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Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-24

Hardware
Company.
March 1891

The fact that bat less than one
hundred patents have been issued
by the Hawaiian Governm -nt
does not speak volumes for
inventive ability OF the residents
Of this eountry. Nor are all The
patents to Hawaiians, msny Of
them. perhaps majority are
merely to people in the United
States who wish to protect their
interests all over the world.
We have had a paten, issued
for the Jones Locked Fence.
because we saw that it Was a
good thing, aud the people who
build fences believed il the best
thing they had ever seen. Certain
parties had IN contemplation
the manufacture of the articles
used in the Locked Fence, and
we did not think that an imitation
article would be half as good as
the original. hence. the patent
on Hawaii.
We have been selling the
Jones Locked Fence for a year
and its popularity is growing
every day. As an evidence of
what the Fence is thought Of by a
gentleman who is thoroughly
well posted in cattle and fences
we publish the following letter;
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-24
The Seiition Case.

The case Of seiitioa agains;
Mr.. Edmund SerEie vas called n
the District Co0rt this norning.
Tue AstorBsy-General appearsi
in person for the prosecution .
xhils Mr.. Norrie vas represented
by aessrs. Paul Neamann and
Chas- Creighson- The ezse seat
s@ss ssll wsdsssasy msxnlDs.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-24

diplomatic O. surveyor 80 cone
forward ard explain sors q his
truthful 2 asd 70 So The least
very FeEaskabls statements far
nishe3 IS bin while abroad -
latiug : Hsvsii2ss and Hsw@i-
isL affairs We shall n future
issue SIX him q few pertinent
suestIor.s-
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-24

Is IT not about time that
detective Wagner be discharged
Although, We are somewhat in
elined to praise him for at least
showing ma favoritism. but bold
Ing all equal before the law. II
his big Willie would do the same
be would be more acceptable.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-24

THE Advertiser invites the pub
lie TO purchase copy Of Morgan
report TO the Senate and forward
it 10 their friends tn he States
That seems very mach like
bringing coal 10 Newest e. f"
bat then the TiSsr needs the
ten-cent pieces.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-24

The constitutional convention
law Is reprinted in a proper shape
in today's advertiser The morn
ing organ might have called
attention to the fact, editorially
or otherwise.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-24
TRUSTEE NOTICE

All parties having elsins
against SssL * k&waStfN ard
Mss Lypf& PuxaF ktN&KAT2 ct
Honoluln. osha ara requested -
rrsssat shsz . sAe undersigned
before the Slss day Of March.
lS94 All TsnsS das the parties
above mentioned must bs paid az
ones 60 me personally.
ABRAHAM FERNANDEZ.
Trustee.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-24
Thoroughbred
DOGS for Sale
TIE ENGLISH SETTER
: Honolulu Girl

Bred at the Glenmore Kennels.
Berkeley. Gala.
Registered IN. 81 .09S) A.
h. c ). b. New York.
Sired by Lee r. winner q Derby ~ The Pa.
cific Coast FIELD Trial - HskcrsEali Ia lsou
be by Bosinsy sa. 400 irua Phyllis II e. ls5i.
Rodney. the siFe II Les r.. By roc b.
from Kate D.. f3.7isl irom Phyllis II = I6sI
Rake lGi2l frpm Phyllis 41s
be dam u Houalnln GTi wss Belle Glad.
stone. tlas only daughter on shs Pacahc
Coast o. hampton Git,sstons fii3i. tFum
Lell. iS.S6I by Dan. Is5l. from Cham
VioH Petrol, {. AZ.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-24

TIE editor Of the Advertiser
this morning accuses the HoLo-
NUA Of being guilty of display
Of lofty superiority" We can
stand that. But when the pre-
maturely old Nanny who edits
the morning Ansnias calls the
HoLoMUA a tedious journal we
protest All the tiresome. slow.
and fat guing journalism in this
town is concentrated on Merchant
street.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-24

Progresses ALEXANDER has re-
turned from Washington. Ii
sili hsS be IN erasr iof sbss
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-24
THE WELL KNOWN
THOROUGHBRED
RUNNING STALLION
Duke Spencer"

VIII Stand the Season at
the Stables IL A. J CARTWRIGHT.
Esq. Makiki.
Fee. Fifty Dollsrs; payable AZ
time Of service. Coed care taken
Of Mares; not resp nsible for &C.
cidents -Duke Spencer. bay;
height. fifteen and tbree-gusrter
hands; Of themOst gentle iispo-
sitIou. mar 10
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-24
Very Traly Yours
]. MoNsARRAT.

This shoaId convince the most
skepsieal; If there are people wkO
still douOs. let them come 10 our
store and inspect sample.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-24
WHITE. RrTMAN q co.
POUND MASTERS
NOTICE

Sestes y eersoJ givsa - 81 pevsons, sa4s
thsrs are ~ sas tsoesgizEaeos PsEnt AZ VA
XIX. three ssszyssi k0rsss. poer red
1osze. Rate spOts On the f9sehealt and
haeks vkise isss kiaa tsz. brznd Inslsseri-
tahls. ! hlark Ao-ses hsng spos "a the fore
Bead. tAres gAtts legx. bransied + U on right
kkn4 eg l poox red zzse. hrsnd ina<seri-
hahle on Eis.ast hlad hee
Arr persea ~ persons g~nisg these
aniaz4ls are requested - coGs aud
lsks sAe sszse - af h~egeu y 'eicek econ
SATURDAY. MARCH. 2skh. 1881
JANIS kUKOSA.
Peaad Nesee<s
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-24
Dear

L have just completed some
three miles OF the Jones Lock
Fence" aud must say that am
very much pleased with it, il fact
it is The fence for ranch. had
about a mile to construct over
"pahoehoe who're it was nearly
impossible to get a post down,
and found in this case, especially,
the Jones fence was a great
saving of labor. There are places
in this Fence where the posts are
at least 20 feet apart and the
space between filed in with
stags There is no sag to it. and
II Is as springy az a wire mattress.
L am conhdent that 10 viii turn
any ordinary stock. have some
two and a half miles more to
construct over q country where
Wild cattle are very plentiful
and as soon as il has undergone
the test there. uill write YOU
further. II it will turn the stock
on this part Of the land. and /
feel confident it will. you can rest
assured that ii viii turn most
anything. except Lava flow.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-24
"Kapapala Ranch.
Kau, Hawaii, March 10, 1894

E. R. Hendry, Esq,
Manager Hawaiian Hardware
Co.. Honolulu.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-02
OBITUARY.
hrs. Sarah A. Gorham, Formsriy OF Mon
tans, At GaiesburH. Ill.

Mrs. Sarah A. Gorham, Formerly OF Mon.
tans, at GaiesburH. III.
Mrs. Sarah A. GorhAm. formerly Of Mon.
tRna. died at 0alesbur9, ILL.,, Saturday
Sept %, and was bu led from the Christian
church there the following Monday. Mira.
Gorham had been Ill for = long time and
her death was not unexpected. she was
born al Dover. No., June 10. 1889. her
maiden nams being Viviou. aud was edo
Gated At the female seminary there. She
married Thomas l.. Gorham In November,
1858. Ten years later she aud her husband
moved 10 hontsna, where they continued
30 reside until his death three years ago.
Mrs. Gorham had joined the Chrls.ian
church at an early age. aud in this new
country. where churches were scarce then,
she was astivs In hsr efforts 10 build them
up. She aided mate eiislly in building
church Al Helena and another al Cascade.
where abe resided later. The surviving 70.
lstivss are Mrs. Ben X, Roberts, OF Cas-
osde, her father. DIR. j. b. Yiyion, and her
brothers, j. g. Viylon and Il. L. viyion. OF
GaltsbuTg.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-02
THE HELENA HIGH SCHOOL.

A Deserved Compliment from the west
srn HeIsrvs College.
Tho fac, was published some time since
that Misses Dsisy Kiusley aud EVELYN Co
bauer. OF the class OF 1898 OF the Helena
high school, had entered the Western Re
servs oollsgs Al Cleveland, Ohio. for the
full collegiate course. After being formally
admitted 70 the fisshman class of the col
lsge on their Helena high school diplomas
tho young ladies voluntarily submitted TO
an exam lnA,lon as 10 their proficiency. and
thev underwent . careful eIamination, aud
10 their pride aud satisfaction, aa we'll ha
OF thp school from which thor had z aiua-
tea, thsy we're entered into tso sophomore
GLASS OF The college In Latin and German.
Tho professors who examined the young
ladies Ver0 pfofuss In their praises OF ths
work Of tho Helana high school. Ths
Young ladies' In W itlag homs OF the above
fact SAY; "isll Prof. Merritt anl Miss
Blr that va nrs going to work in good earn.
cot TO show thoss professors what kind OF
scholars Helena can graduate"
The Helena independent., 1894-10-02
QUIETLY DONE.
Train Robbers Conduct Their Business In
Orderly Manner.

Train Robbers Conduct Their Business In
Orderly Manner.
DEN,Ea, Oct, IA special TO the Times
sun from Phoenix. Arz., says; A, 122A
q. NJ. to- day the oast-bound Southern Pa.
cifc train vas held MP by three men, q mile
and a half eAst Of AArieona. One OF tbs
robbers rode out OF NaTieopa on the blind
baggage 10 point where the other two
tagged the train. The former then climbed
ugon tho engine and al the point OF two TO-
volysrs com pOllsd Engineer Holiday and
Fireman Msrtiu 10 descend, uuoouple the
engine ami null oat three qu ,Ttsrs of q
mile. OuS OF the robbers entered sho ev-
press car. The other stood guard ontside.
No shots we're fred and the passengers
we're not alarmed All three robbers rode
away In tho direction of the heIioan hof-
der, nifty miles distant The Wells Fargo
mrsspngsr ssya tho robbers got only $3.50,
hot its currently reported that they got
S2lOOO Ia gold.
PnHVx, Arig, Oct. The train robbers
wore ovsTtaken about eiRhtssn miles east
OF PtWniI by the sheriff. A light onsuod
Ia which one Tobher was fatally wounded,
aud another captured, but tho third es-
otppd
The Helena independent., 1894-10-02
A LEGEND EXPLODED.
10 Said That wichita wouid Never BE
Visited by . Cyolons.

IL Said That wichita wouid Never Bo
Visited by . Cyclone.
WICHITA. Dot. 20.-For twenty years
Wichita has fen easy about cyclones. on
account Of an Indian legend which said
none ovor visited, or would visit H. The
legend. ~ we'll as the popular source OF
security. we're bursted to-nieh, when q
rain cloud from the west came In oontne Of
with q storm eloud from the south. both al
once fuslne and proceeding to do
business. The division headquarters end
Twelfth street depot Of the Missouri Pa
oino road was the trst building struck. and
IL was completely demolished, tho roof OF
10 striking the stable OF DR.. Huprs, two
blocks away, crashing 10 like an eggshsll.
Twelve men were In the building al the
time and. strange 10 say. none OF them
we're hurt. The storm passed sAat about q
mile, accomplishing all its destruction In
less than two minutes. About thirty
houses and barns were wrecked and prob
ably 600 shade trees. somo Of them ten feet
in circumference, we're pulled up by ths
roots and strewn about In all directions.
The path OF the cyclone was Rbout fifty
feet vide. II progressed with a fearful
roar. and was . regular twistsr. Th tee
children were hurt and two men we're re-
por.sd killed at police headquarters, but
their names could not be ssssrtsiued.
Owing TO The 10 rible rain which accom-
panied the storm, and h1s lasted since, 10 10
in possible TO As5s'tsi ths full extent Of
injuries. Lightning struck little
boy named Fitz9ibboz and Killed him.
Lightning nlso struck tho Fifteenth stree,
depot and car stable Of the electric street
railroad aud completely consumed il, with
all contents. before tho frs department
could do anything. Fdirmount electric
street wires were completely DESTROYED. /.
Roughly estimated, loss in the city will be
$4,000
The Helena independent., 1894-10-02
ONE ROUND, JAWS.


A stormy Meeting OF heTappsts aud Their
Toadios.
Nav YouE. OCT. Capt. Gloti, with Bob
FiIzsimmons. Arthur LumloT and Charlie
White. me, William B'sdy. Corbotra man.
nRor. to-day. Capt, 0lod posted SlO1
forfeit for Fltzhmmons 10 fight Cotbot1 10
a finish for the worlds championship, p,
Brady posted another $1,000 and entered a
10 FitzIlmtnons on be-
bal, OF Steve ODonusll the Australian
fighter travelling with Corbstt.
"Will you cover Fltztlnmona' moneyr'
BraGy VAS asked, after a long and heAtsI
Argument.
mop hs shouted. "Wlll you cover
O'Dounslps noneIT Fitzhmnona was
asked.
lie ahoutod ''No.p
III you Fitz,immonAl gat the champion.
ship By default will you stand ready to de
fond IL against all oomsrsr asked toms
one.
II will" be replied, meet any man Ia
the world. bar Pstsr Jackson, and he II
Objectionable 10 me on the ground oi
color"
BfAdY wanted TO know what right Fiiz-
simmons had 70 sign with the Olympic elut
Of New Orleans 10 fight for n $26 90 purse
/ aHa tho toplI Nhtt dih ma AihttAgNu
zen and have a right to sign anywhere"
what nice man on are to 90 afoand
the country saying you will plant you
glove In Corbotts face" sAid B,adT
nnR,ily.
II never said such an unRentlsmhnly
thing. ] deny itv' exclaimed FiiE
simmona
Brady, getting more and more excited
shouted 10 Arthur Lumley. 'Corbetrs tbs
greatest fighter in the world, and no mAu
can say he IL A cur"
''YOs. ho ia," said Lumley. very coolly.
''You can't prove H." yelled Brady.
"Yes. ] csn."
Lumley arose TO his feet and moved in
Btady's direction and everyone looked for
n row.
"You'rs q cut." rosred Brady. "You'rs
Anothsrp said IumleJ. and then Charlie
White stepred between them and Capt.
Glori aroloaizsd for the unples,aut scene
ALBUQUERQUE N. NJ. Oct. THE e1eca
tive committee OF the Albuquerque Athletic
association las authorized tne president oi
the association 10 offer purse of $50 0O(
for the Corbttt- -Fitzsimmons prize fight
under certain conditions which will b.
mailed 20 the managers Of the two pugi'
| lists.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-02
n. II. and u. y. Arrangement.

Special 10 Tho independent.
sr. PAUL. Oct l.-Frsigh, Traffic " ans
ger J. A. Moroe and General Freight Agent
Schumacher. OF the Union Pacific. are in
tho city ana will Tomorrow meet Receiver
Clark and General Passenger Agent LomaH.
Just what ihs purposS OF the meeting OF
these officials and the receiver In ~. Paul
means could not be definitely learned to-
night bat ~ iS supposed that ,ho UuIon
Pacific and Northern Pacific .
Abou, 20 enter iIto a eoss trSfie ar
rnngemcnL siIhor 81 Bate or GArfison.
This will give thS Northern PAei Go another
feeder. opening no another iuAetion point.
aud will give tho Union Pacific another
line 10 the north Pacific coast aud q aiTong
competitor for the Darlington. whloh will
soon open its line into Billings aud enter
into closs ralie arrangement with the
Northern Pacific
The Helena independent., 1894-10-02
THE RING PUZZLE.
u MAy Yet Rsqulrs Court OF Jus,lcs TO
saiys a.

NS - R"Nnfs = AohFt OF huaIco 70
Solve a.
rather new and strange sort Of con a.
denoo game was plaJsd In this oity re-
Gently. The scheme was unique and novel
In more wars than one. aud may yst result
seriously for some Of ths parties sonosTnOd.
IL appears ,bs case was like this An iadi-
Vldual, the possssaor Of q diamond ring,
being or bslisVinR hS vas In need Of cash,
requested a ffiand 70 take the ring te
reputAbls house and borrow ten dollars
upon IL Tor immediate use The friend
Willingly complied with tho request, and
soon toiurnsd with the money. The ring
was placed In the safe BY tho man who
furnished tho cash, there 10 remain until 10
should bo tedssmsd. Later on No, 2, who
pAwned ths ring fO' No. l, oouciudsd that
he would like 10 have ten dollars, and a. ths
ring Was valuable one. he returned 10 ths
man With The safe and aaksd for tho
money which was readily furnished, the
safe man supposina the ring belonged 10
No. 2, tho man who pswnsd II. Nos. and
2now had ten dollars each, provide ed they b nd
not spent H. which 10 moro thau likely.
Later on II happened that ths safe man went
home Tor The night and hls place was taken
BY another. The second safe man know
nothing about The Transactions Of the first
safe man conesrainR the diamond rinE.
when another man. No. 3, presented him
self aHd eoutioously stated that hs had
leh q ring In the charge of the hfst safe
man and desired 70 got II. tho second safe
msn. being convinced that the ring be-
lonRod to No, 3. handed out the glittorina
OF ole OF gold without unnecessary delay.
No, y. on obtaining possession Of the ring.
found that no also needed aome money
and AZ once. He therefore lost no time Ia
putting up the ring al his unole'a for an
equivalent in coin OF the realm. The re-
suits Ths first safe man Ia out $50, No. /
10 out diamond ring and owes $40 No. 2
10 ahead 80. No. 3 Ia ahead all be could gs,
on the ring. This is o case that may not
bs settled without reference 10 m astute
ms'hsmatieal and legal laminary. II 10 a
puEEler and no mistake,
The Helena independent., 1894-10-02
TELEGRAPHlC BRNvlrlES.

wLMusaroN, Dot. l.-Cipt, Howga,e 10
en soted In Washington 10 night lie will
he taken 10 the district jail.
CmcAoo, OoL Mrs. Msdiil, wife OF
Joaehp Asdnl, editor OF the Chicago TTl-
bunc, died al ElmhursA hall ,hin mo niup.
sr. PFrrIunuRu. Ool. The cEnr lefl
Spala ysatsrdAy for LlvidiA In the CTlmsA.
whsis II ia expected he will stand q bette,
chance OF improving his health.
DRKyrn. Oct lover $lG0, 900 paid oui
to-dsy At the Denver mint for gold. The
In fgcaI amount over paid on any single dAy
gl26,OO0.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-02

done. Nnd tho ossh eTpenlsd for suoh an
Improvement will be money wisely fp7nt'
Montana IL gfadually beginning 70 resi-
lee the importance Of good roads. Ihe
psopls hto nov giViag The good roada sab
Iedt mach attention 10 The 0allatin yhlloy
aud other sections Of the state. The county
roads oItondlng through tho ITloklJ Pear
valley squal the average country road 10 DO
found ell over Montana. la a few years
thanks 20 such sntsTpTisiBa men Nc Donald
Bradford and others this county will be
provided With broad, aNaiRht highways
that will compare favorAbly with ths turn
pixies Of tho old states Of the oaai.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-02

Nrw YoRU, Oct /, l,--Ysatsrdar was an or
ccp,ionAuy dty SUNDAY In New York ga
looms Ia syerr portion OF the city we're
lightly cioasd. The streets UoTs foil OF
patrol men and detectives Ia oitigsn's
clothing, aud distrlol sefRsauts and rounds
men attached 10 tho Offices Of inspeoto
we're o. solally ViliiAnt. 1he total number
OF arrests for violation Of ths eIoiss Law
for the twontJ- flour houra ~ 2iO, 10y far ihs
largest ever made In q single daI.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-02
A show mann neportsd.

wAmINoroS. Oct, l.-Soms weeks age
the Ihentrical union. OF New York city
complained TO the secretary Of the t,casu' y
that Henry W. Elhott, n theatrical prop
erty man. had arrived In this country nndel
contract with Augustine DAILY. a theairica
manage, IN violation ~ the alien contract
lAbo law. Ga sept. ~ Elliott was ordered
arrested aud depOrted. Further hearing
was granted nnd To-day the secTe,Ati
affirmed tho former action and directed th,
order Of deportation 10 be carried oui,
The Helena independent., 1894-10-02

AZ thTos O'Clock this mo- ming man
named Jack Brandon fell from a second
story window over Chris. Mookers saloon.
corner Main and state streets. he was
taken 10 the police atation aud Df. Rock
mau summoned. lie was semi-cOnsoious
only and the cause Of the mishsp could not
be learned. nor the eItont ef his iniurisL
The Helena independent., 1894-10-02

TAcoMl, Wash, Oct l.-Nows was re.
ooiysd no . 10 night that wm. Jetsry, an
old resident OF PuyAllup, and q deputy
sheriff, wNs shot through tho hoart and
killed by "a tramp al Mseksf Junction, ten
milea east OF hefe. late this afternoon, The
assassin made south for tho woods and had
two hoUra the aiart OF three orgAniEed
uosses, which Are tursuing him under
sheriff Matthew direction.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-02
COLD DAY FOR RACING.
Bot There Were 500 People ut the Track
suoesssfui Meeting.

Bot There Were 500 People ut the Track
suoesssfui Meeting.
Special to Ths Independent
MILES CITY, Oct. LII was a cold, dis.
agreeable dAJi attendance al the races 800
Free TOE all rot or phcs-Brino TriI won
seioto Girl second. Rosslls third. time
222I6 2;93. 2;23. 2;26. steeplschase. two
miles-Lord MiEpah won. Bullhneh second,
Bnck third, Plsneus fourth. Phil Amour
fell a, the nrst mile aud Chesapeake Al the
mile sndlquartsr. Neither Iidst was hurt.
Running, mile and one-siI,eenth-Minnie ia
BsRch won. ST. Croir second. time i;5l.
2;37 cluss-Onwsrd won. Red Land second.
Dandy third. time 2;45, 2;47ls, 2;l6. Five
and a half furlongI-Bill Howard won,
Benefactrtss second. Ella Gregg third.
time 1;0sjS, Howard had thirty feet the
start and won ia driving 6nish by a
nsck. Half mile. polo ponies MaRpis
won. Cock Robin second, Skip third.
Charlie fourth. SNOWFALL fifth. Half mile.
match rsce-Keno won, King Philip ssoond.
time :52IS. Bicycle race, quarter mile
ID. A. Llnsy won, II. c.. Smith second.
Vernlsy Yesmnn third.
The meeting was the most snecessful ever
held In the county and the racing es-
oellent
The Helena independent., 1894-10-02

PANS, Oct. The Gaulois today says
Emperor William recently received q
FrenehmAn passing N oueh Berlin, and
said 20 himi II shall most 700 aaAin.ni
tho Pa 10 exhibition ia i0J0." The
FfsnchmAn expressed surp lse, aud tbe
emperor thoTeuvon sAid! II know the
French character Onoe 4 say shell 40 "a
their OF biblIion, know what have 90 do
In order to aaTty out my intantiou.n
The Helena independent., 1894-10-02
rnnr Ilnolnu q, L.ram.

NEw YoRE, Coz The racing Al Jerome
Pnrk to-day was roor. Fivs far'oHRh APP
plsuai, OwlsL CAmpanis, l;O2lli mile and
ono fu lone-Liyo OAK, Juigs usrtr, Loot 5
niVRf, 2.0J's, half mils. aeliiua-fannie H.,
rtoisuts. Mohawk, ii9lii half mile, sell,
ina. Milton T., Samaritan, Fang on, 40 a
siI fnrlongs-duy. Sssshap, llaltou, tTIn-
cule, I;l5 Titan course, VIII Elliott Copy-
right, Gov Filter, li22
The Helena independent., 1894-10-02

NHw YoRK, Dot, The factory Of Jonas
a NuonbsrR, fut'isrs, In aaiI story double
brick bullding 80 rad bl2 wrh Thirty
fourth stroot wss burned Ihis morning.
10 WAS tho lsrgts, faotory of ths Eind IN
America. Loss Sli,0OO. A number Of
htemen had narrow eseapa
The Helena independent., 1894-10-02

DRING Tor ssndl the boy and we'll trss,
II him as II he belonged 70 u.s. We're
proud of our Boys suiia 10 is queer
boy whom We can "a. mind and body.
Quality shines brightly sll through our
Bays Department.
Style is no. stop behind.
There's a mos, iibsral variety for your
selection, for We are showing handsoms
and exclusive novelties by the SCORE.
II isn't the price that makes the nobby,
stylish garment; it's the knowing how.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-02
LOON
Cd IT

For the man who has the "seeing-
it's-you" price-who says he does
better by you than by anybody
else. Ten chances to one he's
foollng you. The man who
treats everybody alike, and de-
mands the same treatment in re-
turn, is the man that it pays to do
business with. w. L. Thistle
waite sells Boots and Shoes for
cash only. lie treats everyone
the best he knows how, and
every one alike. His prices are
as low as honest goods can be
sold for cash.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-02
tnrnr,,,r. Indlnish.

wAaHNoroS. Oct The grand jury to-
day brougb, indictments against Henry q.
HAvsmsysr aud John Ssarlea for tefSslug
10 auswer questions pot b. the senate In .
yea,igatinR oommittss tsssrding The sagaf
tfuat
The Helena independent., 1894-10-02

TACOMA. Oct Ia special To tho Ledger
from OeosIa saws M Iadisn came ia from
North Beach yesterday aud reported . bsdJ
The Helena independent., 1894-10-02
Hon Hal $. oorbe,r. Appointm.n,.

Hon, Hal 3. Corbetrs Appointments.
Special to The Independents
BUTTE, Oct. 1.-The democratic state
central commlttss met here to-day snd re-
elected j. J. Haggsriy, OF Butte, treasurer,
and T. q. DuRau. Of Butte. assistant ssors-
tary. The following appointments wSrs
made for Hal. s. Corbetti Bate. Oct q;
Glendivc, Oct. s. Miles City, Oct >; Bill.
linga, Oct. TO- Livingston, Oct IL; BoEs-
man. Oct. 12 Virginia City. Oct II; Dillon.
Oo, 10; Anaconda, Oct. l6; Philipsburg
Oo,. II; Deer Lodge, Oct is; Helena. oct.
-; White Sulphur Springs. Oct ~.