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A Big HOWL.
THEY MINT 1T I'LL.
And, us Usual, Get Left.

Tho coming to Wheeling OF the
Rochester concern, which intends selling
to the people fine tailor-made clothing
at a mere tritle compared to the prices
they are in the habit OF paving. has
raised q great howl, and all kinds OF
threats are heard. Notwithstanding the
threats OF prosecutors, the Rochester Fire
sale Of SloS,000 worth OF fine clothing,
saved from the great fire, will open in q
few days and cell elegant tailor-made
clothing for mon, boys and children at
less than half prices. 1t will pay you
TO wait for the opening, which will oc-
cur in few days. at 1851 Main street.
Every person within one hundred miles
Of Wheeling will find it TO his or her adj
vantage 70 visit Us when you can buy
Mems Suits at s. 81, worth Sc so.
Children's Suits at tic, worth 81 IS.
Children's Pants at l7c, worth SOC.
Boys Suits from 81 25 to S. 80. worth
81 90 to S. 90.
Mems good Business Suits, 81 81,
worth SO 90.
Mems fine Dress Suits Sc 81 to 50 65,
worth from S12 90 to so 90.
Mems Working Pants 7Sc.
Mems good Dress Pants 81 rs, worth
s. so. besides thousands upon thou
sands OF bargains that can be seen while
visiting this great Rochester Fire Sale.
Watch the newspapers for date OF
opening.
TIE GREAT ROCHESTER FIRE SALE,
1851 Main street.
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.APRIL'S NEED OF SLEEP.
business Men, Over Tired House.
keepers, Teachers, Students and
Mon aud Women IN tho whIrl of
Society Lack Host,
Sweet gloop 10 naturo'g goll nurlc.

Sweet sloop 10 naturc'a soft nuric.
Hall tho irotiunOss, sickness and
complaining might DO laid ut tho door
OF lack Of sleep.
There Is not ono man or woman in
ton thousand who can afford to do
without uevOn or eight hours sleep.
All tho storioa about great men and
women who slept thrcc or four hours u
night make very interesting reading,
but no ono over kept healthy in body
mud mind with less than scyon hours'
sound sloop.
Americans need moro sleep than they
nre getting. This lack makes them
thin and nervous, weak and complaining.
But QUO cannot will ono's self to sleep.
II sleep will not come. there is an owl.
dent arrangement Of tho nervous
system. Tho tired, WORKOUT nerves
need bcttor nutrition to restore them
to their healthy action. Tho rapid
building up Of nerve tissues Is what
makes Paino's celery compound so pro-
eminently tho great modern nerve and
blood remedy.
Sleop is the time OF lowered expcndi.
ture OF nerve force aud OF increased re-
pair all over tho body. Paino's celery
compound quiets tho disturbed nervous
system, feeds It's Impoverished tissues
and robs them OF oil irritability; sound,
refreshing sleep onsues and the tirod,
despalring invalid starts at onco on the
way to assured health and strength.
A freshness in tho countenanco and
au absence OF that panied, worn OK.
preston comes after short time TAX
ing Paino's celery compound. Neu-
ralgin, rheumatism, palpitation OF tho
heart, headaches and the host of dis.
courasine signs oil shattered nerves arc
banished by this great remedy. 1t
makes people we'll. Students md
teachers stand tho fearful strain Of
preparation for spring examinations by
building up the body strengthening the
nerves and purifying the blood with
Painos celery compound. It gives
vigor to mind and body.
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NOVEL SETTLEMENT
Ola Elsaray Case-uow n Hebrew Escape,
Punishment.

Ola Rlsaray case-now a Hebrew Escaped
Punishment.
CHICAGO. April l1-Joseph Brown, 5
Hebrew under Indictment 10, bigamy,
has Just escaped the law because his
two wives both agreed to grant him a
church divorce, which precluded either
woman from appearing against him in
court. Brown has two wives and two
Hebrew rabbis went through an elabos.
ate ceremony in the Jail, and at its con-
clusion the rabbis pronounced the d.
voice. Brown was then taken before
Judge Baker, who dismissed the Grim
inal charge. The judge was decidedly
adverse 10 this pa.t Q: the programme,
be. he COLD do nothing else as the
women declared they would not testify
aSains. Brown
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The river at this point was still ris-
ing last night with Is feet in the chan
rel. Weather variable and rainy.
Tho Iron Queen for Pittsburgh and
the Hudson for Cincinnati will Gepar.
tomorrow morning.
Reports from headwatcr points re-
ceived last night show that the rivers
at hcadwaters are still rising. Coal is
now coming out from above at lively
rate. The reports were as follows:
Steuheuville.-R;ver II fee. inches
and rising; cool and raining.
Oil Citv.-Rives 5 feet inches and
rising; cold with rain turning to snow.
Greensboro.-RiTe. II teet and sta.
tionary; cold and cloudy.
Pittsburgh.-River S feet 9 inches,
rising and raining all day. 1t is eS-
pected three million bushels OF coal
will get on. on this rise.
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TO TIE Etatr TT &c IH:si;cneT.
SIR:-The card OF Mr.. Burt, OF the
Corner Stone, in your issue OF to-day will
create among the public an erroneous
impression ii it is not rectitied. The
statement that the typographical union
made demand" upon the advertisers
in his paper 10 withdraw their adver-
tisements, is entirely untrue. The COM
mittee that waited upon those adver-
tisers merely made request that they
withdraw their patronage. No threats
were made. The committee simply ex-
planned the situation to the advertisers,
and all but two said they would at once
Withdraw their patronage.
4 UNION PRINTER.
Wheeling. -iprii 10, 1891.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., april 1O.-Tke
condition OF winter whea: on the first
day OF April as reported by the statisti.
clan OF the department OF agriculture
averages S6.7 per cent Tor the entire
country last year the average being IA.
In 1892 it was So and 800 for the year
OF 1891. The corresponding average for
rye is Oh per cent.
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WHEELING, W. VA.
One Cont Articles.

Heavy Envelopes, good Pen Holders. O Steel
Pens, Mcmoraudum'lIOok. Sheets Sotc Paper,
9 Slate Pencils. ! Lead Pencils Collar Buttons.
?bunches Hair Pins, ! Handkerchief, Thimblc,
! paper Pins. ! paper Needles. spool silk Twist.
2 dozen Hooks and Eyes. DarnluE Needles,
Nutmeg Crater, dozen Brass Pants Buttons,
Hat Pin. box CARROT TacEs dozen Clothes
Pins, Tablet lBGt Knitting Needles.
Lots OF A.cunt goods going at cent
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Ten-Cent Articles.

sEsperde.s, Clothes lines, 25cent Jewelry,
Anger Braces, Stationery Packages, Jail PAdlocis,
RoyAl Needle Packages, one-haf pound Tea. La.
dies alcent Hose. Dolls, Scent CuE Buttons,
Mirrors, Pocket Knirex
We G-e constantly receiving bargains and can
not quote prices AS they are here to-day and
gone tomorrow. 1t Is our aim to always have
something new ut prices that will make you buy.
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Five.Cent Articles.

Ladies' Hose, Childrer's Hose Rolling Pins,
Boxwood Rules, CUT Buttons. TIN Buckets. Com.
hlnatton Glass Cutters. Boys Knives. PokerS,
Pans, Richter lIarmoricas. Towels. sc Needle
Packages. SpectaclcS, DlFae Cologne. Hair Curl.
sss, School States, Lamp Burners, shoe Dressing,
Ladies' Pins. Table Knives.
Man} l0-cent articles In our scent lis Como
and take them out OF our NAV
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FOur-Cent Articles.

One set Teaspoons. Patent Sleeve Holders. Boys
BIDS, Rubber Dressing Combs. Comb and Brush
Case, Pot Covers. Tooth Brushes FIFE Shoycls,
Towcl!ny, Charm Knives, Mucllnge. Sewing Ma
chine OIL. Scrub Brushes Linen Thread. Hand
Saw Files, su;pendeEs Pencil Boxes. Calico Nus.
Inns and hundreds Of other articles going az this
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1'WO.Cent Articles.

r. dozen buttons, Fine Comb bottle Ink.
Pint TIN Cups, Handkerchief Cake Gators. Pep
per Boxes LGngtry Hair Pins Carpenter Pencils,
CuE Buttons, Pie Pans. Pocket Combs. Napkins,
Can Openers, Spool Cotton. Toilet Soap, Glmlcts,
CFimpoR
We deal only In Bargains and give biz value
for tho MONEY
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The loWl1ats bsced Eni.sI., he ps,e1: OF elills
ard fever. bilious re2i;:ea: aat othe. TOXINS Of
.aalA-!al disease, Hos;e:te:'s S:osacA Bit:ess ts
asrrs defense sSs;nl ;he-o Ill. Nos IS It less
e.ec;G&l IS safeguard against rheumatic sod
kidney complaints caused by : UeS:inr. Dys-
pSpsiA. GVeT complaint constipation and aer.
vors-sss a.e likewise eczdic2;A By It Tzkc h;
regularly.
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TEAS, SPICES, ETC.
Tea Co..

Our reputation for selling only irOsh
and standard goods is we'll known. Ex.
amino our price list and you will find
you can buy tho best at our Storcs for
loss money than you pay for inferior
goods Mt other places.
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Seyen.Cent Articles.

:, colGate's Palm Soap. large Dressing Combs,
Harmonious. Counter Books, Drexs Goods, Ia.
dies HandkGschiefs. Mixed Bird Seed. White
wash Brushes, large Tin Cups, Wash Pans, Shear.
At this popular price We oGes many articles
worth dorble tho YBoopr
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EiGht-Cent Articles,

Monkey Wreuches. whiSk Brooms. Wash Bowls.
Tin Buckets. Lon: Handle Fire Shorels, Rules.
Hosiery, Large Lamp Burners. Box Paper and
envelopes, Spring R4lAneeI Scissors, Blank
Books, Patent Buttons.
Our customers know good thing when they
see II join the procession 10 our store.
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The Marauis OF Ailesbury died yester
6sy in London His aga was only S
years, yet he died Sl,sS0, e50 in deb..
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NOTES on NAvIG ALTON.

Yesterdays pkrARrrRn

YESTERDAYS DEFARruKE1
Hudson, Agpew. Pittsburgh. fam.
II. K. Bedford. Greer. Pittsburgh. S a n
Keystone State. Calhoun. Cincinnati. S a. n.
Couziet. liver, pasSersburS, 1890 4. m.
4. Z Phillips, Meudel, MatanorAs, lG2lA m,
Liberty, Booth, Darlington. SSop. m
BOATS LEAVING TODAY.
Lizzie Ray. Naddy, Charleston. Ca. n.
Ben HUI, Eemple, Petersburg, il 4 II.
LIBERTY, Booth, Clasingtoc, 5:S0 p. n.
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KuKSER ( CREW are closing out 10
and lasc Wall Paper at SC. Is and &c
Wall Paper 8. 6, Z AID SC.
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SALLIE STRINGER
Tolls All About Hor Marriage to
Mary Brinlsmnn Inst Fail
and THEIR WlNDERlNGS SINCE

Nothing Very Sensational In Their
story--Thc Two Women do not
Know why They wcro brought
Back TO Toronto-Nothins Reflect.
Ing on tho Priests Concerned 10
Brought Out.
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FoR SALE.
ocs CITY E.nk DuEdlrc. 80 Make. S,ree.

ROE SALE
The saloon, No. coo5 N2ia stseei, row ops-t;ed
by HAIRY H. Smith itaiS iaeluds 6ae hsr fx-
srres &adeve-Ythi2S essential 70 oPeEI;s srxt.
class sRlooul, can be PURCHASED tFoGi tho Cace,.
signed :; private sale re:S cheap 70, the rex:
I've dzys. l.not sold IN tia: zine, The sane will
hS eSe-ed 81 sac;!oa q The premises o. Taa-s-
Day, Ap.il L, commencing az a u VIII sSu
Is whole OF est3c,e by 2,.icia, Besides ;se s.
loon AZ sevea bed sooas tally tatnishet. Al
:U-al:r:c &c: SSiA
$40 s o. soYCE Trustee.
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Az kinds Of Sign Printing b.
Is LCESgE & CHEW,
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READ what Shook ( Co. say on page S
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$ ME LEED. r
Lot Those Who Can Follow !!
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Atlantic Tea Co.
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WANTED.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS

Tho annual meeting OF tho stockholders OF the
Savings aud Loan Building Association will be
he'd on the 10th day OF April, for the election Of
board OF directors and Transaction OF such
other bulness rs may come before It
Savings and Loan Building Association.
apl0 JOHN Z SCHELLiIASE. Secretary.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-11-02
MADE A FROST.
ID Iodiers Cau't stampede the solid Peop' o
of Livingston
Special TO The Independent.

Special 10 The Independent
Livingston, Nov. IA delegation OF
paid representatives OF the Anaconda
Mining company. including the Great
Falls flambeau club, arrived here this
afternoon, and tonight they made big
attempt 10 stampede Livingston into
the Anaconda camp. They failed COM
pletely. and at the close of the meeting
tonight IL was plainly evident that hur-
rah methods without argument have no
influence on the people in this city.
The meeting from start to finish was "A
big disappointment to the boomers and
tonight their hearts are sad. All after
noon the Anaconda people hustled and
used every endeaVor to induce people to
carry torches in the parade tonight.
but IL was no go. only few indlVid-
uals who were willing to carry them for
consideration could be prevailed on
to enter the parade, and finally the idea
of having Livingston people take part
was abandoned.
The marching of the Great Falls
flambeau club was excellent, and had
the effect to bring out a large number
Of people who crowded To the opera
house TO learn what arguments could
possibly he brought I'm favor of Ana
Cpuua. buflnR tue Two nOuTh anu n
half that was consumed by the speakers
not n single reason was advanced why
the capital should be removed to Ana
conda. No argument was offered, and
their talk was made up entirely OF
comic stories and a repetition OF the
claim that Marcus DAILY was deeply In
terested In the welfare OF the working
man. The speakers frequently extolled
the virtues OF the city OF Butte, but sell
dom spoke Of the conditions that exist
among the working classes at Ana
conda. The speakers We're Charles
Lane and John w. Cotter.
Special TO The Independent
Elliston. Nov 1.-The Anaconda con-
trgent Of boomers. consisting OF Major
Camp and j. @. Jones, by means OF a
few boys and miniature bonfire, sue
ceeded in gathering fair sized nu-
dience here tonight, The people lis
tened 10 them patiently. expecting To
hear some argument advanced for Ana
conda, but they were disappointed i'm
this. At the close Of the meeting Camp
proposed three cheers for Anaconda,
but the people declined To cheer. Hell
ena badges were worn by nearly every
one I'm the audience. EllistOn Will give
Helena big majority.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-11-02
TO THE BOTTOM.
Mad Scenes When the ship wsrispa Wa,
Wreotsd.

Auckland. N. T., Nov. I.-Additlonal
details egarding the loss OF the War
lapa have been received from passen-
at midnight during heavy weather ana
when a rough sea was running. The
passengers were aroused by the shock
and rushed in terror upon the deck.
where life belts were served out and
preparations made 10 lower the boats.
Several boats capslzed while being low
cred. The crew then set TO work con-
structing RATS and ran a line ashore
with great difficulty. With the aid of
a sort OF breeches buoy they succeeded
/ In rescuing a number of people. Many
/ pathetic and heartrending scenes were
witnessed especially between husbands
and wives and parents and children,
but there was no panic. IL was with the
greatest difficulty that boats were
launched. as the heavy seas were con-
tinually breaking over the boat. which
was soon partly submerged. thus rem
dering the rescue more difficult than
| ever. The life RATS were cut adrift, and
| by means OF them many were saved;
others clung TO improvised RATS until
rescued from shore.
When the passengers rushed on deck
many sought safety on the bridge OF the
sleamSnlp unul ine neaNy seas swept n
number overheard and caused those un-
able TO find places In the boats or on
the RATS to escape 10 the rigging, where
they remained until daybreak. There IL
no doubt many more passengers would
have been drowned had II not been for
| the gallantry OF two seamen, who swan
| ashore with a line, by means OF which a
| stout rope, which was used later In the
work OF rescue. was hauled ashore.
Nearly all the survivors reached shore
in the scantiest of clothing.
Some remained on the rocks hours.
| subsisting ON oranges, which washed
| ashore from the wreck. when the dis
aster became known to the MaOris on
land these natives launched small boats
and succeeded In rescuing n number OF
people. Assistance was finally obtained
| from Port Fitzroy and the survivors of
| the Wnriapa were brought here. Eleven
passengers and twenty-thrce seamei
were drowned.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-11-02
GERMAN CAPITAL CLUB.
10 IL Formed Of Membership Of 500 to
Work for Helen

Three hundred Gcrman-Amcrlcan cltl-
zens of Helena and vicinity met In the
board OF trade rooms last night, for the
purpose of forming n Helena for the
capital club. EN-Mayor II. II. Klein
schmidt called the meeting to order and
made an address, In which he set forth
the Importance of keeping the capital
OF the state out OF the control of the
Anaconda company r. J. kuphnl WAS
chosen president and August Mahrt
secretary, Speeches were made by
Nicholas Ililger NJ. Linden, John Wick
Aug Mahrt and others. lt Was decided
TO have r, 4, Matthias prepare an Rd-
dress Co be printed In German and sent
10 tho herman American citizens
throughout Montana. r. II. Klein
schmidt. Nick Hllger and John Stein
mets were appointed n committee TO CO.
operate with the capital committee.
German speakers and workers will bc
sent out and an active campaign made
In the closing days OF the fight The
meeting adjourned with three cheers
and tiger for Helena.
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TRAIN HELD UP.
This Timo the Bandit. Operate Down In
DiaIe.

Birmingham. Ala, Nov, i.-Pnssen-
ger train No. 3, OF the Kansas city, Mcm-
phls & Birmingham railroad, was held
vi at one o'clock this morning few
miles east OF New Albany. Miss.. by
three masked men ana the express car
looted Of its contents,
Conductor w ~. Leonard got into
birmingham AZ six o'clock this morn
ing. Hc said. "Aiy train pulled cut OF
New Albany about one o'clock thls
morning shortly after getting under
fill headw0y II began TO SLACK up and
was soon at atundstill "A ! after
wards discovered. three masked mon
had boarded the tender OF thc engine
at New Albany. and covering EnRiuoor
Campbell and Fireman Alexander with
pistols, compelled them TO atop nc "a
designated point Ia the woods "A few
miles east OF New Albany When the
train stopped I was IN the hagggLe car
/ went To- the side door and nnunrd u
only to be- greeted with several pistol
shots from one OF the robbers. | showed
the door shut but turning around
saw two robbers already ln tlln hag-
gage ear with pistols covering mc.
''rhe engineer and fireman We're made
to dismount and an uusucovasfil at
tempt was made TO uncOuplc the engine.
Express Messenger Jennnetto's ear was
forced open. the robbbers covering us
with pistols nll the time aud we were
forced 10 give up the contents OF the
safe, Putting the booty In hag the
robbers backed OF into the woods with
their pistols stlll pointed at us and dis
appeared In the darkness. We did not
scc their faces at any time"
Officers OF the Southern puclne COM
pany gave Il out that only II lltllc cheap
iCwelfy ana some vouchers constituted
the rohhern' booty, II In suspected. how
ever, that the express company h lying
low on this subject. The general belief
iE that the robbers were amateurs, AL
though they dld things up In shape.
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Christian TX. king OF Denmark. and sis
ter OF the princess OF Wales. The en-
press was a member of the Lutheran
church before her marriage. but em-
braced the Greek church, OF which the
czar is the head, upon becoming czarina,
She is n great favorite in Russian So
ciety.
Five children have been the result of
the marriage The eldest, the Grand Duke
Nicholas. born in May. 1868 now becomes
czar. His brother next In age. the Grand
Duke George. born in 1871, is so seri-
ousy III that the third son. Grand Duke
Michael, born in 1876 has been proclaim
ed heir apparent and is now the czaro-
wltz
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Lsdi.. Refused, Also.

Special 10 The Independent
Great Falls, Nov Ia committee Of
eight ladies from Great Falls and Hell
ona to-day called upon Matt Dun, chair
man OF the Anaconda committed. and
asked for the use OF the opera house
for tomorrow night, expressing n will
lingness 10 pay any reasonable sum for
the privilege. Tonight they received a
note stating that the committee had In
vcstigated and found that the opera
house would be engaged for every night
save Monday untll after election. Ana
conda seems 90 be able 60 preserve their
hoegish attitude In the matter OF tho
opera house, even toward ladies, Tho
object was Ia hold "A Helena meeting and
the ladies' VIII now be Obliged to use
the hard benches In the hall IN the Muir
phuy-Maclay building.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-11-02

Washington, Nov. The monthly
treasury statement issued to-day shows
that on oct. 81, 1894, the public debt.
less cash In the treasury, amounted to
s9ii .s21 i7t. an inoreaHe for the mouth
OF siS, $50, $50. The total debt Ia tl.62s,-
15a,037 Tho cash Ia the treasury IN
classified M follows. Gold fl2b,ei3,slb,
silver &506,0si,7l3, paper ti00,b0hlb4,
bonds, dlaburslng otiiocra' balances, ETC..
so, 400, ,247, making total OF ti0t,itV,Vil.
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shn, MIN for a Ghost.

silver Cllff. Col. Nov. i,-Charlos pa-
Wis. n barber. shot and mortally wound
od Conrad Helncman, a young man who
WAS running through the street dressed
only In hts undcrclothcs, last night. Da-
via, who has been arrested. says he
thought Hcineman was a ghost.
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nIs silent as = Clam.
Missoullan

MlHfounhns
II " remarkable that the Anaconda
company Is lately observing a rlam-llko
silence with reference TO its Butte, Ana
conda for the Capital a Paper railroad,
This Is unfortunate, M Mr. Days fnil-
urc 90 give employment Ia those 1000
graders and track layers within three
weeks" N apt 10 cost Anaconda many "A
hard earned vote in MiHsouln, Flathcad
and Navain counties.
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Us'eos Msst,nes IN uutte.
Ial 10 The Independent.

Special 60 The Independent.
Butte. Nov, 1,-Good Helena capital
meetings were held az Ccntcrvlllc aud
Meadcrvine tonight Judge Mcconnell
and Joseph Galloway addressed tho
Ccnterville meeting and Col. c, H. Nolan
spoke &C McadcrVlllc Good attendance
and interesting speeches az both meet
ings. A big meeting VIII be- held nt the
auditorium here tomorrow night,
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nneh M..tlnnniI.ntsl.

Special to Tho Independent.
Laurel. Nov, Ia good Helena mcet-
ing was held tonight In the school
house, addressed by w. III, suiherlln.
.T. u. Crutchcr ana a. l. Loeb. Yellow
stone county IN an right,
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The New England dinner for the ben
eft OF the Orphans home nottod about
tlg5 for that worthy object.