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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-06-14
Personal.

Miss Matte Jones attended the Com
mencement at Caledonia last week.
Judge Green of De Soto is registered
at the brick hotel.
Esq. Hampton is in town attending
court.
Messrs. George and Adloph Lopez
spent Sunday in town.
Miss Mary Walter of St. Louis came
down Sunday to attend the funeral oil
Mrs. GrandhOmme
Chas. Jones spent Friday in Annap-
oils.
j. NJ. Morris and T. P. Fitz, Des
Arc, was in town Saturday.
Judge Engleman, Cape Girardeau.
was in Ironton Monday and attended
the funeral of Mrs. Grandhomme.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-06-14
NOTICE TO REPUBLICANS.

A Mass Meeting of the Republicans
OF Iron County is hereby called, to be
held at the Courthouse in Ironton, on
Saturday, June 23d, 1894,
at O'Clock P. NJ, for the purpose OF
reorganizing the County Committee,
and to choose Delegates to the State,
Congressional and Senatorial Conven-
lions, and to nominate candidates for
the various county offices to be filed at
the coming election.
JOHN SCHwAB, JR.,
Chm Co. Elk. Com.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-06-14

Anthony Annie MrsLowery l. NJ
Boris Isaac Maxwell NJ Miss
Callow NJ Mrs Murphy Pat
Chase James II Murphy Z + Mr.
Clarkson Jas G Nelson f Mrs
DANNY CIV Pinkert Miss
Gray FS Rose o w Rev
Haase B Miss Taylor w M
ballard Mr. Thompson William
Kelly Clarence Truth
Leonard w f Wardlaw K j
When calling for these letters please
saw advertised. A. p. VANCE. z. NJ.
The entertainment furnished at the
Academy of Music on last Friday eve
ming by John and Mary McCay, the
blind artists, was treat to the music
loving and play-going public OF this
place. The lady's singing was OF
character to give her place in the
front rank of musical artists; the gen.
tleman's performance as a commedlan
was superb. Not one of the large
audiences-and it was one of the larg-
est that we have seen in Ironton on such
an occasion-but felt that he had re-
ceived his moneys worth, and had
spent a most pleasant evening. We
bespeak for them the patronage of the
public wherever they may go-not be-
cause they are blind, but because their
performance is entirely meritorious.
Ironton will be glad to welcome them
again.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-06-14


der for the Newberry men to march to
the south side of the walk. While it
is true that there was some confusion,
there was no more than might have
been expected upon such an occasion
and among so many people. The
chairman first distinctly stated that
the Newberry men were to take the
north side of the walk and the anti
Newberry men to go to the south side;
and then for fear that there might be a
mistake about the matter, ordered the
Newberry men to take the north side
of the walk and the Organ men to take
the south side. and it was reiterated
again and again by the friends of the
candidates. 1t seems to US that no
man who paid close attention could
have been mistaken as to where he
wanted to 60. If there had been the
confusion and uncertainty at the con-
vention that Isaac" seems to think
existed. certainly some of the Organ
men would have made the mistake of
taking the wrong side of the path, al
so; we have never heard single COM
plant from this source. 1t is indeed
singular that only Newberry men be-
came confused as to the place they
should occupy. Whatever may be said
about the vote as to Mr.. Newberry
there can be no question that the vote
for chairman was understood and that
each voter knew exactly what to do.
This being test vote that lined up the
forces of the two candidates there was
very little change to be made when
the final vote was taken, for each man
did not have to move to record his
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-06-14
Card of Thanks.

The members of the l. B. c. B.
wish to return their thanks to the
young ladies who assisted them in their
Musicale; most especially to the ladies
who assisted in festival.
w. r. kendall,
G. r. GAY,
w. WENTWORTH,
Committee.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-06-14

You cannot do better than call on
the Old Reliable for anything you may
desire. The Saddlery and Harness
Emporium is in the second story of the
Union Market.
w. P. MCCARvER, Proprietor.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-06-14

NoTICE.-To parties wishing to buy
or rent 2 Bay Ponies, one 2-Seated Oak
Park Wagon; will rent by month or sea.
son. Inquire of
LOUIS GIovANoNI, Ironton, Mo.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-06-14

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
ANAcoNnA.s LoslNa rIomE

We don't exactly understand just
what Anaconda expects to gain by the
extravagant claims sho is making with
regard 30 nn expected clean sweep for
that city in Butte Great Falls, Boze-
man, Livingston, Billings, Missoula and
elsewhere on the 9Th OF next month.
She certainly knows better than TO OK
pect any such thing, for the Pinker-
tonan system certainly keeps her well
advised OF the conspicuous features Of
the situation in oil these centers-and
the actual fact ia that no such feeling
exists in her favor in the places named
She is losing ground right along and
Lome OF tho places whore she mas spent
the most money and been tho most pro
fuse in promises will give her the big
gest disappointment OF her life, on elec.
tion day. Take Billings for instance
There she doomed the most energetic
ally, and there was time when the
bettors Of that ilourishing Yellowstone
city wee giving odds on Anaconda.
Well, to make a long story short, they
are hedging now mt every chance and
they show good judgment in doing IT.
At Great Falls the same sudden change
has come upon the boomers, aud it is as
certain as anything can well be that
Helena will find In Great Falls one OF
her strongholds Other east side cities
where Anaconda made her hardest
plays are also opening the eyes OF the
Anncoudans, while In Butte and Mis-
souln the grand coup detat Of the capi-
tnl campaign will ill Anaconda with
amuzement when the votes nre counted.
Tho trouble with Anaconda all along
tho line has been that che had no rea-
sonable arguments TO advance in her
own behalf-nnd she has run out o; tho
kind OF ammunition which served her to
make n great noise earlier in the fight.
The tide every where is growing stronger
nnd stronger against her, and she will
come out Of this fight the worst whip
ped corporation town on the globe.
The right is still triumphant in Mon
tam
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12

missioner occupy rented Quertea olse.
where. But this is u matter OF their
own, Tor they office whore they choose
and my IL out OF tholr own pockets
from tho allowance made for salary and
expeusea IA for tho qunrlers for tho
legislature, that ia mere drop in tho
buegeL II mects but once in two yeara,
and has held ts seaaione as often in tho
Lewis and Clarke county court house as
elsewhere and at a similar nominal
rental
Whore, then, do the Standard and its
echoes iiad themselves in the light OF
those tacts9 Ia that tho kind OF talk by
which tho people OF Montana nro to be
doluded into removing tho capital 20
Anaoondng Certain il is that il 10 o
foir samp le OF all the so-oalled argument
they advance in support OF capital re-
movnl. We shall wait with interest to
hoar what thoy will find TO say in fur
thor discussion OF the economy OF cap
ital remoynl.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
SPEAK IT OFT.

The Standard says in its tn esdoy's
issue that st is the well-defned pur-
pose Of certain citizens OF Heenn--and
the STANDARD knows whereof il speaks.
to swell the list Of Lewis and Clarke
couuty's registry by the fraudulent ad-
dition OF hundreds OF nnmes represent
ing men who are not citizons Of the
United States"
Now this is either the truth, or else 1t
Ia a lie. II the former, lot the Standard
speak right out aud tell all about it. II
II does not respond to this invitation IL
must rest undor tho strong suspicion OF
having Intentionally told n falsehood.
II is certainly remarkable statement
TO make in the samo issue in which Il
publishes the request OF the Helena
capital committee for conference with
the Anaconda committee to devise ways
and means by which fraud at both reg
istrat.on and election time can be
nverted But perhaps the Standard
knew when il penned the article from
which the above extract ls taken that
the Anaconda committee expected TO
raise issues to prevent nu Ggreemont
with the He.enn committee; and hence
tins charge 10 distract attention from
tho projects Of certain citizens Of Ana
condn
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12

Iecoliug OF most wealthy Americans by
ignoring absolutely tho fundamental
principle ot American Institutions. Ths
autocrat OF all the, Rusalas could not
mono absolutely disbelioyo In govern
mont by tho people, FOR tho people,
through tho people, than George Pull
man, How like Hagglnl The whole
city belongs 10 him in Zee simple; it's
worry streets were the property OF tho
Pullman company, Out Of q dreOry
water-soalted prairie Pullman planned
one OF the model towns Of tho American
continent. Before long the Increased
valuo Of tho roal estate on which Pull
man is built is OK xpsoted TO amount TO AZ
much as tho whole capital OF the Pull
man company. 10 was not philnn-
thropic, but business experiment.
Every omploye OF the company lives in
ono OF Pullman's houses, lie had gas
In oyery room, for which hs paid Sa.2j q
thousand feet, though tho company
manufactured ID for % cents u thousand
feet, The Pullman company bought
water from Chicago for four cents
thousand gallons, and charged its
tenants 10 cents q thousand gallons,
making enough 10 enable .he corpora
tion 10 got water for it's vast works for
nothing The residents OF tho city
bought gingham for their wives or sugar
for thor tables at the Pullman store;
sent their children to Pullman's school;
attended Pullmnn's church; looked at
but dared not enlor Pullmnn's hotel; the
lives Of the workingmen were bounded
ON all siJos by the Pullman company;
Pullman was the horizon in every
they lived and breAihed and
had their being in Pullman. Pullman
pays annually in taxes for tho support
Of all the governmental institutions
fowcr thousands than he has millions.
Substitute tho name OF Haggln for
that Of Pullman where it refers to the
man, and substitute the name Of Ana
conda for that OF Pullman where II re-
terf TO the town, and you have an accu-
rate description Of the conditions pro-
vailing in a city that Inspires to become
the capital OF tho great state of Mon
tana-a commonwealth hitherto pos
sessed by men enjoying the priceless
boon OF liberty and glorying in the
benehcent institutions of free Ameri-
causl
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
ono o. Judso Do wolfe, MIstnhes.

ono o. Judso DO Wolfe's Mistakes.
Groat Falls leader
Anaconda Is nearer the center Of popu
lation." Was there more Rlaring mis-.
statement Of the facts than the aboye7 10
OF Montana was fixed within fifteen miles
Of lie enn. IN 1892 tho Great Falls capital
committee elaimsd, md truthfuIy. too.
that il wss north Of Helena. In 1894 II 10
still further north. Tho towns Of Nsihark,
Barker. Bait, Sand Coulee, Great Falls,
Glnsgow. HA7rs Chinook. kalispell, Colum.
bin Falls and all northern Montana have
doubled their population and in aoms 10
stances moe than quadrupsd il since
] 1880. The inotaso in popu alton has been
almost entirely north Of Anaconda Towns
furthoT south have decreased In population,
I bat none have increased 30 any extent.
/ suth ignotaucs. 70 sneak mildly Of il. Of
tho growth ~ noTthstn Montana ia mex
onsab!e. And then 10 sDeak Of thu losAtion
Of Amazon Us, situated. as 10 iR. in The south
| west corner Of tha s,ats. close 20 ,hs Idaho
line, docs any ole su7poso that tho lntslli-
gent oitizsnB Of Grsa. Falls a-o 20 10 cap
tured by suca talk7 Tho pooplo nt Great
Falls remember how Anaconda noted TO.
ward them in tho capital contest They
know how abe awinded them out ot thous-
snds ~ dollars by promises which we're
nsysr 70 llod nnd which shc BsyaF had any
Intention OF fulfilling, Don't thluk that
tho reopIe OF @ eat Falls awill no, romtmbsr
that mud show their membranes on cleo
tlon day.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
a hattie Of R,rh, As.,Ds, Wrong.

W, II. Raymond in Madisonian.
/ am aso very Elad that you are advo-
eating Helena for she capital, 1 think IL
bobooysS every citizen OF tho state to try
anl avert tho great calamity 10 would bo to
the future prosperity Of our Jouug state TO
have itl capitsl loolted on the Anaconda
eompany's smSltSr site. And every good
citizen should try to prevent this enlnmity
by all fair means
IL Ia a battle Of right aud wrong lRnoT.
Anoc and intelligence and will show whether
our state 10 absolutely under the control OF
dictator or not l. cannot be possible
that the majority of the citizens OF the
state OF Montana are 10 bo branded as ssrfs
and slaves
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
now Ea.torn Capital yI-w,Il.

iuitu Minor
In % recent inttryi'w Mr.. james ltusaoll
lsuol. Of BJslon. ono ~ tho lonliug linnn-
c,oTo Of The country md rsproloniutivo Of
largo moDeYed intero,'s, sai':
The people oi Montana would d4uBtless
be glad tu have Boston money With which
10 develop their rogouToss, Rs uunsy can
bo had IN Boston 90 reasonable rat6a Bnt
Wh are constantlv 6onr tod tlht Montana
IL Ia some danger Of iulloEiug Nu,asa and
becoming close corporntlol mining osnp.
whore. uu3er control of a few mon. All In
dustties would be- made suburtlnaia % IA"
That " strong significant sni dlrool.
II s,htes the point clsa,lT IL oa,hI 10 opon
the eyes VI tho people NJ hoalths 70 ,ho
Rfeht danger which oon'roub them. I,
ought 10 arpoal witA eporIal foreo 60 tho
business men % the state who Dre dotend.
cot upon Tho doyolo moat uf ll,0pt re-
SOURCES for Iho growth ~ trade, mud tho
laboi7R men " DO uro dependent upon the
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
Book &
Stationery Co.

Tho paople OF our city woll un-
dsrstand that wo sell cheap We
have many evidences OF this. and
are receiving daily testimonials
nom the leading business and pro-
fesaional men OF Helena,
We are tho largest consumers OF
our line OF goods batween ST Paul
and tho coast, and quantity in
placing an order with the manu-
lecturers makes the price.
We buy the best goods made,
and when we quote you a price
1t is for the best grade. fully guar
ante9d, and returnable II not satis-
factory or as represented
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
WnIIik LIE EIaIIAI,n.

Pullman is a word recently on every
ones tongue At tho present time tho
mnn who bears tho namo is NOR, in.
tenscly hated by more worklugmen IN
tho Unitod S,ates than any other man
living, with tho possible exception II
Carnegie. 4 few years ngo Pullman
built what was called the "M1iei Town
near Chicago aud endowed IL with his
own name and hs all peryad.ug person
aIity aud wealth. II was hailol at the
bmo ns a great philanthropc enterprise
by writer's hired for tie purpose with
Pullmand money. Il was proclaimed
all over the land that the workingmcn
would hero csuse from troubling aud be
at rost. The project seem 10 flourish.
Pullman rose from IA man OF moderate
means 10 70 tweuiy-tIme millionaire and
bought the t'tle ot "marqus' iu tie
llhliGn market, His wgr6mcu never
received any incroneo oyer tho wagos
Grst pni1, but wero subject 10 frequent
reductions The climax came less than
yenr ago. Times wore bard. Women
and children woro sufTeriug for the
neCssgarics ot lfe Pullman cut thc
wages Of his omployo3 down about
one-hali Driven o. desperation thoy
went ou ulriko .u The aopr Of getting
enough mouoy 30 ltcup soul aud boly
together, 10 keep the'r lttlo children
from perisujnE pni tholr sopa and
daughters from grimo aDd shame. The
result NJ that strilto need not he re,
counted hero. Pullman beat his om,
ployes at every point. lie was enabled
10 do this Jy reason of hls vast wonlth
secured from tho tyil Of thesg sam,
workrgmcn and women. The none,
they made for him waa Eolted int
loadeu bullets and irod into their OWL
bodies.
The Sumo thing bad happened a Few
moutha previous in Carnegc's town Of
Homestead
But tho objoot of tbis arttclo ia {,
point out wherein lte in Pullman i.
lived under The sawo hard condition.
that prevail iu Anaconda. For tho nice
turc of Pullman wo Rro juJebtaa to th,
roccnt yielt N the most celoLrnto,
journalist % modern tmos, William 4
Stead editor Of tho l.oy.ca u lagIowe
and Tor many years un net.yo nowsrnpcr
worker IN London. Ia bis gousatioua
book, "lf Christ came 70 Chicago" Dir
Stead givoa the conclusions OF his stud
Of the town Of Pullman.
Mr.. steud says PuIImaa proceeded it
entire accordance with the dominau
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12

Tort Ionton NIyeF IfcnA
Fou w,tks mora nnd the agony OF he
caritAl struggle will bo over ln four
weeks II will bs hnown whether the capitA!
Of Montana will bs located al a central
point, convenient OF aoeOSa to Nll or
whether II ahail bs tucked away on sslao
line wAsrS tho majority shall bo diaeom-
moisd. In four weeks II will be revealed
whstho' Tho lnlsrtsis Of all have been cared
for or whether lhe voters have been pre-
vailed uron to cast aside all reason and AID
the selfish dSsiios OF cooper company
which 10 morAEsgeA for $1,000, 900 In silver
Bow county 10 The Rothaehilds, OF Eneland.
10 -four wssks the void will know whether
or not state hns boen corrupted.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
STATIONERY.

We have about 500 boxes OF
Hurd's Fine Stationery which is
made up OF the odds and ends OF
tho complete lines. We have been
selling these goods Tor 2oo a quire
for paper and zoe Tor envelopes,
Have put them up in boxes cons
tanning quire OF paper ana envel-
opes, and will put them on sale
this morning at leo per box,
There are only 900 boxes left. and
do not miss the opportunity to
como carly.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
which OF Thtsb Two?

Fort ronton riyor Press
The whole state knows that equity de-
mands that the capital bc located al Hell
ena. and that Marcus DAILY alone demands
that it lie located at Anaconda. Four
weeks remain In which the voters eau de-
eide which Ia the g;eatsr In Montana-ius-
tice or Nsrcus DAILY.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
Aro,ntor for the Fu,urs.

Dupuyor Aoantha,
An effort hos been madSbY the Anaconda
gang 10 prevent, as much aa possible, the
uss OF halls and other large buildings in
various Montana cities by lo6sinR oil such
buildings for their own exclusive nae.
This isa direct blow al FREQ spseoh and
should be plain warning to all as to the
character OF the people who are advocating
Anaconda for the capital.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
sure n. romnrrou,. snnrI.s.

lIusbAndmsn.
We have espoused the cause Of Helena in
the capital contest from cholos and not for
ray. And we entrsht our friends. the farm
ers Of Montana, to heed our appeals. for ss
sure 40 the sun will rise tomorrow morn
ing the Anaconda Copper company will
bankrupt tho state and make its every in
ranital
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
Vote Buying Is Their Game.

HusbAndmHn.
The Anaconda Copper company has its
henohmen ana 'boosters' abroad in every
town In the state with big rolls OF bills
ying TO buy votes on ths cArital question.
A base attempt TO thvart tho purposes OF
good Rovernment,
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
Iftha smaltsr shnt. Down.

Dupuyer hcnnthh
When you a-o trying TO decide where to
place your volo for tho capital just remem-
ber that the only foundation that AuacoIda
has for prosperity is copper smelter which
is liable 10 be closed down at any time. You
can inaaoiua rnsults
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
THE INDEPENDENT

Rsuitianeoa At tho rlsk Of auosorih'y unloss
rnsdo By rcgistor,d lettor check, or postal or az
pre,s or,lnr payable to Tho tndependoat iab-
lshing Company.
tN-Porsons desiring 1EA TNpVrrHprSr servei
Al their homoa or place Of huainsss can O,hr ~
p,stal card or through telephone No. 100 Flesss
rrpert ca,es Of Irregular delivery prompA5
Advertisements, 70 insuro pro0'pt lns.uSn'
,hould he handOd in hoforo p NJ
Rejected communications not rotarnAhs IN
Ieso pottAiyo s cncloaod
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
Kindergarten Capital Speakers.

Hutte Miner.
Judging from the speeches delivered at
the Anaconda capital meetings. the speakers
imagine tha. they are playing with the
babies or yisitinG kindergarten for tho
purpose of amusing the chefubs.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12

~ MontaniAna Enrotl viii always hni luE
p.rtY lxpwENprNr on rlo At the,r iavetit"
hotels fiith Avenue and Metropolitan, New
No,k. Wost. Minneapolis aidwin sul lalaa'
ean Franc,,oo. McD0ml,- huiI'. Leland ho'e@
lpflpgfoli, m
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
couNry rIcKEr.

Fer Representation,
A. j. DAVIDSON.
JANIS ii. MURPHY,
{. r. NOLAN.
n. L. pEELEN
NICHOLAS lllLGER
GEO. H. COPE
J.P MCtADE
W. G. PBEJlrr.
Tor hcrN.
CHARLES T. QUITS.
For Treasurer.
CLARENCE f.. GARRETT
For Clcrk ami Eoc,rdcr,
CHAl.LDS y MuFFLY
For Coant5 Attorney
Il. R. PUECHLL.
Tor AssossoG
J'C. .B FISCHER
Tor Auditor,
II. L. WILKINSON.
Tor Superintendent Of Schools.
MRS. MAUD DAVIS BAKER
For Public AdminatsAioE
W. W. SulPMAN.
For Coroner
DE-, u. l.. CARMICHAEL
For Surveyor
JAMEs {. kEEliLL
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12

operation OF new mines aud oth'r indui-
tries Tor the assurances OF continued en-
ploymonh
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12

State BuudInss Required at Once.
Ono Of Anaconda's Orators O
There is not one building in the eity OF
Anaconda which con be rented for a gov
ern msnt Office.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12

,., Campbell "a tho oan Authorized travel
ins sg,nt ptthis pauoA
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12

STATE ricKEE

For CcnsrCg7manI
Hal Il COhnErT,
ot M.ssuulA.
For Assec nic Justice,
/. n LVtt.
Of NuGnman.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
HOTEL FURNITURE
FOR SALE.
1.-THE BOZEMAN."

Consisting of Beds. Dressers, Wash
stands, Mattresses. Springs, Sheets, PHI
low Slips, Towels, Blankets. Quilts,
Spreads, Lro, Curtains. Window Shades,
Chairs. Carpets, etc.
Tho Kitchen and Dining Room Furni.
tu'e; Sideboards, Tables. Chairs. Dishes,
Knives. Forks, Spoons, etc, One large
steol Range with canopy, Lnrge Stock
Boileta, Dish Warner Creamery. Ice
Cream F eezcrs. Steam and Carving Tubes
Copper Stew Pazs, etc.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
TOWNSHIP TICKET

For Justicos Of tho PcacG
s. X. DAVIS
TiRKENCE O'DoNNELL
For ConsiRbles.
W. \. HUBER,
JOHN OUlHk.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
InE wEATisEH.

peuortoI Tor Tur lSpErrNprST dAiy by NJ
slclioE Jute1 sta.ol oosorv,f. r
AL bf
,.... aIlDa 5000
trrOluUfNf ssss.ssss.srr+s '. rg.b
imuCraiuro, ro,..,,-.,.... ~
Mluu. ..,,... .,...I.r4 ~" 'N
NaNimum tomuHrlurc, WV
Minimum tpmuNgniura u 81, -,.,,.-
luw frHreElt Tor Ar4nhA BIZ HtAA'A'
ary tomrHrltltt.
J,huA tct ~. 1875.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
Hon HAL S COr6etrS Appointments.

Tho lion, Hal f. Corbott. democratic nominee
for cCngrcss. will address the citizens Of Mon-
una al tho following timos and places.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
PARTISAN DYE WORKS
{. FGuBOUD, PROPRIETOR

- Frupeh s'eNHilz and dysiuS .uougiu, ~
Itaneh proeosb. lusl, WOplen yOlyats Gnl
fehtbsra, furs, lsrus. 1uttAins, siik snI Noolnn
uudnr wear And luustiaN HatiFffctinn Eiathu.
ised, 100 hfAnc tirart urAr ilp'gi n.lpsA
loft over I've months Orders oalls1 for At Any
part VI the Gilg
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
Tirst National Bank
HELENA, MONTANA

.
Paid Up Capital. ....",., $500, 600
Surplus and Profits, 5000. 600
Designated Depository OF the
United States,
Interest allowed on umo deposits General
tanklnG business transacted. safety
deposit bo1os for rent
!, hhLaElt s...ssss...ss'ss,'s So. lfotilent
y, q CURTIN N...........,......,.Nic Vice President
Z. W kNlQHl,,,,,,,,., Second Nics-presidsat
IL II. kLElABCllAiIDT .......,.,.. Cashier
oEo. II, hll4L....,,.,........As Assistant Cashier
Directors.
=. II Hauaar, n. &. Hale,
h. W, Zach, Jnmes A. lalbDtt
A, j. haylp. 4, W Knight
warren 1, uillOtte H. y Hamilton
j. e. curtin, Conrad kohre
Henry Klein,
Associate hanks
First National hank Miasoull
Frat National Hank, Butte
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