The Colored citizen., 1894-10-22
See that all your friends register

| CHURCH.
Colored citizens throughout the
state will stand by their 500 breth.
ren in Helena and give them solid
vote for their beautiful city.
Populism should not thrive in the
live, progressive and ambitious CITY of
Helena. If we hope to enlist capital
here for investment stamp out popu-
lism.
Iotr fer 1ohn S 7ooktr.
The democratic county central
committee footed the bill one day
last week to naturalize fifty men, two
thirds of whom will vote the republi.
can ticket.
Jotr fer Henry f. Triton.
The democratic party all over the
country IS on the run. In Lewis and
Clarke they are on double quick re-
treat and pretty badly demoral!zed,
If not panic stricken.
Iodr for Jas S. FtahfyJ.
Many of the candidates are skulk-
ing and hiding behind the overshadow-
ing capital fight. Beware, gentle
men, you are being watched. Come
out and do your duty and make a
square fight.
Tote FIR Paul S. Il. BickfL.
DIR. G. B. Miller possesses many of
the essential requisites of the typica
legislator. With a thorough educa-
tion and mind we'll stored with use
full knowledge and broadened by con-
tact with men of experience and
learning, he will bring to the legisla-
tive halls of this state forces that
will reflect credit upon his constitu-
ency and that will have much to do
with molding needed legislation. The
doctor is popular with all classes, and
Ii may be said of truth that he will
carry the solid colOred vote.
Tote for Mss Minnie n. RattnyaH.
Honors and congratulations are
coming in thick and fast on our pop
ular young friend and candidate for
the legislature, John Herron-not be-
cause he has got sure thing on elec.
tion, and that, too, by a great big
majority--but because the first re-
turns brought in news last Thursday
of the arrival at his Helena home of
fine healthy girl baby. Now, friend
Heron must be cOmplimented with
the votes of every father and male
adult in the county of Lewis and
Clarke,
Iote for William f. Whitaker.
Chairman II. C. Smith of the repub
lican county central committee is
making an effective, energetic and
systematic conduct of the campaign
and already very favorable results
are apparent. Notwithstanding the
fact that the campaign of this year
is surrounded by more than ordinary
complications and embarrassing en-
tanglements, yet Mr.. Smith, by hi:
cool, keen and unerring judgment i.
satisfactorily unraveling every twist
and will land his party in safe har
Dor with handsome majority to it:
credit.
Pofe for Dr.. HiAiam M Bnlara.
Rev. ]. p. Watson, who has beer
stationed here for the past two years
and who has entirely cleared St
James A. M. Z. church of debt beside.
accommodating a fund of $400 to build
a parsonage, has been transferred tc
Pueblo, Col. DIR. Watson and his es
timable wife have done good work
here, and by their upright, Christian
lives, have set a worthy example
which has borne manifest fruit. They
both leave here with the kindest and
best wishes of every citizen without
exception, and while this community
is loath to part with the doctor anC
his wife, we feel that our loss will be
Pueblo's gain.
pote for B. +. Hoodmdn.
A coaching party, of four-in.hand
headed by the urbane Randolph Muir
ray of Fort Custer, who skillfully ma
nipulated the ribbons, with the fol.
lowing invited guests, Mesdames Jas
Crump, W. C. Irwin, J. p. Watson
G. Irwin of Deer Lodge, VIM. Birth
wright of Butte, Will Rideout, VIM
Donnell and son and Sergeant Peter
McCann of Fort Custer and M. o. ]
Arnett, had a most enjoyable drive
last Wednesday to Fort Harrison
Broadwater and other places of in
terest. After taking in the sight,
and regaling themselves the party
separated having had a trip bott
pleasant and instructive.
Iots for n. c. Iehar.
w. B. Thompson, republican nomi
nee for the legislature, is among the
most promising and popular young
men of this county. To the manor
born, having first seen the light o,
day under the blue skies of Aide,
Gulch. near Virginia City, he is thu
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