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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-26
SOME SAMPLES

The above are taken random from the alone
Queen Cook Book, the best publication of the kind
put the market and also much the cheapest secured
through the INDEPENDENTS great offer, which will remain
open only short time longer, the entire edition of the
book being rapidly taken by the women of the
country.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-26

When Baby was sict, We gave her Castoria.
When she was n child, she cried Tor Csatoria-
When she became M.ss, she chung 90 Cas,oria.
When sAo lad Children, she gave them Castoria
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-26
EGG OMELET.
A LA NEVADA.

Yolks of two eggs beaten until light colored and
thick, two tablespoons milk salt spoon SALT one
quarter salt spoon pepper Beat the whites until stiff
cut and fold them lightly into the yolks until Put
teaspoon butter into clean pan when hot quickly pour
in mixture, when brown in a moment to let
top dry. MRS. GOV. COLCORD,
Carson City, New.
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Nearly all women have good hair. though
many are gray. aud few are bald. Halls
Hair Hensuer rssto 80 the nsturAl color,
and thiokeus the growth Of the hair.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-26
TENNESSEE
CORN CAKES

One pint corn meal, one egg, spoon cooked hon.
my, little salt, half teaspoon Soda add butermk to
make rather thin batter, bake in moderate oven
MRS. b. w. BARNWELL,
Sawanee, Tenn.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-26

livery testimonial published in behalf Of
HooI's sarsAparilla may b. relied upon a.
tfrictlv truo
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-26
READ THIS TO
YOUR WIFE

And tell her is the way your mother used to cook
things She will probably tell you 90 and get some of
your mothers cooking But she will try the recipes and
will after bless the day that you brought home The
Worlds Fair Souvenir alone Queen" Cook Book.
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TO TELL GOOD
EGGS.

Put them in water if the big end turns up they are
not fresh This is an inalble rule to distinguish good
egg from bad one.
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MONTANA
ZOE CREAM.

One quart cream seasoned and whipped. When
partly frozen add whites of four eggs well beaten
CLARA L. MEADOW,
Lady Manager Worlds Fair, Helena, Mont.
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Rough Times on the Road in the
Mountains Of the Terri
tory.
The Views as Given by a Traveller
on the Proposition for
Statehood.
some Startling Facts Absut the CouatrJ
1t IL Said the People Donr Want
Any Change


PHENIx, A. T., Feb. 20.-"Yes, sir, am
en- Arizona traveller" he said AZ he alighted
from the canvas covered stage 40 Pheuix,
put his grip on the ground, pushed back
a cigar.
i've taken Il all in-that Is, when IL
didn't take me in-but this last pull has
been a mighty hard one. Been 10 days on
the road from Prescott"
distance so greatf"
We'll, no, but they're farther apart than
New York and Chicago, leastwise IL takes
longer TO get from one 70 the other. You
see. had proposition that took me up in
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-26

Htale Of MOntanh IN and Tor IN
county Of Lewis and Clarke
real First this 29th day Of January. In Oh
( Jud. ist year Of our Lord one thonsan,
| Court. eieht hundred and ninety-four
49, JOHN BEAN. Clark
By g. o. FRKHMAN. Deputy Jerk.
MAssenA Ballard. Attorney for Plaintiff.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-02

stSu SiNu, March IA large
crowd awaited the Hrfival VI the train
bearing John \. McKnuc 10 pfb0u,
which arrived here ut g O'Clock this
afternoon. McKano anu his cusipdiuua
walked TO the prsjn gate, followed by
reporters. MclNaue passed through the
prison gate 10 the OfilCr Of warden
DuutOu, where he was received by AS
sistant Clerk Wcstlskr.
Sheriff Butler produce tue commit
ment nnd handed II ~ Westlakc, VIII %
taid 10 Mckant! "Houf term IL tix
years.
Westlake then wrote on the docu.
nient, "FOut years and three mouih-,'
indicating tbs net limit VI Mex tno's
sentence, lees the commutati0n Tor good
conduct.
Mcliane removed his gold watch
ami cnsiu frsm uis wai-tcoat, took his
diamond ring from biz finger, aud
diamond stud ffou his shirt, M well 49,
diamond Hleovc.huitluH,u and gave them
% striker williamson 20 take back 10
Mckanu's faulty. Mclfnuc also pro-
ducud 5000 In WILLS and change,
anu handed tuu money 10 CLERK West
lake.
The customary questions were then
put 10 MvlSauc. Ito was then taken
into tho prison barber chop anu his
muHiacho nnd Imperial quickly shnveu
Oh. Ho was thcn given n convict.
suit, which he put ON himself Ma
cell was assigned him. lie will for tue
present DO Ia what ~ known as the
IDLE rnuks.
Mcltauo went through the ordeal
with Hrmness, and showed no uigas Of
depression.
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ttOc0uld not Ol'. and whn food UU i.d
talo seemed today hoayy ON h.s stomach
and caused him much pain, Doc was very
weak aud looked ~ though ho mad no
blond boz him 81 ull.
Ito would Mo around Tor hours and not
notice anybody, his mind roomod 10 be
tar away, aud whom spoken 90 would
start up ns though be- was scared.
We had To take him o1t ~ school for
be- could not learn, we worn very much
alarmed about hisc1ulIiiOn aud although
ho WAS always under treatment, the case
seemed 10 be one that lulllod all human
skill.
ono dag lahor giving up all hope u
ever rearing tho child we noticed % cls0
similar To his being saved by Dr. Shoros
a. Shofoa, the specialists, aud we decided
10 tako him thore. Tho doctors examined
him and Informed mo tho caso was %
serious one, but they would do all that
could be- done for him,
My son has been under thOlr caro- for
one month aud avn happy Ia state no
has boon entirely cured, Ho has mo-
moro headache, llE HEARS WELL,
has n splendid appetite, " getting NJ uui
looks like anew child,
cannot say too much In praise OF urs.
shores and Shores, luf they have certain
~ saved my child from un un imely ond.
Hoping that others u.'llgtul will DO bone
tliod by this Kta'Umgu', ] ana yours very
truly. Mus $. j. WlAN.
$40 south, Second West street.
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A marrow ESCAPE
Little Charlie WTaY Almost
Stolen From His Mothers
Arms,
Two Well Known Residents Of Salt
Lake 10 The Rescue
THE MOTHERS IEIfRESIIiG STORY.

A. $500 south Second Wc'i stree 30
situated uhr lluo cottage wherein reside.
Mrs So. Wny sho T. nu iu.orga Iur
lady and boo un Interview with ihgwr..rr
guyo tho following story Of her iilt.oson's
rosoucs
My liula ron Charles Is mine years Of
age. lls has boon o constant sufferer
from ,larth ovor since De was born, aud
during tho past TOW years ho Docs become
so much worse that We feared dol,h
daily
AZ ur ngo u two years Doc LOST MS
HEARING. His nose would stop ur
nrt one side. then ihc oihor Doc would
constantly hawk aud Try Co clear bis
throat, which %. umo' would almost
stmuelo him. largo lamps seeming Co nc.
cumuINo that was impossible Co cough
ur
10 hal roaring nol'o' 600 ho ear. and
would pui hl. hands up TO bio head an
as DO oppressed himself IT, 10 keep Che
noise out uf his cars.
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nnr hirnn.rIentnTc.

MrNNFAroIIs, March /, - Philo
schiey. ex.tr.lgr Of tho Bank oi Min
nsapolis, practically completed b.
confession of his gigantic steal from
the bank, admitting tho vmu' 1E.emth'
Of sl23, QUO. Oue strange iealuIo Oh the
Gaze IL tnnt he robbed tue hAnL Oh soOi
900 prior 10 January /, 1888, The bank
ptollc dlscoyeroi tnis, but snhlvg whs
fe.smployel ut an Increased aalap ,
ANA got away with an additional s'",'
900. Ecbigg duplicates Mrs. FloydHni
hors,u Frank, nov on trihl'
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TACOMA, Wash, March lit is
Claimed that smuggiers are actively NJ
work, aud they have imported thuu'
snuds OF uUllam worth Of opium, and
landed hundreds OF coolies Ia tue past
sixty days. A local paper publishes IA
abatement that the smugglrrs, when
hard pressed by the custom oillccTsi hsd
thrown thrir living cargo Into The
souud, putting chains anu bale ON The
coollesj legs 20 insure their bJdius So
ing 10 the bottom.
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TELEGRAPHlC.
MORE MONEY NOW.
Bl,rd's Bill Passes tho House OIL
Representatives.
pott,Rs INSTEAD OF BULLION


,v,sutyqroS. March 1.-The last
.,.,,gis An the House over the Bland
Am nr the coinage Of the silver aeis-
..,,,ye and silver bullion In the treas.
nav was ended today b. the passage oil
,bstiliby vote Of 1877 to $50. All the
.,,.,inon,a offered 10 tho measure by
m. opponenta were defeated, the one
yhieh p5llei the most votes being
os,hwaite'- amendment to strike out
,bc .sesni section. Tho bill AZ passed Is
,p ,beuaiurc ola substitute ior the origi'
I'd r,asurp, The changes do not
'g.st materially the features OF
'. biil. when provides tor the
.',,,.e Of the silver Beigniorege In
,.. Ifasufy ana the issue OF silver
....t.afrs thereon, II need he, Ia the
U.e.,tiOn Of the secretary OF Tue treas
r-giuadvance Of coinage, ana mere,
rfsr the coinage OF tue RENAL nuet ol
tD8 bullion ~ fast ~ praollcablei anu
tDe issue Of silver certificates thereon
i1 take the place Of the tfonsury nol,s
issued under the sherman act, VIM n
mo d be retired and Cancelled 40 raplu-
liz ~ the coinage iakss place .....
The changes made IN the substitute
sImply make specific tho fact mat tue
sgisgiofage IL 10 be- coined aud that THIS
nm shall not affect tho redemption Of
tfra.ury notes under the existing
lave. ,,-,.,-
1'I r,srd shows that l4l Democrats,
NJ t-publicans ands Populisls, n total
q. i6s. voted for It, and 40 Republicans
ana lu Democrats, q total OF l25, N0led
a.pius, II.
me- nr.t section Of the substitute l.
Il.utical with the first section OF tho
lHs.nal hill,Iexcrpt the coinage IL to
pu.,etd ~ fast ~ ''possible," iusirad OF
practicable"
rAy substitute for the second section
.irn.illllws. "Attcr the coluags pro.
vilrd lor In the first section (thc
faifpi1ragel, the remainder OF tnu III.
yer bullion purchased la purHuRrCn Of
rnct Of July 10, 1880, shall he coined
into legal tender standard silver dollars
% lar as possible, and tue coin shsli DO
held for the redemption " the treasury
notes Issued against such bullion AZ
nftns the bulllDn shall he coined Tor
tho redemption Oi said nOles. Tut
notes snail not be rrissuUd, Dut shall be
cancelled In amounts equal 60 the coin
heli derived from the coinage hrtein
provided for and silver certificates
shall tc Issued ON such coin Ia tue
manner nov provided for by law; pro.
yiied, this act shall net bs construed
70 change the existing law relating 10
tho legal tender character or mode OF
redemption Of tho oxistiug treasury
notes under tho act NJ 1890"
a sufficient sum 10 appropriated %
carry into effect tho provisions " the
act.
Bland explained tho second section
Of the substitute, to make the coinage
OF the remainder of the bullion Ia the
treasury begin after tue coinage OF tho
felgnlorAge, and the specific proNiso
aiurd, 10 the effect that nothing In tn,
act shall be- deemed TO change or altol
the existing law a. TO the legal oharac
ter OF mode OF redemption Of tfcasury
notes.
The vote was finally taken aud Ia,
blll passed, lb7 10 1870.
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Public Dcbt statement.

HAsiliNuTON, March ! The public
utul statement, issued today, shows
Hnt Increase IN tho public debt during
FEBRUARY OF SiO,O5i,2l5. the Interest
bearing Debt amounted 10 sBa5 s7l 900.
The Increase during tue month was
S71oal'slu' The deb. on which inter
~ esaHui tiuge maturity decreased
sla'olul anu The debt bearing no inter.
set Increased sl,as5, lkS. Tho cash
nslAhye shows an increase OF s54, $50.
90 inc amount Of debt ON when
iGWI,st has ceased since maturity
NishiuO0 and the debt bearing ne
interest sst0 bl., H25, making the total
SiVOhSos,O OF Interest aud non.inler.
est bearing debt.
Ihe certificates aud treasury notes,
oussI ny an equal amount Of cash IN
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the treasury, aggregated 500 9O9. ol7. a
decrease for tue month ~ s2,l35 IA.
TIE tOtsl cash IN the treasury is S1s1,.
OI5,s3i an increase OF $50, 65l.
OF the total cash iu the treasury,
slU1 1923, sos il in gold coins, $40, i32 gD2
in golt nsts, sjus, 57N,u73 900 silver,
Sa4,1-2,l32 o. payer sui lJ.3lO,S25 In
bomb, minor con-, ole.
At tue ClDse 90 business today Tie
net gold In the treasury wa slOh5-1,.
O55 AMI the cash balance s3s 6j-, a6i
The amount received ou ihr now issue
VI bonds 10 date IN So, 1890.
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students Under Arrest

ITHACA, n. ", March 1.-The jury
In the Cornell freshmen case retired u
Deliberate this afternoon, and returned
with the announcement that they had
adjourned till March l6tn without VT
irving II verdict. Y. &. Taylor, Diu'
gems room mate, by the advice OF
counsel, refused To answer questions.
The following students are under ar
est by the order OF tnu coroner Tor re-
iusing TO answer question:. +. l.,
Taylor, Plaiuiield, \. y; &. l.. Din.
gems, Bunall; q. Ii. Mitchell, New
York Guy, aud o. b. GjrOy Pts
burg, Pa.
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Wilson.

wAHuNdTON, March 1.-The FOL.
lowing cuUlcgram was received at tbs
state department this afternoon from
the CITY Of Mexico!
Just heard from Wilson; tompera.
turs normal; general condition good
conynlusceuoc sure " not impfudunl,
but slow; needing good nourishmuut
anu fesl; out OF all danger.
CRiIIESDES, Consul General"
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wAsIuSurOS, March, 1.-The SEN
nte, IN executive session today cou-
ilrned the following nominations;
Granville Stuart, Of Montana, en-
voy extraordinary and minister
ulenipotontiary 10 Paraguay anu
Uruguay.
Registers Of land oflioes-Ihos. Jones,
at Burn, o.; Matthew l.. Logan,
Spokane Falls, Wash.
Receiyutof public monoys-AnthOny
A. COwing, at Burns, Or.
Postmaster-JamVs II. Lynch, at
Butte, Mont.
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the Utah air Line.

DENVER, MaTuh 1.-The Utah 4 Los
AugrIts Air Line Construction com.
lauy was Incorporated today with a
capial stock Of 100000, anu the fal.
lowing incorporation: Geo. u. Hioks,
OF Now YORK; George T.. Evans, OF
flainhvld, n land W. II. Preble and
L., "A, LOWS, OF Now YORK. The object
ul tue company Is % construct an air
llnu from Utah 10 Los Angeles. The
lHucipai tllce Of tho company viii be
Ia Denver.
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CALCUTTA, March lat the sitting
today Of the vice rurout council, Fi.
nance Minister Wlsiland stated that
the government proposed 10 meet the
deficit by general per cont ud
valofgm duty ON imu0rs, Including
silver, la! oKcmptiug cJtt1n yam ana
fabrics. The duty on petroleum viii
b. doubled aud tuu new imports would
yield "A revenue Of 100000 rupouf.
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KANSAS CIrY, NO., March John
Sebastian OF Cuicagpi general pSsioN'
ger agent OF the Rock ls.Aull Wifol
lhu local Representative tuia afternoon
Instruction that tie $50 ilrrclass CAl'
liornla rate would apply % .li ShilloI,
mia points but san Diego anu Nalln .. ~,
City, going via Os.un, tue 30 ON
round trip ratio 10 bo over DINER HAv
returning.
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Fal.5-PronotI2s serIea.

~ Tirst Vision, u1faurs a; Persona
'Errrr.e .' mt-.lahfy upon uIs ..8isIrH
fH.u... Dr. urHrHr g Cannon, 49,.
'trinE Of Pearls, containing number l
Interesting 'Lsi.l.' and Anecdotes Of m.-
H.Huasy II., tI#.. gI-
Lcnrcs From W. Journal, by rf.sifeu.
NliHrh woodruff, dra.rpuH1 90 ta sauIsf.
i'' missionary 'ip'''.a'' aAl MANI inief''t
"F ''.''' N'''''' 10
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The Inry Tinds ttim SGT Guilty Of
Pounding mitchciL
JACKSONVILLE, Fiap March l,-At
1851. tuis afternoon, the jury 90 the
case asaius. james J. Corbett, charged
with violating the laws Of Florida by
engaging IN a prize light, Retired ~
make up their verdict
Sixteen minutes later the Jury TO-.
turned anu tue foreman handed tie
verdict to the statg'a attorney, VINO
read.
ave, the jury, fni tho defen dant
not guilty"
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In Idaho tue Republicans ur5yoso 10
create thu following new officials ia
order TO consume the surplus Ftato
funds state rabbit chaser, Irrigation
agihtOE cricket cruciiyur artificial
raiumakor, hcrdrr Of state militia,
alfalfa Inspector pruno czamlioI hop
howitf iualcttJf u prtf'hrd forests
ami ORAL lApidHfist
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BROOKLYN, March 1.-The jury In
the casu ui Kenneth Il. sutherland, on
trial before Judge Cullen i0r tho crime
OF Oppression" In interfering with
tue Gayuor cOpyi'ts at Gsavesund AZ
the recent election, sent word agnin
thls afternoon that 70 was impossiul,
for them 10 come 10 an agfeemcnli buu
they were ui charged. rue Jury sio'd
uinu Tor conviction aud three Tot nc
uulttaI
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rOssIDILINLs Or LI0um FuEL.
ADMIRAL rELwYs MAKES HouE rN-
THAUHDiNNiD CLAIMS.


In n paper read rr0r5 the Pacific
Coast Technical society several weeks
ago Admiral jasper Henry Seiwyu, u
retired British officer, made f1We eur.
pr.8iur statements about the p.ssibili.
t.cs OF ungiuu power derived from
l.VIlt fuel theoretically, mo H.ii, q
pound oil the lust coal 81 equal o. con.
voriing sixteen pounds Ufwater into
steam, nut practically, only hll. 0i this
effect is realized unuvr the most iavnt-
able conditions. hut with petroleum
there was Theoretical value 0f %, aud
In practice he himself secured tuc
evaporation Of 1919 pounds o. water to
Uuu OF fuel.
This ls with oil alone. 30. by blow.
ing the sprayed Oh with steam Instead
OF air be claims 90 have raised the
service tu - ur % pounds Of wateL-
Nty YOJk IFtJuHo.
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Loud cheers ana hand-olapping
greeted the lnal announcement Of the
Victory won by the advocates OF the
measure.
Cummings then asked and obtained
unanimous consent for the bill for the
reclamation of the United states ship
koaf,argr, aud II passed.
AId'-J :. m. the House adjourned.
Arizona republican., 1894-12-05
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