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= ms of Interest from all over the
Pine Tree State.

Ms lluellI8i assoc 4til " 80 * IN -
at Nor. Apc~. camp ground, eep'.2o,
The managers Of several assessment in
zaraHe. Companies in the state are plan
ming n Consolidate under the name Of
the Mutual Life insurance COM
Pany.
Accompany. capitalized At $4,000. has
been ..-.c--ed at WaterviLe 10 construct
f.4d -ef-s-5,, railroad to connect with
5l.e=W .-ea--y; x Quebec road al China,
as,ta2. Twelve miles.
2se.rin B,--ev. the Bowdoinham wife
murderer. was tried al Bath last week
AID taaaG guilty Of murder III the hrst
degree. lie vas sentenced 10 lie M
pri-s --..e.; With hard labor.
An aite.na: was made to wreck Grand
Trunk train near Portland last Thursday
by placing a large bomb on the track.
7 he o,,.4u was discovered few moments
before the arrival Of he Montreal express.
The police OF Belfast are breaking up
gang Of youthful thieves who have been
operating there for several months. Five
bows have been arrested and are now
lodged II ja-.. Three q them nave maze
con l'7@l''''S
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asked I" WF-'e the names 81 az
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Bill. Ton Eeed and MIR. Barnum,'
John short. 0!ier ON ne steamboat
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killed -, Thursday He wa. caught by
fhe. .-=uk -aatt and dragged into the
cram. mt. The body was maugled almost
5e.van5t zee. -Hitian. short vas twenty
tvse ysar- aye.
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Embellishments.


In time to any irregularity of the
Stomach, Liver, or Bowels may
The Helena independent., 1894-10-07

NToTICE-TO THE ELECTORS OF
N registration district No. 8 com ris-
ing the Sixth ward. College Place aud VAL
Icy. designated respectively as the Eleventh,
twelfth, Twenty. eighth and Twenty ninth
precincts Lewis aud Clarke county, Mon
taua. The undersigned registry agent for
said district hereby gives notice that be
will slt. for the purpose OF registration OF
votera, within each and every precinct In
his election district upon the dates and OF
the places named a. follows;
Oct Q, 10, ll-Boyle's real estate agency
No. 1909 Helena avenue. for precinct No.
~. Sixth ward.
Oct IL. l3- warren's school house, Val.
ley. for precinct No. -.
Oct. u, l6-College Place. Johnson's
store for precinct No. y.
Oct. l7-Boyle's real estate agency, No.
1909 Helena avenue. for precinct No. II.
Sixth ward.
OOl 1s. 10. 9O-Norihern Pacific depot
postofleo building. No. 1907 Helena avenue
for precinct No. IL. Sixth ward.
Oct 22, %. "a, 20 20, "a - 30-Boyles'
real estate agency. No. 1909 Helena avenue,
for precinct No. II, Sixth ward.
The home Office will bs at Boyles' real
estate agency. No. 1909 Helena avenue.
The hours OF registration will be between
10 o'clock g. IN. aud 10 o'clock y. m. on all
legal days, emitting the hours from II 10
one p. m. and SIX 10 seven .. m, from 0e,.
0 10 Oct 30. both inclusive.
PETER CAMERON Registry Agent
Helena, Mont, Oct. 4, 1884,.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-07

73i Sixth avenue, ths occasion being The
eighth birthday Of Miss Julia L. Miller
An enjoyable time was had by the little
folks TIL six o'clock, which came all too
soon, and thsy separated wishing many
happy returns OF ths day. There we're
present LottIe Foathefly, Butteroup Jacob.
Rosebud Stanley, Marguerite Becker.
Emma Becker, Ruth Anderson, Walter An
deIson, Claire Whitaker.
Mrs. II. II. Kleinsehmidt again enter
tnined a number OF friends al "fancY
work" afternoon, Tuesday, at which time
social converse. the pretty feminine occu-
patton. and refreshments. were all enjoyed.
Those present were Mesdames Prescott.
Hudnnli, Flowersc. Hunt, Gaines, Bailey.
Swallow. seiben, Raleigh. Platt. Eckles,
Foots. Craven, Davenport II. L. G. Klein
schmidt. Muth, Travis, ]. Norris, 4.
Webster. Woodbridge, A. ]. Fisk, Wilcox.
F. T.. Sterling. Wade. q. b. Miller; Misses
Barbour. Sanders. Brooke, Rector. Hedges.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-07
Personal aud General.

Mrs. viii FloworoO is yisitiug fiiends in
Oh, city.
Mrs. Birdseyr. Of Avon. Is tho guest OF
Mrs. d. A. Cory.
Attorney General Haskell hos gone for a
visit 10 Salt Lak,.
MisB q ace Cullon returned from her trip
TO Chicago last Nesk.
Miss HAttis Pope returned last week
from o camping trIp.
Gen, J. 2. HAr Ia spent seysrnl days OF
last week nt Winston,
Il. u. Hickman has returned fom his
trip through Madison county.
Mlsa g. n. BAKER rstu ne to-day from a
visit 10 her homo In Qalno', ILL.,
r. A. AsrloW returned 90 ilslona Tuesday
after q weeks absence In the Park.
The Priest cam pinR pariy returned Mon-
day from thsir "trip through the park.
Nrs. BabSook, OF Billings, 10 Waiting In
the city ~ the suoat of Mrs. Larson.
Mi,s AlnA Il. BTls0os left FfIJay yln tho
EoEthsTn pAoihs for = trip to ~. PAul.
hrI. N. II. uunn left over tbs Northern
Psclno NondAI for visit In Michigan.
Mr md Mrs. P,oTid loft oArly In tho
week ior California 30 aponi tho Slnter
Mr. aud Mra, Harry LIKE have taken q
suite OF apartments no Mrs. Oltorhoups
Mrs. Reynolds and daughter, Miss
The Helena independent., 1894-10-07

NTOTICE-TO THE ELECTORS OF
N registration dat iCt No. T. comprising
ksssleTs. Mouth OF Noeon aud Bntlor pre-
olnotb, Lewis aud Clarke county, Montana.
The undersigned reglHtfv hRont for said
distriet No. a. hereby gives notice that he
will ait for tho purpoae OF registration OF
voters within each and oyorY precinct IN hia
registration distriot upon tho datea and 40
the places named aa followG
October =. 10, ll-iissidenoO Il. n. Floyd.
Jones oornor Hauaor boulevard and Gran
Ito street.
October y, ig-Northorn PasIaO depot.
Butler.
October 10, 20-poaloilloc, Darondslc.
October 10, lG, H. X - ~ - 70 20 "a,
-, 30. Tesidonoo X, II, Floyd Jones, llAuuor
boulevard and Granite utioot.
The homo otiloo will bo 40 the residence
OF H. a, FoTd-JoneL nauaot boulevard
aud 9raBite avenue.
The houFs of fsgiatration will be between
10 o'clock a. M. aud 10 O'Clock y. m. ON all
legal days. omittlng tho honta from " 10
ono =. IN. and aiN 20 seven 6, m. from Out.
9th 10 OCT. I0th. both ihcluaIyg.
H. II. FioID-JoSrs, llegitlIy Agens
Helene, Mont, Oct T. 1874
The Helena independent., 1894-10-07
....LADIES....

quite ndeetivos this oopous
beautifully expressive language OF effort descrb
ing Fashionable Bargain Exposon
all week, Impossible
Fussan Golden Beaver Copol zeB Electric
Cnpos Asrlohhn Copes nobcts designs
and all kinds OF Fur 1rnmnas This Fur Stock including
Son Gnrmontn purchased b snuda Bros lump
for Spot mnano prices at which
they going this week. The French Tailor Goats
Wraps the oof win bp subject
TO tho snks Goods Antique Luooa
Carpets Curtains Linen Table Damng Blankets Gloves
and Handkerchief Sale Will comprise display
Fail Merchandise unoqualed mognioenoo style and
values beyond oomparson
The Helena independent., 1894-10-07
Millions for nefence

Against the inroads Of that subtl,, lurking
foe to human henlth. malaria. had been
expended uselesslv when Hostetler's Stom-
ach Bitters appeared upon the scene and
demonstrated its powers ss a preventive
and curative of the dreaded scourge.
When the gold fever" ragged In 1S49 in
California. mslatiA was contsmpoianoous
with II al the "digeiuep" aud wrought
dreadful havoc among the minsra Then
and subsequently, on ths Isthmus OF Pans
disease is most virulent. the Bitters be-
camo the recognized safeguard. For the
effects OF exposure and fatigue miasmA-
poisoned nir and water. sea sickness and
oil disorders OF the stomach. liver and
bowels, the Bitters adords prompt relief.
Invalids of all so,ts will 1nd II fully Ade-
ouate 10 their needs
The Helena independent., 1894-10-07

Mrs, PhUbc Thomas. Of function City,
ILL.,. was told by her doctors she had con-
sun piiop, and that thoro vna no hope for
her, but two bottles OF DR.. Kings New
Discovery completely Gu oil her. and sbo
says II saved her life, MIR. Thomas Eg-
gers. l8g Florida street, San Francisco, sui
fering from drsadful cold. approaching
consumption. tried. without result, oyerJ-
thing else, then bought one bottle OF DIR.
Kings New Discovery, aud in two weeks
was cured. Ho 10 naturally thankful. ID il
such results, of which these are samples,
thnt prove tho wonderful efficacy OF this
medicine in coughu and oolda Free trial
bottles. Regular size, 20 cents and 81.
PaTchsn, ID D'Aebsul Drug 90.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-07
M HIii-
APPLICATION TOR A PATENT.
U. &, LAND OFFIcE.
No. 49, un

u, \, LAND OFTICE.
IiHLrSA hOnt.. Sept, 90 i39i 4
Notice is hereby Sivon that John Cameron and
Hight e.. Lilol. ~ himini. Lewis aud Clarke
county Montana and Edward MCGoWrr, whose
postUiiice address L. Lutte. silver How county,
Montana and William Owsloy, of Twin bridges,
hAdleon county. Montana, and Louia lilliley. OF
their application for patent for 800 linear foot
of the tusles lode mine or so.n bearing gold
and Hilyar, with euffAco grOnnd from A1A.a fOet
10 eco fcct In Width sltuAtud in no organi1ad
mining district county 0f JOilerBon. and state
Of montAns. aud detignatsd by tho tiuld notes
and Official plat on hln m this Office as survey
No. $3.50, IN townships north, range west Ot
principal bsBo line snd meridian OF Montana.
fAid survey No. $3.50 baing As follow. to- Wit.
beginning al cornet No, L. . ttae n IN diAm-
cier marked / s0sl Tor 0Vrnor No. 1, from
dog a. min l,Jpl,B T. and tho no oornnr ~ 800
2s, tp6n. VI, h'ars a 30 dcs ~ min 0 2.5A3
q, ami running from Ihonco "A US doe 90 min W
l.h3LA q, th0rc0 n dog ani 20 Iniu nnO II.
thence ~ dee 40 min l,ilO ft, thgnop " dog
- min a 9ihj II tn tAtd corner No, and ito
place ~ beginning, magnetic variation 70 deg
80 min O, cuut,ining ~ - aorus.
Tho loratiun ot this miua 10 recorded in tho
COUNTY recorders ohico u loiUrson county.
Montana lhore ure no adjoining clslmu,
Any hnd all pcrfuna claiming adversely any
portion of aaid Oun'oy lode. inino or nnffnco
ground Ara required 90 hln thoir adverse claimn
with tho ros,stor Of tho United ntatpl laud 0Hioo
AZ liClOna. IN tho state OF Montana, during tho
siKty days period ~ publication hereof. or thoy
wi 10 barred bT virtue ol tbs pruyslOnl ~ the
statuta. ", n. CON hosistsr,
htorliug & Muly. Auornoyg foV claimants.
First publication Sopt % 1874,
The Helena independent., 1894-10-07
oh.er.d. bu, No, for Mckinley.

DIS MoiNrs, Iowa, Oct. GA queer in
oldsnt occurred al Neols. this state, where
several hundred people stood around tho
car OF Gov Mckinley, giving him entirely
started. however. instead of giving the
usunl natting cheer, tho whole crowd with
few exceptions. begnn 10 shout, "HurrAh
for Weaver" Weaver is tho pouulist can
ddatC for congress in tho Council nlufs
disiTict. II was explained that Neola was O
particularly strong esnlsr Of nopuIism.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-07
COn1fOrtableS.

fha wosk wo invite special attention 10 tha deair-
able aud most necessary adjunct TO n Bedding out
ht-quito as necessary IN ita Wav aa auy OF those
luIufiona California Blankets which now crowd our
Bedling Floor Our on Red Printing BED Com
foTtsrs n0vsr ahad thou colorl aud are therefore
FREQ from the objectionable "bod staining" Of spur-
ouB limitations This week 81. 20 will bur you one OF
these Worth &l.76. kidofdown Quilts and Silk
Covered EtdeTdown Qailts are specially with
this RsGsoa,
The Helena independent., 1894-10-07
To,h .n,l solIcl,nd rII...

CoIuMurR o.. Oct. 6-Indictments wore
returned to-day by the grand jury against
County Commissioners Thos. J. Cassidy,
democrat. s. II. BieRork. damocrat. and j .
m NoDouala r.ppbIiran AIsra irJictad
Tor alleged misconduoS In oflire, and for
receiving Ahfibo OF Sl,2OO each from lh0
COLUMBUS Bridge company year ago.
Mcdonald 1, ulao indicted for soliciting n
hFibs Of 5000 from Contractor Jsssil aud
Biggott With aolieiliBg q bFihe OF Sl0O from
ths same party.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-07
Blankets.

Our orders for Blaokets we're placed with omiaent
manufacturers nt tirno when the proe OF wool had
hem Al ils lowest ebb We were moat fortunate IN
thin i'm poTtnnt Transaction. You now teap the u
benefit. wo have oil grades nov in stock, and all
az q GrO roJr0sented. We sell none hut Genuine
wpl made. di ipeuty carded. pure, highly finished
ma In every way reliable Blankets EIt'a size
either in ury or white. 70 pair, with fancy border
ETC.. worth nearly double the prio'. All the better
grades up TO $40 cheap in like proportion.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-07

Parks Sure Cure 10 a positive specific IN
oil diseases Of tho liver aud Kidneys. Ivy
renewing the uric acid in the blood IL cures
rheumatism. K. u. Basford. Of Carthage,
> d., says Il believe Parks Sure Cure
oloala all other medicine for rheumatism
aud urinary disotdcrs." Sold by Paroheu-
UAchsul Drug Go.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-07
Underwear.

Ladies-We have found the
"Philoso piers stone" We
mean by this that we have
this Fall found the consumma-
ton of our dearest wishes in
reaching the very perfection
in Ladies' low and medium
priced Egyptian cotton vests
and pants. We are selling
Children's this week at 25c
each. Our well carded Aus
tralian wool and Louisiana
cotton, fleecy, sensible, La
dies Vests aud Pants are this
week only rs cents, and La
dies all-wool Natural Grey
Underwear only 81 each gar
ment. These are desirable
goods at awfully low prices.
Sands Bros. are sole agents
for the celebrated
"Ypsilanti Underwear"
The Helena independent., 1894-10-07
Continuation of Our Great
Handkerchief Sale.

Two hundred dozens, extraordinary value in
White Swiss Embroidered and Scaloped Hand
kerchels, purchased at a desperately low bar
gain price, and will be sale this week at the un-
heard of figure of 3 Handkerchiefs for 25c.
Another lot of Swiss and Irish Embroidered
Handkerchieis, belonging 10 the above Bargain
Stock will be sold this week at andkerchiefs for 25c
sale at the nominal price of I5c each
A large lot OF Irish and Swiss Embroidered
Handkerchiefs of exceptionally fine grade. This
week only 25c each.
A full assortment of genuine Point Lace Hand
kerchefs from 81. so each up to $40 each.
This is the biggest Handkerchief Bargain Sale
ever held in Helena.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-07

Kid oambriO only i've cents por yard at Tho
Fec Hive,
The Helena independent., 1894-10-07

The engagement is announced Of Mas
Alberta Wilson, OF this city, TO Mr.. J. b.
johnson. Of Moscow. Idaho. Mas Wilson
Ia the younges. daughter OF J. B. Wilson,
and has hosts OF friends hmong tho young
people. Tho oung man, TO whom con
grAtulations may DO rendered, occupies n
responsible position 10 the Flrsi National
bank OF Moscow. He was here for visit
OF some weeks du uinR the summer. and
mndo numerous friends during his star.
Tho mpra2o will take place some time
next spring.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-07

The Rev. II. L. d uoe. OF ST. Albnus, w., (,
with his wife aud two sonS. or ivsd in the
city Hay TO take charge OF ~. Paups NJ.
l.. church. Mr.. Bruce comes from q GO
and ilourishinR church, whose people
parted from him with much iePrst. but his
wife's health demanded a change OF oil
mate, 30 he waq transferred hers. They
were met + ilny morning at tho station b '
II lnrg, delegation ftom the NJ. T.. socipty
md cscortsI to tho rsiioaco OF Mr.. and
MrS. Gamer, who nrc entertaining them for
tbs y esent
The Helena independent., 1894-10-07

Tho cnto tSinmont given Monday under
the auspices Of tho Catholic Knights was
the most suo,es ful ever given by that
society. The sale OF tickets was the latg-
est over known here for one entertainment.
and tho programme was thoroughly en-
ioyed by the large audience Mos. OF tho
performers arc we'll known, and those who
mhls their debut did credit 20 themselves
aud 20 their training.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-07

ConrelI, Strauphu. N. Kloinschmidt, Cor
win, Atchison, V. Atchison; Messrs. Louis
Sanders. Wilbur San lers. mold, Hotter.
A. Hotter. J, McPhee. II. Mcphes. Metten.
Mcyenlorf, Z1eckisr, Prosser. Hanna,
Ferguson, Barbour, Fo tune. Penweli. Car
penter. Power, Wake, Brosdwater.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-07

One OF tho largest women's Ruthoi ings
ever sesn in ths citj WIS Friday afternoon.
ID was an interesting occasion. All met on
n common leysl aud fo' a common purpose,
10 show. ns woman always does. her sppre-
citation Of tho moril side of great quss-
tion. Helena women. with women elsc-
where in this state. hive Awakened to
knowledge OF the res on sibility resting on
them ia this cnmpnign, and they havo gone
TO work vico ously. Loyalty aud systematic.
ally; and without doubt they will bs an
important fnctor in keeping the state from
being byword of contempt by being
bought. They Intend TO SO ths capital
permanently located st Helena.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-07

The two womsn's Chtisilan Temperance
unions. The Frances r. Willard and the
Central, met in joint session in the Kings
sonE rooms Friday lnGt. The meotiog
was called 10 consider why's aud moana for
entertaining the delegates Of tho state W.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-07

c. 4. U. which will convene 10 Helena,
Oct. 13. II and ~, at the Grand Street NJ.
L. church. On Friday evening previous TO
tho opening OF th, convention. Oct. II, n
reception will bo given 10 tho delegates and
visitorl nt the residence OF MIS-. A. c.
Clarke. on Rolrey street. TO attend which
the union extends n CO dial invitation to
all their friends and 10 oil who are in sym
pRthy with every ca, nest effort for the
mo al uplifting Of fallon humanity.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-08-24

Hon. c. G. Handy passed his fifty
fourth birthday last Saturday. His
children and neighbOrs decided to
give him a pleasant surprise. Mr.. H.
was induced by bis son to 20 to the
blacksmith shop to have some work
done on corn cutter. During his
absence about 100 nelghbOrS and
friends gathered at his home and
when Mr.. H. came home at noon he
was at a loss to know the cause of
such a scene. He saw his yard filed
with teams and people. After few
moments he remembered that it was
his birthday. Everybody took well
filed baskets. Two long tables were
set and fairly grOaned beneath their
weight of good things. Mr.. Yeakle
was asked to return thanks, after
which everybody did full justice to
the bountiful feast. After the tables
were cleared, and people were sitting
around talking, Squire Rogers
mounted seat and in u stentOrian
voice asked the attention of the peO-
pie. He then In d few well chosen
words told the assembly he wanted a
few speeches; he also stated fine easy
chair had been purchased as gift
for Mr.. H. but had failed TO arrive on
time, but would be here in time for
Mr.. H. to take to Topeka with him.
Quite a number OF gentlemen present
made speeches and a few ladies made
a few remarks. Several Of the young
people gave declarations, after which
the song "GOd be with you till we
meet again." was sung. After wish
Ing Mr.. H. many happy returns Of
the day and success, the people ad-
jOurned to their homes. Mr.. Handy
is candidate for epreSentative.-COr-
respondent to Conway Springs Star.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-08-24
Not One Cent For Tribute, But
nillions For Defense,

A. E. Agrelius, cashier of the Far
mer'S.bank at LindSbOrg, used to be a
Republican. Now he is a POpulist.
On July 81, ]. L. Bristow. secretary OF
the Republican State Central Com
mittee, sent out circular letter,
asking for contributions to the cam
paign fund. He sent one to Agrelius
whOwrOte lengthy reply to BristOw's
circular. 1t was in part as follows:
II can almost say, not one cent for
tribute, but millions for Defense be-
cause contributions TO fund to elect
monometallists, or such weak biretal-
lists as to amount to the same thing is
more like tribute TO an Oppressor than
aid to our business interests"
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-08-24

"POpulism will drive capital out OF
the country" Very well let it go.
Labor will remain and labor is the
creator Of capital, and when it has no
use for the money lender it will be able
to retain the wealth it creates. With
no very rich capitalists there would
be no very poor people who were co.
gagged in productive labor. Let the
capitalists go to Europe and hob.nOb
with royalty. Labor will remain to
create wealth and the land cannot be
exported. Labor has made this
country what it is, and with the
country freed from the grasp OF the
usurer, it can get along very well if
all the stocks, bonds, mortgages and
money should be sunk into the bottom
of the Ocean.-MisSOuri World.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-08-24
GREAT MILITARY VICTORY
lChicago EIpressl

lChicago EGpress
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. 12-Popu-
lists are on the point OF arming them
selves and storming the county jail
here tonight, so angry are they at
what is termed one OF the greatest
outrages on free speech since the war
days. In the jail here are Leroy
TempletOn, who ran for Governor on
the POpulist ticket in 1892 and owns
the Nonc0nformist, together with
Editor Phillip RappapOrt Of the Ger
man Tribune, Allen Jennings, the
COmmOnweal leader, and ex-City Clerk
Gilligan Of Butte, Mont. The four
men were arrested at POpulist pO-
litical meeting held in tent across
the river in West Indianapolis tonight.
Editor RappapOrt was speaking when
the West Indianapolis Marshal with
several deputies entered and seized
him, and were dragging him off when
Leroy Templeton mounted the plat
form, Offering 800, 1000 bail if necessary.
Several deputies then seized him. Mr..
Milligan of Montana, on his way home
from Washington, where he had been
paying bills for the Montana 'wealers
stranded there, sprang up and offered
three cheers for the red, white and
blue" He was also arrested. Allen
Jennings took the platform and began
to talk from a religious standpoint.
and was telling the story of the Naza-
rene, when he was arrested. The
meeting was then adjourned, and the
POpulistS followed the officers to jail.