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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-16
PHILADELPHIA Times.

IttIItItt l1IIlE t7sts.
Even if his imported coachman is inca
paciated from sitting on the box, 1t might
be wise for Morton himself to sit on the
chest.
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Progress In New York.

Buffalo Erprsc
The TammaSR. ticket was selected by
eight men. M progress. In the good
old DAYS one b lficed for any job of
tnat kind
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WANTED-STRICTLY RELIABLE An
w capable salesmen 70 represent manu-
turer OF cOmplsts line OF luDriczting o
greases srd boiler compound sxclusiTely OF
side line" salary or con mission. Add
STODDARD OIL AND COMPOUND
Cleveland Ohio. oclteol
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AETED-SALEsMAN: salary from st1
w pernanet place. BROWN BIOS.
Nurserymen. Rochester. y. 4. ksSso1t
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The Washington City bakers have re-
duced the price of bread from DC. to 4c., but
announce they will somit butter, sugar.
LID. and oUhcr t-s-~NiiSsSs. wonder If
they leave the -four QUIT
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TANTED-EvERYBoD II NEED OF A
w good girl or any other kind 81 oeip 70
come 10 the Business Exchange. Plenty OF
girls here With good references. BUSINESS
EXCHANGE, i5zJ Market street. oelS
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UNDERTAKING.

uTANTED-A LADY ASSISTANT BOOK
w keeper and stenozrsphsr; must have some
practical experiences. Address Lock Box o4A
14drpr
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"ANTED-A FIRST CLASS SALESMAN
w Tor tie West Virgia.s trAde. None With
on, eTperience in the wholesale shoe lire nee
apply. ADDRESS, YOUNG. CHE CLIFTON
DIGGS, Boot and shoe Jobbers, BaltiDors,
o-iieOds
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23
Mnnc. M. ALLY ~

The Standard realizes 10y this time
that it madO bad play when it devoted
half Of it's space one recent morning TO
loud inquiries OF "Who Is c. NJ. Allen?"
The Standard knew very well-as did
thousands Of Butte citizens the iden.
tity Of the gentleman, but il wanted 10
spread the impression that he was some
nobody whose notice that the Silver
Bow mill wns a place FOR work and not
for Anaconda capital campaigning, was
q joke. The Standard has learned bet.
ter since. Mr.. Allon, IN mnnly note TO
the Standard, lets it know among other
things that he is the superintendent Of
the Butte 4 Boston Mining company.
Further on he says.
Numerous offers Of money have bsen
made TO men In my employ 10 induce them
10 work for AnHuondg for the capital Ia the
works. Only few days ago one Of or
foremen wss offered $500 by prominent
business man in Bate IL he would aeree 10
eleolioneer in the smeltsT for Anaconda,
men 10 whom hc talked, thereby preventing
them from performing the duties for which
they we're receiving pay from the -. d Is.
company, have been asked why did col
refer TO Helena in this notice. Ny answer
is that hnyo never heard OF any money ol
undue influence Of any kind being used IL
the ks by Helena people. will stat,
To- those in doubt that a man who lntsnd
90 vote for Anaconda Tor tho capital car
get work Aa readily At the b. n Is. works a
any ons else, No neither this nor any othe
question Of political naturj il ever ssket
ht the works, and The aim Of this notice {
20 prevent tho use Of money and coercion
aud 10 thus tecue for our employees n flo
and untIammeled ballot. have right &
assume that man who works actively 20
Anaconda ia phid for doing 80. ! Rla
have a right TO object TO this use o
money in the works, and repent that IN
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23

The democrats Of Choteau have as
good as regained their senatorial dis
trict by nominating for state senator
G. j. McNamara, tho surest winner in
the whole county. In 1889 he carried
the district against bigger odGs than
now exist. He will have an eAsler race
this time. Mr.. Mcnamara is a busy
man and it is difficult to persuade him
to accept party honors, but he is ever
ready TO give his best service to the
democrats OF Choteau and we have nc
doubt he will respond to the urgent
call Of his party in this instance. One
OF two more such nominations in the
state will give us two democratic United
States senhtors.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23
As 40 PERSONAL GRIEVANCES

Whatever opposition Anaconda meets In
Butte is eAsily t4ts TO ihis or that pe'-
sonal grievance. Standard.
Well, there truth in that to thiJ largo
exten, OF least that there is whole lot
OF personal grievance In Butte against
Anaconda. The Standard would be
surprised TO know how very much OF 1t
there Is, Anaconda and the people who
speak for her in capital fights. politics
and business are alone responsible.
There has been too much OF arrogance
on the part of Mr. Days pocket bor-
ough in late years to make it otherwise
For instance, two years ago thousands
OF Butte pe,ple took it as personal
grievance that mere suburb Of Butte,
dependent upon Butte to the same ex-
tent as the settlen ents surrounding the
smelters along Silver Bow creek are de-
pendent-should jump into the capital
fight after Butte had declared herself;
next arrogAntly demand that Butte
should pull out; and finally because
Butte wouldn't quit, got mad aud
roundly abused the loyal citizens OF
Butte. This was very much OF n per
sonal matter with the Butte people and
their grievance took both personal and
public form.
Then, too, in politics the Anaconda
company has for years assumed to rule
Silver Bow county-and it must be ad-
mitted that it usually succeeded. Any
individual in Butte running for office
and not known to be "all right for the
Anaconda company was defeated il the
full strength OF "the hill" could accom-
plish It. These have been many 10
number and il is reasonable TO believe
they feel they have grounds for a per
sonal grievance.
It's perhaps needless 10 say also that
Butte holds it's due share OF the indig-
nation Of the state against the control
assumed by the Anaconda company over
the last senatorial election, or attempted
election. This was public grievance
but that means merely a personal
grievance on a wholesale plan. IL
meant individual grievance. II meant
fhctional grievance. II meant party
grievance OF the whole state-aud that
is the kind Of grievance which Mr. DAILY
had better not face.
But above the mere matter OF griev-
ance stand public spirit and loyalty to
the state. II Anaconda magines there
Is no element OF this kind in the propo-
sitlon at Butte, it makes a most woeful
mistake. There are merchants. bankers,
lawyers. doctors, business and profess
sional men OF all kinds, mlners, lnboring
men, men OF all classes and conditions,
who rightly see in the capital question
a matter that is not a mere local issue,
but an issue Of the mos. vital import
Rnce to the state, involving as ii does
the proposition o: sacrificing the oon
yenience, the liberty, the honor OF the
state to the oapricious arrogance Of {
single corporation and its manager
The loyal men OF Butte may DO de
pended upon to vote right upon n propo
sition OF this kind, and Anaconda vii
know il when the yotes are counted.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23
Tho CEar's spies.


Butte Minor;
In Butte. es vel au Anaconda. thero ore
a class OF individuals who are wofshipiag
at the Anaconda shrinS-men whose whole
ambition In life seems to be 90 carry the
nows to tho ezar. Il is not disputed but
that thls taIe-bsaring hss a very bad effect
on tho business Of this camp. II has
reached tha, state OF affairs, even in this
city OF Butte. that whom ono of tho woll-
known strikers oomes around on any mis-
sion. whether he 10 sent officially or moi, the
business man is afraid 10 array himself
against tho great west side political leader
and yields TO the demands made on him.
whether they are of business nature OF
political. He is afraid to take his stand
like n free DO n American citizen because
he 10 told that this great Tnmmany chief
has nu az TO grind. THIS feeling OF inse-
ouTity has become so universal that the
Rrnvsst fears are entertained as 10 what
condition the state would 1nd itself II 1,
we, delivered into the keeping Of the
greatest mining corporation in the woild.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23
aosps, Truth About Anaoouda.I :

Butte Miner.
There Is one town in Montana which. u
il were given an opportunity. would d'sv
trade from Buite. That town 10 Ana
oonda.
There 10 one town in Montana to which
no Butte merchant can remove and sue
ceed without becoming tosdy to a eorpo
ration, That town is Anaconda.
There is but one town 10 Montana whict
Is controlled absolutely by one corporation,
That town 10 Anaconda.
The Is one town in the otate thnt do
fsatsd Butte in the first capital contest
That town is Anaconda,
There is one town IN the state whiel
should not receive tho vote o. any loynI
citizen OF Butte in tue capital contest
That town Ia Anaconda.
Will some one please attempt TO denl
these propositions? The columns OF The
Miner are open TO any one who desires Il
attempt il. Come TO the center.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23
ro- o-MoltRow,s oONvnNrIoN

Tho democratic ooU0ty convention
will assemble at noon tomorrow at tho
auditorium for tho purpose OF soloeting
candidates Tor the several county offices,
Tor eight members OF tho legislative as-
semby, aud the thrty-ilvo delegates TO
the democratic convention which will
meet in tho same hall on tho following
day.
SO far as democratic prospects in
Lewis aud Clarke county aro concerned
tho outlook was never brighter The
republican opposition is torn and rent
by elAshing personal ambitions and fOc-
tional antagonisms Thepopulist ticket
is an aggregation Of wenkness. The
democrats have the situation in their
own hands. VIII they improve their
opportunitiesY They will do 30 IL the
representative men who wore chosen at
last weeks primaries 10 cit nH delegates
in the county convention are as earnest
and harmonious, us single IN their pur-
pose, as the men who elected them. The
democrats OF this county never have
had boss OF a dictator. They have
never let one or two indviduals make
their states and do their talking for
them, and We believe to-morrow's con
vention will prove to be no exception TO
the rule. So far As the candidates for
the various offices are concerned il will
DO a free for all contest in which the
best men will stand to win. This is as
il should be. and the further the con-
vention keeps from anybody's cut-and-
dried programme the better will its
ticket fare with the people,
Nothing but the most needless and
inexcusable laundering can prevent the
naming OF an entire winning ticket to-
morrow And the personnel OF the con-
vention is such as TO banish any fear
that such calamity will befall the party.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23

LEWIS AND CLARKE county he'd fouI
democratic members in the last legis-
lative assembly. These we're I. c. Bach
A. j. Davidson, c. f. Dudley and j. IL
Murphy. OF these gentlemen we un-
derstand Mr.. Dudley declines to
serve again. The other three gentle-
men, we believe, would be entirely ac-
ceptable TO their constituency and il
five other good names arc selected out
of the other excellent material available,
on exceedingly'strong ticket will be the
result Passive candidates, candidates
with personal axes to grind, will not
win. Every name on the ticket should
be that OF sturdy democrat who will
command the respect Of the community
aud make capable, honest and efficient
legislator.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23
SACRED HEART ACADEMY.
onduoted by the Sisters OF the Holy
Trn.n nj nnhnn- IInh

Conducted by the Sisters OF the Holy
Cross at Ogden, Utah.
The academy is spacious, we'll ventilated.
convenient and furnished with all mode n
Improvements. IL lie literally supplied
with philosophical aud astronomical appa-
Tatus, charts, globes and everything con.
dueiVo TO the requirement OF knowledge.
The pupils hevo ecosss 10 d we'll filled
libINrg OF choice, standard works. Every
facility is afforded for attaining pr0iioion oy
In music, painting in oil and water colo Q,
etc. The extensive grounds sutfoundiuR
the academy Are beautifully LAID oul aud
offer every induoemont TO the young ladies
70 engage in LeRlthful exercise.
For further information address
SfsrER SUPERIOR
Saored HaRTt Academy,
OupES, UIAu.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23

luitc Minor
The company which Tor years hna used
~ employees n, political eha,tsla playing
iho role OF cenaoT ovos employers who as
eume 60 steAk 10 the,s workmen ia the in
teTost OF the a,ate aud the common veal
A co poTation which teiuses to employ n
man who is not votsr-Whi1h has ho ded
ita employees TO ,he polla aud 90 The courts
Tor naturalization M though they we're 30
many aheOp. dcnounoius the action Of
Superintendent Allen. who warns his ON
ployea agAinat doing that which would bo
an injustice 10 themselves aud an iTrop-
nIable wrong 20 thei, children.
Before the Anaconda company sets itaelf
10 aa censor over mon who assume 10
coutr ol the political notion Of i,s employees,
los II look 10 its own reoo d; lot IL Razo
back upon The humiliating scenes which 4.
has enacted 10 tho political alavoy to
which il has reduced ita men who have
been thrown out OF employment without
warning. held In ,he corporations & asp
until election day unde the promise OF
future favors oulY to be osat adrift after
the polls We clossd.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23
The Water supply lie.

Mssoulian.
The deliberately false reports With regard
TO Helena's water supply siill continues In
some Anaconda Journals, and the govern
mont engineers who located Fort Harrison
and accepted the water supply for the use
Of ths post are said 10 have been deceived
or arc described a. "culpably Ignorant"
Tho men who graduate from the govern
msnt military school are not Likely TO be
deceived" neither are they "eulpAbly ia-
norAnt" The WOst Point academy ia one
Of the leading educational institutions Of
the world, of which Americans are wont 10
be proud. and the men who pass through
its course In engineering and Kindred
sciences are selected from the main bod ,
of students for their peculiar htuess for
those branches. That United states snai.
nseTs rank with the best In the world, il
the testimony Of leading military experts
OF The tyre OF Won Moltks aud tho late
comte DO Paris.
| No one Tor moment believes these men
could be deceived In n problem Involving sc
simple question In hydroatAtoa much
less the hbsu proposition that they can
DO culpnbly ignorant. AZ the MiasoulIhu
has before stated and now Teponis. The
slandorous attacks rsiofrs 20 are diabou.
es. effort TO make tho conditions which uu
deniably prevailed In Helena fow YEAR
ngo applicable to tho pfesons time. when
the wooiston we'll was dug tho Cbossmau
ditch had not been acquired hy tho city,
aud other sources VI supply we're perfore,
sought for.
The ChsssmAn ditch iskss ita wht,r from
perennial mountain springs, no unfailing6l
the osaaeiess hoW of tho tides. Montani
springs do not run DRY, and Tor fou, yeafi
the supply for water in Helena for ever,
public and domestic purpose has been uu
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23
THE INDEPENDENT

Rsmittanoes N tho riAS of eabsoriber unles
made by rogisterca lettnr, check os postal OF as'
press order, payable 10 Ihs indepea,ians Pub
liahins Company.
EN-Puruona desiring IKn INDEPENDENT eervcd
Al their home. or plaoe Of business cAn osyler "
poslAi card OF through teiephpno No. i0l Pls~ss
fspsrt cAsea Of irregular delivery pEornptly.
Advertisements, to insare promVt Msertioh
should be handed In tstuso y m
Reicctcd communications nst rstAFnAsls IN
fses postAyo u enoloao,L
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23
twas Felt tho state over.


Livingston Herald.
The Butte Miner sailed into the capital
fight Sun lay aud gave she ien-owned
co poration town a shaking up that was felt
all over the state. The Miner takes the
broad & ound that the state capital is the
people's-they should retain IL at the moss
convenient. accessible and desirable point;
they cannot serve their own inte est and at
the same TINA turn the seat of state govern
mont over to a corporation that wants it
for speculative purposes.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23

emplofe OF tho uudsulgnsd found 0lOc-
,ioneorlna for Anaconda for the oapl,ol will
DO discharged,
Mr. Allon adds that ho is undor pay
from neither city owned property in
neither, but proposed to votofor Helena
because he Oeos no roason Tor removing
the capital,
That ought TO bo plain enough TO suit
tho Standard,
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23

Fergus County Argus.
Helena eau be reached from tbirtesn Diff
fei ent counties OF the state without a
change of care. How about Anaeonib2 II
you could las.en the two railroads running
into Anaconda together they would hardly
be long enough for a bullvhacker's whip
Lash.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23

JUDGING from the news from Bitter
Root, IL really appears as IL Days
friendship for the laboring men is about
on q par with his promises OF railroads,
refneries, etc.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23
rKRMs or sUssCEIPrioN,
HELnNA. MoNT.. sEPT. 23. ls9l.

tS-MontsniAns sbrOai will huAyu end IuR
rAur lsprPKSpHNr ON dls M tholr iavorite
hotslE Fifth Avcnus and Metropolitan. New
York, wOIt. MinnsApolis; baldwin an PAlAe'
Fan Francisco, A0DoFmOtt butto, Leland Hotel
fprlnafoli H.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23

The Standard has found out who C.
NJ. Allen is, and on the G II Of November
il will find out who ,yout 1000 Of his
friends among the b. & b. employees are,
also,
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23

The silence OF the tomb ia not cir
oumstance alongside Of the Standards
quiet in regard to the Miners position
on the capital question.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23

A MAN who has seen the Anaconda
stereopticon show says the only busi'
ness view Of the town they dare TO throw
on the canvas is the picture OF a build.
ing which ia TO be built next year.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23

Butte Miner

Anaconda won second place two years
ago. aud she is in luck that the g ia nothing
lower than second place this time.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23
lost in the shuttle.

| Philipsburg CslL
Marcus Daily is making camraigu Of
promises in the capital question. bu, the b.,
A. d p. extension TO the Blister Root seemu
TO be lost in the shuttle.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23

"GIvE us this day our DAILY Bread" Is
the way they say II in Anaconda. But
they don't always got the bread.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23
I.,,,
PRIVATE SCHOOL OF
Shorthand and Typewritlng,

This tohool IL In tession flvo days of each
wosk curing tho entire year. Evening lsssons.
Nov 10 tho time 10 eAisr school. tor further
particulars call on or address Mari 4 JaekmAn-
principal. IAiley Block. EelsnA
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23
MORGAN'S PLACE.
400 NORTH RODNEY.

German Prunes, box..,...$ rs
German Pruncs, crate. -, 100
Hungarian Prunes, basket. rs
Fancy MuscAt Grapes, bkt, as
Fancy Damask Grapes, bkt rs
4o-lb box Crab Apples. I.5o
so lbs Siberian Crabs, small las
Utah Canteloups, Id. ...... 90
Fancy Washington Apples,
olbs...........,,..... 8 as
Utah Peaches, 4 lbs.... as
Norway Herrings, 9 for,.. as
Fancy Mackerel, each. 49,. .os
4 lbs. Fancy Jersey Sweets. as
3 lib pks Washing Powder as
Cottolene, 5-lb pals. ..... so
Honey, per cake. 40
Sardines, box. ...,........ .oS
Amole Toilet Soap, box. E. as
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23

/ Cleanliness In travelling Is th one thing de-
sired. Travel by ths reas No rthern, aud you
will DO clean. No dust On this line; roek bal
lasted roAdbed.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23

sunday dinner from Eve 10 eight at Capitol
restaurant.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23

touadod. Thers IL ao ualimils au ,tiy
10 lawns aud gardens aud 10 Ore puI-
saaaa
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23

legal JlnDks at this ono&
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-04-28

II the following letters had been written
by your best known and most esteemed
neighbors they could be no more worthy of
your confidence than they now are, coming,
as they do, from well known, intelligent, and
trustworthy citizens, who, in their several
neighborhoods, enjoy the fullest confidence
and respect of all who know them. The
subject of the above portrait is well
known and much respected lady, Mrs. John
g. Foster, residing at No. SO Chaplin Street,
Canandaigua, N. Y. She writes to DIR. r.
V. Pierce, Chief Consulting Physician to the
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute
at Buffalo, N. Y, Us follows: ~ was
troubled with eczema, or salt-rheum, seven
years: doctored with number of
our home. physicians and received no
benefit whatever. / also took treatment
from physicians in Rochester, New York,
Philadelphia, Jersey City, Binghamton, and
received no benefit from them. In fact
l have paid out hundreds of dollars to the
to visit US from the West and he told me to
try DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
He had taken it and it had cured him. l
have taken ten bottles of the Discovery
and am entirely cured, and if there should
be any one wishing any information would
gladly correspond with them, if they enclose
return stamped envelope"
Not less remarkable Is the following from
MIR. j. A. Buxton, prominent merchant
OF jackson, n. G., who says; II had
been troubled with skin disease all my
life As I grew older the disease seemed
to be taking a stronger hold upon me. tried
many advertised remedies with no benefit,
until was led to try DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. When 1 began taking
it my health was very poor in fact, several
persons have since told mo that they thought
had thecorsumption. weighed only about
1876 pounds. The eruption on my skin was
accompanied by severe itching. 1t was first
confined to my face, but afterwards spread
over the neck and head, and the itching be-
came simply urbeardble. This was my con-
dition when began taking the Discovery
When / would rub tho parts affected kind
of branny scale would fall Off.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-04-28

relief was posted in and around the
station. This hostile precaution would
have discouraged any but hungry SOL
diers; but they came there for grub,
and grub they meant to have. None
were found bold enough to try forcing
the guard, but somehow all became un-
usually accommodating. One sutler
succeeded in getting his vehicle loaded
and started to leave the station
Now was our time. AS the proprie-
tor of the esta blishment sat on the box
in front, he had no means of learning
what was going on in the rear. Some
twenty or more veterans literally
'froze" to the hind wheels and end
board, with feet braced securely in the
yielding soil, that is to hold it. At
length the wagon started, not ahead,
but over sidewise. Oh! how the boys
did strive to save that craft from going
over; but some way it would go, and as
boxes and cases rolled out they sud-
dnuly took legs and ran away. ] sue
ceeded in getting a quantity of sea bis
cult and some potatoes, and by little
rapid pedestrianism eluded the guards,
who made an effort to surround us.
After running down the track for
some distance / overlook one of my
comrades carrying q large box In an
swer to my query as to what he was
loaded with, he answered.: WHISKY"
Upon my suggestion, the box was
opened and found to contzin only-cen-
dies Imagine his disappointment~-
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