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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-10-03
Kronika m~iejscowa.

Debsa i jego wspoloskarzonych. Sedzia
jednak wyda wyrok dopiero pc nieja-
kim czasie.
\ Sad p~rzysiegiych oddal pod sad
kilkunastu wiascicieli domow, W kto-
rych znajduja sic szulernie = i kilku-
nastu w@ascicieli szulerh.
n Loterya fantowa ma rzecz szko{y
sw. Trolley ~rozpocznie sic 14go paz-
dziernika.
LoteTya zapowiada sic swietnie; a "a
tenn do zobaczenia ma novel sail szkol-
mel l4go b. m.
w ubiegfa sobote wieczorem cd
byio sic walne zgromadzenie partyi lu-
dowej W Central Music Hall. Przema-
wiaio do publicznosci kilku bardzo IDOL
nych m6wcow.
p. Stanis4aw Nicki, byiy redaktor
,Zgody" p~owroci{ ma stale do miasta
naszego, i zamieszka} we w}asnymdomu
ma South Chicago.
4 DIR. Julian Czupka, byiy redaktor
baltimorskiej yPolonii" przyby3 ma
staly pobyt do Chicago.
= Redakcye nasza odwiedzi} byly re-
daktor ,,Patryoty" p. kabedzki.
4 Ma rzecz nowego koscioIa sw. Jana
Kantego odbywa sic loterya fantowa z
powodzeniem.
\ Me zaPominajcie o loteryi fanto-
wei ma rzecz novel szko}y sw. Trolley.
= Sedziego Brentano usi}owano Ia
m~ordowae. Ktos strzela} do niego try
razy dzieh Pc dniu przez okno sy-
pialni, W ktorej sedzia sic rozbiera}.
Sedzia Brentano wytoczy} wojne szule-
rom i rozkaza{, ably zebrane przyrzady
szulerskie zniszczono. Szulerzy widocz-
ME chca przez zemste zgladziG go re
swiata. Detektywi prawdopodobnie
wysledza winnych.
*W przysz}a niedziele wieczorem
odbedzie sic prywatna zabawa stowa-
rzyszenia Polskich Drukarzy ma sail
czeskiej PREY Emma III.
Zabawa zapowiada sic swietnie.
Polecamy 81. publicznosci polskiej
nastepujaca frme:
Nowo za}ozona Sp6{ka PREY Noble
III. 564 Antoniego S. Zdzieb}owskiego
braci Stanis}awa i Felixa Lucashew-
skich, wyrabiaja stoly p~atentowe roy
bierane a mianowicie do CRY W karty,
warcaby, szachy. Sto}y pokojowe, ia
dalne, do piwiarni ftp. Sto{y te maja
jedne z najlepszych zalet, re MONA je
rozbiera6 i sklada6 "a pomoca sprezyny
-prawie W jednej sekundzie.
Fabryka ~wykonywa zamowienia ele-
gancko, tanio i szybko, poniewaz ma
szynerya u~rzadzona jest "a pomoca parry;
oraz w~ykonywa wszelkie roboty wcho-
dzace w zakres stolarski i rzezbiarski.
Polecamy sic pamieci 81. rodakom,
Antoni Zdzieb@owski, prezydent.
Felix Lucashewski, kasyer.
st. G.. Lucashewski, sekretarz.
\ Bezp4atne wyk{ady jezyka angiel-
skiego rozpocze{y sic W ubiegiy ponie-
N@Ialoh " puoilcZnych SZkofacn.
Ola polakow So ~specyalne oddzia{y
szkole Wells'a PREY Ashland ave. i
Augusta ul. Holdena, Throopa it'd.
Rodacy korzystajcie z tel sposobnos-
ci.
*W ubiegia sobote, skarbnik nasz
p. Micha} Majewski obchodziI W gronie
Przyjacio1 imieniny swoje i ma1zonki
swej.
Tow. Orla i Pogoni. or. 119 wv.
N. p. urzadza W dpiu IL Listopada r. b.
teatr amatorski. Odegrana bedzie pick
ma sztuka ludowa p. t.. ,.Wcsele ma Pc
lssiu". Rezyserem jest p. X. Machek.
Przedstawienie zapowiada sic swietnie.
sk}ad wydawnictwa i redakcyi
,,Bociana' wszed{ DIR. Julian Czupka;
spodziewamy sic, re W ,Bocianie" odzyje
teraz swietej pamieci ,Osa" i stara
,,Kuma Wojciechowa".
U~rOczystOsG zfOzenia przysiegi III
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-10-03
NUCHOTY WYLEClONE.

Starry lekarz doktor, przestawszy pra-
ktykowac, a majac doreczony przez
Misyonarzy Wschodnich Indyi, formu-
larz Prostego leczenia warzywami, W
krotkim czasie ~zupe}nie leczy suchoty,
;zaPalenie krtani, katary, d~ychawice i
inne gwaitowne j p}ucne choroby, oraz
zuPe1ne j predkie wyleczenie nerwo-
wych siabosci j nerwowych chorob, DO
wyProbowaniu tych leczniczych srod-
kow W tysiacznych ~wypadkach wzial
sobie "a obowiazek ogiosi6 to swym cier.
Piacym ziomkom Bedac przejety che.
cia ulzenia cierpiacej ludzkosci. ia
Przeszle "a darmo kazdemu kto zada
RECEIPT W niemieckim, francuskim iub
angielskim jezyku z ~wskazowkami jak
uzywac.
AdresowaG z do{aczeniem mark i
imienia gazety. W. A. Noyes,
$50 Powers Black ROCHESTER,N. Y.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-10-03
KUZNIA.

Zawladamiam szanowna publicznosc
W st. Paul ! okolicy, IL za}ozyIem kuz-
ME, " ktorej wykonywam wszelkie ro-
boty ! recze "a zadowolenie kazdeoo.
A. OKUNIEWSKI,
rog Dale ! Van Buren, al. St. Paul. Mimi.
The Bossier banner., 1894-09-13

that one hundred copies be printed
for distribution.
Capt. Kerr reported that the State
Board had about $4,000 left from the
allotment made for the closing of
Pruitt's Crevasse which they were
ready to contribute towards the con-
struction of line at Sunf1ower, if
the Board would make an additional
appropriation, as $4,000 was INSULT
cient to build the new line. He also
called the attention of the Board to
the necessity Of the extension OF the
system and to the care of the levees
in protecting them from abuse, etc.
On motion, duly seconded the
Board of State Engineers were re-
quested to make survey of the lines
for new leyees at Sunfower, Scopini
to Ash Point and Waterloo to Navi.
gator Point.
The account of A. r. Thompson
for $40 35 for receipt books, was al
lowed, and the President and Secre
tary were authorized to draw a war
rant on the State Auditor for same
On motion of MIR. Cash the Boarc
adjourned to meet the first Thursday
the 4th day of October, 1894.
J. Fl. CABEEN, Secretary.
The Bossier banner., 1894-09-13

The failure of the corn crop in
portions of Kansas and Nebraska has
produced great distress, and we read
that people are abandoning their
withered farms and moving eastward
to find places where they can procure
subsistence. Others, who have lost
only half their crop, are staying al
home hoping for better times mex,
wear.
The Bossier banner., 1894-09-13
Members of the Board.

WI Hodges, Prest, Knox Point P O.
P. B. Cash, Brownlee P. O.
W. f. Colquitt, Shreveport P. o.
Fl. j. Lenoir, Brownlee P O.
A. j. Moss, Knox Point p. O.
J. T. McDade, Ash Point P. o.
T. W. w. Stinson, Benton P.O.
Extract from the minutes of the
meeting of Board of Commissioners,
at Bossier City, September 6, 1894.
Resolved, That the report of this
Board from date of organization,
August 15y 1892, to August Is, 1894,
be received and adopted, and that
one hundred copies be printed for
distribution.
j. FL. CABEEN, Secretary
The Bossier banner., 1894-09-13

II the Republicans should have a
majority in the next House Tom
Reed will be candidate for Speaker.
It would be great misfortune to
have this little despot exalted again
to the speakership. But the Repub-
1icans may lack dozen or SO votes
of a majority in the next House and
in that event Reed will have to take
q back seat as he did in the last Con.
gress.
The Bossier banner., 1894-09-13
BENTON, LOUISIANA,
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER l3, 1894
For Congress.

We are authorized to announce Hon. ii. w.
OGDEN, of Bossier parish, as candidate ior
reelection to Congress from the Fourth Dis
trict. subject to nomination by the District
Democratic primaries to be held on October
9Th, 1891.
We are authorized to announce Judge j. L.
WATKINS as candidate for Congress from
the Fourth Congressional Districh, subject to
the choice of the Democratic voters OF the
Fourth District at the primary to be held
October 6, 1894.
The Bossier banner., 1894-09-13

A Chattanooga special to the New
Orleans Picayune says 'the South
will not only have corn for its own
use, but a surplus to sell"
The Bossier banner., 1894-09-13

It looks as though the "4OO" in
New York was in need of some mis-
sionary work.
The Bossier banner., 1894-09-13

China may have invented gunpow-
der, but she doesn't appear to know
how to use it to much advantage.
The Bossier banner., 1894-09-13

The term of all the present mem
bers of the house of Representatives
expires March 4, 1895. The new
House is elected in November.
The Bossier banner., 1894-09-13

The United States mints are coin
ing about 100000 bright, new
standard silver dollars each month
The Bossier banner., 1894-09-13

Bradstreet says that the Debs
strike cost the country in the gross
$S1, 100000.
The Bossier banner., 1894-09-13

Nothing benefits man in polit-
ical convention like the ability to
keep cool.
The Bossier banner., 1894-09-13

Over sixty per cent of all the lum-
Der in the United States is located in
the South.
The Bossier banner., 1894-09-13

The hope of the country lies in the
Democratic party.
The Bossier banner., 1894-09-13

Total. 30.56 miles. 7.95 miles.
Since organization of the Board
but oun crevasse (Pruitt's) has oc-
CURED, which was promptly closed,
by the State, taking 3O,44l cubic
yards at IA cents making total cost
of $4,413 81.
The Bossier Levee District pre-
sents to-day along its system, the
largest and best levees ever known
within its limits, and while much
remains to be done to perfect the
levees-such as greater enlargement
at places, some new levees in the
near future, necessitated by caying
banks-the excellent result of the
Boards labors in the past is crafty
ing in the extreme.
w. Fl. HoDaEs, President.
]. Fl. CABEES, Secretary.
The Bossier banner., 1894-09-13

IUtdI - . sV4UVVO U4
Respectfully,
A. r.. THOMPSON, Sheriff, &c.
Benton, La, Sept. 6, 1894.
On motion of Mr.. Lenoir the fol-
lowing resolution was read and ap-
proved:
Resolved, That the report of this
Board from date Of organization,
August 18th, 1892, to August 18th,
1894 be be received and adopted and
The Bossier banner., 1894-09-13
Levee Board Proceedings.

Boss1ER CRY, LA, Sept. 6, 1894.
The Board of Commissioners of
the Bossier Levee District met in
regular session. Present: w. 81.
Hodges, President; Messrs. P. B.
Cash, W. T. Colquitt, q. J. Lenoir,
A. j. Moss, T. W. W. stihson. Alb
sent: Mr.. J. T. McDade.
The Board of State Engineers was
represented by Capt. F. M. Kerr.
The minutes of last meeting read
and approved.
The following report was read from
Tax Collector:
To the Honorable President and
members of the Bossier Levee Board
Respectfully submit the following
report of collection of Levee Funds
for year ending, August 81, 1894:
Roll of 1892.
On Acreage Tax. x........$ S77 35
On 10 Mills. ............ 1738 rs
Roll of 1888.
On Acreage Tax. ........ 6183 10
On 10 Mills. s......... 1O6S6 81
On 1851 Bales Cotton. :. $3.50 so
Total. .$25736 81
Dzo~nokf,,11r
The Bossier banner., 1894-09-13

Last week seemed to have been
set apart for wife murders.
The Bossier banner., 1894-09-13
Report Of the Board Of Commissioners
Bossier Levee District, August
Is, 1892, to August is, 1894.

OFFICE OF Boss1ER LEvEE BOARD.
BENTON, La, AUG. Is, 1894.
To His Excellency, Murphy ].
Foster, Governor of Louisiana-Sir:
The Board of Commissioners of the
Bossier Levee District beg leave to
submit herewith a statement OF the
receipts and expenditures of this
Board from its organization, August
15, 1892, to date.
This District was organized under
the provisions of Act No. SO OF the
General Assembly, session 1892, with
Messrs S. N. Arnold, W. FL. Hodges,
Fl. J. Lenoir, A. j. Moss, D. E. Mich
olson, T. G. Pickett, and T. w. W.
Stinson, appointed Commissioners
thereof by your Excellency the Gov
ernor of the State.
Under the requirments of the Act
the Board was duly organized on
August Is, 1892, with W. H. Hodges
as President and j. FL. Cabeen as
Secretary.
After the organization of the Board
a survey of the District was made by
the Board of State Engineers, and
the line of leveees taken in hand for
necessary construction or repairs as
rapidly as possible.
AS is shown by statements here.
with there has been expended by this
Board in the District, during the
period covered by this statement, TO,
the construction, raising, strengthen
ing of levees 1922, ,537 43.
To accomplish this enormous worl
1874, 400 was realized from bonds
authorized by the Act incorporating
the District, and the rest of the funds
from the sources of revenue provided
in the Act as shown in the statemen
herewith.
| In addition to the funds so expend
ed in the construction, repair ant
protection of the levees of the Dis
trict, there has been expended by tn
State, in levee construction in thi
District, s27,27s and by the Unite'
States about S26, ,5S7, or total sine
the organization of this Board ez
ceeding S276,4OO.
The following is the amount G
work constructed in the District:
Miles of | Miles of rais;n
The Bossier banner., 1894-09-13

The First National Bank of Shreveport, La.
VS..
s. w Yanee
The Helena independent., 1894-10-26

Th" Independent Is giying from time
TO tlmc como Interesting "reminiscences
~ the ruillunism ana thurerry prac-
tlccd by the Ilomestnke company in the
Black llllls But we an not
have 10 go 80 fur from
homo to study IIomosluta meth
ods. Thoy are being employed right
here In Montana. The breaking up Of
Paddy Burkc's meeting In Butte, the
Httompt 10 prevent Mr Garter rrpm be-
ing heard in Missoula aud other out
rngcs 0f a like nature show that the
samc malevolcnt spirit anlmatcs Mr..
fIaggins Montana corporation. Are
the people Of this state going TO ap-
prove such practices on tho sixth day
" November
The Helena independent., 1894-10-26
A DEn,ucuEn suFFR,GE

Tho liberties ~ the people are not far
from destruction when elections can be-
controlled by money, 10 the exclusion
OF conscience and public sentiment. As
pointed out by so many publclsts and
made evident by notable examples In
our political history this is the lmpaud-
ing danger To the republic. Bryce In
his American Commonwealth. Bnys.
"Thc influence of money is one ~ the
dangers the people have always 10
guard against for II assnlla not merely
the legislatures but the party machIn-
cry. and It's methods are as numerous
as they arc lnslilous."
No people under the starry nng that
II supposed 70 symbolize populnr gov.
eminent can better understand and ap-
preciate the truth OF this than those
~ Montana, where one man at the head
Of mammoth corporation that happen.
ed 70 strike a rich copper mine. has sue.
ceeded In shaping the political destiny
The Helena independent., 1894-10-26
Hon Hail. S CuTbett's Appointments.
Tho Hon. Hal s. Corbett, democratic nominee
for congress. will address the citizens Of Mon
tHna at the following times and places;
MORE ANACONDA CAPITAL nor.

II is well known that the Anaconda
boomers have been assailing Helena,
ana claiming that 1t Is a Northern Pa
clhc Town. owned and controlled by
that Company. In yesterdays Stan
dard is an article headed as follows:
Justice takes a hand. Tho northern
Pacific Beaten in the Federal Courts.
Bluffs don't go any moro"
The case referred t. was one Of A.
Beaton vs. The Northern Pacific Rail-
road Company, and was tried in the
United States Circuit Court at the City
OF Helena on the second day Of juno,
1893. The foreman Of the jury that
tried the case was Albert c. Clarke. an
Old and esteemed citizen o, this city
The others Of the Jurymcn. comprising
.tico. IIunaker ]. c. Paulsen, ID. w.
Middlemas, Geo. H. Iiatt, y. u, Nc
Luughlin, II. +. DoCamp, JOS. O'Ndl.
II. L. Luke. w. y. Morrison, C. T.
Morell Jno, Potter, are also old and
esteemed pioneer citizens of the city ~
Helena. The verdict they rendered in
the case was ngainst the Northern Pa
cafe Railroad Company for the in
juries sustained by tho plaintiff In the
sum Of soycnty-ilye hundred dollars.
The only reasonable Inference 10 bo
gathered from this l' that uolono does
not belong 10 tho Northern Pacific
R1llroad Company. that 10 ig free from
corporate influence, and thnt the hum
bieft citizen ~ tbn lRnd stands a fair
show with jury composed of residents
Of the Capital City. The affirmation Of
the appeal oleo only shows that tho
citizens ~ the city ~ IIolona 0s Jurors
IN this case dil their duty 10 the IN.
jured person as woll aa 10 thc Northern
Pacific Railroad Company; that Is T.
say even handed Justice according tc
the Judgment ~ the Circuit Court oi
Appeals at San Francisco was don,
ia the city Of Helena
Rut what o what, might be ex
pected ana said II your capital an,
courts were at Anaconda aud tina
company was a party to suit or thi
kind? The result with its sixteen stu
pendous corporations centering In tha
place can easily he imagined. whet
and when will the people begin to se
through such designs as these IN III
vcrting attention from the real merit
OF the capital question:
a more despicable effort 10 mlslca
and deceive mining and iaboring mer
or more brutal attempt to arouse thel
The Helena independent., 1894-10-26

The Anaconda company Ia counting
upon carrying n share OF the labor vote
In Jefferson county, by giving two
days pay for every voter In Butte
the fund set aside for the voters
amounts to $3.50 for each man, The
Jefferson county woriSingmen should
see that they get the same. Don't let
any booster or Doodle distributor. get
away with sSiS OF your money, but in
sist upon being paid the whole $3.50. 1t
belongs to you.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-26

Every voter IN Levin aud Clarke
county who wants To so" ou expert
eneed legislator, a sound business man
and an honest man In lbo legislative
assembly should cast hls vote for
George +. Cope. Mr. Cop, ,lii not gerI,
the nomination, but wUs roquostcd by
leading business mon ~ lot his name
go upon III" ticket, While other i'm
portant public duties In which he is
rendering the state service prevent
The Helena independent., 1894-10-26

Nothing further has been heard from
Anaconda relative TO the economy" OF
capital removal since IL has been made
known TO the voters OF the state that
Lewis and Clarke county charges the
state as rental for quarters for the
state officers only two per cent per year
upon the cost OF the quarters so oecu-
Mad
The Helena independent., 1894-10-26

Every Montanian who is in debt
should look carefully into the future
before casting HIS vote on the capital
question-for II Anaconda wins, every
person in the state who is In debt to
eastern money lenders may make up
his mind that the loan will be called In.
for no state which sells itself to cor
poration need expect to be regarded as
a safe place 10 loan money in.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-26
THE INDEPENDENT

Rcmittances at the Risk OF suhacriber I'M
less made by registered letter. cheek or
postal or express order, payable TO lhe
Independent Publishing company
Persons desiring the Independent served
al their homes or place OF nuslneH can
order by poptal card or through telephone
No, 100 Please report cases OF Irregular
delivery promptly.
Advertisements 60 insure prompt M
sertion. should be handed In before D. IN.
Rejected communications not returna-
bic unless postage Is enclosed
The Helena independent., 1894-10-26

II you are In favor OF the suppression
OF free speech by organized hoodlum-
ISM vote the capital to the Anaconda
Mining company.
II you are In favor OF abollshlng a
republican form OF government and de-
sire the restoration OF the feudalism of
the middle ages, vote the state capital
to the corporation which viii abso-
lutely own the seat OF government.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-26

Again we ask the Standard II the
tailings from the Anaconda concentra-
tors run up stream. II not, then how
do you make II out that all that vast
company domain up the creek from An
aconda. was bought for a tailings
Dump"
The Helena independent., 1894-10-26

Nobody has yet heard OF Chief Pink
erton getting any farther west than
Butte and Anaconda. He has been
closeted with the Anaconda capital
committee for solid week. now. Look
out for developments on the 9Th of No
yember.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-26
FINE STATION ERY.

1t isn't often that money goes so
far as IL does now in our fine Sta
tionery. A pedestrian who would
walk across the United States
wouldn't go any further than cash
does with us. Ask for sample
book and take a peep in our show
window and sea how tempting
the goods are.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-26
BOOKS.

The average book buyer is intel
ligent Experience has been his
or her teacher. They read long
advertisements giving prices,
authors. etc, but reserve their
judgment till the goods are in
sight. We simply ask that you
see our stock and get our prices.
and we are confident that your
decision will be as we desire.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-26

Men who will hoot down speakers
at public meetings win stun ballot
boxes and make fraudulent counts. 1t
is now apparent that the Anaconda
gang are bending all their energies
towards stealing the election. All
semblance of decency is thrown aside.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-26

Every dollar used by the Anaconda
Mining company to debauch the suf-
frage will be taken out Of the wages OF
that companys employees when the
fight is over. The boodlers can afford
to be lavish.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-26

You cannot be happy until you have
registered. The thought that you have
not done your duty will come over you
from time 10 time Get the thing of
your mind by getting your name on the
LIST
The Helena independent., 1894-10-26

A tip to Padishah Haggin: Why
don't you unload Colonel Petroleum
Plummer and Press Woodruff on the
Marquis de Pullman for his Illinois
campaign
The Helena independent., 1894-10-26

hts making an aotlve canvass. the vot.
ers OF Lewis and Clarke should see 20
II that he dooa not suffer ON that ac-
count The county and state need the
services OF Just such mnn,
The Helena independent., 1894-10-26
BLANK BOOKS.

Ifyou have overlooked our store
when looking for a set OF books,
copying or memorandum book,
don't do it again, stop in and have
a talk with US
The Helena independent., 1894-10-26
COUNTY TICKET.


For Representatives
A. j. DAVIDSON,
JAMES II. MURPHY
{. n. NOLAN,
RI PEELER
NICHOLAS HlLGER
GEo. +. COPE,
Up. MoCABE
". G. PRkUIrr.
For sherid.
CHARLEs d CURTIS
For Ttcsiu ,r.
CLAIR lNCE n GARRETT
For Clerk and Reeordct.
CHARLES 4 MuRfLE
For County Attorney
R.R. PURCELL.
For Assessor.
JACOB FISCHER
For Auditor,
l.. y. WILKINSON.
For Superintendent OF schools
MRS. MAUD DAVIS BAKER
For Public Administrator
". W. sHlPMAN
For coroner,
DIR. D. l.. CARMICHAEL
For Surveyor
JAMES s. KEEAIL
TOWNSHIP 1lCKEE.
For Justices Of the Peace.
8. X DANlS
TtRRENCE o'DoNNELL
For constAbles.
W. r. HUBER.
JOHN QUlRK.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-26

You may be called out Of town any
day and be unable TO register. Why
take any chances? Do Il now.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-26
III MAIN STREET,

And if you arc in tho neighbor-
hood don't think Tor a minute that
our store is too far away, Every
step you take is money in your
pocket.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-26
BABY BUGGIES.

You may not yield readily to
persuasion. but you will find it
difficult to resist the evidence OF
your own eyes. II interested get
our prices.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-26
PICTURE FRAMING.

We have a big rush in this de-
partment, but If you will bring US
your pictures you VIII find our
prices sufficient as an inducement
to wait a few days for your turn.
Ono hundred and eleven-there
is but ono
The Helena independent., 1894-10-26

How do you stand on the registration
question? Have you done your duty
as citizen yet? Time is fleeting.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-26
FRED GKWER
The Leading Shoe Retailer of Montana,
The Best Bargain
Is a Full -
Measure of Value.

We ask no trade from sympathy;
we desire no patronage because
we have done wonders In the
past: we expect no purchases to
be made on any ground other
than getting the most OF the best
for the least that It may be had.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-26

Kisses. ieers and catcalls-these are
Anaconda's main reliance in a joint de-
bate.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-26

The Pinkertons are all solid for Ana
conda.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-26
TAE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES,
STATE TICKET.

STATE TICKET
For Congressman,
HAL $ CORBErr.
ot Missoula,
For Associate Justice.
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Of Foreman.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-26

MontanlAns abroad will always nnd The
ppily Independent on nle at their faNorlte
hotels. Fifth Avenue and metropolitan
New York; West Minneapolis baldwin
and Palace. Sen Francisco; Mcpormott'
Butte; Leland Hotel. Springfield ILL.,
The Helena independent., 1894-10-26
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