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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-10-27
A COLORADO COUPLET.
Denver Paper Companies In a Re-
ceiver's Hands-A. X. u. Men
Convicted.

Denver, Oct. 27.-On motion of the
Martin Kalbfeisch Chemical company, a
$4,000 creditor, Charles w. Morse has
been appointed by the United States dis
trict court, receiver for Denver and the
friendly one and is brought for the pur-
pose of forestalling n possible foreolos-
ure on account of the death of Col. j. H.
Platt, president of the companies. The
bonded indebtedness is $5OO,O0O. They
have several millions invested here and
are in fourishing condition. Receiver
Moore is vice president of the companies.
THREE WERE CONVICTED.
Pueblo.-The jury in the United States
district court before whom twenty three
railroad men were tried on the charge of
disarming the U. s. deputy marshsls at
Trinidad during the A. R. U. strike, after
being out thirty-six hours, returned a
verdict of guilty as to three, Shaw, Carey
and Jones, and found ten not guilty and
reported that they could not agree as to
the other ten. Judge Hallett sentenced
Shaw, Carey and Jones to Jail for three
months each.
Letter List.
List of letters remaining uncalled for
in the postoflice at Santa Fe, N. NJ, for
the week ending October 27, 1894. If not
called for within two weeks will be sent to
the dead letter office at Washington.
Anderson, Yennie Lopez, Juanita
Chabara Felix Loughrey VIM
Goodrich, Emma Montoyo Rafei
Harper. j Reed, Emma
Harris, &c Rogers PJ
Kruger. Ollie Salaiz, Teigo
Lockhart, Amy Sanloval. Matias "a
Sisneros, Nieinto (2)
In calling please say advertised and
give the date.
7. P. GABLE,
Postmaster.
d.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
World 9 Fair Hishest Medal and Diploma.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-10-27
THE CHINESE FLED.
IT'S AN ILL WIND, ETO.


The correspondent of the Pall-Mall Ga
zette at Chez Foo cables that the fleets of
China and japan are now off the port and
that battle will take place shortly.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-10-27
GOOD SPRINTERS.
The Chinese SOldiery Keep Up Their
Reputation In that Line-AnOther
Japanese Victory.

Yokohama. Oct. 27.-Dlspatnhes re-
ceived here confirm the reports of bat
tie between the Chinese and Japanese
forces after the latter crossed the Yalu
river. It is added that the whole Japanese
army afterward advanced northward and
that Klwen castle, which was held by a
large force of Chinese, was attacked on
all sides. The Chinese made a desperate
defense and the fighting was very severe.
The Chinese are reported to have
NUMBERED 10000 MEN.
Another dispatch repeats the assertion
recently made that the second Japanese
army has landed On the east coast of the
peninsula off Kin Chow, upon which
Port Arthur is situated. The japanese
army, according to these dispatches, now
occupies the neck of the peninsula, thus
cutting of communication between the
port and arsenal and the main land.
THE CHINESE FLED.
The Japanese victory at Kiwen was a
decisive one. The enemy fed toward An.
tung. The Japanese captured quantity
of prisoners. The Chinese lost 200 killed,
many having been wounded and taken
prisoners in addition.
IT'S AN ILL WIND, ETo.
London.--It is announced that China is
negotiating in London for per cent
silver loan of e1 100000. The issue price
is expected to be SO.
ANAvAL BATTLE EXPECTED.
The correspondent of the Pall-Mall Ga
zette at Chez Foo cables that the fleets of
China and Japan are now off the port and
TINT n haAtla will kaka nlaca shnrtlu
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-10-27

Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Forty Years the Standard.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-05
OBITUARY.
Two Wen Knswn Pioneers OF the state
Depart This Life


Two Well Kaewn Pioneers OF the state
Depart This Life.
John b. Beck. who died at BOzsman on
Feb. % was born in Aissee, a province Of
Germany, In 1880 He came 20 America
when bat six years Of age. He was too
young al the time OF the war with Mexico
70 enlist ~ a soldier. so be went 10 the war
as teamstsr and served In that capacity
till the war closed. He then Tsturnsi to
Missouri. He vent TO California in loi9
and followed the life Of a miner on the
vest coast until 1866. when he came TO the
Gallatin valley and engaged IN farming
says the Courier.
Mr.. Beck Was man Of very decided char
acter and frugal habits. He always had
purpose In life ami worked to accomplish
that pu pose. He was . man Of hrst-class
executive ability. never losing sight OF any
thing. De was slow to anger bat very
courageous when aroused. He never ao-
quired q knoWledEs Of how to read and write
the English language and was not able TO
write ais own name. yet he could conve o.
intelligently In German, French and pan
ish. as well as In English. His honesty
and inteR lily we're never qusstioned. de
came 10 this section worth .ess than 81. 600
and leaves an estate valued at over 45O,OOO.
Deceased leaves . wife And three sons.
aged abOut 81, 10 aud l6i brother and sis
ter Al Los Angeles Cal. Judge Sam Beck
ana MFs. Mary Chsppelle; brother Ia
Missouri ana a brOtnsr last heard OF IN
J. o. Hopping attended the meeting OF
the Lyceum a. the school house near HE
place Ia the Madison valley last Monday
night and when returning home aceomDan-
led by his son Carl and Mike Mcdonald, be
suddenly drop, ed 10 the grOund and ex-
PRED without . word. The partg we're on
foot and the death occurred near the creek
ab0Ve M. HoppinR's residences.
Jacob Osborn Hopping was born ~ Sg
Hsrbor. Long Island. y. Y, Jane p. 1929.
He obtAinsd q liberal education anu when
Is yea OF age went TO lows, where he
worked for = while al the mOuldsr's trade.
lie vent 30 Pixies Peak. Col, in 1860 whore
he engaged in the lumber business aud min
lag In 1868 he came 10 VntaRa, arriving
a Bannack Aug. 3. II. worked al gold
mining on a baf IN Alder Gulch for two
years, when be came TO Gallaiin county AID
invested hia surplus earnings in stock. De
Was married Oct. B. 1866, TO Miss Aary Al
len. Who survives him. Two children also
survivo him-CaTl. . bright youHg man. a.
home, and Mrs. Fred Hutchinson, Of Coke
dale.
Squire Hopping. as be was familiarly
called. has always been a mAA OF promi-
Hsnes In the community where be made his
home. lie was a bright man intellectually.
a good neighbor, . man thoroughly honest
and universally respected. His death will
be regretted By all who knew him.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-05

INJUsrIcE was done Congressman
Hartman In the issue Of TIA lNpErESn.
AMT OF Feb %, il being stated that he
had joined the ranks Of the obstruction
sts who we're filibustering against vote
on the bill for the coinage OF the silver
selgniorage. Authority Tor the state
ment was found in Washington news
item OF few days before, which said
that Mr.. Reed had persuaded the re-
publioars. except Waugh, Marsh aud
Murray" TO vote against closing debate
on the bill The Congressional Record
shows that Mr.. Hartman was present
throughout the entire contest and voted
steadily with the friends Of the bill
TnE INpEPENpENr regrets having unin-
tentionally done Mr. Hartman the in
Justice.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-05
THE WISE TRAVELLER,
In sslsstiAg His Railroad Route. Select.
the Road

In sslsstiag His Railroad Route. Selects
the Road
That affords eIeeilsnt and most comfort
able fasilitisa-"Ihs Milwaukee"
That Iavsrsss a delightful and pietur-
ssque portion Of the oountry-"Ths Mi
Wsukse."
Thai has-aRd nsrits-ths reputation Of
strength and reliabilitg- The Milwaukee"
Thai enjoys popularity and 10 stamrsd
vith public sPpfoval-''Ths Milwaukee"
That has q substantial ToAdbsd and most
freQuent train asrViee-"Ihs Milwaukee"
hat tsgards, always, the contest, ease
and safety Of its pstrons-"lhs MilwAu-
kse."
hat furnishes the latest private com
partueut ears and latest library buffet
smoking oArs-"1he Milwaukee"
bat furnishes elegant drawing room
psrlor ears, free reclining chair cars ami
sunptuoua dining oATs-"Ths AilWaHkss."
That has exclusive uas Of ths slastFie
berth reading ls1p-"Ike Milwaukee"
ne hilWAukse" combines all tbs above
and more. toe. lie trains are veHtibulsd,
hsated by steam, electric lighted and M
surpassed 10 lurufioua appointments.
The immortal Lincoln said. Follow the
! eopie aud voa cannot be IN from rigkt."
Inc people use The Milwaukee"
J. !, CoyLET Asst. Gen. lass. ACT
~ Paul. MINI.
koTE.-Fiys aims daily from Twin Cit
les 90 Chicago. one 20 ~ Louis and one %
kansas CITY.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-05

WITHoUT making much fuas about
it the administration at Washington
has been quietly getting into the hands
Of its friends in the last twelve months
AS is proper and fitting, the places Of
trust in the federal government have
been largely filed by democrats. Take
the fourth-class postmasters, for exam
pie. who, more than any other federal
officers, come IN direct touch with the
people. The country has heard a great
deal about Clarkson, the wonderful
headsman % the Harrison administra-
ton. and very little has been said Of bis
quiet and unostentatious democratic
successor. Yet tho official figures show
that Fourth Assistant Postmaster zen.
eral Maxwell, In the first year Of bis
administration, appointed about three
thousand more postmasters than did
Clarkson 10 the corresponding period Of
the Harrison administration. Tn TO
Jan. -G. 1890. Clarkson had appointed less
than twenty thousand postmasters.
while Maxwell exceeded that figure BY
two thousand mp TO Jan. 2G. 1894.
The figures FOR the month o. February
are not yet completed, but the excess in
favor Of Maxwell was still greater on
March l. This is pretty good work for
40 OFT year M dull times.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-05

LORD RosEBERRy. who has been Sc
lected to succeed Mr. Gladstone as pre-
mier OF England, has been a steadiai t
political ally Of the latter ever since
1871. when he was selected TO second
the address in reply 10 the speech from
the throne. He came into his title at
the age Of y IN 1868, and soon took an
active part in politics. Several import
ant offices under the government have
been filled ably by Lord Roseberry, and
he has also won distinction by addresses
before educational and other societies
In 1878 he married tho only daughter
Of Baron Meyer de Rothschild.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-05
THE WEATHER..


President Cleveland enters to-day
upon the second year Of his second adj
ministration. The year that has passed
since his Inauguration has been a stormy
one for him and for the country. 1t has
been a year Of unparalleled business dis
aster and financial distress. These have
had their effect on our politics. creating
murmurlng and unrest among the peo-
pie. who in turn have visited their dis
pleasure upon the administration Of Mr.
Cleveland and the democratic party
generally. Hard times always bring
censure and reproach upon the party in
power, whether deserved or not.
Thoughtful students Of politics who can
divest themselves Of partisan prejudice
know that the causes Of the hard and
unsatisfactory conditions that now ex-
list must be sought for further back
than the beginning Of the present ad-
ministration. The trouble has been Of
long brewing. IL started in the early
part Of President Harrison's admInistra-
ton, and a. was hastened and aggra-
waited by the vicious legislation OF that
period. The beginning Of President
Clevelands administration simply wit
nesses its elimination. The country
has been suffering from the delrium
tremens Of republicanism, and the wis
est democratic doctors cannot restore it
to health in a day.
But the right remedies are being APP
piled, the fever Of the patient is being
reduced, and when the full course Of
treatment prescribed by DIR. Wilson has
been followed we may look for bene-
fetal results. Already signs OF improve
ment are beginning to manifest them
selves. Public confidence is revived and
the country has turned the crisis.
We believe the worst year Of President
Cleveland's administration is behind
him. With better times in the country
the din Of the fault-fnders will cease, /
and our politics, no longer influenced by |
business depression, will get back to |
their normal state. Still, with the
Jacksonian qualities Of the president, /
his independence of the bosses, and his
resolute purpose torun bis own admins
tration, we do not look for the political
millennium TO set in-at least, not in the
democratic party as at present consti-
tuted. But we do look for the restora-
ton Of the party to popular confidence,
which it has merited by steadfast adj
herence to principle through trying
times, and which it so overwhelmingly
received 10 1892 There will be many
changes in the situation in the next two
years and the democrats, we firmly be-
lieve, will make a successful appeal to
the people Of a prosperous country in
1896.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-05

Porr LEo has entered on his eighty
fifth year, the seventeenth 81 his por-
tifcate, full ~ zeal Tor rIghleluHness In
life and hope in death. He has already
lived well past the days Of man on earth.
which are three score years and ten. and
though not robust, there are no appar.
ent reasons why be should not lie a
power for good Tor years 20 come Leo
is one Of our long list - Veterans who
are eth potent n the ala rs n earth.
OF who are enjoying well-eorued rest
after life Of usefulness. Gladstone q
Of even years with Leo. Bismarck Is 20.
Capr.vi %, Crispi -. DeGiers a. Fran
els Joseph Ga, Kossuth ~. DsL-sseps 50
Oliver Wendell Holmes So. Queen Vic
toria nearly 10 Harriet Beecher Stowe
s.. Julia Ward Howe -. Susan b. An
tnouy a, Neal Dow 90, David Dudley
Field 81. Isabella Beecher Hooker -.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-05

ALfAS SUMMONS Co., IN THE nISTVIrT
7 rorrt pi the First Judicial district of tbs
state Of Montana IN and ~ tho county Of
Lewis and Clarke.
4aciiA araham, plaiUtih. Va I frederick era
ham. dafanda1t
The state Of Montana sends greeting 70 the
tbovs named defendAnu
1onars herebJ re- uired 10 appsar In actioa
Drought aEflnst yOu H. the above natnei y Atn-
n tho diftri { crurt o. tho FIRST judicial
district % the state Of Montana. IN AL Tor the
county o. lswis ami Clarke aud 20 answer tie
-ompl amt lled tie Elm. Witriu tea daYs ie1cln-
Of this snmwoE. 10 served within this county
90 sersea oat o. this county hu. Nithin this dis
tricL within twenty day. OH ~ iso within forty
day- ~ lud lament ~ defiant viii % tAksh
sgainst you according 70 tho prayer Of sad con-
tlaiAt.
1hs said action 10 brought to obtain judy
msnt and decree Of this cuurf disaolEina the
bon 10 Of mauimuny heretOfore and nov e1tst-
ing between the dsfsndant and this pialntin, on
the ground that dsfsndant las committed adui-
err sincs his marriage 20 plaintiff
a nd you are hsrsby noiit "a. that n ron iail 70
appear ana anauer the said cum plant a. above
required. thu said plaintiff wiil spisiy q toe
court Tor the reies 4 ma nded IN - d Complaint
Given under ny land aud the seal 81 fha bis
triot Court Of the kirst Jud cial District
ofthattats Of Montana. Ia and
~ fnr the q uuufy Of Lewis and
beal First larke. this 18th day % fsh-
Z Jud Diet. rusry. Ia the Bear q our Lord
Court ous thousand eight hundred
'' 5jsoiISs IBFAN. Clerk
ByG. q. FErENAS. neputv Clsrk.
W. ID. oardiner. sttorney for plaintiff
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Plymouth Clothing HDlgG.
(LEvY ELIAS PRoPRIEToRs)
OPPOSITE THE GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL.

A BsEssMENT NOTlCE-THK LEO MINING
n Milling COMPANY Of Montana works
located three and one half miles from Iutta
silver Bow county. Montana
Notice Il hereby given that ~ a nesting OF
trustees Of said company held on the 5th day Of
February, 1874. 40 assessment OF \ cent per
share was levied upon the capital stock Of said
company. payable On the ltth day OF March. 1874
70 John 4. heTer. secretary Of said COMPANY a.
the Office OF The 90 Mining a Milling COMPANY
81 Montana, room No. 40 Commercial build
ms. r. Louis. No.
any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 2lst day Of March Isgi
shall - deemed delinquent. and will b. duly al
Vertised for sale AZ public auction, and unless
payment BE- made efure. will be sold on the Ilth
dag u April ie9t 20 psy the delinquent assess
meat toaeiher with the costs % advertising and
expenses u sale. JOHN T. METkM
tecretafy Of said cempany
Room No. 40 CommerciaI hulldinE 81 Iouis
No.. Office Of said company.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-05

Florence Nightingale "A, Rosa Bonh"ur
- Many others scarcely less known to
fame, and no less noble IN lie and woFH'
are with us yet, cheering and comfort
ing their ia uiors. filling the world with
the truth that a life well lived Is worth
the living.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-05

NOTICE To CREDITORS -FsTApE or
~ Tennis Delay. dscsafsi
Notice u hereby eiFea - the undarslEnad ID
ministrstriH OF the estate u Dennis nslsT
deceased, 20 the creditors 81 and all parsons haV-
ina cltims against tho aaiG deceased. 70 exhibit
them, With the recesaary rouohers within four
months alter the urst pablicattsn of tlis notice
70 the said adIninlstratriH 81 foams % gao and
III. branits bioet. Helena Montana, the ans
beinE the place for the uansactioa " the hu4 /.
nesa ~ satt estate In tie county Of Lsus and
Cisrke MINNIE DhLAI.
Administrative % tho estate u Dsnnis DELAY
deceased
DAtsd Feb 1. IssL
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-05

WHILE war in Brazil is staying it's
tens yellow fever is staying it's hun
dreds. A pestilence on the march is
much more formidable than an armed
phalanx.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-05
THE INDEPENDENT

Bemittances a. tho riak of suoscrihar unless
made h, reeisterad letter check. Or postal Or ex-
mos order. payable % The independent Pub
lshing Company.
tN-Porsons desiring lEE iNpsrENDtNr served
st their homos or place 81 business can order By
postal card or through telephone No. ioA fieAso
report cases o. irregular delivery promptly.
Advertisements. 90 insure prompt insertion.
eiouid 10 handed In before y.
Rejected communications not reiurnAble
lefs postage s onolosed-
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-05

Is the face Of the experience Of
Mackey's daughter another California
girl with lot or money is soon to marry
a foreign title, which necessitates tax
ing the owner OF the title also.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-05

Boss McKANE complains that he was
convicted "by the newspapers" Well,
did any one ever bear Of an innocent
man being convicted by the newspa
nersYr
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-05

Three thousand mile books good over en-
tire system. iuolading stssmefs. Port
land % San Francisco and Moptsna UHion
fsiiHay. with baggage allowances OF 20
pounds. now on sale az two aud ohe-half
cents Per mile
Only lire TO the east via salt Lake and
Dsnver. Pullman dinihg and slespiHg cars
also tourist sleeper aud sleRant chair cars
Tee the worlds pictorial line. purchaslnv
tickets a. No. - North Main street
II. q. Musog.
Freight and Passenger Agent
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-05
DYE WORKS
c. RIMBOUD. PROPRIETOR.

c. RIMBOUD. PROPRIETOR.
French cleaning and dysing occurring by
French lrOeesS Plush. NO llen, Ne vets AMI
SIX dresses genflamsn's garments kit gloves
feathers. furs, laoes, curtains. silk AMI wooden
underwear aud neckties Satisfaction guar-
anteed. 10 Grsnd stree. near Hotel Helena
Helena Montana. Not responsible TOR goois
part Of he CITY.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-05

GLADSTONE declined title, and will
60 down to history as the peerless Eng
lishman of his time.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-05

HELENA. MONT. MARCH ), 1894

gN-Montanians abreAi will always hnd lHH
DAur INpErrNpENr on tile at their favsrite
hotels Fifth Avenue aud Metropolitan, New
York. West. Minneapolis, baldwin ami Palaces
tan Francisco. heDermott, Butte Leland Hotel
Springfield. m
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-05
Special Cash Prices
FOR -
MARCH liz, 8 AND 5.

Fancy navel oranges, doz. S .12ls
Sugar Cured hams, lb..... .1Ot6
Best Dakota Flour, 100 lbs. 2.25
Comb honey, per comb. rs
Extra fancy frosted cookies,
pound. .................. 10
K. X. K. Norway herring, per
XII. ....... .-..-.-. I. 50
Holland herring, per keg 1.35
Fat No. 1 family mackerel,
XII .sss+s -.-...s lao
2-lb cans Jelly. per can ..... .12is
~ cans assorted reas, string
beans and corn for......... 100
2-lb package test selt-rising
buckwheat Recommendations. 40
Pyle's pearline, lib package 40
8 packages 1776 Soap Pow
DER. .................... 20
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The Thomas Cruise
SAVINGS BANK OF HRLERA.
Incorporated Under the Laws OF
Montana.
PAID IN CAPITAL. 100000
THOMAS CRUISE .. Fresisen,
nhhhh n NhUsb.... ..... o. Vice President
W.. !; COOkk.... Asst Treas and Secretary

Trustsesi
Ihomss Cruse Fialk II. Crusa
Vim. J. Cooks, Nm ]. weensy.
John agan
hHo va per cent interest on savings Do
p"sits. compounded January and July.
Iransac.s general bAnk iag bus inoss Draw
81 shAi g. on the principal cities OF the United
States aBd urops.
Leafs IN eornty and city bonds. and makes
loans on real estAla mortgages
Ohos honrs from 10 =. IN. to- r. N leo on
o clock.
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-THE-
n merican National

Diroctsrst
7. q. Power A. ]. 6aligmAn.
A johnson. Richard LookeI
Jtmes Sullivan.
tnterest allowed on time deposits. fxohanRs
Issued on principal cities Of the nited ftaie.,
canada and urope Transfer Of money nads
By telegraph. collections promptly attended -.
City county and stats securities bought and sold.
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At One Half
Their Real
Value.

Silk Hats are not worn in this city
as much as they should be. We
placed an order in the fall in hopes
the Gentlemen would take kindly
to them, but they do not seem to
come in, and they are at one-half
their true value, And WE WANT
YOUR TRADE.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-05
From
$3.50 Up.

In the Youmans, Dunlop and Knox
Styles. We must close these goods
out as we have not the room.
Then again, WE WANT YOUR
TRADE
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~rhs UHion rse'ne are Fairiy ,nIr.-

Go to the c.saring sale this sex % crockery
glassware. lamps and other g0oda ~ d ho 80
Hive
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I irst National Bank
HELENA. MONTANA.

HELENA. MONTANA.
Paid Up Capital.......... $500, 900
Surplus and Profits...... $500 600
Designated Depository of the
United States
Interest allowed on tins deposits. General
banking businsss transacted. rafety
deposit box0s TOR rent
A. A,Aeac1A s's'. s...t. ....s resident
'. - NlhllN. s.... .... Vice resident
:. ". hNlu hI =. ,.... .. second Nice-Prosidsnt
!. n. klklNeChMIDI.... ......t sahisr
iHO. ii. HlLL..,... ........ .. Assistant Cashier
Directorsi
&. r. Hsussr. D. K Hale.
J. v. Bach. James a. Talbot,
A. J. Davis b.. " Knight
Warren G. Gillette, r. y Hamilton
j, q Curtin, conrad KohrA
Henry Klein.
Associate Banksi
Northwestefn National Eanh Great Fana
First National Bank. MiiasulA.
first Aatiun ank. Butte
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. ontana National
BANK. or HELENA. MONT.

PROEEssIONAI CARDS
n RS ANNA kARsTEDT. MIDWIFE.
Southeast corner OF sixth avenue and Rodney
street, Helena Mont Ladies' from mar hy or
abroad.l awaiting eonhremont may engage
rooms here food tTeAtu ent guaranteed.
A SHBURN X. BARBOUR
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Masonic Temple. Helena Montana.
MASSENA EULLARD.
Attorney and Counsellor At Law.
VIII practice in all courts 81 record in the
state uthoe IN Gold Flock. Helena Mont.