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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-09
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

The Boston a. MontAna eompany has Just
declared a dividend for March Of i've cents
per share.
The calendar will be called IN Judge
Bucks department Of the district sourt TO-
morrow. and cases set for trial.
The sporting men Of Missoula are ar
ranging 10 have the western horses on their
Way To begin the Montana circuit stop ever
there for two or three days racing.
As already announced. there will be .
cap aooiable al ths Norwegian Lutheran
church. Twelfth aud Idaho. Saturday sven-
Ing, March 10. All are cordially invited 10
attend.
The citizens OF Miles City are going TO
celebrate the opening OF the state reform
school in that city with formal ceremonies.
A large number OF invitations have been
be a very large attendance. TER INDEPESD-
ENT acknowledge the receipt Of an invita-
ton.
East Helena was the f. st place to re-
spond TO the call TO send school books for
the use of ths conVicts al the TenitentiATy.
The prissn com missionSrs some time ago
decided TO make a request OF the public 20
books. With the idea Of starting . school
at the psnitentiafy.
Rev. VIM. Hall. pastor OF the Oakts
street church. left the city yesterday fer
ElkhoTn. where revival services are being
carried on. Rsv. Geo. q. Shell IL there
this week. but IL compelled TO lsavs to
morrow. He reports converts nightly.
Rev. ID. c. Chambers will occupy the pm pit
of the Oakes street church on Sunday
morning. and the Rev. Y. :. Clsms Of JEFF
ferson, In the evening. Rev. y. <. Clems
will also preach at East Helena sunday
next at three p. m.
The Bozeman Chronicle says that 20. II.
Asbury. who has been appointed and con-
hrmed az receiver of the BOzsman lRad
Office. on Friday forwarded his resignation
20 the department.. as be il already provided
with a lucrative Office, as stenoarapher Of
this district Several applicants. il IL said,
have forwarded their applications for
the place, among the number being John
Asbury. brother OF the eppointee, who re-
osived the endorsement Of all who we're ap-
plicants when ID. X. Asbury Was appointed"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-09
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Ida Street. OF Winston, Is al the
Grand Central hotel.
William l.. Deliver ia happy In the arri-
val OF a son-ths first born-At his home.
Hon Jchn S. Tooker. county CLERK and
recorder. returned yesterday from q visit TO
California. much improved in health.
NJ. b. Hendricks. Missoula; A. r. Free
man, Billings; Harry Wilson. GlasRou: y.
ID. Ellis. BOEsmsn; o. q. Cooper Great
Fell. and 4. J. Bennett and j. A. Green.
York. are among the out of town people
registered at the Grand Central
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-09

The Northwestern Limited TO Chicago
va the No thWss,srn Line 10 the hna4t
equipped train out Of Minneapolis and 81.
Paul. IL has Pullman and Nagner private
compartment and siItesn-ssotion slespsTs
and buhet-smoking library coaches aud
leaves Minneapolis. daily 1850 y IN; ~.
Paul $40 D. m; arriving Milwaukee $50 ..
~; Chicago $50 a. m.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-09

Comneuds itsslf TO tho we'll formed. to do
pleasantly aud sdse,ually what was form.
srly done in toe efudsst manner aud disa-
cresably a. well. 10 cleanse the system
aud break up colds. headaches aud feveri
without unul.asant aftef effects use the de-
liRhtiul nquid laxative remedy. syrup Of
Ifga
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-09

AN'Ac - AANNy IN ~
Three thousand mile books GOOD over en-
tire system. including steamers. Port
land 20 San Frsnsiseo) ana hontans Union
railway. With baggage allowance of go
pounds. nov on sale AZ two aud one-half
cents per mile.
Only line 20 the east via Salt Lake and
Denver. PullmHn dininG and sleeping cars
also tourist sleeper aud sleaant chair cara.
Uss the worlds pictorial lins. purehaaing
tickets al No. % North Main street
II. O. Wilson.
Freight aud Passenger Agent
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-09

HELENA IN BRIEF.

Don't fail 30 Rs, prices ON your RrOeerisl
a. schrsiner's before buying slssuhsra
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-09

Notice IL hsroty given that this hank l.
y eaarsd 20 pay its eEtsnd certificates Of
dsposi, which mature June I, 1924. aud Oct.
1. 1894 with Interest 90 date Of psymouA
MoSr,N NATIONAL BANK.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-09

Everyone Invited
To call and see a complete line Of china,
RlAsssars. lampa, silvsTware. ate.
Prices to suit every purss.
Best goods. lowest prices.
+. J. EDwGRDs. 8 Park Avenus.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-09

MtHAH NNNNN NNAAAIs
Regular meeting - the above lodge wii baheld
81 Odd Fellows Hall this eyening. boiourning
brothers are cordially invited.
a e.. ktRKWOLD. n u.
y + srRkSAHtS. Rec seo
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-09

A ssEssMENT NOTICE-THF LEO MINING
"A Milling Company Of Montana works
located three and one-half miles from BUTTE,
silver Bow county. Montana
Notice Il hereby given that 81 meeting u
trustees Of said company held on the 9Th day u
February. 1894, assessment OF = cent per
share was levied upon the capital stock % said
company. payable on the 18th day Of March. lsN4.
10 John a Never, secretary 81 said company a.
thu office OF The leo Mining a Milling Company
OF Montana room No. ti0 Commercial build
Ing. ~ Louis, No.
ANY stock upoa which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 2lst day Of March. 1894.
shall 10 des med delinquent. and will be duly All
verified for sale 81 public auction, and unless
pay ment be made efore. will be- sold on tho 18th
day - April. 1884 20 pay the delinquent assess
ment together with the costs u advertising aud
expenses ~ sale JOHN 4. MkhkM
Secrrta-y Of said company.
Room No. ti0 commercial building. 81. Louis.
Mo-. office Of said company.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-09
BARGAINS TO CLOSE.

bach, Cory A. Co. Making Special Induce
meats to Houssksspers
The greatest bargains ever offered in this
city In She lius Of fancy and staple gro
oeriss are nov being given BY Bach, Cory a
Co. The Intention 10 70 close out the stock
80 rspidly as possible. and there is no quss-
ton bot that the bargains new being offered
In all lines will have this effect.
Go TO the clearing sale this -7eek Of crockery
glassware. lamps aud other goods At The Hso
Hive
60 70 e. Louis via Albert Lea" Route.
thortest and besL Only dining car route.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-09

NOTICE OF DlSSOL UriON.-NOTlCE ~
~ hereby given thai the firm Of e.. Reihold d
90. OF the city Of Helena, county n Leuis aud
larke state Of \ ontAna. Was dissolved ON the
18th dAy n iebruarJ, A. ID. 1874, ami that All %
the riett title aud interest Of the audersiEned Ia
aid business Was on that dag cold 60 j. "
rellis. who will hereafter collect all the money
due or % become due. TO said hrm. and pay al
debts OWins b. sAid ira.
CHAS NEIHOLn.
}. ". hELtI-
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-09
queen cay Lodge No. as. l. .. o. ,

Capital Civ Music Co.. AZ NiatA ave-
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-09

ilNdNy III tSa hSttiS, NOpJSi
bottom.
Special to-day $50.
Rice or oatmeal cooker, best
quality tin. Special to-day:
I quart size. .25c
quart size. soc
3 quart size. .............. 35c
Wooden butter spades, for
rolling butter balls,
Special to-day SC pair.
Tin pie plates, 9-inch size,
Special to-day for SC.
Granite iron water dippers,
Special to-day 2sc.
Steel garden trowels,
Special to-day sc.
Good coffee mills,
Special to-day 2sc
The housewife can always find
here just the brush she needs.
We make it a special point to
keep all the different sorts in
stock, and of course at the right
price.
Rice root scrub brushes. D.. 5 .os
Tampico scrub brushes. 10
Counter or dust brushes. .. as
Round window brushes. e.. 90
Good clothes brushes. ..... 40
Paint brushes, Ioc to. .... $50
Varnish brushes, SC, Ioc
and ...:........ IS
Good whisk broom. $1,000. 10
Chdmois skins, SC to. ... so
Rubber window cleaners. 40
Mop sticks. ...... 10
Cotton mop heads. .. 10
We always set the pace for
the fruit dealers. If they can't
make money at these prices It's
not our fault. We can. These
special for to-day.
California Cabbage, Id. $50. &c
Obs Sweet Potatoes. ..25c
Fame Lemons, doz ..Ioc
Cranberries, quart ... SC
40 size Oranges, doz. .....Ioc
$50 SIZE Oranges, doz. zoe
I2S size Oranges, doz.....4Sc
% size Oranges, doz. ..... 3oc
Walnuts, lb...............Ioc
Roasted Peanuts, lb......Ioc
Smyrna Figs finest quality lb25c
Fine Bananas, medium, doz. $50
Fine Bananas, large. .......4oc
When we cut prices we cut
deep. If you smoke a pipe,
read this. Surbrug's Golden
SCepter.
I ID tins. .............$I.oo
= Id tins. .......... IS
u ID tins. .......... 80
The best brands of cigars on
the market. Prices IS per cent
below any competition. Special
for to-day:
Principe De Gales Conchss. e. 80 TO- zoe
Conehss Esaeoia os.-.....- IS Tor %
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-09
Notioe

Ladies unlon suits only ooo a, The Boo IIive
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-09
so ROOM HOTEL
FOR SALE OR RENT.

offer FOR sale or for rent tho well-known
Frisco Hotel At Nsihaft. The house is doing
very good business. but account Of bad
health Of Mrs. Roehl shali retire from the
usines For futhsr particulars inquire At tho
Hotel In Neihsrt-
GEO. RoEHI. PROPRIETOR.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-09

The best brands of cigars on
the market. Prices IS per cent
below any competition. Special
for to-day:
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-29
Sins and

Lizzie Church. q woman of notoriety,
was shot and instantly killed by Bait
Morrissey at Beardstown
A counterfeiter. to whom officers and
farmers gave chase near Walcott, Iowa,
killed himself with a revolver.
At ~Centreville, Iowa, burglars pried
open the doors of a bank vault and
stole 5000 silver dollars.
Moy Lee was fined $500 at Indianapo
lis, Ind, maintaining an opium den
in the rear of his laundry.
Adolph Krugg,d efaulting city treas
urer OF Seattle, Wash, has been con-
victed OF misappropriating $4,000.
For assassinating a planter in Tex
as, sixteen negroes We're arrested and
are liable to be put to death by a mob.
John It. Hiler was bound over at
Bloomington, Ill, on a charge Of big
amy. Two wives confront him.
Milton l.. Jones. clerk of Snow,
Church & Co, of New York, was ar
rested for ~embezzling $4,000.
An unknown man attempted to as.
sassinate Chief of Police Oden at Leb,
anon, Ind.
Two Mexicans at Guanjuato killed
Pedro Letrero, aged GO, and his grand
children, aged nine and five years.
Told by a companion in a jesting way
to Kill himself. Fritz Gighnaer Of st.
Joseph, Mo-, blew out his brains.
Incensed at personal remarks by a
Methodist pastor, young men of Lyn.
vile. H., assaulted him and were ar.
rested.
The Rev. w. p. Ratliff, the Populist
politician who killed S. A. Jackson al
K~osciusko, Miss, was acquitted by the
jury.
Christian Mellenger, a wealthy farm.
er OF Jefferson, Ohio. died from the
effects of wounds inflicted some days
ago by burglars.
Elmer Smith was arrested at Oates
vile, Ind, for shooting at Frank My.
rick, with whose 1+year-old sister
Smith was keeping company.
J. w. Perryman was shot and killed
near Opelika, Ala, by a moonshiner
named John Street against whom be
had testified. Street escaped.
An officer has been sen from Bay
WY, ahiSh, W Ios AuSSitS, Sdi, NhSic
Charles w. Newkirk, the defaulting
bank bookkeeper, has been located.
Samuel Thardore. found dead al
Council Bluffs, Iowa, is believed to have
been a defaulter and to have ended mis-
life.
Edward and Patrick Tool are on trial
at Brazil Ind, for assaulting their old
mother with intent TO kill. and for hor.
ribly cutting James Kerwin, who LITER
fered.
Theodore Taylor was sentenced at
Brazil, Ind, TO one year in prison for
stock stealing. He Is believed to be an
escaped convict from the penitentiary
at Columbus. Ohio.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-29
OfherwlSe.

Women are to be admitted to mem
bership in the New York Yacht club.
Mrs. Minnie b. Kiser of Lebanon,
Ind, sued for divorce on the ground of
cruelty.
The New Jersey supreme court has
decided it has jurisdiction in the sena-
torial question.
Students of a homeopathic medical
college in Cleveland, Ohio. are involved
in a row., which is growing serious.
The mayor of Indianapolis asks addi-
tional police assistance for the suppress
sion of gambling.
Twelve patrolmen who were dis
charged at Indianapolis. Ind, will sue
the police board for damages.
Nearly seven inches of rain fell AT
Memphis in thirty six hours. Much
damage has been done by fools.
August linn, the new Messiah of Du-
buque, Iowa, disappointed curious pep
pie by refusing to open his heaven"
Six members of the family Of Herman
Thuron, living near PLANO, H.. are at
deaths door from eating uncookad sau
sage.
A Populist paper at Wichita, Kan,
says If Carlisle issues more bords a
million armed men should march on
Washington.
The Methodist churches Of San Fran.
cisco have inaugurated 4 big series of
revivals in a large ten on the new
pcstoffice site.
Kansas City, Kan, ministers have
started q crusade against the numer.
Gus lottery concerns which flourish
throughout the state.
In the chapel of st. Jospeh's acad.
envy at st. Louis, twenty-five young
ladies took the vows which separate
them from the world.
Nelson Morris, of Chicago, is reported
TO be examining property in Baltimore
I'D, with a view of erecting a large
packing house.
New Orleans authorities deny that the
new government of Honduras will sur.
render Il. A. Burke, Louisiana's de-
faulting state treasurer.
Baptist people at Jonesboro, Ark,
have been made the victims of a pious
fraud. who borrowed money and stole
a horse.
A decision was rendered at st. Louis
! against the Consolidated Ice Machine
Company. Of Chicago. in its suit against
the De La yergne Refrigerator Com
pany, of st. Louis, to compel the latter
to sell its stock In accordance with an
agreement. ~
Joseph Stephenson of Warsaw, Ind,
while ~excavating for a cellar on a
lot recently purchased by him. threw
out an old iron kettle containing So
600 In greenbacks. An old man by the
name of Blue formerly lived there alone
and committed suicide about eight
years ago. Stephenson paid 5000 for
the ground.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-29

We have learned that thorough cuit-
walton is the thing. There is more ylr-
tue in the drag and pulyerizer than
most people think. Expensive seeuers
and nress drills are not necessary IL
20 drag and pulverizer are used With
our stint. Everytime the ground IS
gone over after the seed Is covered,
means an extra bushel per acre. l
sh III hereafter SOW wheat only on sod,
summer fallow or corn ground, beliey-
ing IL 10 he the best plan. i have had
good success sowing fax on freshly
broken sod up TO as late as July Isl.
The past year | harvested s bushels
per acre off cf 26 acres and sold IL ~
81 Us. VIII SOW wheat on thSs tuDDle
next spring and pulveriZe it In. rms
tough bunch grass sod should lay W
years before setting IL the owner eX-
poets Ia see il rot
/ have 300 acres OF good land. lfo
broken and in good cultivation, II 100
fenced. Have a good new house, barn
3Ox4S, granlry. henhouSe cellars, WeIis
and other improvements. All improve
mcnts have been made within thirteen
months and are paid for. The loss OF
my old buildings and supplies ny ht'
amounted 10 at least 100000, besides
the time lost In rebuilding. Ii has been
our practice TO buy machinery when
needed and their use promised to make
them pay their way. l h hereafter
keep all my young stock. On January
list. "a, my personal property II
movable Improvements inyoiced at cur
rent prices S3,3G4O0 with liabilities at
S145.O 90, The land we have made no eS-
innate upon as ii is not for sale and It's
value had nothing TO do with u ability
to make a living.
In conclusion / would say: Those
who are doing well l would advise 10
stick TO their present plan or dong,
TO those who are just about holding
their own, j would say: Get you some
good cows and hens as soon as possible
and make your living without depend
ing upon Your grain. If a good one do
! not be too particular about the price,
: for n good cow is worth more h a
two bad ones. A good one viii pay Tor
I herself in one year, besides her calf.
There is a great profit in eggs with que
little invested. Ny faith in South Da-
kota as a grain and stock country
grows stronger every year. Stock
7 ulOilc ltNuilCS NtAiAAAA NAiAAH ANN
farmers have. Both together they are
In the reach OF nearly all and are o
sure to pay If well looked after. 1t is
easy to say keep out Of debt" but
whoever knew of a man who began on
nothing, as most farmers do, and ever
became worth much without going into
debt? 1t is not going into debt for
things needed that busts Il man; 1t Is
for things not needed. The writer does
not claim to be any wiser than most
other people. but he has found out that
Wagon paid for rides easier than a
mongaged carriage; that a fax straw
roof can protect stock enough to
replace itself with shingles, etc, etc.
We also comprehend that n farmer
without a good home agricultural pa
per, such as the Dakota Farmer, is as
much at sea as a carpenter without a
SQUARE or saw. Farming is n profes-
sion and requires brains as well as mus
Gle.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-29
Unfortunate Events.

John Kounu, a Wellsville, Ohio, sa-
l~oOnkeeper, accidently shot and killed
Harvey Morrison, his bartender.
Joseph Louvenmark, the champion
high diver OF the world, is fatally injur-
ed in San Francisco.
A public school building in South
Evanston, Chicago is burned and a
number of scholars injured.
w. ID. watson's house, at Trickham,
Texas was RACED by 4 tornado. His
wife and four children were killed.
Roy Hall, 3 years old. fell into an
open well at Lebanon, Ind, and was
drowned.
Two miles of the Northern Pacific
track was washed out at Miles City,
Mont.
Attempting TO alight from a moving
train. Richard Prince, Of Harvard, Ill,
was killed.
Three women and n babe were burn
ed by 9 gasoline explosion at Belyidere,
Ill. Mrs. Westfall viii die.
Michael Goppert was fatally injured
while boxing with John Pugh at West
Utica, n. Y.
Pascal Fletcher. 10 years old, fell
from a fence al Charlottesville. Ind,
forcing a whistle down his throat. He
died instantly.
While sitting at the supper table
Mrs. John Johnson and her son, Of
L~awrenceyille, Ca, were Killed by
lightning.
Heavy rains in western Tennessee
and Arkansas have washed away the
growing crops and wrecked a number
Of houses.
Julia Burley was burned to death at
Huntington, Ind. She was playing
with fire in a field when her clothing
caught fire.
William whalan. driver Of a Peoria,
ILL.,, hose cart, was kicked In the back
| by one of his horses. 1t is thought he
will die.
The 2-year-old son of Henry Ward.
of Kiowa County, Eas, was sealded to
death by falling into a barrel filed with
hot water for scalding a hog.
A yacht capsized in San Francisco
Bay and Mrs. Mollie Martin, her g.
year old daughter Ora and Miss Nellie
Mccarthy were drowned.
Nine blooded race horses valued at
$4,000 and several colts worth $4,000
persisted in a fire that destroyed John
Knopp's stables at Owensboro, Ky.
Olin ID. Stevens, a sewer contractor.
tried TO melt a n nitro-glycerine in
n blacksmith's forge at Buffalo. n. Y.
1t exploded killing Stevens and injur-
ing Jacob Collins, the blacksmith.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-29
From Foreign shores.

Gladstone consents to retain his seat
in the house of parliament
Eighty thousand people attended a
demonstration against the house of
Lords In London.
Sir Francis Cook, husband of Tennie
Clafiin, is sued in London by a Mrs.
Holland for seduction and breach OF
promise.
Several workmen engaged in remov-
ing dynamite from the wreck OF the
Cabo Machiaco at Santander, Spain,
were Killed.
Queen Victoria and the prince or
Wales are said to have consented TO
the marriage of Princess Maud TO Pre-
mier Rosebery.
The Rev. Thomas Spurgeon was elect
ed pastor of the London tabernacle.
No mention was made of the Rev. DIR.
Arthur Z. Pierson, the American min
lister, who was a candidate for the
place.
Twenty-seyen ballots were taken in
the chamber at Montevideo for a pres
ident of the republic. On the twenty
seventh ballot the government candi-
date, Senior Don Idiarto Bordo, was de-
clared elected.
The RusSo-German commercial treaty
notifications Were exchanged at h for.
eign office at Berlin between Marschall
Won Bieberstein. the secretary OF state
for foreign affairs, and Count Schouya.
loft, the Russian. ambassador.
The political committee Of the Ma.
tional Liberal club has formed a com
mittee to prepare a memorial for pres.
entation to Mr.. Gladstone, and has
asked the other Liberal bodies, includ'
ing the McCarthyites. 10 cooperate
with it in this object.
A dispatch from Berlin to the Lon.
don News says that while returning
from a drive recently In the Thiergar
ten Emperor William unexpectedly
| alarmed the Berlin Garrison. The
troops turned out brfskly and their
hurried, though perfect orderly move
ments. caused a sensation among the
inhabitants of the city. The soldiers
were subsequently ordered to proceed
to the parade ground, where they fol
a time We're put through a series o.
maneuvers. II was not until after dari
that they returned to their quarters.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-29
The Lady Lecturer.

One of the latest and most W.
developments Of society Is the Iaus
turer. who talks to an exclusive
male audience upon the topics Il 4
day. These talks rs they are h
are held only In private drawihs \
and are listened 10 with the n ~.
telligent interest by a score or
ladies who have dubbed toses..
engage some well Informed wSn I
post them on all subjects VIVA
they should be converSahs
charming way TO acquire ILL.,
and one which viii undoup'ecn I
more and more popular alnonT III
who either have not time or the
ton to study for themselves.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-29

Emperor William Is highly pleased
over the passage Of the commercial
treaty with Russia and has decorated
several officials. including Won Caprivi,
who was instrumental In promoting its
adoption. TheAsrarian opposition to
the treaty collapsed completely and
that party did not even ask for a divis.
ION. The emperor, by the way. won a
luncheon on the passage Of the treaty,
the wager having been made with Ba-
-on Stumm some time ago. A tariff
war is now threatened between Russia
and Austria. growing out OF the de
mand Of the former country that the
duty on Russian corn be reduced to one
dorin q double hundred weight