.
OIL. Weather, cloudy.
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Index to Now Announcements
rOrrTH FACE.

rorHTH FACE.
Sons.
lily Tax Notice-Wm. II. Shafer
For Rent-House on Chaplin. Street
Leg ~ Noti 'e-Or1 der ~ Publication.
for sale aud TO Let Smith and Dickinson.
Machinery-ta * Howe.
WAntcd->alesnen
stockholders Meeting-German Bank.
FIFTH PAGE
Opera House-Robin Hood Opera COMPANY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-05

Mems and children's hats and caps at
auction prices.
BERGER 6 Dorsey.
1871 Main street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-05

Mems and children's hats and caps al
auction prices.
BERGER & DoRsEY,
1871 Main street,
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FOR SALE.


S<75 each. corner lois,
House rooms, brick and 4 rosrn.d b,,,.. T..
rear. hon stteet. between T'wentv-thtrd % 70 n n
iWrhty fourth streets, S. 500 anu
enuJJu,SSoo .ooms' Eighteenth street in good
Do9p ,s brick horso rooms. Fourteenth
81 90. "''0A' o'AVeenth strset.
,oa House s seven rooms. fifteenth street lot %,
House seven rooms, Chaplin, stree, c.
Wheeling, "A, 25l NehHs
house eight rooms, First ward, 81 600
Wheeling, o., $50. street, East
Lot east end Fourteenth street sou
Wheeling. 1850. 7"'ie
House four rooms. Eighteenth stree. 81 M,
House three rooms Twelfth street s9S1 '''
mouse elght rooms, Sixteenth street in 49,,
condition, 90 100. ~ sooA
s,dhdous House four rooms and stable. Twelfth st-.,.
Hous. rooms and stsble, EishtesntA s,r,.,
$40. esh
Fine suburban homss miles eastot CITY =,
moderate price "'J ~
lots IN Filan White 4 Gallagher additio,
6o1lO0 feet, eco each. "
SlOts on CHidwells run, s2s0 each
Inc iaIn, ltS acres, on National road. pt,.
miles east Of city. on easy term, inns
Market streot business property at mod.rat.
price.
one,half 10, 81 McCollooA street Cent?.
ors of tho hsM sanufasturinx site. MA.
city, fTontns on tive railroads
NESBhIT & DEN1NE,
1879 Market Street
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WRAP DEPARTMENT.
ANY CLOAK. suit or Wrapper IA or n ouse
~ One-hAi Price "a. EhSaEGMEH
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WHAT THE TURKEYS SAID.

Alta mass meeting of the surviving turkeys of Ohio
county, held at Wheeling Park the evening after
Christmas it resolved: eve have reason Tor
secongratuation in this years decrease in the Christ
mas mortality among turkeys. The decrease was
caused first, by the hard times and next by McFAD-
DEN's very low prices, which suited to the times
turned peoples attention to the satisfying of those
sharper wants than the luxury of our flesh"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-05

Mems and chidren's hats and caps Al
auction prices.
BERGER g. DORSEY,
1911 Main street.
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1879 Market Street.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23
Elegant
Assortment OF Pattern bats jus. received at
S. A. Fishe.'s.


Ladles-PleaEO observe that our notice on
seventh page asserts our determination to
assume on 'RgeresEvs" attitude on Nom
day and all week. Low Prices" email
Profits" big Sales," thSs, are the planks
in our platform for the fail DRY goods enm-
pa!an from which ". will not rosa 10 one
inch. BV tho word 'hPgtesaivonsBs' sands
Bfos. mean 10 convey their huhl aud unal-
tersblo resolution TO mako wAt-h ,rce, uu,
conn Tomising var-upon hiRh pSicos. and
they will carry II on 20 its logical oonclu.
sion regardless Of consequences. Monday
We hoiat our atapdard With those pregnant
Wo dc inscribed thereon. md our fall dry
goods victory must be won on these lines,
upon tho Tow price tys.sm." and by no
other means. The rush for olohks. ehpes,
coats aud suitl hha already net in. bat Mon
day apeeihl attractions both IN tho way Of
i'm ported noysltiss and those extremely
low pricos. will My mark an epoch In dry
goods retailing Ia Helena.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23

We can sell you a good suit of
Cashmere, in neat mixed pattern,
latest cut, splendidly made, for
So. Nobody can sell you 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
llslS ldSl SCdSOil tlldl VIC oOli dt
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 window full and a good
many shelves full of that Jersey
Ribbed Underwear. Not much
left now-better get some. 81. so
suit.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23
Rrondoloth sale.

Tho ladies will agree with rs that the
season is now hsre when attention should
be given TO brosdcloths. Fashion records
nothing that 10 so decidedly Rsnteel for Q
lndy's travelling or walking costurss as the
nicer qualities OF west England or French
Armout broadcloth. The delicate soft az
pearanes; the rich falling fold. seems 70
have q refining inhusnoe upon the wsarer.
A visitor Was hsa d 10 say al the New YORK
store, Helena ladiss. In fact all the ladies'
OF Montana ere dsservedly noted for tnsir
oharminQ taste In manner OF dtess, Q nat
tsring example for every circle OF our land.
In summer they are quick 10 adapt them-
selves to warmer olinss, for winter they
select that most elegant and appropriate OF
all winter drsss material. namely broad
cloths.
Lei ali the ladies who are interested In
bargains visit ne this week. The prices
ntioned In oar sd. third page. will be Of
some advantage, 80 bring the paper with
you. To out OF town ladies. Ills unneoes-
sary 20 stale. " zen are unable 20 visit the
capital, send for sanples-ws are quick 10
respond.
Our CARPET room sbounds 10 great. rich
stock. Among tina many unfortunate oc-
currsnoes In large carpet room are mis-.
fits. We have sueh an ACCUMULATION OF
this kind that We are In . measure In
clined 10 beg your assistance. Can you not
mako room tor soms Of themp Understand
the carpets are elegant and new, only ve
occasionally cut them wrong thsn We oaer
them at a bargain.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23

In these times people want a
great deal for their money. They
require good things at little ex-
pense. That's just how The
Stanley Combination came to
be created. 1t is an out
fit consisting of a 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 most excellent quality espe-
cially adapted for service, and we
can sell you the whole combina.
ton as cheaply as you can buy
the bare suit from other dealers
Take look at this Stanley COM
bination and you will be surprised
Prices are $3.50 and upw ard.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23

Fo' the benefit OF the public We hereby
beg 10 announce that the celebrated "Cnr.
msncitAn cigar. known for ih uspstiol
quality oil over the country, has been pls osd
Tor aals with ths following popular cigar
Dealers +. II. Malcolm, BroudgaE; T., q,
Shelton; North Main sireet. md Finley a
Hclmss. ~ L. dspoi. We also soil 10 at ouI
own store by the pi'os, Tho boI or the case.
Try IL. II is bound 30 auit ron.
sTAFF & OFuHrM,
General Agents.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

TO-DAY General William
Booth, founder OF the Salvation
Army, will arrive in New York.
His advent will be the oc>
casion OF a monster welcome
by the Salvationists Of Gotham,
who are to hold a jubilee in
honor of the General, and the
new headquarters now being
erected on Fourteenth street.
This is Salvation's triumphant
day and thousands are exulting
over the fact.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23
on! You SHOULD SEE THEN.

Those Beautiful Things In millinery ~
Miss Stevsns' PAriorA
On and after Tuesday MiUs Florilla
Stevens will show the hnsst line OF milin-
cry ever hroueh, TO the city. Miss Stevens
attended the openings Of importers Of pat
terms and uovsltlSa She selected her stock
after tho openings. OH You should SEQ
the line Of vslysis. ribbOuL feathers, wings
blrds ana fancy fsAthers. The full result
OF her trip will be shown on And after
Tuesday. Hept. 20.
RsneInher wheEe am, on broadway, In
the nsnyer block.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23

Li,chHsid Taylor pied at Fort steele,
wyo., Sept Is.
Major William Davenport has received
letter from For, Steele. wyo., announcing
the death there. on Sept. 12. OF Li,ohneld
Taylor, formerly Of this city. Mr.. Taylor
vas the son OF The late Jesse Taylor. for
msrly county treasurer of Lewis and Clarke
and widely known throughout the state.
Litehhsld Taylor lived in Helena for some
years during his boJhood and up 70 fov
years ago was q resident OF Montana.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23
The rlnes, Of millinery.

Mrs. Kempssy. on Main street, atposits
the First National bank, has n large lot OF
fine pattern bats still left at her plso'. not
withstsndipg the imnsnss crowds that
called there during the opening last week.
New hats Of all the newest aud most popu-
lar styles Afs being received daily and are
being displayed 10 the delight Of her pa
Araaa
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23
PbsturlnR.

Having 6nlshsd hayina va have thrown
the whole ranch Into one, mAkiaa over
ono thousand hofsa Of ths beat pasture.
viii pasture horses al 81 per month.
Ranch seyOu and ono-hAlf miles north oi
Helena. Inquire oi J. Il. Allen or Howard
Littls livery stable, Hor,a Main street.
Cam Bnos.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23
Grsat bargains.

Closing out Hn immense stock Of furni-
tufe. stoves and general household goods,
a. tho Electric Lieh, building. Also clos
lag oui hhrnos. apd saddlery shop Ia San
fold block. 2lO Main street. just to give the
Rrowlsrs a chance.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23
We SAVE YOU MONEY.

little discussion to the merits of our goods
and the low prices ask usually reveals the fact that
you can get more Dry Goods for smaller outlay OF
money than it is possible to obtain anywhere else in
this city. Ours is the store for the thoughtful pru-
dent buyers-for the people who study economy
Let us demonstrate. We offer this week;
LadIes Elder Down Bath Robe. In cardinal q.sya
pinks blues etc, ali azG at xa0O oaoh.
30 Ladiss' An Wool NrAypern, plain oolOrs tTimmsd
10 black Laids, at 81 90 each.
20 Missea Jackets IN navy blues nicely trimmed In
btAda your choice for $3.50
30 Ladies JackotL ranging in e6OO Ito
$3.50 choice Tor week 3aDl
30 dozsn Ladlos Wool Ribbed dorsey Vests and
Pants 76e aetuhl worth eL2b.
100 Chldtens White aud Natural Vests and
Drawers; these AZ loo raising 30 size.
IL you want underwear thia - Your opportunty.
20 dossn Ladies' All Wool Fast Black Hose NJ 26a
800 pars White and Colored Blankets at 9t.00
~ pieces s6ineh DFssa Goods ia plain aad fnrey
effects at 25o
fancy mixtures ehevoh, soudaus eoverts plain
all price, b)o yard
SA6O nandsome Dress Pattern with all The lin
and hndnRs thtovn This 10 ons OF
ext aordinHry offerings and holds good for AHA
week on
The newest in Kid Gloves for street and even
ing wear, bear in mind that we have the genuine Fos-
eer Hook Kid Gloves, under the brands Dante,
Bruce and Argyle-every pair sold under guar
antee. New goods coming in every day, which we
take delight in showing. Save money by buying your
Dry Goods and Cloaks of us.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23
ARRIVAL. a, ,n. GRAND Central.
Arrivals ut Th. HeisuN


The Midway Cash Market, on Broadway
next TO the post otlce has Rninsd 4 rsputs-
tion for being one of the best In tho city.
Since Mr.. c. II. Asthier has taken charge
Il hrs not lost any OF Its former patrons,
bat haB gained many new onee. The quail
ity Of the mests 10 what 10 making tho sue
cess of ths market so great. Only the best
meats will ever be sold and II your meat
comes from the Midway 10 ia all ,he recon-
mendAtion ID needs.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23

Az Sam Herz's oyster house on No,th Main
you can set the daintieet of lunches His
meats aud salads aud his chocolate arc the best,
makes hi nsolf.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23

just opened at II North Warren street. AL
the latest styles, a st-olass work and per-
feet htt!ne seamless waists guaranteed.
MISS JENNIE UBRTEE.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23

That's the lates. shade known to mill
Iinsrg. ess IL at S. A. Fishers.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23
Lang & Co


Big shipments of decorated And plain
cTockery jnst received.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23

Walking hats that please everybody who
sees thon, al s. A. Fishers.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23
BUSY WEEK IN POLITICS
Two Conventions, One County, One
State, Will Be Held In
Helena
They Meet at tho Auditorium, the
First Monday. the Other
Tuesday.
Tho Proceedings OF Roth OF Them are Ex-
poctsd TO he Interesting 20
tha Public.

The coming week viii be q busy one In
politics In Helena. On Monday the LAWS
and CLARKE county democratic convention
meets al the auditorium, the place having
been changed by the central committee
from Electric hall. II will nAns county
and legislative Ticket ana delegates 70 the
statS convention. which meets at Ihs aadl-
toriam the following day. The delegates
TO tho state convention viii quite likely bs
selected before ths other business OF the
county convention is taken mp While
there IL no reason 10 believe anything Of
the Kind will happen, yet The proceedings
Of ihs county convention might oeeapy IN
iil late into the night Ths early sslesslon
Of the men who are to represent ths county
In ihs state convention will afford them an
opportunity 20 meet and confer with the
delegates from other counties who will
arrive during Monday and Monday night,
and make whatever preparations are neoss-
sAry for the greater event Of the day fol-
lowing.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23

SUNDAY dinner from fvo to eight at Capitol
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23
OBITUARY.

Sunday dinner from hvO to eight at Capitol
restaurant
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23

After a carsful confederation, ws Tho IN
darsigusd coal and wood dealers Of Helena,
have decided 10 conduct the coal and wood
business OF Helena on a strictly cash baeia,
money 10 be raid whom orders are gwen.
This applies TO everybody.
0uoBRIsr Bios,
SAND CouLuU Coal Co.,
HELENA LuamUn CO..
ErNsoN. CARPKNrrR 4 Co.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23

II 10 expected that the only fight before
the state convention will DO on the fusion
proposition. Some OF the county dslsgs-
tions TO the convention are against II.
Others on the contrary. are said TO be d.
viied on she matter. Should the advocates
Of fusion be in the majority they will en-
dorss Robert h Smith. tho populist nomi-
nee. II they fall In this they will try TO
hsvo the convention mako no nomination
for Congressman. This will leave the fight
between the republicans and the populists
with The democrats as spectators 10 10
believed, however, IL the convention shsuld
decide 10 make straight nominations for
congressman and supreme court judge. Q
winning ticket can be secured from among
the msn who have been spoken of from
time 10 time. The delegates 70 the state
convention are expected 70 begin arriving
Tomorrow.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23

II you want bah, carriage cheap. 20 to The
Hos hive sAlo THIS W,ok.