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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-18

iron ore contract was placed
~ by a Pennsylvania firm for
100 or 10000 tons at s2.75 aton-sl
less than last years price. This Is get
Nng very pear bedrock prices.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-18

BUcYRUs, o., asks permission Of the
Legislature 90 vote on proposition TO
issue bonds for the support Of brass
band. There is a field for the Jews
harp. mouth-organ and accordion.
Queer folks, these Buckeyes.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-18

ANY LADY WHO DESIRES TO MAKE go
~ per week quietly az her own home, ad-
dfess, with stamped envelpps, MISS MYRA b.
GORDON, Joliet, III. This is a bohA hde oner,
and II you can only spare two hours per day
It will pay you 10 Investigate. felSdq
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-18

AGENTS FOR THE PRIZE HISTORY oF
~ the Worlds Columbian Exposition. Two
large royal quarto volumes. 5000 Illustrations.
Received highest award. Sells az sight. In
close stamps for particulars. J. 3. CAMP
BELL, l5g Adams street, Chicago. III. felSdr
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-18

THE House has not yet passed one
public building bin and only ono has
been reported from the committee. In
view OF the condition Of the Treasury
this as &c should be. Uncle Sam can
worry along very well for tho present
with the buildings he has, and until his
cash balance shows up on the right side.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-18

YUANTED-PoSITIOH AS Transfer OR
w porter in some good wholesale house
Address POSITION, this once. felSdqes
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-18

SHERIFFS SALE.
In the Circuit Court OF Ohio county. wssi
CITIZENS National Bank Of wsynssburg, Pa,
John G. and Clarence Wilson.
+. T. Gu1her
vs..
John G. aad Clarence Wilson.
Nancy Mcfarland
John G. Wilson ct a.,
J. II. Rogers
VS.
John c. Wilson ct al, and
Michael I. Silver, Meyer Well ana isaac joseph
gs.
John c. Wilson end Clarence wilson, partners,
trading under the firm name Of A. wilson.
BY virtue OF executions 10 me directed in the
above entitled causes I have levied upon and
will on Friday, The ODD day Of February. 1924,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. M. and Z
O'Clock D. NJ. Al the store room on the east side
oil Main street. No ll25 lately occupied by the
defendants, John Z. and Clarence wilson, in
the CITY OF Wheeling, county OF ONO and State
Of West Virginia, proceed TO sell 70 the highest
and best bidder. tue following described per-
sonal property. to.wit All the mitceliaheopS
stock OF dry goods aud notions. consisting OF
d-ess goods. muslins. cloAks and other articles
too numerous 30 mention. but articles usually
fouud IN a retail dry goods store. Also the
ease OF said premises from Harry G. Franz
helm to said Wilson's. expiring March 3ist, 1896.
Al rent Of eig5 per mon Ia, payable on The hfst
daV Of each month.
A. A. PRANZHE1M.
felieSdi sheriff OF Ohio County.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-18

UlOR sALE-THKEE COPIES OF sHAKES-
II psare. cloth binding. illustrated, complete
for Coo each. Apply attnis enice. del3edh
IloR. SALE-BLAEK DEEDS or TRUST,
II blank deeds. blank leases, justices and
lawyers blanks OF all kinds, power-of. attorney
blanks, for sale aud for rent cards At REeisrsR
oriee
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-18

WANTED-INDIvIDUAL, PARTNERSHIP
w and Corporation Books, Opened, Balsnced
and Closed. Expert work thoroughly done.
Apply 70 |. R. NOISE, loo South Broadway.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-18
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

UloR SALE - PROPERTY KNOWN AZ
II Scheeble & I,o.z Stone Quarry, NcColioch
street near Peninsula fridge. bBtabls f0f
building lots. Apply 70 &. LOTT. 40 MARKET
street, Wheeling fefqss
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-18

WANTED AGENTS. SAMPLE SASH
w LOCK FREE by mail for 20. stamp. In
mense, Unrivalled. only good one ever IN
vented. Beats weights. Sales unparalleled.
Sl2 day. BROHARD BOX 49), PhilGdelphia.
feilurb
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-18
REPAIRING!
We are now prepared to do WATCH and
CLOCK REPAIRING promptly and first class in
every way Clocks called for.
w heat g Hancher
WANTED.

w AIN i T. IL
YVANTED-PoSITIoH AS TEANsTER OR J
w porter in some good wholesale house :
Address POSITION, this ONCE. felSdqes
WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w hOusew work. Apply between hours OF
and al 20 Fifteenth street. feiSdger
A GENTS FOR THE PRIZE HISTORY os
n the Worlds Columbian Exposition. Two
large royal quarto volumes. 800 illusratlons
Received highest award Sells at sight. In
close stamps for PARTICULARS J. Z. CAMP
BELL, ljg Adams street, Chicago. III. felSdr
Any LADY WHO DESIRES TO MAKE $50
IA per week quietly AZ her own home, al
dless, with stamped enyelpps, N ISIS hYsA b.
GORDON, Joliet. III. This Is bohA nde oner,
and II you can only spare two hours per Gay
It will pay you 10 Investigate. felSdq
VTANTED-INDIvIDUA PARTNERSHIP
w and Corporation Books, Opened, Balsnced
and Closed Expert work thoroughly done.
Apply 70 l. R. NOISE, loo South Broadway.
fe3s&3b
VTTANTED-AGENTS. SAMPLE SASH
w LOCK FREE by mail for 20. stamp. In
mense, UnrivAlled. only good one ever IN
vented. Beats weights. Sales unparalslee.
sig day. BROHARD BOX 49), philadelphia.
fellGrb
A GENTS make $500 aday. Greatest kitchen
"A utenSn ever invented. Retail SScts. TO o
sold In every house. sample, postage paid. nVe
cents McMAKIN & FoRsHEE. Cincinnati. o.
oc22dCy
DELIABLE MEN WANTED TO DISTRIB-
h ute circulars for large advertisers; cash
paid. Enclose stamp. Reference. "Distrio
utipg Bureau. P. o. BOX 1925. n. y. City lauSOdrV
VIJANTED-EVERY INSURANCE AGENT
w and Business Nan TO write for our Tor
tune-mAker plans-Llfe, Endowment, &c Key
ulAr bonanzas Best on earth and largest pay
Mention paper and state experience. The
AGENCY CO., No. Union Square, New YORK.
sei0dh
GOOD AGENTS EVERY WHERE FOR latest
VI Office specially sells itself with large
profit. Enclose stamp. AM LOCkCRAhh
CO, Milwaukee WIS. fe4,l0,lhH
sAF a EsRFM MEN, WOMEN, BOYS
HM and Girls to work a few
30 NV AnAS hours each DAY for US ~
their homes. You can make from .. TO 80
per day with ease. send ~ cents AZ once and
receive comp outfit worth 81. 90 and IN e'truc-
tionS. We present each OF our employes with
3 good watch. PRICE PUB. co.
de24dAetb Damascus, Nd
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-18
PERSONAL.
FOR SALE.

EoR SALE - BICYCLE, NEW, LATEST
~ make. Call on or address J. II. d., Regis
ter ofRae aul6edh
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-18

A GENTS make $500 day. Greatest Kitchen
"A utensil ever invented. Retail SScts. 10
sold In every house sample postage paid, nVe
oc22iry
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-18
FOR RENT.

Coiloch street Enquire % WI bCHWEkT-
Fk0ER. High above al high water mark. "a
NOR RFST-sUITE or FIVE ROOMS,
u fil.N. suits o. three roons, ~. water ard
gas: On Chtplibe street, opposite Wood, Bros.
p aning mill Apply 90 Morris Box Facfofy,
cor Eighteenth and Chapiino sts. feiishdh
IIYOR REET-A FOUR Room HOUSE. IN
y quifs Of GEO kURhER, a. kufnsr &
Chev's fsifeAdh
IyOR REET-FOUR ROOMS ~ TIKI REAR
II ofi047 HGin street. GkO. DLsCH. fsfesdh
TOR RENT,
store rooms In Peabody Bgiidinx.
once rooms ia Peabody Building.
steam heat, elevator and All modsrn
canyenienoss Terms reasOoaDio
PEABODY INSURANCE. 90.
de7e4dh 1f2s aud 1fZs MARKET stree.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-18

WANTRD-EvERY INSURANCE AGENT
w and Business Man TO write for our Tor
tune-mAker plans-Llie, Endowment &c. Reg'
ulAr bonanzas Best on earth and largest PAY.
Mention paper and state experience. Ihh
AGENCY co, No. Union Square, New York.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-06
Gulf Excursion Rates.

The San Antonio and Aransas
Pass road has PIT on rate, begin
MIN; Saturday, June 2, and good
every Saturday aud Sunday thereaf-
ter until otherwise ordered, by which
Rockport, Arkansas Pass, Corpus
Christi and Portland can be visited
very cheaply. The tickets are good
for four days from date of sale.
There ls no stop-over allowed on
them and the trip must be made
stra' ght through after tire start
either way. The round trip rates
from the various points on the road
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-06
THE DOCTORS.
Annual Convention Of the
American Association,


American Association.
San Francisco, Cal June 6.-The
delegates to the 18th annual con.
vention Of the American Medical
Association divided into sections
this morning for the consideration
of questions relating to their various
specialties. Among the important
sections was that relating to diseases
of children which was presided over
by w. S. Christopher Of Chicago.
Addresses were delivered by DR..
w. A. Dixon, of Ripley, Ohio, who
took the ground that consumption
was largely preventable in children
of rural districts, DR.. Henry K
Tuley, of Louisville, who spoke on
the care OF the newly born, and DR..
w. Z Writ, of Cleveland, Ohio,
who dwelt upon the care of infantile
spinal pa alysis. DR., w. p Mum
of Denver, also read a paper on
infsntile diptheria. A general
address on medicine WIS given by
DR.. Hughes of St Louis, and one
on surgery by LaPlace, of Phila
delghia This evening the dele.
gates will be rendered a reception a.
the Cooper Medical College, the
the arrangements for which insure a
brilliant social function
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-06
TI0EyT HEIGHTS
,ntiil| Place for Su'
burhan Homes
..,t, Of the Past Year Hand
' ',n, Residences for Sale
On Easy Terms

improvements made at PROV
Es,asts by Mr.. Samuel cor o
Limo the past year are hardly
Y ~ no purchased part of the
4 Of the Provident Improve
there was nothing nothing
|Hs;cb,s except a few graded
,hise or four cottages, and
euty with which nature had
. Ne streets show marks of
lament, sidewalks are gravel
!. have been planted, a large
/ n elegant cottages give 1t
l ot a home village, and al
dozen handsome two-s'ory.
q. add their full weight Of
= and beauty.
|elsctric railway system has
krsstly improved at a large
i Of money, electric i'shtS
ben placed upon the streets
atbe houses, and an excellent
1 of water works supplies
lin sufficient quantities tor
nestle and all other legitimate
r., the pressure being as
at any other point IN this
$The drainage is natural, the
I and alleys being so graded
Make the most Of the advant-
forded by nature. In addl-
) the gravel walks sl'ta iy
stone street crossings
q put in at once, and q paved
10 connect with one of the
hor, ughfares of this city Is
the certalnties for the early
houses built by Mr.. Colcord
ltclass in every particular
gs of the same general
bnce could be constructed,
}, for less money than Mr.
is paying, but careful
bstlon shows that he is having
lh done In the highest style
ellence, the fittings and finish
|eelug not only elegant and
ful, but substantial and en-
as veil. The completeness
work upon these houses is
BY the figures, which show
carpenter work is less than
cost of the build ngs.
ColcoEd is putting up these
and Offering them for sale
rms 50 reasonable that they
fllcnlarly attractive. These
fe' Two per cent when con-
signed; s per cent on de-
oi deed so per cent in first
ee 'or five years or less at 10
. the remainder in forty
Zen notes, with interest at
Vsa'' one note maturing each
excepting the months when
lsdue on the first lien note.
e u, straight; no compound
ln's enables the buyer te
nome on monthly pay
which are little, if any,
amount than rent would be.
%i OF Provident Heights,
'alng In it of Colcord avenue
DC Incomplete. This avenue
'V ', thoroughfare running
.ne center of the whole adj,
WIDE walks are laid eff or
' s1 OF the graded street, anc
W. sioe OF each walk ia .
aee'' thus making four row,
shade producers along tn,
sug'a of the street. Thes,
W., well cared for, are CROWN!
1 n glvt fair promise o
s, solcofd avenue the hand
street in Texas.
W, ,aa zee this lovely addi
.so' note the advantage
examine the houses nov
H. s.. d thorough VI derstand
ned s''ns upon which the,
i is ar ara see if Providen'
.kir uO y the place you hav
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-06

A Notable Wedding.

New York, June Cover two
hundred guests from other states
are here to attend the marriage of
Mrs. Stella Hayden and DR.. Edward
Qaintard, which takes place at the
Valencia this evening. The cere-
mony will be performed by Rt.
Rev. Charles Todd Quintard, Bishop
Of Tennessee, uncle of the bride,
Rt. Rev. William f. Nichols, of
California, also uncle of the bride,
assisted by several other divnes.
Miss Elsie Haldeman of Piltsburg,
niece of Senator Don Cameron, will
be one Of the bridesmaids.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-06
r, "er Fifty Years.

\ n n,a1 soorulNa SYRUP
|ss l tSs ,t for children teething
I p ain 'a s,la softons the gums,
| bes, ~. cures wind collie, and
Eivs rem remedy for Diarrhea
up l for best coal.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-01
WELL, WE SHOULD REMARK.


The Anaconda Standard, while gen
orally giving lis entire attention to tra-
ducing Helena, occasionally makes
truthful remark Here is one: "On the
score Of buildlngp, both public and pri.
vate, Anaconda and Helena present
shnrp cuntrnsts.'
That is what We have been saying all
the time. And these sharp contrasts
don't stop nt buildings, either, by a long
shot, The contrast is shnrp in every ro
spect-and always 70 the disadvantage
Of Anaconda. There ls q sharp contrast
Cd to contrality OF location, as to con.
venienco Of accese; as TO railroad facil.
ties; as TO diversity Of interests; MS to
representative character; as to every
thing, in fact, that gees TO constitute a
suitable location for the capital. Every
time, in every comparison, Anaconda is
al the tail end Of the procession. But
most Of all is the sharp contrast shown
10 the general character OF the two
places ns 10 the influences which control
them, and will he folt in the shaping Of
Legislation, especially. Hero in Helena
every industry OF the state ia repre-.
sented. Legislation dcrogatory to any
ono state industry Immediately HndB
strong opposition hore for the reason
TINT the people Of Helena have their
money invested as much in one line OF
industry as In another In Anaconda
but one industry is represented and
that by single powerful corporation
whose control Of all matters at homo ia
absolute and could DO depended upon
for full activity in shaping Legislation
within It's gates 70 its own sOlhsh ends,
as well aa controlling tho whole ma
ohinery Of state government from tho
governor down.
Sharp controsts2 Wo ahould think 30.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-01
Tho Anaconda Corporation store.
halfway Poylow.

The Anaconda Corporation store.
halfway Poyow.
There 10 q little matter or two that tho
Anaconda merchants would like settled for
tho capital question. ana which would rnt
new life into tho campaign from their
standpoint. The Rsviow reiera TO the Car
roll Sto;e. by far tho greater number OF
employee work al Carfoll. There also
a lot OF company tenement houaea thcrr,
but there is only ono store, and that Ia
owned by the company. ThOre was time
when thoTo was another little store at that
place. but the company notified the firm OF
W. c. Station a Co. that il would have 10
close out. Tho company snid that il WIS
going TO move its own store, but IL didn'ti
II is still thore, though tho above oceut-
renee happened year ago. This Carroll
store does an immense business, IL 10 a
business that belongs TO Anaconda. IL
Anaconda isn't n one-mun town. why don't
they give everybody show for the Co roll
trader
The Helena independent., 1894-10-01
oucs,Ions for tho Standard.

Hallway Royiew.
We would like 10 ask tho Standard two
or three questions;
How many ubllc buildings are there in
which by the way are yet to be paid for By
the tnxpaysrs)?
How many franchises. that nre worth any
thing 10 q city, o there that are not owned
By tho one CO.. poration2
Who OWES the vast tracts OF land that
adjoin the townsite?
Would one eingle citizen of Anaconda,
not a member of tho corporation or town
site company. DO benefited in proportion by
che location OF thu cn,isal a. Anaconda.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-01
ONE OF nALY,A nnhEcrs.

Ono Of tho mnin objects Of getting
control Of the powers ~ tho government
is a determination on Dnlya part to
break UP tho Miners union and cut
wages TO ESQ day for ton hours work.
This will mean hard struggle and tho
ne cossity Of using oyoTy force TINT can
be brought TO boar Tho works will
tirat be shut down for an indefinite
period, which would bo hard blow 10
tho business interests Of Anaconda IN.
less the capital con bo added ~ ita ro-
sources for Boli-supror0 a Havng Of Il
dollar day on each man would add
more than u million dollam ycar 10
tho profits Of tho mining comprny
money now e4poudol IN ;ho rtn'o but
thereafter 10 bo rcnt 10 non.reedcnt
owners
The miners may DO blind enough to
vote wcnpous and ammunition into
Days hands and they may not. They
can readily zee that with the cupilul IN
The Helena independent., 1894-10-01
Labor aud the Capital,

iutt0 Miner,
Tho most remarkable fentuTe Of the capi-
tai Gght ia that Anaconda poses "a the
lhboref'a candidate.
This is remarkable Tor many reasons.
chief among which 10 ihc fact that Ana
oondn is the only town IN west0rn Montana
10 which wnRsa have been reduced. IL ia
tho only smalter town Ia Montana vhs,o
the laborers have bson starved into aco,tt-
ing the terma Of tho employees.
Dors tny lnborinR mnn Ia Noulnna doubt
thi'2
/. .thoTo lolofIrg NM Boo Mo ten, WHO
C louJ ~
j. thcro wurlmrn w..iI,u tioe MIRO,
Of Montana who can tolul1 tlIs a.utcibebt2
Is thpro irouJ. elhmu.on or news.
paper OF Anaconda that crn uupu,s tuo
facti
The Mine, anSwo Q, No. II us.ott, NOS
The Helena independent., 1894-10-01
Tho White Feather.

Butte Minor.
What Ia the white feAtherf
1t is the representative OF oowardIeO in
contest.
Who has shown the white feather In ihe
capital oontest2
Tho Anaconda Standard.
Why does the Ausconda Standard show
the white feather?
Because IL dare not discuss the issue.
Why does IL dare not discuss tho issue?
Because IL has no argument In defense Of
its silence.
Why. then. should any voter cast his bhl-
lot In favor of the dominseIiug corpora
tion?
Because the men who cast their ballots
in favor of this exploration are unable to
protect themselves2
No. We are convinced that when elec.
tion day comes every insult offered to tho
men who are earning their bread by the
sweat of their brow will be resented by the
voters whose franchise 10 to-day claimed
by the Anaconda boomers.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-01
A Oue-Man Town.

Railway rsview.
Tho Anaconda Standard 10 still lighting
for the location Of the capital Mt Anhoonju.
Column after column OF hog wash" mp
pears in that paper daily without a single
point being made. For fensons best known
10 itself that pnper has failed TO refnte the
single. solitary statement that has been
made by the friends OF Helena, that "Ana-
conds is IA ons.msn town." ard that IL ia
absolutely dominated and controlled by one
corporation ns surely as the town OF Pnl,-
man is controlled by the Pullman company.
There is no nee denying the statement; it
cannot be done. for there nre even in the
town OF Pullman more Iublio works and
buildings than in Anaconda.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-01
TnE TURNING or TnE TIDE.

The tide has turned. II is Helena on
the home stretch. The hosts Of bluff
and Doodle are routed. For weeks and
months the buyers Of yoles, the brag-
CARTS and shallow shouters. have had il
their own way, while the sensible and
decent citizens OF this state have gone
about their legitimate business. Bet
the corporation corruptionists have had
their little day. The intelligence, the
decency and the morality OF Montana
hencefortL propose TO assert themselves.
The people Of the Treasure state are
tolerant, very tolerant, but the limit
has been reached and henceforth until
the close Of the polls on the sixth day OF
November the people who have made
this state what it is, md who will shape
its future, are going to declare them
selves.
The great mass meetings Saturday
night nt Missoula and Great Falls and
Bozaman, where for the first time the
dignity and the decency OF the state
have been proclaimed, where the en-
croachments Of corporate greed have
boon exposed and resisted, are but fore
runners Of what is to come during the
rest Of tho memorable campaign OF the
people Of Montana against the grasping
greed OF mighty corporation.
Lot every unbought voter in Moutana
look at the situation na il is to-day. In
all tho broad state who speaks for the
town which IN aggressive aud insolent
corporation would seek TO foist upon the
people Of thia state as their seat Of gov.
ernmeutE a wide mouiheI clown from
Dakota md rancid chestnut from
Arkansapl Aud even those dryelors oI
stale wit md witcd witticisms arc only
induced 10 purado themselves in the
public guzo for so much por night On
tho other side, advocating the cause o.
tho people Of this stute, who are for Hell
eua Tor the capital, we have builders o
the state, pioucors who have enduret
every conceivable hnrdBhip, men wh,
have braycd every danger TOR the SAX,
OF the commonwealth they love, VIII,
haye made their homos In Montana, unc
who have contributed u their substauc,
% it's advancomont and welfare,
IL would seem to tho houest and uu
bought citlzous Of Montana that th
dsgrnceiul style Of campaigning pur
suod by the Anaconda Copper company
Gontrnstsd with tho honorable md dig
niBod methods employed 10y tho adyc
calea Of Helena, ought TO settle H.
controversy in fnyor oi this city by a
overwhelming majority. Tho respoua
Of the people u tie stAto 10 the appeal
Of tho able udyocates who prelontc
Helenu's caso TO tho people Oh saturla
night certainly indculeB that the iHte
llgont citizens Of this state 10 not fave
The Helena independent., 1894-10-01

The Anaconda company saves s975,-
600 year in w0ges by having its smel-
ter.on Warm Springs creek. BY berd-
ing it's mon of by themselves tho COM
pany was enabled TO cut wages and keep
them down. This it could not have
done in Butte, where men are freo and
own their own souls. Then the COM
pany compelled its employees 10 buy
town lots Of it, the land costing the for
eien corporation almost nothing. The
Norkmen who did not buy townsite
lots and build houses must board
in company boarding houses. All
Of them, married or single, must buy
their groceries and clothing aud dry
goods Of the company "pluclS-me" stores,
Aud tho profit from all these tyronnicnl
exactIons are sent out Of the state 10
Haggin IN Now York and the Hearst
estate 10 Snn Francisco.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-01

TuERE will probably bo nothing fur
thor from the Standard rs to lhs eili-
cheney Of AnocondH'a pinkortou spy
systom. Ira one boast on that subject
cost ita cuuso n thousand votes among
the minors Of Montana, who are pretty
tired Of plnltertouism.