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Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-07

25e mbotted Oxsandie Auslins, dor Nffts. at I2I-2f ya,a. Bailey's 5oe fnea hibe ex1yaets. but ID m I-0Hnte b0hles, a0iM gronnd glass stobpers. at 25e. 2of fguyea Dimitles, ID pretty small figures and d0As. at xot e yara. Ioe b0x ef Bailey's eehe6yated SWan's DOaon and c IOe sample bottle ef Baihy's eakra fine German Cologne aH /0y zoe.
 Iot aud I5c ert,a fine hea0y aoork /af- onet EmbroiderieS at 5c. Fi0e sbools Qf so-taHed 5oo-yayd spo0ls @0At1e Busting CoHou foy 5e. 5e CAaHies, reaAD a0orlA Z I-2e. 10 go at 3t yara. 1ot 60tfie @fnest Naseline 1or 5e. Iot 6or ef z0ilet Soap for 5e. Con. hains Myee large eakes 0f soap. each eakea ai6erent Ra0Or-R0se, GLyfer- inc ana tVIndsor. 2oe EXTRA ZINE WHITE LADLA LIFOV/of IOT. .5c b0ttle of Da0is' Mucilage i0r .3c. Ioe AXZRA ZINE WHITE INDIA LLVONfor 5e. 25e Hose for Misses and Boys, stses 7 70 1-2. This ts Me tet 25e Hose m Birmingham. We aOW gi0e H aaoay This zoeek at I5c. 2oc and 25e Em6y0iaeries, eatra fine
 eoyk On /aeOnet material, at roc e Jaya.
 2oe packages ef EinisAmg Braid m naay 6Ave. red and pink syound, aoiA 0oAite sfifrhtng. af roc, and aH eolors
 n Me aOhite eyouna a0ih coloyed shhhings t 5e. 2oe ana 25e Chtlayen's han ri1 Hose at fIoe and I5c. Beslaquality aoAHe Cotton Tape, 5-4 of I an inch aoide, at f0e rolls ioy 5e. 2ge..WA0Aesas houses get eoe e dozen 1oy oi sime goods
 zaoeny tnNbaekages imperial ./abanned Hatr Pins /or 5e. Cne a0h0Ie 00Zen GefDiaH SilOer IhlD1. bAes 1or 5e.
 zaV0 aVhoA doseA 6est quaHy Ealeon
 W,iting Pens for 5c. 25eA' Ladies fuN regulay made, tast gss6laek Hose, wiM Louis Heymsaoxf 2nsignatnre ana guarantee or eaeh pair, ls1eS L5e c pair. z7S5o O0fmeaI 70a0el, bnre linen. worh 2oe, jor Ioc. 25e large sise, pure linen Damask zov- ek. e0lored boyders, viM deeOraked cenkers. for I5e. roc Ladies Nsts foy .5e, 2oe Ladies'
 Nsts 1or roc. and 25e Ladies' Nsts j0r 25c. .lozane Dry, GoodsCo.,
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-07

Hons. A. A. Wiley and Tenant Lomax will address their fellow citizens in
 Evergreen, Saturday, July 2.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-07

'sHow is your healtb?' said the caller at the o'clock tea. "Very delicate, nsre-
 piled the hostess languidly. "I am klpt on the strictest regiment And then she leaned toward the table and began to eat a dainty luncheon. including ices, maca- roons, pickles. straw berries, marmalade, oh1es, chocolate, charlotte russe and chow
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-07
CEREBRINE (HAMMOND.) Extract of the Brain of the OK.
 In the Treatment of I.OCOMQTQR. ATAXTA.

N. Y. Neurological Society, Meeting April 4,
 1893:
 "A case was presented of locomotor ataxia ''which had been treated with hypodernic in ''jections of CEREBRlNE. Six years ago the "patient, a man cged 40, had begun to suffer with double vision. This after several months ''of treatment had disappeared, and for time ''he had been quite well. The typical symp- "tOms of locomotor ataxia then came on; 'complete loss of knee-jerks; sharp pains in ''the legs; ataxic gait well marked; inability ''to stand with the eyes closed; difficulty in 'evacuating tie bladder and bowels; sexual "roWer lost; a sense of constriction around ''the waist Treatment was begun about ten "weeks ago, and consisted of daily hypo- 'dermic injection of CEREBRINE (Ham- 'm ond), five drops, combined with like "amount of water. Improvement very m arked; ; "sexual functions perfectly restored; con- 'plete control over bladder and bowels, and 'sbarp pains had disappeared; general health 'lmproved; able to run up and down stairs, "and could stand steady with his eyes closed. 'No other. treatment employed. Improve "ment gradual and steady"
 EPIL PSY. ose, Five Drops. Price (two drachms),
 $2.5O.
 Where local druggists are not supplied with the Hammond Animal Extracts, they will be mailed, together with all existing literature on the subject, on receipt of price, by
 THE COLUMBIA CHEMICAL CO.,,
 Washington, D. 0.
 For sale by Nabers, Morrow Sinnige. dec3I 1y sat
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-07
kOWN' s IRON BITTERS
 res Dyspepsia, In- xge stion & Debility.

Sprway, Me-, farmer Is in the habit lting his cattle into different pas-
 cry seventh morning. He says thev parned to take the right course on
 rning of the change without any
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-07
Out of Date.-

The old gentleman wants something new. Our groceries are always fresh and new. No wonder people want them. High quality, low price.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-07

Ei Eitt HlNu IN HID blol IUlt GUU. l round wood box full hair pins, worth. .. .05 l box large jet head mourning pins worth .05 l paper pins, 360 pins to paper, worth... .05 dozen Jet head bonnet pins, 2l2 inches
 long, worth. .......................... .05 1 Cents moustache comb h case, worth. .O5 black rubber dressingSeomb, S inches
 long, worth ......................... 10 l cake fine Mellid toilet soap, Rose, worth .o5 roll white cotton tape, A-inch wide,
 !, worth .o2 bottle Davis mucilage and brush, worth .05 ] lead pencil sharpener, worth. ............ .05 | Faber' S rubber eraser, worth ........... .05 I spool Barbour's t200 yards) linen
 :, thread, .......................... 10 worth. ... ........................... 10 I steel crochet needle, worth. .............. .O5 3 nickel plated safety pins, worth. ...... .05 l card swan bill hooks and eyes, worth. .U5 best quality hexagon lead pencils worth ,o3 l spool (2O0 yards) sewing machine cot
 ton, as good as any number of Coats,
 worth. .............,........... .o5 ] spool so-called basting cotton t5o0
 yards), worth ............... '........... .05 l ruled lead pencil tablet, worth. ......... .02 3 dozen white agate buttons, worth. ....., .03 B, dozen gents ivory collar buttons worth .05 pair bt ys' full regular made black sox,
 l ehilds Japanese folding fan, worth .... .05
 Total valne... $l. 30 f14 EVERYTHING IN THIS LIST FOR 25c.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-07

Hons. A. A. Wiley and R. F. Ligon, IT,, in
 Brewton, Monday, July9. Stockton, Wednesday, July Il. Tensas, Thursday, July 12. Perdido, Friday, July 13.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-07

Dr. Holloway graduate in every branch of Medicine and cure of Private and Chronic Diseases He has obtained by his thorough medical training and practical experience, knowledge of such diseases that cannot be acquired in the general practice of medicine 1hs with successful treat ment quick and permanent cures at moderate cost has made this the most popular Dispensary in the South.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-07

Gov. Thomas G. Jones and Hon. H. c. Tompkins will address their fellow citizens at aH
 Carrollton, Pickens county, July 25.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-07
4 NOTED SPECIALIST.
IBirmingham m Age- Herald. l

 1cof  uce specially this ability 
   on rc ymerited
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-07

Captain Ferguson with MT. J HI. Vaughn ct
 Coffey's Store, Thursday, July 19. Stevenson, Thursday night, July 19.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-07
THE OLD sRELIABLE SPECIALIST.

 of private dissa D  This at the head ot his profession  
 4 NOTED SPECIALIST.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-07

Hons. Daniel Coleman and H. 8. Heidel- berg, Esq.,, will address the people upon the issues of the day at the following times and places, viz:
 Holly Pond, Wednesday, July II, D. Cullman, Wednesday, July II, 8 pm. Crane Hill, Thursday, July 12, 2 D. m. Bremen, Friday, July 13, pm.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-07

Captain Ferguson at
 Paint Rock, Friday, July 20.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-07
DIR. HOLLOWAY, THE @ OLD 0 RELIABLE Physician, Surgeon, Specialist


  City, 
  than all of tho specialists of this city combined .n 
  Patients treated successfully privately ma o expure) Write for book on Private Diseases Question Blank,
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-07

Hons. Thomas Williams and F. B. Lloyd will address theiAfellow citizens at
 Alexander City, rallapoosa county, July
The Helena independent., 1894-10-23

NroTICE-Io THE ELECTORS OF
N registration district No. 3. com ria
ing The siI,h ward. College Place and Val
lsJ, dssie mated respectively as the Eleventh,
Tuslfh. Twsnty.siQhth and TvsuiJ-nlnih
prselnsts. Lswis aud Cihrks county. Mon
isnA. The undorsighsd rsgistfy sEsnt for
said distriat hereby gives notlos that hs
will sit for the purpo,s OF Tegist alton OF
voters, within each And sVsry pfeeihet In
bis slsstion distfios upon ths dates and 81
The places named a. follows
OaL. q. 10, ll-Bovle's real estate agsnoV,
No. 1909 Helena AESnuN for precinct No.
IL Sixth ward.
Oct - l3- warrsn's school houss, VAL
lsy. for precinct No. ~.
Oct. II, I6-Cellsss Place. Johnson's
stoTs. for prselBe, No. -.
Ooi. 17-BoJls's real sstais agency. No.
1853 Helena avenue, for precinct No. IL
Sixth ward.
Oct is, 10, 2O-NOrihs,u Psoins depot
postofi0s buildlng. No. 1907 Helena avsnua
for pTssinst Nc. IL. SIKH ward.
OeL "a, %. "a, rs, 26. "a. 20 W-B0SlsI
real estate aasney. No. 1903 Hslsha avsnse.
fos piseino, No. ~. Sixth ward.
The home once will be al BoJlsf real
estate arsnoJ. No. 1909 Hslsua avenus.
The hoNrs Of Isalsirsiioa will be bstwssn
10 o'olsah q. m. and 10 0'slook .. m. on all
legal days, omittioR ihp tours from ~ 70
enc .. N. aud sir H. geVsn y. m, IRON Oel
o 10 OsL 30. both iDelosive.
PSrHR CIusEoa, HgsistTJ AGENT
iirlsns. hoaL, OoL 4. 1884,
The Helena independent., 1894-10-23
+ r EE I!
DIS. Liebig & Co.,
The World Renowned Specialists
PERMANENT OFFICE i3S MAIN St
HELENA.

yRER CONSULTATION given 10 all persons
k,S E.F. "a thro.L Liver b,omaoh kid.
Adsstlons. lhs ispiSiy insrsssl.r Sanbsr oi
patients In AQntaha demand areAtsr faeilltio,
.ad sssSnmods sllspa. 10 meet s6lch br.' Lisb,s
ASe, hAv. sstsbli.bsd oriees In this city. lhss
valve p. Va report IL sssDiisss.a a''s.s.'S ss.s. 10
ns bead eiiee where eomplsls records are tspt
% ali eesss shd the treatment sdoptsd. Bach
pad ssTS iss. thAs ivs ssssrisnesS spssisiisss
hNvs censaltsiion on sveFy oass pTsasntgd.
hsyipg thogssnds - refer N, esmpafisoss sfs
% %.I.a I.ss .,..s NO s,psssin.1pn.ins-.lmp .s. nj! sp,
number proved spoeessfu. Thli h the secret of
tksiE success and the TelsQn saoh marvellous
snrea a. hsrotofoTs rspegted hSVs bssn made
hepslsssiJ tneurAbls.
hKN-ChreAio Affections whether from sNly
kaitsrvtioaA vonerel Ercss.s. tsmiaal
WssknssA Loss Of ksnhood. Ryphllli. and other
Affections unftltng hen from ehieying Any Of
Ne pleasures OF life. treated and cured alter
ssrS,a,,oa Tor Iois ssp.rsl.sd '.S .ssss.. .oi 70
tFeetlng the disease " Men u world-vds and
they have patients Ia all parts Of Il,
WohEg-Ihslr specialist for affections OF
women. Ass all the latest appliances and
s.asdies ussd ip TIE principal hospitals. and 10
wtshoatA superior on the coast.
CATkRRH-And kindred affections Of tho
I'VE. ar. Threat and Lonss suoesssfully treated
AAd N manner 90 mildly a. 10 hs acceptable 10
the msst delicate ehlld.
Braces for spinAl peformitss Club Feet. sts.
nshufsotnrod gstisiaction suarsntesd.
Gall Early and Avoid bong hurried BY tho
lad Il conysnisnt 70 sss the Eminent spseiallsts
cen state their csses b. letter (arefnl attention
given to orrsspondsAos and medicine and sp.
planes sent By express
The Helena independent., 1894-10-23

NTOTICE-TO THE ELECTORS OF
~ regis. alton disi iei No. 4, comprising
ksssiers Mouth Of Nelson and Butler pre-
olnets, Lewis and OlArks county, bontana.
The undersiRnsd Tsglstv agent for said
disirie, No. l. beTsby aives notice tha, be
will st TO- tbs puTI oss OF fsGleifstion OF
voters within zach and sverJ precinct In his
registration district upon the dates and q,
the places named ss fellows
OstsbsT g. 10. 1t-Rssidsnss X II. Floyd
Jones. ooTnsT HsussT boulsvaEd sad Gran
ite stTsst.
os,obsr II. ls-Nor,hsrn PAsiae dspo.
Butler.
Os,obsr 10, 2o-Pos,oftes, Bsrsndsis.
October Is Is, II. IS p. 23 a. 20. 26, n.
20, 20, rssidsneS X. n. floyd-Jeass, HAusst
boulevard and Granite street.
The home onlSs will be al the residence
Of X. h. Floy1-JonsS, HAussr boulsvard
aad 0fanita sVsnas
Tls hours of issistTAiion will be between
10 o'clock q. IN. shd 10 o'clock ?. m. on all
legal daTs emitting the houhs from ~ 10
obs .. m. and siI TO sovsn T. M. from UsL
9th TO Oct. 90th, both ihelusivs.
X n. fLoID-JoeTs Registry Agent
Helsns, mont, Oct 4. 1894
The Helena independent., 1894-10-23

NOTICE TO ELECTORS TO THE
~ slsotorA Of hsEiStiation District No.
2 sempriSihq the Second, Foufth and
Ssvsnth wards OF ,hs eity sf Helena,
Lewis and Clarke ssuniy. state Of Mon
taAa;
The undsrsiRHsd, registry agent for said
district, bsrsby gives notice that hs will sit
for the puTIose OF rsgistration Of voters,
within each And every prsoinst Of bis sles-
tioA district, upon the oates and 81 the
plsess a. follsvG
In PTseihst No. g. Ward T. Oct, o. 10 and
ii. ~ tAs Grapdon ko,.l, Warren street; In
y ssinst Ne, 4, Ward 2 Osi. ~ and 10, a.
lOs Broadway (foTnsrly Inds. sndsnt of
nee)i Ia Riseihat No. T. MaFA A Oo,. ID
And l6, al No. 202 North RsdAsv 81 sst; In
y ssiAst No. 3. ward 2, Od " and 10, al
4oS BrsoEinFidgs Sttss,; in FFssIast No. IL
Ward T. Oct 10 aHd 20, al b2k T., ,Ehth ave-
Hss; In Pfseipel No. Ia NAfd I. Oct. az
and % a. 63T X oadvay, Sofnsr Of .BsaIIis
street. PTsoinst Ne. 4 Ward 4 Ost "a, 25.
~, %, 20 Aad 30, a. he Grtnloa kstsl,
NGTsH STREET.
Tbs home once will 10 Al tss jrandou
hotel. The hsais for fsRialTAlIon will be
on 10 .. IN. 10 10 p M. (onit,ipa ths
host from ~ 10 | and 6 10 y. M On ali
ltssl daJs from OoL IN Oct M, both ia
slutiVs. ID. n. WyaroN.
~. RsgiI,iT Agent
HslsAs, Mont, Osi. 4. 1885,
The Helena independent., 1894-10-23

CHERIFT sALE-wILLIAM ALLEN
y Batter. JohA A. Stewart anA Cola ate
hoyt sxseutofs. etc., plaiptifs. gs. Mich
asl A. hsysbdofR, st al. defendants.
Uader and By virtue OF en- order Of sale
and dssfss sf foreclosure asa sale issued
out OF the distrist sourt Of the hrst judieial
district Of the state ~ heatsna. 10 and for
The county Of Lewis asd ClaIks. on the tsh
day Of OsisbsL A. d. lS9k In the above
lsr st al, the above nansd PLAINTIFF. OBJ
tainsd . jadensss and dssrss Of foreclosure
and sale against hishsel A. hsyshdorR st
a., defendants, on the 9rd day OF October.
A. ID. 1894. for ths ssm OF t64l9.3 81, be-
sides interest costs and sttofnsyS fees,
vkish said decree vAs, on ths Ord day OF
Ostobsr, A. d. 1894. rseordsd In Judgment
beck Nc. = Of ssia essrt. AZ page II
an commanded 10 sell sllf those certain
let's pieces OF parcels OF lana situats. lying
and being In the sssaty Of Lewis and
ClaIks, state Of Aentsna, and bounded
and described a. fsllews,ss-w Lots nam
blssk numbered fofiy-iour 80 Of the Len
tsaa, sAiA let's having o combined frontage
On Jsrons Place Of ssvsnty-hve (76) feet
ssa q depth Of one hundred and twenty
Ave (lfS) feat, ,asserdlnG 10 and 80 described
spsn the sfasIst plss Of said named stdi-
tisn nsv On fls In the manner provided By
lsv, In The oass Of the esuniy recorder of
sait county Of Lswis and Clarke.
1sss,hsr With all and Singular The tsns-
ssats. hsrsditsnsau and spputtsnanoss
,hsrsusto bsloskiaa or In anyvise sppsr-
tanning. VIZ
Fable ns,ios 10 hereby given. that en-
Monday. the 29ih day Of October. A. ID.
1894. Al IL o'clock m. Of that day, ~ the
front dsor OF ths soart hos,s Hslsns,
Lewis sad Clarke sousty. Nontsna, 1 will,
In obsdisAos to said order Of sale and de-
Gre: 81 foreclosure and sale, sell the above
described pieps',y. or 90 much thereof 80
NAY be nsosssaty 70 satisfy said Judgment
With interest," and costs. 70 the hishsst and
best bidds'. for cash In hand.
Given uads' ny bsnd this 9th day OF
October. A. d. 1s9l
CHInLks d. Curtis, Sheriff.
By FRsD +. Hoss Undef Sheriff.
ksCosnsl. clsJbsra & ouAn. plain
tlff atiornsyL
The Helena independent., 1894-10-23

Mrs. C. +. Fairchilds and Mrs. Henry
Whaley were guests OF Mrs. j. r. Marks
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Gurnett made a
visit with Helena friends this week.
Miss Germill. OF Bay City, Mich. is
visiting with the family OF T. L. Lam
mers.
on Wednesday evening while Mrs.
Hardy was out shopping some mis-
creant entered their house, rummagi ing
1t in an inexperienced way. As yet
nothing has been missed.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Sullivan, the oldest
couple residing in the valley. were in
town Wednesday. Despite their old age
full OF life as ever.
The pupils of the high school gave
May and Kittie Hyatt a pleasant sur
prise Friday evening. Their school
mates gave them no hint OF what was
coming. but these little girls are always
prepared TO entertain in a pleasant,
graceful manner. The evening was
spent in cheerful conversation and
merry games.
Henry Klein was out from Helena on
Monday and shipped his wool clip,
amounting 10 over 100000 pounds.
At a meeting OF the Townsend school
board, Thursday evening. l.. n. Jobb
was appointed clerk. f. II. Goodman
resigning
The new school house atwinston Is
assuming definite shape. IL Is going TO
be a thing OF beauty and Joy forever.
Burns g. Averill are doing the work
James Marks and Miss Veva came out
from Helena last Friday and attended
the firemen's ball while here. They
were accompanied by their school mate.
Miss Hedge, Of Missoula.
Prof. Cronk and his scholars held a
very interesting indoor exercise in PEN
manship, and an outdoor exercise and
festival, on Tuesday evening. The
young folks would astonish the natives
by their adeptness with the pen. Town
send can boast Of one OF the most pro-
gressive schools In the state.
Mrs. James Jobb has been on the sick
list for several days past but Is now
able 10 be out again.
VIM. Whaley. Of this place, represent
ed Townsend at the grand lodge /. o.
O. F. at hissoula recently.
Born, 10 Mrs. Hiram Stewart. OF Can
ton, on the 9th, girl; on the 14th. 10
Mrs. o. Berg OF Radersburg, boy: To
Mrs. Holloway, Of the valley on the
18TH, boy: 10 Mrs. Mike Sullivan, OF
| Canton. boy on the 9th.
The hremen's ball on Friday evening
last was a grand success II was there
| that the dudes and dudetts fioated away
/ on the surging tide OF melody and
| thought they were floating with the
angels along the golden streets.
Mesdames w. r. Tierney and DR.
/ Belcher spent Inst Saturday at Robin
ROokery with Mrs. lsom Premtt.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-23
KAIIapFiI.

Pete Pnster is again at work after a
long siege with felons on both thumbs.
Rev. @. NJ. Fisher has returned from
a meeting OF the Presbytery at Butte
and Lewiston.
Chas. Smithers. the well-known shoe
man. last Monday became The proud
possessor OF another baby boy.
r. N. Bernard made trip 10 Day.
ton creek this week on school business
Mr. Bernard has organized = new
school district In that country and a
school will be started during the win
ter.
VIM. Heideman brought in a tuber
this week that weighed over four
pounds. He also brought in a sack OF
the Mechanic variety that average
over two pounds each Of which he says
he has a hundred sacks at home Just
as fine.
Fred Langermsn left on Sunday
morning for New York, where he went
TO receive medical treatment. II he
does not ind relief there he will extend
his trip To Europe.
Maj n. ID. Baldwin has returned
from an extended absence in Ohio and
Michigan. Mr.. Baldwin purchased sew
eral head Of Jersey cattle and Berk-
shire hogs at the Michigan state fair,
which he will place upon his White
ash ranch.
The bricklayers are making rapid
progress on the walls OF John Sells
new brick business block. The work
on the building Is being pushed and,
when 1t Is completed. will grace the
street and corner upon which 1t stands.
The work on the new $40 900 school
house 4. steadily progressing, the brick
walls being completed and the roof
is now being put on. This will be one
of the handsomest school buildings in
the state.
While using dynamite 10 raise the
bodies OF the men who were drowned at
Kootenai Falls some time ago the
railroad men killed a sturgeon which
measured seven feet one inch in length
and weighed lts pounds dressed. The
sturgeon, no doubt, came up from the
Columbia river from the ocean into the
kootensi during high water.
Supt George Mclean reports that
crossing on the new steel bridge across
the Flathead began al two D. m. Sat
urday This handsome and substAn-
tlal structure Is thoroughly Rppre-
cHtsd by the hundreds OF farmers who
daily have occasion 10 cross the river.
Two men were drowned by the cap
sizing OF 4 boat a short distance above
kootsnai Falls Saturday. Foreman
Hogan ana two other Great Northern
employees were clearing rocks out Of
the channel and backed away In d
small boat from the place where they
had placed 4 blast, The boat was
caught In the swift current, overturned
and only one man reached shore. The
forcmHn's body was recovered Monday
short distance below the falls
The ladies' of Kalispell viii give q
bensht supper Mt the Main street hall
Friday evening, Oct 2s FOR the rail.
road men who were Injured In the Goa
schute wreck Engineer Chas. Beckers
and Fireman Billy Richards.
Married, a. tho residence OF IN,
brides mother. on Thursday, Oct. 10
Miss Mary Rltchie 10 Edmond Gale
Rev. Geo. NJ. Fisher officiating.
The Populist appeared last Saturda,
and Is very bright sheet, displaying
editorial ability
j. l.. Cox's new brick residence A
nearly completed and the mechanic.
are now putting on the finishing
touches
Dr, Frost and wife, Of WIlmar
MINI, after "A pleasant visit with w
A. Nelson and family, returned HON,
the FIRST OF the week.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-23

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the time for ths rsaistrAiion OF ths
nance Of ths quAIihsd electors In Election
Dlsirls, No. D. la tho sosntT Of Lsvls ana
Clarke, Aad state OF Montsns, prior 10 the
sltlh day Of koysmbsi. A. ID. 1894. for ,bs
said sosntJ OF Lsvis snd Cla' he. will az
pie a. tsa 0'elssk 0. m. Gu ihs thitlis,h
day Of October. A. ID. 1894
The names Of the several pfselnots or
polling places sBbIassd In said Else,len
Dlstrle, Ne. 8 are as follevs; Prssiae, No.
30. Rsst hslshs, at school hoa.s; Z soin et
No. 81, Spokane An6 French Bar, at bsn.
toms house. J. 2. CLARK, Registry AaA
CsuntJ, Montana
The Helena independent., 1894-10-23

NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE
Az district court Of tie Firt ladisi.l ala
tisi OF ihs stats OF Moatgna. M snd for
the oounT OF Lewis aud Clsfsa EsIs1s
Of ChstlssJ. soTsHsoB. deceased.
ho,,os u hstsbI gives bV The undsF-
slsAst, AtmiaisiTaiTlI Of Tbs est, ts Of
Charles J. ioTsnSOn, dstsEisd, 10 ths eTsd-
nen ssd al psftens hAylhg claims saainsl
lAs said dseSsaoa, 10 sHhlblI lhsm. 9th as
necessary TssshaIL within Isus menlbs
aiisf ~ sfas publication Of thls
holes 10 ks said slninlstrnt, Isl
al ths Law sifios 81 BaassBa llsi,sS,, poy,g
s 0oia blsst. Ia tbs city OF lissaa' la ~
e0OntI OF Lewis Ahd Csrks. staL1 ot A..i,
na', ms same bsnR The place 10 lDt
hsn'aehsn OF The buIinsu II ,sil ,slats
hs soan'J oil Lows sRd CLARK.
hiRaLnfr TauRAr,
sol s1son, Dsosasod,
Dltsd Oct "a, 1894
The Helena independent., 1894-10-23
YIsrlnIa CITY.

White. Gamer q Co. who are operat-
Ing the Reed placer under lease, will
clean up In about q week
Alex. Mckay who has been operat-
ing IN Bsvins Eulch, near Laurin, this
summer, has made his fnal cleanup.
The virginia city Water company is
making extensive improvements.
About 1908 OF piping was planted this
week.
The ladies Of the Christian church
held a social 81 the Armory Friday eve.
ming, The proceeds will go 10 the
church organ fund.
All Bang has almost entirely recov-
The Helena independent., 1894-10-23
Regular Visits Monthly
a. Great Falls on ths 18Th and 10Th.
AT MissoulA on the Goth
At Bossman Oh tho 2sth-
Al Livingston on the 18th

nontsns Diyisioa-is Main Street, Helena
hsrthsfn. Diyision-s last broadway. Buth
City, hontans-
esstksrn Diytston-i2s South Main Street Los
Angeles, California.
0sasal Divisioa--sol to so7 West Niath strsss
Kansas City Missouri.
Western Division-t0o usary Street Ban Fran
eisso, cslifornia
HasiUn biv1Ion-isa Randolph strss. CAlsass
The Helena independent., 1894-10-23
-THE-
n merican National
BANK OF HELENA
CAPITAL 5000, 700.

Directors.
T. G. Power A. J. SeliRman,
A. q. johnson, Richard Loeksy
James tullivAn.
Interest allowed on time deposits THchAngs
Issued on principal cities Of tho United states.
Canada and Europe Transfer OF money made
by telegraph. Collsotions promptly attend. d
TO-. City. county AAd stAto securities bough;
and sold
The Helena independent., 1894-10-23
SAVAGE INDIANS

o Ussdto wage var whore inhespolls and
. ~ IAnl now stand. TolAy these great
. stiles are inhabited By psopls OF cultut.
ssa good tssta. and thsJ travel yls THs
honru-WmIzn LlhE . . ol