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The Helena independent., 1894-09-08

TuE Deer Lodge New Northwest Is
for Anaconda for the capital because
two years ago Marcus DAILY strangled
tho town 10 which II il published. Deer
Lodge is town which from it's beauti-
fu location and natural advantages
might Justly have nspred 10 6e the
capital Of the state. But DAILY, Hnggir
and others determined 10 buy the cap
iiNl and place it on thor property, and
Deer Lodge Was crushed. And now, tc
add insult to injury, the people OF Deei
Lodge are rendered cash considerations
for their support Of the town that
wronged them. 1t will be strange in
deed IL Anaconda should get vote in
the county seat OF Deer Lodge.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-08
THE INDEPENDENT

Rsmlttanoaa A. tho riAk Of sUhssr6es uni~a
made by Registered letter, cheek. o. pc,td er ca
prcss order payable 10 Ihe iAdepeaiani Tub
hshine Comoany,
ee-Pereon, desiring IEn IEDETEHprNr aervel
AZ their homca or plass OF buains.s can os,i,r ~
petal card OF through talephone No. l"h f'a-sa
rspari casca Of irrogular delivery peonpuI.
Advertisements, % insaFe prompt AenssNs@
should be handed In bsfors : y n
Rsiocted communications NOT rctasnAhle m
Ists pcotage IL enolcas1
The Helena independent., 1894-09-08

many hundreds Of dollars, was pronounced
inonnble. hOarl OF The CuTtcURA REMEDIrs,
and after using two bottles CuTIcuRA REsoL.
WENT, | could sec change; and after had
taken four bottles, was almost cnrcd; and
when had used six bottles of CuTIcuRA RE-
SOLVENT. one box Of CurloURA, and one cnko
OF CUTCuHA SOAP, | was cured OF the dreadful
disease from which | had suffered for Ave wears
! cannot express with pen what | suffered
before using the REMrDfI.s. They saved my
life, and feel IL my duty TO recommend them.
My hair is restored as good as ever, aud so 10
my cyosight.
Alks. ROSA KELLY, Rockwell City, Iowa.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-08

here nj home, but no ia not out Of tho
run, by any means, although, OF course,
the chances are ten 10 one that the Gu
tire republican combination will DO In u
minority in tho nexl legislature,
The Helena independent., 1894-09-08
rnE wEATnEG.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

A Ae,ncorntlc state convention is hereby called
20 moot Ia thu city OF Helena, Mont, ou tues-
daT. sept r.. 1894, Tor tho purpose oi nominal
inp a candidate Tor representative in eohgresa.
and ono candidate fOf aasoelaie lnfuee OF tho
sarren,o cont OF tho stAto thi selection oi a
state central cOmuitloe. And Tor tho TRANSACTION
of such other business A. may properly como hp-
fore democratic state convention.
The representation IN the convention WIZ ne NJ
oortionsd among the several counties As follows,
on tho basia of nne dclosate for each sixv votes
md major fraction OF sixty cast Toe tho demo-
cratic nomlnee for cnngre-a ia 1857
The Helena independent., 1894-09-08

We are glad TO see that the Anaconda
Standard is beginning TO consider what
will become Of that town when its one
mine fails. A great many thousand
people in this state have alrendy consid-
cred that question and they propose to
hayo the capital Of the state located in
permanent town.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-08

"IHE capital of Florida" says the
Boulder Age, "is located in a compare
lively small town hundreds Of miles
nway from the center OF the population
and business Of the state" For this
reason the Age favors the location oil
Montnua's capital on the south western
line Of this state.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-08

CoLoNEL CAETEn has boen completely
knocked out ia Lewis aEd Clarke but
the outside counties nre doing well by
him and will give him handsome sup.
port. Missouri, Bsnyerhend aud Jetior
son counties have given him their solid
delegations and there nro several more
counties to hear from. The Colonel
hHs been beaten by clever combination
The Helena independent., 1894-09-08

" all good democrats will turn their
attention for the next fortnight to the
advancement Of the interests Of the
democratic party and leave the Other
parties alone they will show good politi.
cal sense. There never was such an op.
portunlty for political alsuprsmacy offered
TO any political party 10 the history Of
Montana, but it can be thrown away by
stupid management or inAction on the
part OF democrats.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-08
F'E I IT,

We have NOT the largest stock
OF Fruit IN the northwest, but we
have all that is necessary for the
demands Of our patrons. Some
fine butterjust in, too. Another
word about Fruit-You leave
your order for cases OF Peaches.
Plums, etc, with us and we will
sec that they are filed when the
market is at the bottom.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-08

~ Commodore Power gets hold OF
those fool republicans up In Choteau
county who Endorsed Reed and Lodge
Us friends Of our silver interests he will
wiring their necks. The Commodore
was in Washington when Reod and
Lodge cast vote after vote against sill
yer, and ho knows them to be tho uure-
lenting enemies OF our silver interest
The Commodore should run down IA
Choteau county and see what is the
matter.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-08

hair all fell out. until l was
entirely bald-headcd; IL then
broke out on my arms and
shoulders, until my arms were
Just one sore. IL covered my
ontire body, my face, head,
and shoulders being the worst.
The white scabs fell constantly
from my head, shoulders, and
arms; the skin would thicken
and be red and very itchy, and
would crack and bleed II
srrIirhnh. Affnr sncndlnr
The Helena independent., 1894-09-08
CUTICURA WORKS WONDERS

Everything about these wonderful skin cures
blood purifiers and humor remedies, inspires
confidence. They afford instant relief and speedy
cure OF the most tOrtnring and dsnguring OF
itching. burning, scaly, skin and scalp diseases.
Ihay cleanse the blood and skin OF every erup-
ton impurity and disease. and constitute the
most effective treatment Of modern times.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-08

A convention OF the delegates from tho sew
eral wards of the city uf Helena, and the pro-
oincts OF the county Of LOWS and 'larke, IA
DAY, the 2llh day Of eeplembor, 1874, at IL
o'clock noon. aid convention will be held Tor
tho purpose Of nominating candidhtes Tor the
Legislature. and the various county oihces, and
felecting ihirtJ-hve delegates and thirty Two
alternates 70 the slate democratic convention 10
be held at he city OF helena on the 2sth day Of
he ward and precinct primaries hereinafter
named will be held AZ tho places designsted be-
low, on saturday sept n, Al oight o'clock y.
m for tho purpose OF selecting delegates and
alteruAies 10 the / evils and Clarke democratic
cOunfy convention Ihe number OF delegates
4, which zach ward and precinct will bo entitled
and the aces OF holding tho several primaries
The Helena independent., 1894-09-08
BOYS AND GIRLS.

We have you in mind. Only a
few days moro and you will want
to get ready for school. Lots of
new things this year and they will
all be here. We are going to save
you lots of money. Toll all the
boys and girls you see that we are
going to surprise them, and don't
forget the place. down ON Main
street.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-08
TEKMs or sUssoRiPrIOM
HELENA. MONT. SEPT 5, isoa.

to AlontAnians AbrsAd will always hhd lhs
parY iNprPtSprSr on file N their hvsrlts
ho,els. fifth Avcnuo and Metropolitan New
York Vest MlnnSApolis baldwin an fAlAai
tan Francisco. hepSfmott hntt1. LolAna ho1e-
tprlne6ell Ill
The Helena independent., 1894-09-08
Ihcr,rs On to- tho LIAR.

livingston Herald.
Hoiaemen a, tho Butte and Anaconda
nc we're told by Marcus Days hired
liars that tho Helena meeting had been In
definitely postponed. the obi ct being tc
iniare the Helena association. The hire.
linga are now pursuing similar tactics With
reference TO tho Livingston fair, only in q
different way. They have given 10 out that
damaging reports regarding the Livingston
fai are being circulated by Helena people,
The lie is too evident to nesi extended mo-
tica
The Helena independent., 1894-09-08

Sold throughout the world. Price, CuTIcuRA,
50c.; soar, Csc, REsoLvENr, 81. POTTER DRuo
AND CHEM. Corr, Sole Propretors, Boston.
H9-"H How to Cure Skin Diseases" mailed free.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-08
ENVELOPES. OFFICE
STATIONERY.

No stock as complete as ours.
Just what you want and at the
right price.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-08
uow Ab.ut This. Mr. MaatleY

How About This, Mr.. Maatlsf
Helena Herald
The American eagle performed its part
in the convention with great ability and
distinction. Il waa demonstratively In
sympathy with the spirit OF the occasion.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-08
DREADFUL PSORIASIS
Covering Entire Body with White
Scales. Suffering Fearful.
Cured by Cuticura.

NY disease tpsoriasisl first broke out on my
lefi cheek, spreading aCro.J my nose, and almost
covering my Taco. Il rin into my cycs, aud Tho
phyHUan was afraid would lose my eyesight
altOgpther IL sprt.al all over my heafl and my
The Helena independent., 1894-09-08
BLANK BOOKS.

You all need these goods and
we win save you moro than
enough to pay you for taking a
few extra steps TO come TO our
store.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-08
PICTURE FRAMES.

We arc doing framing very
cheap these days. VIII cost you
more later in the season, so ii you
have any pictures which need
tramlna bring them in today.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-08
--THE-
american National
BANK or HELENA.
CAPITAL 100000.
T. G. POWER. =. ..................P Pretide
A. J, GMAN....,...,...,..Vi Vice President
A. Z. JOHNb0N..""........ aehior

Directors.
T. C.. Power A. J. seliaman,
A. &. johnson, Richard Lookey,
James ullivan.
Interest allowed on time deposits. Exchange
issued on principal cities nf ths United stat,s g
canada and Europe transfer Of money mane
by telegraph. Collections promptly attended
to-. City, county and state securities bought
and sold
The Helena independent., 1894-09-08

DIMPLEs, blackheads, red and oily skin pre-.
TIlU vented and cured by CUTioUnA SOAR.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-08
FINE STATIONERY.

We have what you want and
prices arc below any house in the
state
The Helena independent., 1894-09-08
Price.

Visitors To tho Fair can got their
books from US this weels at halt
price, We have nearly 1000 dii.
ierent titlea OF paper-bound books.
which are from the leading
authors OF this country, and you
may take your choice az hall price.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-08
LEATHER GOODS.

New goods have reached us. and
wo are showing the 1904 styles in
pooltetbooks and Card Cases, Just
what you want and prices low
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-04-13
BISMARCK'S BIRTHDAY.
A Remarkable Demonstration In His
Honor at FrIcdrichsruh.

The band of tho Lau'nburg Rifles and tbs
Altoona Choral Society sorcnaled Prince
Bismarck at his homo In FrioIrirhsruh,
Germany, in honor of his 5cycnty-nnth
birthday
flowed into Frledrirhsruh ia "a constant
stream throughout the day. Count Won
MoItke, the Emprror's aide-dc-cHmp, mr.
rivod at Friodrichsruh with IN autograph
letter Of teliritation from tho Emperor
and a splendid cutrass with epaulots,
which Prince Bismarck Immediately
donned, remarking upon III" good nt Tho
EmprrOr's letter was most ilattorng. II snid
the steel Of the cuira-s was u token ~ sin
ccro German gratitude 10 which His Majesty
desired to Civ" expression.
Among the Princes numerous visitors was
"A deputation from the Ialb"rstadt Cuiras-
sirrs. Prince bismarck said ho hoped 60 b"
abto soon to enter into personal cOmmunrA-
tiOn with the regiment at llulhcrsadt
Presents were brought to TIA" castle 50
rapidly that it was impossible TO unpa"k
them all Tho castle yard looked Ikp u
freight depot. II was pI!"d high with bnr-
rolls kegs, boxes, and bundles Of all shapes
and sizes.
Tho number Of letters and dispatches re-
ceived By the Prince was beyond all r"r-
ords Of his former birthdays. The messages
wcrs received by tho bask"tiul every fifteen
minutes uurIhP 'il' "hJ ih'y '"l'' '.'
all tho remote parts OF tho world BOMBAY,
Calcutta, Sydney, Melbourne, Shanghai,
Toxic, Cairo, New York, Chicago,
St Louis, Rio Jan"iro ani Val
parniso. Messages from tho Unt"i States
were exceptionally numerous Hardly "A
European town OF moro than 1900 inhaht.
facts is unreprescntod. At 2 O'Clock IN IN"
afternoon 1000 letters and 1850 t"l"grtut =
had bocn counted and tho messengers W ra
still busy bringing more.
Bismarck bnnqucts were held In tho even
ing in Cologne, Essen, Augsburg, Mann.
holm, Dusseldorf, Halle, Schwciniuu' und
Heidelberg.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-04-13
PRUDENTE DE MORAEs.

President-elect Prudente de Moraes, oil
Brazil, says Harpers Weekly, was born
about fifty years ago OF wealthy and in
fluential parents in Piracicaba, large and
important city in the middle of the coffee
zone of the great State of San Paulo. He
was educated in the best schools of his
native country and adopted law as a pro-
fession. He early went into politics, ani
gained distinction az representative of his
native State in the Lower House Parlia-
ment in the days of the Empire. His course
there as a republican in very small min
Ority was moderate, and distinguished for
consummate tact and dignity. He made
good use of his thorough knowledge OF
parliamentary laws and usages. and en-
ployed his ability as debator to good ad-
vantage for his cherished republican prin-
ciples.
In 1889, when the Republic was declared,
Moraes was assigned the difficult position OF
Governor of San Paulo, which State he or
ganized against the wealthy and influential
monarchica1 party, which, though now in
the minority. still shows formidable strength,
defraying, as it does, the larger part of the
expenses of the revolution that started in
Rio Grande do Sui. In 1890 San Paulo sent
him to the Constituent Assembly, called for
the purpose OF promulgating the Republics
constitution, and he was unanimously elected
President by that body. He was then elected
Vice-President of the Senate, OF which, ow-
ing to Peixotos elevation to the Chief Magis-
tracy of the Nation, he has been the only ac-
tual presiding officer. Minister MeGdonca,
who was fellow-student in law with Presi-
dent-elect Moraes, describes him as appar-
emily man Of most gentle nature, but in
reality very energetic and uncompromising,
though just, impartial. and, above all, tact
full. He will not take Office until November
Is, unless Peixoto resigns in the interests of
peace on or after May 3, wheo Congress as
sembleS.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-04-13
NEWSY GLEANINGS.

GREAT BRITAIN has annexed Ponaoland,
South Africa.
LATE frost did mach damage to fruit trees
in the South.
BRIGANDAGE is greatly on tho increase IN
the province of Cadz. Spain.
PHENOMEN IL gold strikes havc been made
in New Mexico and Wyoming.
TIE gold reserve in the United States
Treasury is gradually decreasing.
TEACHER in an Athens (Ga.) school doses
her disoho1icnt pupils with quassi water.
THE Connecticut Fish Commissioners will
stock the streams of the State with 500, 900
trout fry.
GREAT apprehensiOns are felt in Switz"r-
land on account of the insufficient snowfall
this winter
THE Bell Telephone Company last year
earned So, 925, ,485. 60 net and paid 1899, ,l5G
in dividends.
IT is estimated that 42OO head Of cattle died
IN Fort Bend County, Texas, during the lato
bad weather.
THE Harvard faculty havo increased tho
rental of dOrmitory rooms from iIftyto sev-
enty-flve per cent.
THE gold output Of the world in 1898 ag-
grcgated $3.50, 1000, 900. These figures will
likely be eclpsed in 1894.
by means Of a cana! connected with tho
water power than Minneapolis.
VIRGINIA is now in n position to negotiate
with West Virginia for the settlement of the
debt of the latter Stateto Virginia.
THERE is some talk in Europe Of the
chances of a Three-Emperor League, to in
clude Russia, Germany and Austria.
Los ANGELES, Cal. has just completed n
sewer which carries its sewage sixteen miles
and dumps it into the Pacific Ocean.
ENRAGED at the crying Of his baby, andre
Bartelli, Of Barbertowu, Penn, throw 1t into
stove, where 1t was fatally burned.
PosToFFICE authorities at Toronto, Canada,
have seized copies of the Congressional Roc
ord, refusing to recognize tho Congress
frank.
FRUIT and grain have been greatly dam
aged by the Polar wave, which extended all
over the country east Of the Becky Noun
tains.
EMPEROR WILLIAM wants European nations
to make common stand against American
enterprises which adversely affect European
interests.
A CONTRACT has Just been made by the
Cranberry Lumber Company, Of Duluth,
Minn., to cut 100, 900 feet Of logs for
500, 900.
REPORTS to tho Chattanooga Tradesman
show that during the past two weeks forty
two mills and furnaces in the South resumed
operations.
THE latest news from Corca shows that the
hermit kingdom is ripe for a revolt that may
cause as much bloodshed as the palace riots
of ten years ago.
EXPERIMENTS have been made in planting
wet wheat by Washington farmers, and II
has been found that not more than one-third
of it will grow, and that which does grow
yields a weak and inferior stalk.
THE Sierra foothiII districts Of California
bf.yiDninU q rpaliZa that they rJr0-
duce apples of quality equal TO those
shipped from any other State. Many orch
ards are being set out to this fruit
A COMMERCIAL crisis in Argentina is re-
garled as certain within the next three
months owing TO the agricultural losses
through the drought. The wheat crop was
good, but the prices yield nc nrOdt.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-04-13
HANGED THREE AT ONCE.
James Upkins, Eduardo Gonzales and
Manning Davis Put to Death.

A triple hanging took place shortly before
noon at Paris, Texas The men were Jamo3
Upkins, Eduardo Gonzales and Manning
Davis. They mounted tho scafrold at ll.20
a. m. Gonzales made n short speech, in
which he declared his innocence. IIs WAS
followed by Upkins, who also insisted that ho
was innocent Davis was sullcn md roiused
10 speak.
Tho crime for which Upkins, cOlOrod, AMI
aged twentY-scven years, WIS hinged was An
assault on his six-ycar-old stopdauyhtcr.
He said tho girl resolved her injuries from
falling down the cellar stairs Manning Dl-
Wis stabbed and killed. his noighbor, John
ROier, at Eagletown, in the Choc-
taw Nation. Davis invited his victim to
his house and accused him Of insult
ing his wife Gonzales, n Mexican ng"d
twenty years, shot and killed John
Daniels, II singing school teacher, On May
IG, 1898, in Blue County, Choctaw Nation.
Some Of the young woman attending tho
school objected 20 GOuzales's uttendanc" and
when told Of this by Daniels, tho former be-
came angry and took vengeance Oh the school
teacher.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-04-13

The result of the election in Rhode Island
was an overwhelming victory for the Repub-
icans. Governor Brown and the whole Re
publican State ticket are elected and the
complexion of the General Assembly. which
now consists of a Republican Senate and an
overwhelmingly Democratic House, Is
changed In tho now Assembly not over q
dozen Democrats will have seats.
The returns indicated the election Of threo
Democratic Senators and the same number of
Democratic Repr0sGntatiT IS. To these were
probably to be added three or four more Rep
resentatives from PaWtucket.
Districts and towns which have always
been regarded as Democratic strOnghOlds
have given large Republican majoritics.
Providence, usually a Democratic city, gave
q plurality of 538 for Brown. and the Repub-
liean State ticket will have about 5000 plur-
ality. This was the first election i'll Rhode
Island under the Plurality law
Democratic papers cOncede Browns cIec-
ton by a plurality of 4914, and say the Gen
eral Assembly is also the enemyS $.
HOxie, Republican. who was last year un-
seated from the House by the Democrats,
which action caused tho Grand Committee
deadlock, was elected to tho Senate from
Westerly.
The Democratic city of Woonsocket has
gone Republican for the first time in state
election in many years. The entire WoOn-
eOchtL ASSSIIlDlJ hClCSdAAOIA 10 A'CPN'i''
The little town of Tiverton, always consd-
cred Democratic stronghold, is also Re-
publican.
The Hon. Franklin p Owen, tho present
Speaker of the Democratic House of Repre-
sentat, es, has always been returned from
the town of Scituate whenever he cared to
run. He was caught In the flood, however
and lost
The result ofthe election insures the cnoice
of Ex-Governor George Peabody Wetmore as
the successor of Senator Dixon in the United
States Senate.
The Democrats expected to lose the Leg
islature, but were fairly confident of elect
ing their candidate for Governor. They did
not. however, expect a land slide. That is
what they got nevertheless. The Prohibl-
ton vote was much less than last year.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-04-13

EXPERT DEVON processes to have discov-
cred that the State of New York has lost over
5000, 600 through a failure of Comptrollers
TO collect the Interstate Commerce tax.
AT the Gravesend (N. W election for
Supervisor the Citizens candidate defeated
the candidate of the McKaneites by q ma
jority of 2750.
GOVERNOR TILLMAN issued a proclamation
assuming control of the police and marshals
in all the cities and incorporated towns of
South Carolina; at the State Capitol he
made speech In defence OF his course. The
militia have left Columbia
THE President nominated J. B. Brawley.
OF Pennsylvania, to be Assistant Register.
and G. A. Howard, of Tennessee. to be an
Auditor In the Postofflce Department
Don RAFAEL IGLEsIAs was elected Presi-
dent of Costa Rica.
THE House of Commons passed motion
affirming the deslrability of establishing a
Legislature for Scotland to deal with purely
Scottish affairs.
CONFESSIONS of members of the Gravesent
On. Y.) gang" show that money was use
to bribe the juries that triei McKane, Suth
crIand and the others
CoxEY's "CommonweaI' army was for
hidden to parade in Allegheny City, Penn
HUNGARIAN societies turned out TO parade
in New York City in large numbers. ant
memorial services were held in Cooper Unior
to do hone to the memory of Louis Kossuth
PRAIRU res have caused much damage il
South Dakota.
The Democratic ticket was elected il
Texas by reduced majorties.
RETURNS from Western States that hello
elections show marked Republican gains
throughout.
The German Ambassador gave q dinner i'll
honor of Secretary Gresham.
The Chilean Claims Commission has about
concluded its work.
ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF WAR Doe made q
report on New York City's war claim for
50, COS, ,634 and interest.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-04-13
NATIONAL FINANCES.
Public Debt Statement for the
Month of March.

The public debt statement issued from the
United States Treasury Department at Wash.
ington shows a net increase in the public
debt, less cash in the Treasury during March,
of S13, 754, 472.54. The interest-bearing
debt increased s9,O68, $50. The non-interest.
bearing debt decreased S26, ,847.25 The cash
in the Treasury decreased S4,712, ,339.79.
The balances of the several classes OF debt
at the close of business March 81, were
Interest bearing debt, 1854, $40, ,930 debt on
which interest has ceased since maturity
Il, ,864 120. q: : debt bearing no interest,
1919, 593 ,O47. 81. Total, 81 ,O16, ,398, ,098.1 49,
The certificates and Treasury notes offset
by an equal amount of cash in the Treas
ury outstanding at the end of the month
We're S614 ,G27 ,040. an increase of S4,717,-
1873 The total cash in the Treasury was
$3.50. .78O. 717.73. The gold reserve was
500, ,OOO, 900. Net cash balance 533,
go, ,O25.18. In the month there
was Il decrease in gold coin and bars of 81.
O06, 752. Sc, the total at the close being S176,-
45G.O44.G3. OF silver there was an increase
Of u .53l. 1925 85. OF the surplus there was
in national bank repositories GIG, ,538, ,983. SO,
against 31G, ,320, 1928 81 at the end of the pre-
ViOuS month.