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The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
INhA,rnnN MONTANA,

Tho people Of lle.enn are not worry
ing as TO how tho residents OF Gallatin
county and the Yellowstone country
will cast their votes on the capital ques-
tiou. The most OF them are mon with
whom our citizens have been on friendly
terms for many yenrs They are typical
MontAnians aud too broad OF mind to
be swayed by such petty considerations
as the small jealousies which the Stan
dard so persistently attributes to them.
Rest nssured thnt they haye been OBJ
servant loolters-on in this capital fight
and have not failed TO note the course
pursued by the Standard and the total
absence Of argument IN favor OF Ana
conda in the hundred columns or more
OF capital tnlk il has INDUCED in. They
know that all that hundred columns
ran ninety-nine per cont in ialsehocd
aud attempted mischief making. They
we'll understand that cause which de-
pends for it's success upon this character
OF work is no. cause deserving Of en-
couragement. They have doubtless
listened patiently TO all the Standard
has had to say, desiring as fair men to
give il chance to advance some valid
argument, il any there was, in behalf OF
its candidate. In the absence OF valid
argument-for none has been given
to this date-there is no room
for doubt as 10 how their opinions
stand. They are well acquainted with
Helena's history, with Helena's stand
ing as a representative Montana city,
and with HelenA's desirability as n CAPT.
tai location. These things they know
OF their own knowledge, aud it will take
something more potent than transpar-
ent falsehood and humbuggery to win
their votes TO the side Of removing the
state capital from a central and proper
location to a corporation town in re-
mote part OF the state in behalf Of
which it's most persistent advocates can
urge no reasonable argument. There
will OF course be some votes in eastern
Montana in favor Of Anaconda, but they
will be in exceedingly small minority.
The resident OF Bozeman, Livingston,
Billings or Miles City who contemplates
so casting his vote needs but TO con-
slider the frivolous causes which have
been urged by Anaconda iu her eastern
Montana campaign, TO realize how un-
suited she must OF necessity be for the
capital OF this prent state.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
InE ANAooNpA srY sYs1rN.

The more one examines into the Ana
condafor-the-capital system OF cam
pulgning, the stronger becomes ones in
dignatiou at the style Of IL. There has
bcol nothing to IL thus far but bluff,
bcodle, falsehood, and insincere prom
ises And now a new feature-new
only, however, iu that it is just coming
into NOTICES beginning 10 attract a
great deal OF attention. THIS is the
sneak spy system. There are fully five
hundred Of these spies in the employ OF
the Anaconda combination ald they are
all over tho state prylng into other peo-
plo's business. Bat in Bate they ure
the thckcst. There they lurk upon all
cornors and hang about oil plncea Of
public resort Let two or more persons
especially If we'll known-stop on tho
streeis 10 tuils, and It will not bs hall
minute until an Anaconda spy tlllcs bis
place near at hand to oyerhear what is
bong said Let them move on fow
stops, aud another spy relieves the nrst
TO avert suspicion, md lmg5 within
oa7shot until the parties oithor separate
or move on. IL Ia the ,amo in The hotols.
the clubs, tho restaurants, the saloons
the spies are everywhere. And every
romnrlS t'gt Inns any reference whntever
70 tho capital question is carried dlrec,
20 too car. IL rs thus that grent nor.
sonuge keeps faithful track ot those VIII,
are for him 40 well Gs those who arc
against him. Wa do not mention this ag
having my legitimate boarng upon the
capital question, bot coming TO US as il
docs from a reliable source, u prove.
tho existence ot hateful system OF es.
pionnee which is woll in Keeping witt
the many other hntetul methods Of cam
pagaing now boiug rosorted TO on be.
half Of Anu0ondu-gor-the,captal
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22

who may be called 10 haslnem al No capt
tal9 81. Why should vote 10 'emove tho
Oapilal ttom whore ~ has been foS ,ha paas
ulne,sou yeore, aud whsio every acoommo-
dation snd facility Tor doing baainoas incl-
dent 10 tho situAuon haa been perfected,
aud locate II wayalae hamlet situated
upon ths ouiakirta OF she state with 40 40
ceminodntloue TOT oven the officers Of ,hs
government let alone i,a visiting cisiEsnal
Tho intelligent eitiEsu, unlSss influenced by
other motives than that Of common sense,
will AZ oneo determine tha. tho protsr and
only place for ,ho capital is that whore il
ia new located, and dOposi. his ballot ao-
eordlnRlY.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22

Missonlian.
The capital OF this youna and progressive
state should not be permitted 10 become an
object OF bargain and ealo, nor should /,
pnss as property into The hands OF foreign
corporation, Mt whoao head is m unsorupu-
lous political dictator.
A sample OF what can he done by the csar
of Anaconda was seen in the iasI leRislR-
tuTs Of uusavory fame. What more might
be done we're the capital to be handed over
10 him to ssll farihes SO " hil ends?
Those wbo have been advocating Anaoon-
da's claims outside of She paid contingent.
have not thoughtiuily oast ~ the sum Of
the questions Involved, bat il ia safe to say
they will do IL belore voting tins comes.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22

tlon there Ia botwSon that and tho propo-
sition 10 vote for Anaconda Is not oaay
to comprehend. II Ia nutto which ID all
OF those things aud not Anaconda
Anaconda az market FOR Montana
products is away down on tho Inst The
Chinese gardens aud ranches just above
tho town furnish tho principal part OF
tho supply And as for being a mining
centor, there is not n producing mino
within twonty- -sovon miles ot tho town,
II ia indeed peculiar argument that
hocuuse Butto is go great and prosper
ons aud stands at tho head OF the list as
tho buyer OF Montana producis, Aua-
uonda, q nero ofIahoot OF Butte, should
roceiyc all tho credit Tor what Butte has
done and Ia doing. Why didn't Ana
uonda utilize thia argument two years
ago aud word it, Vots for Butter
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
Thnt Iinttn Mailing.

Railway Royiow
The meeting could not have beon other
than IL was ON ihs fact that the men who
were thero were all invited and for the
most part we're known to bo friendly to that
citS before belnR invitod, so, aa n matter of
fact, there would be no opposition shown
in it's deliberations. In fact II there hap
PEGS to have boen present a merchant or
individual who did not exDect to vote for
Ansconda be had too much sense TO disturb
tie harmony of that most meeting, which
ou, lend had atrangsI, and too much
business tact 10 make it known.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
.nnn, tho R,nnstr rAss.

Hallway Review.
After Nov. 10 all tho mining aud smelling
bu,iaesa In Montana will be put down on q
buhness bAsih far oloser than 10 has ever
been dons in the past. That The Anaconda
company has eponI aefsat doai Of mon ey
in experimenting the laat few years is we'll
known. 10 has spse,eded in IerfectinG ,he
methods OF rotning 90 per so that praoti-
oally u hAa no riyAa In the world, All this
IL done al plant that ~ has at Anaconda.
Now how eau any sane man believe that
this company 10 going 10 haul its ore from
Butte twonty-soyen miles wss, TO Aaaeon-
da. ome,t "a there. then load IL on the cara
and bring it back to Bate, and then on
cas-, lTJ miles TO refine H. then load u on
Iho cara aud ship u east from there.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22

Ar last there has heoa u great naval
battlo fought with modern vessels and
modern arms The conflict between the
Japanese and Chinese ilaets Mt the
mouth Of tho Yalu ryor while, 30 far
as present ndvires indicate, resulting in
drawn battle, was n Eight Of tho first
magnitude. Tho contendng fleets were
noarly equal in number and wore COM
posed OF practically tho oamo kind OF
yossola. Both were armed with the
most modern gunS and ammunition.
The mon Of both fleets are said to have
fought with ferocious bravery. The
Chinese were at disadvantage in being
compelled TO protect the transports MS
well as bsat or tho attacking lsot. II
will doubtless bo quite while before
anything like a technically correct his
tory Of the battle will DO written, and
tho accounts fura.ehed by tho hostile
commanders viii he conflicting, but out
OF tho mass ot stDE that will be written
on the subject, descriptive aud tech
meal, naval experts will be able TO make
some important conclusions as to the
merit OF the con- ponent parts OF mod
ern war vessel, built entirely upon
theories.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
An IueIaenl ID ons Y,ar Aro.


Butte Miner,
Speaking about tho boycott rsminds Us
OF the Anaconda Etau1arl'o recent refer
enoo to tbe model mRoa meeting" Il
would be vel for tho Auacondaus 10 70.
fTaln from any mention OF that malodor-
ous affair. II was tho most disgraCsful
aeana oyet witnessed in Butte. II was a
uNss meeting uallvd by tie Trades anG
Labor naaembly OF Bulto mud wls tuTnod
into a bowling mob by a crowd OF hooters
from Anaconda. who occupied tho court
house stsrs Eud inauited this community
BY dep living ,hs atlf-fespeotng oitizona Of
eyeTy tiAht and bowling down oyery opoak .
whose ntterauoeA we're not 10 harmony with
the wishes o. tho diotatoria corporation
in whose int rsat this Outrage was commit
tod. II was boycott on froo spnsob.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
THE INDEPENDENT

Ramittanosa al tho riak of sub-eribst unlesA
nads by rcgiatoroa letter, check, or postal or OK
pro.s order. payable 30 lhe lndnpnalent Fob
hfhinE Comuaay,
Pefsona desiring Ina INprruspGNr ssrsel
st thoir houec or place Of busineaa can oNior BY
postal card OF throash telephone No ioo floess
report rAses Of iFrogulAr delivery promptN.
Advertisements. 70 insure prompt lHSaruSn
ahonld 10 handed IN tefosO D. m
Re!rcted communications not rctarnAbls an
kts pcsta.yo is caolosod
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
uR AsrING nurrt., AIInN s1n1nns

We ace a great deal Of this kind Of
argument In tho Anaconda Standard:
Butte is Montanu's great market
therefore vote for Anaconda for the
capital"
"Butte is the mainstay OF tho state
therefore vote for Anaconda for tho
capital
"Butte is Moutaua's breastwork
rugged rock which no storm Of advorsity
has yet shaken; therefore vote for Ana.
conde for the capital"
Aud much more Of the same kind.
All that ia said relating TO Butte's
greatness 10 true, but just what connec-
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
cismor efA Noisy Minority.


hivof Prosa.
Notwithstan ling all the olamor and noise
BY the Anaconda aggregation, il is plainly
seen that the great majority Of Intelligent
yotora 10 not forget She fac. that Helena
is The log'c cal candidate for capital honors.
And, after ell, iho up orr on the pirt OF
Anaoonia'a advocates is bot the oiAmo, of
n noisy minority, which hopes 10 mako u
sufficient sh ov OF strength to dslude votors
into eIpousing AuscInd4's cause.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
Give Even ous Reason.

Butts Miner
In order that the subsidized Anaconda
press aud Doodle boomers NAV havs a
chance 10 present. their argument squs ely
and fairly. the Miner onos more invites
them io state one tangible or convincing ar.
gument in favor OF the location OF the cap
itAl at Anaconda. Let them tell us why tho
executive, legislative aud judicial depart.
ments OF the government should DO sur
rounded night sud day by CORY orGtion in.
AusnceE OF explain Why tho state capital
should bo 90 located that every evidence Of
business lilo within it's bords could DO
snufed ont M Q moments notice by order
OF man residing In Wall street, New
York, or Lombatd street, London. Lot u,
have Teason-inBt one. Give the people
something tangible. DO MOI psrslat in ba.
suminR ,nnt thu population OF Montana Ia
composed oi dupes, eorfuptlonists and im-
beetles DO not treat tho grown mon Of iho
state az pulag babes 10 DO swayed By tin.
ael aud aow-gGws oJmbaS and rattle.
boxes. or who vi accept tho grimacoa Of
the clown ns sfgumtnt or tho crack Of tho
f.ngmustoT's whip ne mandate 10 be
obeIsd.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
Tho True Issue
putte Miner,

Butte Miner
The struggle II not between two Montana
towns OF diversified interests, but between
a city in which legitimate competition is
the rule and town where one corporation
owns every inte est aud brushes out all who
attempt 10 compete with il. The Miner
simply looks al the issue as between cor
poration and tho people. aud believes IL ex-
presses the sentiments of the unparalleled
and sincere citizens OF the state when il
says that the seat of government at Ana
conda would be blot upon tbs present and
a crime against the future.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22

IL Anaconda should DO made the per-
manent capital of Montana, would the
Anaconda Copper company plat its va
cant ground into town lots and compel
its employees in Butte to build homes
and reside in Anaconda, going to and
from work over the Anaconda company's
railroad?
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
Montana Proud of Helena.

MArysville Mounts neor.
Helena is essentially a city Of no mes, and
its beautiful aud stately public aud private
monuments. dedicate to the faith of their
bui ders IN tho pert etuity and prosperity of
their surroundings, reflect lustsr upon the
whole state. No Montana man can iuItly
feel any sentiment but pride in the city Of
Helena. grown up Us i, has In these rugged
mountains, as the concrete development of
domestic enterprise purely the con ncop,lon
aud fruit of Montanl faith and iadustry.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
A Butte Ba.iuss, View of L.

Railway noyiew.
Tbs business man would 60 about II in
this manner: "Well. now leps sse. /, the
capital were located at Anaconda wouldR't
lot OF our people go there to live, and II
,he Lims on the railroads was reduced 70
thlrty minutes, as it is likely to be, vouldn'i
nearly every body that could afford 20 live
in Anseond 60 there, and if the PEOPLE
were there wouldn't the stores In Anaconda
lay In stocks TO compete with mine here In
Butte? What trade. then, would l have
left in Batter"
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
Mnl rler Iinlh MAr.

biyer PTog
Anaconda boomers are now wo.kinp
upon Caseado oouu,y voters with the state
msni that ielona opposed county division
seven years ago, ana sought to keep Great
Pals Ia Cnotoau county. Now We auppoio
they will come 10 Rot benton and deolsre.
10 order TO catch votes for Anaconda, lnat
Helena Is rcsponsbls Got that division
0syen JeaTs aRo.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
King Marcos Two Doisrs.

MissOulian.
lhe people are urged 10 vote for A ma
in preferences to Helena. u substnntial,
magnificent eiiV, within easy and comfort
able reach OF oil portions OF the state, sim-
ply to Rratiiy the ambitions OF a man
whose greatest achievements ia the past
have been the development Of the Ana
eondA Mining company and the oompess
stultifsation OF the third legislative assem-
bly, Of the state Of Montana.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
Anaoonda's Ch,natowo.


Silver state
Tho Anseoadn Stnnlatd IL a. sisn,
clam In regard 20 our question, "Wni tho
standard deny that ths ato Chinese lam.
dtis' and 6to ~ IN Anaconda The fact
i' there alwaYs WIS recu lar glsnos sboat
iho STANDARD Wbou thCrs xers nuy fne,a
Liable to bo brought out.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
rhs Mhels ThlnrInnNnl.n.ll

Rising sun.
Ih' principal questions 20 bs dstsrmiasd
BY the vote in makinR up hia mind As "a
tho plaoo the beet fitted for Isrmunsnt 10.
cation Of tho state ca ilal, hrs few and
convey thoi ovn RnsSs .; lst. Which o
the napirantl for capital bonors ia nsars,
the center OF population aud moit aoeesi
bio 10 The feo ieg "a. Which cily contain,
the best accommodations to- tho psopi.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22

Hon. FRAEK HURD's declaration that
free wool would prove the most con-
yincing object lesson teaching tariff re-
form is supported by the market re-
ports. Wool is worth moro to-day, and
there is greater demand for it, than
during the last year Of the Mckinley
law,
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22

according 20 directions, ha
began 10 steadily Improve,
and allcr tho usn ~ thcu
for seven mouths hls head
WIS entirely we'll, Whom We
began using Il his head waa
nsulid surr from the crown
20 his eyebrows. lt was also
nll over his Cara, most Of hla
face, and small places on
different paris OF his body.
ThorO were sixteen weeks
that we had to keen his hands
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
rERMs ID sunscRlPrIoN.
HELENA, MONT. SEPT %, 1894.

81 MontAntAns GbroAl will always hni lHE
panty lSnsPFNprNT on hls At their iAvesiss
hoisla Fifth Avenue and Metropolitan, Now
York West Minneapolis Aldwia an PalAni
tan Francisco. MoDsrmV,t, hntt, Leland hoss.'
I inrlnrhalL M
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
He wau,. NV wbola worra

hlFNT lrnfAs
Those persona who oppose Helena for ibs
capital ouI give A. their safoa that u.lsnn
IL hoR 10 got 20 Jiyo nu ostimato ~ the
man whom lhg7 support. ull who aesss 40
control tho logi daturc, the capital. and ,hs
vote Of tho state VI Montana.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22

tied 20 tho cradle aud hold them whom he VIA
iskrn up; ana had 10 keep mlttons tied on hin
hands 60 keep his nhaer nails out Of thu surct,
as ho would scratch " no could in any way get
his hands loose. Mc know your CuTicUnA RIM
EniIa curcdhlm. We feel safe In recommending
thVln TO olhurs,
uEo. u, s. JANErTA HARRIS,
Webster, Ind.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22

AAAAbHhhAF AftF
Marcus Dely Il efsdiled ai,h le,ny Al.
r'end oi "bgr yoi bo imported and had
'a'uralizsd over 20Jl ioriRbo.a during
'ho month of Au2dr Whist do Msptaoa,.
woFkinsmsn thiaE Of him asa irioedy
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
DADY'S BAD ECZEMA
Head ono solid Sore. Itching Awful.
Had 20 Tic Ills Hands 90 Cradle
Speedily Cured by Cutlcua.

our lltilo boy broke ont oh his head with ahad
forn Of colomA, whom BE was f0ur innntha old,
We tried three doptofn, hut they dii not help
him. We thun used yOuf three CuriCuRA RHN-
fuu.y, and Alter ualnr thVm oloVcu Weoke rNatliy
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
PARISIAN DYE WORKS
9. KlMBOUD, PROPRiETOR,

French o'oaniuz and dy6lnv. recurring ~
Efonch prucu-A lutlL WoioE valyst. an
giik dfea o.. Eeatlaiasn'a gArmsnta knd gloves
faath0fs, iufH. ls0as. o1rtAna ELK ant woplnn
unhorweAr An' nouttioA bAilifAcilon giafan.
taei. w prani sltsst ngAf i0ioi ur0aa,
lsft over I've inootha Orders oAllsl fOf Al auy
part VI tho uily.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
MORGAN'S s PLACE.
zoo NORTH RODNEY.

German Prunes, box. g rs
German Prunes, crate. .... 100
Hungarian Prunes, basket. rs
Fancy Muscat Grapes, bkt. rs
Fancy Damask Grapes, bkt rs
4o-lb box Grab Apples. 1850
so lbs Siberian Crabs, small Las
Utah Canteloups, ID. ..... 90
Fancy Washington Apples,
8 lbs. ............. rs
Utah Peaches, q lbs. ...... as
Norway Herrings, 6 for. :. .2s
Fancy Mackerel, each. 80. .os
4 lbs. Fancy Jersey Sweets. as
3 lib pks Washing Powder as
Cottolene, s-lb pals. -. so
Honey, per cake. 20
Sardines, box. .o5
Amole Toilet Soap, box. =. as
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
CUTICURA WORKS WONDERS

Parents 10 know that a single application OF
the CUFIcuNA REMEDIES will nuOrd instant no
lief, permit rest and sleep, and point 60 q speedy
cure Ia tho most tofiuring aud dshruflng OF
skin aud scalp diseases, aud not 20 use them Ia
20 fail In your duty, CtTtcrRA RrMEplIs arc
the purcst, sweetest and most elective skin
cures, blood purifiers and humor remedies ever
compounded. They appeal with irrislstlhle force
TO mothers, nurses, aud all having tho care of
children. lnrcnts should remember that cure
made IN Childhood are speedy, economical and
permanent,
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22

THERE is but one city in Montana
whose people can reach Anaconda with
out changing cars.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
Faatern rorssspondonts.

Collections a speciAlty. Interost paid on
limo dsposits Accounts of Hanks, Corpora-
lions firms and Individuals solicited.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22

Sold thFonghout tho world. Price, CUricunA,
t0o.; soar, 2Ac,, KEsoLvuNr. al. porrER DRUo
AND CHEM. Corr, Sole Proprietors, Boston.
Ca" How TO Cure Skin Diseases" mailed free.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
No. A4o6.
The Helena National
BANK. UF HELENA. MONT.
CAPITAL $5oo.ooo.
ORGANIZED SEPT. 1, 1890.

a General Banking Busi-
ness.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-02
SARGENT HEARD FROM.
Telegram to Debs from the Leader
Of Firemen.

VI II iECLAChs
Early yesterday President Debs re-
ceived telegram from Grand Master
Sargent, of the Brotherhood of Loco
motive Engineers, and the same was
read at the morning session of the
strikers committee with representatives
of the commercial bodies of the Twin
Cities. The telegram is Significant, and
best explains itself:
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, April 30.-E. Y.
Debs, Sherman House. ST: Paul: Say to
Minneapolis ana st. Paul committee of
business men that have no antagonism
toward the present strike, and hope
the men will win and that all who have
gone out with the organization that is
responsible for their issue will remain
loyal to their obligation to that organ
ization. President Hill has DO right to
say that we are against you in this fight.
We have defined our position
according to our laws, with which
you are familiar, but l. nave
not antagonized your Interests.
said to President Hill in st. Paul that
this issue was with the A. X. o., and If
he wanted settlement to meet the Off
GERS of the union and treat with them
that l would have nothing to do with
the matter. and the officers of tile union
would thank me il 1 would mind my
own business. The committee that was
with me will vouch for my, statement.
l stated in the union meeting in st. Paul
that hoped the men would win. If
the men would tell the truth and repre-
sent matters as they are. there would
be less misunderstanding. l have no
desire to see WOrkIngmen sacrificed, no
ffov 4, q fNrc- n q tim
bers of, but believe in respecting the
laws of whatever organization a man
belongs to, and all executive enforcing
the laws as he is obliged to. hope
you will win in this contest.
+. p, SARGENT.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-02
STAND BY THE co MPANY.
Resolutions Signed by Leading
Business Men.

Business Men.
During yesterday forenoon President
Hill received set of resolutions which
are given here in full, and which were
signed by 100 of the leading business
men of Monticello. MINI. These reso-
lutions show that public sentiment is
undergoing an important change. The
resolutions are as follows:
MONTICELLO, Mlnn., April 81, 1884,
Whereas strike on the Great Northern
system of railroads has occurred by
which thousands of men are out Of
work, and diSarrangemeut of COM
merce in large section of country has
taken place:
And whereas, 1t appears that the sit
ualion is becoming dangerous 10 the
peace and good name of the state, and
if the strike is not settled Immediately
great violence aud harm is likely to
come upon all communities through
which the great system traverses;
And whereas, 1t is learned that Presi.
dent James j. Hill, Of the Great North
ern Railway company. has expressed
his willingness to settle the difficulty by
arbitration, which arbitration has been
refused by a committee representing
his employees,
Therefore, Be it resolved that we, the
undersigned citizens and business men
OF Monticello. commend his wise mod
Grafton and his efforts at conciliatlon in
this difficult matter, and deprecate with
our earnestness against any interference
whatever by the strikers with the run.