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WAsHfNGIoS, April 16.-Ike tain bill
will be laIu aside t0-mor. oW aud the
senate will 70 INTO executive sess on 81 one
o'clock f.r consideration of the Chinese
bill. Manages OF the tarin h.ll have only
agreed 60 give one day for &c. ami its
friends will make O. strong effort 90 have o.
disposed Of before adjourn msnt. la tins
they Will be HutagonizsI b. many western
senator. and some republicans from otbur
sections Of the count y. l1o opponents 20
the treaty Will attempt lrst 10 defeat u
outright and failing "a that viii ~ O.
have 10 amended. Inc fret question % be
disposed Of GA connection win tbe & eaty
tomorrow Will be senate Mitclelrs u10-
ton 20 consids 40 Ia op-u session.
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ncart Of the fashionable North side, where
hc was known as am eligible bachelor and
Pr .idcut of the Marquette club and main
tanning flat with vito and two children
OF ESQ Rockwell .traot less fashionable
ncighborhood Tho judge promptly nc
knowlcducd tho marriage and stated that
20 WAS celebrated on Jan. s.. 1892, hut had
been kept sccrct for family reasons.
Very few of his friends knew him % ho "a
Benedict until they read tho exposure Ina
the newspapers, anG Co saw that they were
surprised is putting it mildly.
Judp, Chetlain IS SON of Brcvot Brig
adler General August L. Chetlain. who
served as consul 40 Brussels under Grant S
administrations and was born az Galcna,
Ills. in 1850 lie has been a member Of
the bar for 20 years and was elected to the
bench Of the superior court last November
for term of five years. Mrs Chctlain is
a handsome young Swedish woman, who
manifests no interest in the opinions or
doings of the aristocratic social set in which
her husband has moved.
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PROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY HORSES. 49,
Offios Chief 0uArtOrmastSr, Department Of
LakotA. q. Paul, Minn., pril 5. 1884 -eealod
proposals. IN triploate. subieet TO the usual con
dltions, viii BE- received AZ this othc@ until IL
furnishing this department with one hundred
and twenN-two cavalry hOrses. onuActs will
provide Tor an increase decrease Of twenty
20 per cent in the number stated. and bids for
leas numbe will be entertained. blank forms
OF proposals., and full instructions 70 bidders
may be had on application to this office. The
government reserves the right 70 reject the whole
OF any part OF any bid received. JOHN V.
fUhEi, Quartermaster, U. y A.. Chief Quar-
termaster.
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members Of the old hoard, made accusa-
tions OF unbecoming official acts aud an
effort was made 60 show that the governors
action was prompted b. political reasons
rather than a desire 90 punish official mis-
demeanors. The decision toida that 80
long al the reqson % sufficient 60 warrant
ID she governors motives could NOT be IN
uuiiel into
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onARTERMAsTER.a
nEroT

nEPOT QuARIEhMASTERs OFFICE.
- NathinRton. ID g., April =. is9t.-ssAled
proposals. in triplicate will - received al tins
oflcs until a. q clock. uoon. Monday. May 9.
lssf. for the construction ~ superintendent =
ledge % stous Or brick. Al the Caster battiehsld
Montana. National ofmsisrT. IN accordance With
the plane and spocincaitons therefor. which can
h seen lad tlia Once. or a. the Offices n
the ntsd States quarternnatsr Al Helena
Mont. the poet quarter master At Fort Custer.
Mont. and the ch 10 quartsrmastsr 81 -. laul.
Minn., WHers also blank ferns Of proposal can
b. procured Thc nitsd ttatss reserves the
right 60 reset any or al proposals. nrslopes
- roposal@ for upsrintendent's lodga" AMI
b. ahdresaed 10 uEu. n. Mkfhr. DeputJ
Ouartsrma.tsr .onsraL 4. (. A., DoDot GUAR
isrmA.ief. MAahlnElon. y. Z.
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b mluch IlsfInT EU0I In0N uUsOIUIUIV and
permanently cure Constipation, Biliousness.
indigestion, Sick or Bilious headaches, Jaun-
dice. Sour stomach. and Dizziness. All de.
arrangements OF liver. stomsch, and bowels are
prevented, relieved, aud cured
They're guaranteed Ia give satisfaction, or
your money Is returned.
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FOR Jusr IMo MINUTES.
IireoE ridge IA rs seat for That Lcnzt
OF Time

HreoEinridge IA rs seat for That Length
nf Time
WAsmSoros, Aprh 10. -Repres ntativs
BrsckiuridRs appeared On .he floor Of the
house Of preventative day Tor the first
time since ths beginning OF the Pollard
Breckiurid1s tIaL Personal illusions
we're avoided. MANY acquaiutancss shook
hands cordially with The colonel 1heo-deal
was evidently 9 severe Dol. as his face
waa flushed, bus DO smiled continually.
After occupying bus seat two minutes be
left the chamber. lie will RESUME his con-
y esslonal duties 40 once.
Ereckinl dHe ana counsel we're engaged
She afternoon preparing the go ma. motion
Tor new trial, which viii he presented 20
Judge Bradley tomorrow. Tho motion
viii be urged on abe usual grounds thnt tie
We diet vas contray a. law FuI contrary 90
evidence aud that the dam lgss we're er-
oaaHlVe.
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NoflS sSANsL VI NVV,cNAI SLhhh
bids will be recsived up 10 10 O'Clock a m
Thursday. april q, Is9i for the grading Of whai
- known A. the Wolf creek washout road. near
Wolf resk. Montana. according to surv yor' :
plat and report Ga file in this Office. The board
Of county eemmlssiOnera reserve the right 10 re-
iect any OF all bids
order Of the board.
J. ). lOoKER County Clerk.
Dated Helena. March "a 1874.
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NOTICE TO RFMOVE PRINCIPAL PLfCH
~ Of bnsiness Of Golden Gate n ising com.
pany-N office l. hereby given that the uOldsn
q ate Mining company, "a corporAtionl. will on
" ednesday the 10th day OF AaT 1874, remove
its OH c. and principal y AGO Of business from
Helena. eais aud Clarke county. NJ ntanA TO
Butte, Silver Bow county. stAts OF Montana.
bhtt ". BROWN.
President Of the Golden a'e Mining company.
4. l. NAf4ON.
sec'eiary
rated Hslens. Mont. this 18th day Of April
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april closed $50 bid.

Money on call easy al ] per cent Prime
mercantile paper. 3ft5 per cent Sterling OK
change. Si.b--s LeoA for demand, end sl.6la
l4 80 for siIty-day bills.
CHICAGO PRODUt T.
CHICAGO. april l6.-Closing Wheat Cash.
Coo. Mag, 60iic.
torn- higher, cash. ssAc Nay. SAC.
Z ate Steady; cash, 3lho, Aay, 32a.
Pork Mar, Sled.
Lard Cash and ay. SI.s7h.
hlbs-hay. 5000.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. Aprl 16.-Cattle -l,eeeipts. 10 500
heal market active. 1JNz0c, higner prime 90
extra native steers. sA50nAsl; medium. s.. 90
ga %: others. aa.7508 gO: exams. sAOJaa14
Hogs-l eceipts. 2f.O0O head. market active.
a-1c. higher. rough heavy. 81 Z5u 500: pack
ere aud mixed, s5.t5u5 30. assorted tght.
s. l0ua59.
sheep and lambs Receipts. il000 head mar
ket active and strong; all soid early, top sheep,
s 1JN 800. toy lambs. Sa25n bio.
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THE MARKETS..


STOCKS
NHw YORK. April 16.-Rar silver essi
Copper On ct; lake. 81 So
Lead Quiet domestic, SG2l
The feature Of tho days speculation this morn
ing as Sugar. and this stock monopolized the
dealings up to noon. the ret OF the list being
stagnant The general market was dull and
shares were not heavy. fluctuations within mar
row limits.
Government bonds firm.
petroleum-S Steady. April closed $50 bid.
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NOTICE. OF STOCKHOLDERS NEETING-

NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS MEET NC
y Notice 10 hereby given that meeting Of
h. stock hnlder- ~ the Big Chief unnel and
Minnie company will he held At the law Office ~
Ashburn b. arbour. iu the city Of Helena.
county ~ Lewis and tlarEo AMI state Of Mon
fana On Saturday. MAJ :. 1885, a. two o clock y.
m. % said day
said meeting IL called for the purpose % sab.
hitting 20 fls stockLu.ders Of said company =
proposition 90 lease t4e zig hlef mining claim
for Ilo 20 isd o. one Year. upon royalty OF IS
per cent % tho -me ter returns 4 the ore
shipped from SAID mine % be paid fo he com
panlt and also Co gigs tond 10 tie lessaas Of
faid mine ohlgatinz tho comEany 20 sell the
same 10 said ie-sess, or her Assigns. upon the
fore the fret day 81 february. Is8,
=. b.. khlGhI Trustee
". D. con. Trustee.
q. K iiAkE0t n, fustsa
j. l. TOW MEND trustes
Owed Iolona. Nom. karah ~. l-ll
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4 NEo = NUlhHT
remedy go Or. pierce's
Pleasant Pellets. Put mn
In little glass walls, handy
and convenient. Scaled
too, 50 that You know
they're always fresh and
reliable, UNLIKE the ortii-
nary pills IN wooden or
pastehoard boxes
There's nothing in the
way 81 pills a. small or a.
easy % take as these little
Pellets. THERE'S nothing
81 easy and natural IN &C
tion nothing that cnn do
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T. llif ulsIEiCI COUHr Or THE FIRST
Lgi ~ district y the state Of MonianA
10 ard f1r tie coultg Of evils AMI iarke---e-
Le7 R" fredttors ia'ate ~ Heueoca FRANCES
Noiice o. turebT given Do fle uudersie ned ID
Wilis rn-or ~ Roe estate I'D .at,srrfs l. rsnrss
s''-rs dsceasod, 70 the crodi ore o. aud
80 lHftols laFiuF claims against TITO said
g. % ai i9 enlltIf them Nuh fNe nacasaary
s'nehrrs = thin fan months after tho frat Pub
"a OF tltt notice o. the said aim rrtrafor A.
We iaa ~ 90 n assana hullard. room b ftoid
ocr. ln gao C.ty 20 Helena in tho county Of
-eFia alt lrrke. state % Moutsna fto zane
o. nE the plrcs Tor Tho Transaction u he
ART tlarka
JACOB ~ JONI.
hdministfator ~ The Estate d obooca Frames
Jaues. darsaassi.
Dated March ~ l.5L
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A BSt sSMENT NOTICE. -THT LtO MINING
n Milling COMPANY - Montana. works
located three and one-haf miles from BUTTE.
silver EoW county, Montana
Notice h hereby given that st a nesting Of
trustee II sad company held on the 9TH day u
april i1ti an Assasemcnt % q cent per
share WIS Ievifd uuan inc capital stock II said
company. payable un fie lfth lay 81 May IsJf.
O. j. o. A.. Mnfur, rccfHfary uf sid cuuuany al
The Office OF be 90 Aiming - Milling onpany
II Msnthua, room no. 80 tommofcAl build
ing. ~ Loui-, No
ANY stock upoa which said assessmant shall
remain unptd on go -iI day 90 May. 1874
thAll ha de- mod deiin IunnL ana will b. duly al
verified Tor ale a. Inbic suction. ami unless
IA meut Dc made ffnrt, will be sold on the 18TH
nA5 ~ une. 1884, 20 pay tho delinquet.t Assess
mont tof-e her wi tle COSTS 81 aiFertis NJ and
eapensea x sale. jOil T. Ml. I0Ii.
rocr0fafy Of eaid company.
Room No go Commercial iuildinE. ~ L0uis.
1n.. office 81 said con PAM
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A case Of Catarrh that can't be cured hv
Or Sage's Catarrh Remedy Is so rare that
tho makers OF the medicine are willing % risk
this offer. II We can't cure your Catarrh,
perfectly and permanently, no matter what
your case is, wen pay you $500
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De sure and 60 o. tho sueclsl ale ~ ladiea'
shirt aal-ls az tu Uea live. abb. gfaatast lar
I.aln Of fUs sea. on
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3 on can bus the genuine Foster Is D glovss
Too e five. rVery pair warranted AMI httoi
fu thn laud.
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| Isf INSURANCE IOLlClES LOANED ON
II or bought. r. @. thesnsy, Kansas Cry. No.
pARTY WHO TOOK HAT BY MISTAKE At
4 Masonic temple. Saturday evening. will
confer = favor By returning same for exchange
address j. q. hogd 5l1 ighth avenue.
NAATED-PARrNfE rs PAYING GOLD
W mine and mill. capital sa,t00 subtraction
guaranteed Address d. this office
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~~~-~---~-~-~-~-~-~-~-
IOUND-CNE END COW WITH WHITE
L spot on forehead. Owner can have same by
proving property A. a paying for this advertise
ment. kmmA Appgard. 4l- Hay street
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AIRS. ANNA KARsTEDI. MIDWIFE 2l9
VI orth hodney street Helena. Ladies'
from ns,r BY OF aoroldl awaiting confinement
may eng ge roOms here hood treatment guar
antsed
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Independent Book Coupon No 2.

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CITVATION WANT D-TO 10 CUTTING
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$3.50
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W. H., care Independent.
hELF MANTED-FEMALE
INTANTED-GIRL TO COOK AND DO GIN
w erai house work. III n. Warren street.
corner Fifth avenue.
W hoasowork. Inquire si5 stats street.
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ron RENT-FI IiNlSHEb ROOMS.
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Il Montana bang have f3-room mansion, I'M
eou.lled ~ any rental property in nnish aud
s,,nointmepts- only sl5 psr month.
100. ans
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Hoods Cures

ruteuIly Mrs. CtArK KrNG. Geneva. Ohio.
HOODS Pile rurc liver uls. aundicr DID
iY.is.ass. .rS headache and constipation DC.
NOTICE or TEACHERS EMMA ION
~ Al examination - applicants FOR teacher
cortitcafes will be held IA room o. court house.
uril zf-a- All persons de-irons 90 writing tht
eEauln ton must be on land April q. nine a
ma. tlunlo A. holfenrsth, Co. fupt Of Schools.
PROPOSALS FOR WAGON TRANspOETA-
ton Office u q ief Olarorlnaster e.
uartflent o. IatutA ~. Pau. Nina. March sI
i-'i- rFAlsd proposa Tor wagon tfanspo- ta-
% 90 required n this CepaFtmout during the
l.-al year ending Juns 20. 1875. will be- rscairsi
a' tn aaIes uutH "a O'Clock m .. on r.daY.
'Hf -'fh deg ~ April. lisa. and opened then
lima forms 81 pr. pofals with full instruct .ous
tidt rs will b. furnished On app.iaatluu Co.
'Hlr ulacA JOHN y. fLf4El
.uartarmasior. u. 5. A. chief Qunrtsrmaafer
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c.'arrh is constitutional disease. and there
fr-e DO can only De cured hy a constitutional
remedy Ike Hoods Sarsaparlla Read what IL
On. .lr Mrs. King c0nciscly expressed In her
0-u voluntary words
q. .. Hood g Co.. Lowell. Mass:
Geatlemrl From grateful heart write
aiat your grand medicine. Hoods sarsaparlla.
a.- done iar me- Five bottles cured me Of
.-t4rrh iu JOS worst form. ! think IL was only a
ul.tcr of time. when DO would have ended ia
groo~ofaI Copa,.vo,,tio,,
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LeadiRg Hotels Of Helena.


lsvator. Steam Heat. Electric Lishta Rates a.
par day and upwards.
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personal
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NEXT OF KIN HEIRS WANTED A DE-
~ scripuv3 index Of $1,000 names of heirs ad-
" rtised Tor british suhJsctsl who have died in
Great ri ain. ireland. India, australia. etc,
from 1903 copyrighted. Price 81. /. O. order.
ddie j richardson & & o., uthcs bl Heed build
ing. i2l5 Fllbert street Philadelphia. Pa.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-04
THE SOMERSET RAILROAD
Holds Annual Meeting at Oakland and Elects
the Usual Officers.

Oakland, Dec. g. 3.-(SpeciaD.- an
nual meeting of the Somerset Railroad
Company was held at the company's office,
this forenoon
The reports of the officers showed a fall
ing off in the business from last year, but
considering the general business depres-
sion were very satisfactory.
The following were reelected: Francis
W. Hill, Exeter; Andrew j. Embden
Benjamin p. j. Weston, Madison; John
Aver, Oakland; r. Wesley Dunn, Water
vile; Willard M. Dunn, Waterville; Ed
mund f. Webb, Waterville; Omar Clark,
Carratunk; Stanton Day, Boston, Mass.
William NJ. Aver, Oakland; Thomas
Flint, San Juan, Cal.
At a meeting of the directors held sub
sequently the following officers were
chosen, being the same as last year: John
Aver, president; r. Wesley Dunn, vice
president; VIM. NJ. Aver, superintendent
A. r. Small, treasurer and clerk; Horace
W. Greeley auditor and paymaster.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-04
IN THE SENATE.
Proposed Change in Rules 10 Compel Senators
Present to Vote.

Washington, Dec. g. The last session
of the SD Congress was opened in the
Senate chambers at noon, today, with a
large attendance of senators and Il big
crowd in the galleries. The proceedings
were opened by prayer from the blind
chaplain, Mr.. Millburn.
The usual resolutions fixing the hourly
meeting at noon, directing the secretary
to inform the House that IA quorum of the
Senate had assembled and for the appoint
ment of a committee Of two to join a com
mittee of two to join committee on the
part of the House to wait upon the Prcsi
dent and inform him that Congress was
ready to receive any communication that
he might be pleased to make, were offered
and agreed and Senators Harris and Man
derson were appointed IL committee on
the part of the part of the Senate.
The roll of senator's was called and 90
answered to their names. After the roll
call brief recess was taken during which
the senators interchanged pleasant and
friendly greetings.
After a message WAS received from the
House announcing the appointment of IA
committee to wait upon the President "A
further recess was taken till 1.30.
At the close of the second recess "a re-
port was made by Harris from the com
mittee to wait upon the President, and
Immediately thereafter Mr.. Prudea, one
of the Presidents secre taries, delivered the
Presidents annual message which was
thereupon read by Mr.. Cox, secretary of
the Senate. The message was ordered
printed and laid on the table.
Various resolutions were offered, in
Guiding the following: BY George Dem }
of Mississippi, instructing the committee
on rules TO report amendments to the
rules giving the Senate power to come to
vote at any time on any pending ques-
tion after n reasonable opportunity for
debate; providing for counting Ito make
quorum) Of senators present and not
voting; Furnishing senators for disorderly
behavior, who, being present, fail to
answer to their names; and such other
changes and amendments as may be
needed for the proper discharge of the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-04
Ex.SPEAKER REEDS GREETING.
Handsome Floral Gifts and Enthusiastic
Cheering at Appearance in the House.

Washington, Dec. 3.-On ex-Speakcr
Reeds desk in the House rested "a mag
niiiccnt floral ship, full rugged, resting ON
Il bank Of roses and ferns. The body of the
vessel was composed of roses and ferns
American flags floatod fore and aft On
a card attached TO the offering was the
following: Advocate, Us you have always,
protection and American labor and the
ship will guide you to a haven of peaceful
waters" Amidships ON the deck of the
vessel in blue iminortclles were the sig
nifcant figures "96.''
The most notable event Of the day was
the reception given to ex- Speaker Reed
Of Maine Reed entered the chamber u
little before the hour of noon, coming
from the Speakers lobby. There's
Reed" exclaimed an enthusiastic mem
bcr, whcrcupon the galleries and spectat ors
on the floor chcered him wildly. Mr.
Reed looked well and the cordiality of his
greeting was evidently gratifying to him,
for his face was wreathed in smiles and
he bowed right and left as he picked his
way across the area and up the center
aisle to the cloak room, where his friends
gathered about him and congratulated
him as the next Speaker of the House.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-04
Ounraven Again Challenges for Americas Cup.

New York, Dec. 3.-A Glasgow dispatch
to the Evening Sun says: The Earl of
Dunraven has decided to make another at
tempt to win the Americas cup, and he
has forwarded a challenge to the New
York Yacht Club, which now holds the
famous yachting trophy. None of the de
tails of the challenge in regard to the con-
ditions or other points are yet known.
Watson will design the yacht. The model
and drawings of the boat have been pre-
pared.
At special meeting of the New York
Yacht Club, this evening, the America s
cup committee, through its secretary a.
Cass Garfield, read the transcript of let
ter which the committee had sent Lord
Dunraven. The club approved unani-
mously of the purpose of the letter Mr.
Garfield offered a resolution asking that his
committee be given entire charge of any
arrangements that might come out of the
proposed challenge by Lord Dunraven
This was unanimously approved
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-04
BANGOR CELEBRATES.
Nearly TickIed to Death Over the Work OF Her
Foot Ball Eleven.

Bangor Dec. 3.-Bangor celebrated the
winning of the State championship by the
Bangor foot ball team in an enthusiastic
manner, tonight. The foot ball team ard
guests including the principal, teachers,
prominent citizens, etc, were given re
ception by prominent ladies at the Y. NJ.
C. A. building Speeches were made by
leading citizens.
Immense crowds were on the streets
shouting, blowing horns, etc. The city
bells were rung, there was big bonfire
and display of fireworks in the pubic
squares, the victorious team was driven
about the city in barouches, and there
were other means of celebrating.