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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-01-26
PHYSICIANS.
JOHNH. VIVIAN, NJ. D. sTANsMORE VIVIAN, NJ. d.
VIVIAN & son,


physicians and Surgeons, Mineral Point
i Wis. Office In Vivians drug store. ~
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-01-26
G. D. MCDONALD, M. D.,

LONDON.)
Graduate Of the College of Physicians and
Surgeons of Ontario, 1887.
Late Resident Surgeon TO Howard Hospital
Philadelphia, Pa,
City and Country Calls Promptly
Attended, day or night.
Special attention paid to surgery, surgical
diseases Of women and diseases Of the
Eye, Ear Nose and Throat.
OFFICE over Prdeaux Drug Store, Mineral
Point. Wis. 2tf
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-01-26
A Good Showing.

Platteville Witness.
The National Bank of this city will
be ready Jan. 16, to pay the last extern
ton of its deposit certificates due
Sept. 2, 1894, nearly eight months be-
fore the time agreed upon.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-01-26
BUSINESS CARDS.
IAwYERS-
CALVERT SPESsLEY. CHAs. W.
SPENSLEY & McILHON.

A TTORNEYS and Counsellors at Law
"A Mineral Point, Wis Office in First Ma
tional Bank building. 1y
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-01-26
Mrs. Patrick McPhillips.

BREWER s. PENHALLEGON
The Caucasian., 1894-10-11
Bennettsyilla. S. c..

b"ctmDef /, J-j.
We. the undersigned citizens Of
Marlboro county, each bought one
of the Wrought Iron Ranges sold
here ten Years ago. aud have just re-
placed them with a New Home Com
fort Steel Range, which from their
construction and the material used
we feel confident will last three
times as long as the old ones, and
besides they have many more con
veniences:
Thos. Adams, W. B. Odom. Peter
L. Smith, George Ballard, S. r. Bar
rlngton, Mrs. Lucy GOODWIN. A. B.
Covingtcn, J. &. Smith, Harris
Odom, Eli Chavis, King Odom, Eliab
Cnayis.
We are using a Home Comfort
Steel Range and find it to be all IL 1t
Is claimed for it by its statesmen. 1t
bakes perfectly, require less wood,
and does everything in a more salts
factory manner than any range or
stove we have ever seen. We think
1t well worth the price paid for it.
A. P. BASKIN,
State Sec'y Florida Alliance
q. B. COLLINS,
State Lecturer Florida Alliance.
The Caucasian., 1894-10-11
JOINT DISCUSSIONS
Etween Col. skinner of the Peoples Par
~ and MT. branch of the Democratic
Party.

Btween Col. skinner of the Peoples Par
~ and .Mr. branch OF the Democratic
Party.
Col. Harry Skinner the nominee
Of the Peoples party Ill the first dis
trIct viii meet lion. W. a. b. Branch
the nominee OF the democratic par
ty IN joint discussion at the follow
ing times and places:
\ eatesville, Beaufort county Oc-
tober Is, | p. M.
Swan Quarter, Hyde county .Octo
Der 10, l. M.
Aurora, Beaufort county October
IL, l. III.
Bayboro, .Pamlico county Octo
Der II, l. IN.
Beaufort. Carteret county October
- l. M.
Ayden, Pitt county October "A, y
m.
Falkland, Pitt county October %,
II III.
Bethel, Pitt county October 2G, l.
III.
Greenville, Pitt county October
y, Il IN.
Washington, Beaufort county Oc-
tober %, II III.
Goose Nest, Martin county October
80, Il III.
Gatesville, Gates county October
81, II N.
The Caucasian., 1894-10-11
Ransom L00tS tlG Cam
paign Committee.
Continued from first page,

ton At Democratic headquarters. J.
looks now as if the uaJDaty may eA-
coed 10000, and this haa been a.
compli.hed Jy the methods employ
ed IN Alabama, aud by refusing th'
Populist party representation at th'
polls d. election officers, a. has orel
done in North Carolina.
A RECORD sMA7HEE.
This Is the first time since 1870
that the Democratic majority has
fallen below 10000. II has ranged
from 10000 to 10000. The most
startling feature Of the elecuOn, how
ever, is the development Of the fact
that several Gongressiona! districts
show clean Populist maJoritles which
may smash the solid Democratic
delegation in November next. In
the First, Second and Eleventh and
Eighth Districts, where the Popu-
lists were hardly organized and
where they did not run Legislative
tickets the Democratic majoritles Of
two years ago were reduced 30 per
cent. The Tenth, Tom Wat5On's
own district, gives Il clean PopuII8t
majDritY. The Fourth, now repre-
sented by Charles J. Moses, il Pop
ullat also, and returns coming III
from the Seventh indicate that that
district will be likewise. Garter
Tatc's district, the Ninth, only mis-
sed being Populist by seven votes.
WHOLLY UNEXPECTED.
This news is big surprise III
Washington and Senator kanSoma
visit here yesterday is more than d
coincidence. The Georgia result in
crease8 the demand for election
"boodIe" in all the doubtful south.
EN- districts. This is dazed look,
about campaign headquarters to-day
"Wherc in the devil the money il
to come from nobody can tell" 8aiC
chairman Faulkner. Why, replIec
Lawrence Gardner, 'the oihcchOld
trs can stand more bleeding. Inc
, committee Is III distress and Is threat
, encd with destruction. How muct
. "5oap' Senator hanson carried Of
: is not known outside, but IaVtmeye
E Barnes says at will last u litti
- whiIe-if not longer" 1t is the pur
pose of the committee to save Ran
som at all expense and without re
gard to the loss OF democratic Con
The Caucasian., 1894-10-11
TESTIMONIA Is
GOldShorO. \. C.. Sent 6 'Q4

Goldsboro, n. c., Sept. s, '94.
We, the undersi gned citizens, most
cheerfully recommend our Home
Comfort Ste Range, which are un-
doubtedly the most durable stoves
that have ever been sold here. They
are models of neatness and convent
ences, use very little fuel. draw
splendldly, heat quickly, but throw
out very little heat i'll the room sup
ply an abundance of hot water, and
are the quickest and most perfect
bakers We ever saw.
The Caucasian., 1894-10-11
ELECTION TiCKETs.

Send your orders for Election
Tickets to The CAUCASIAN office.
Give the first name of every candi-
date, VIZ: Henry L. Smith, and NOT
IL. L. Smith. Write every name and
every letter in each name very plain.
We can print and deliver your
tickets at the following prices:
County tickets 80 cents per 1000
Legislature 80 - " 1000
Congressional 20 80 = 1000
Constable 20 lOU
You must send money with your
order. The tickets will be delivered
at your post office or express office
FREE. Address all orders to
THE CAUCASIAN JOB DEPT,
Goldsboro, n. G.
The Caucasian., 1894-10-11
4 Drummer and al Old Farmer.
Continued from first page. +

a. .-s
.'"h'ii."'' '''.'i us
.s|
wool .uH'efr AN" % ''' = 90 -
articles. H.I'' 'I"' ''N - I"'.I"
tAe 'ariiI hii mas P"@7'", "no III"
writer "i-i'1 40 '''i' 'ii' ''''''' 'iD''
the Farmers ~ one at''''' a. a.
that i- no" ana H"' nee" Oh ~" -
.ls' fpI -FOUR year NOES 90 III % h'I'..'
except -H"rP SKINS WIN i"' "''' ""'
nave "''H 'L .'I'
put on jh" tree .l-' 'h'. "'>' ""y ~
October I9Jo. rom me -N'' N@- va
March, 1881 10 .''' --t''I ''5 - y.
DEL !"''' III '''' Iii
cents per P"Hh1. y '"i 'i','
carry hidt- l." ID, Ret anu "I'l
II three l''i7 "i 5''''' i'' no - ~,
SiH'o 'Arl Ha t.,,,.
IL t"h'. I".' i''
our P"Ii 81 7i'',.S' ,.,,...., ....I,r
Inc tafIH b.Ii 81 '.'I l''' WI oi
the duiE Ii7l' ana Ii'l" l''". U"' w.
III" present ''"' me ~, " 90. -
Aa7 '''I .'i' 'i-T'. '.- 'DI
III me 'A'l''' b '''9 5'I'' ,,.1 ~ r'. D'o'
-I5"-"'J''"' lh one one mi a.. ~
owner P"'' F'-''12fy', 'D' -.
JhH"f 'A'7 It''. "''' ~, ~, '"'
must z" 10 h"'h'HI. nv
'ut"i7 no" '"! l'GI "'}' IN
FARMERS bbl tH'J '''i "'''" ~ '''o '"'
m'r- rI"'tiHS 'u,, '''''' N''7 IL, u pay
htHh oH't. ','' n','''''' az
"1@hi r." De pi'"-'' VII" 'il'7 ''ei'i'
craft" laI.A.
"e h"" iaf.'. '''i"15s .T'' ''!l " "o''3
mat nave h''h'l'' h''H ti"P', 49,"
IRON II'"'7 At res, = I,'' u, ''''''' 80"
|"hIahd, mp "' ''"t II'P''
7ia' 'l'"l l''''''" anu @"'"'' -,
Eeih'i Win '"' '''1'' '.,'T "'''f
"I comm N~''2. 'i4' '''' ''''. -
me 'iInt'' goal ~" P',,' anu ''',o'
liht du4'iI'I7' NV ''''''' ''''','''' ,'''''
els haif' al" '"rH ''Hcl "''iH VI
IKE character ~ a9 We ii'L'' ~ - "''ii
IlhP"' IL" rom l VI h''' ~ 'i"' i-ES P''
hTccoo' ana cl7'" "noi'' muir 'H'
Wool schod"Io no lh"u',ry ,ry9 gre" ''a
"I' me ""oi n"u9li l il' ~ ,.'.' |" .
taI'l NH kIi7 iiI'2 '"'"Nt' ) an" "''
i9 soon ~ 'l' '"""'''S - N',i' ''''
- P''' ,.,..)I ,,,J
We viii have to pay for this wool IN
H"!@ I" Ioi'' S'Io'S' ''''e - 'ii'
Under this Democratic tariff bill
the farmer ha, to go INTO free trade
,'I,i ',gI ~ '' .,a .t T., 'I hv IT,,
actual nrcessarIcs Of life. Free raw
materials means nothing more "r
7 ''.'" I"I''''E 'iG "a, az '',I' ,I ',,,' ~
The Caucasian., 1894-10-11

DR.. Thompsol will need convey
ance from point to point.
H. E. King. Chm'n. P. P.
Elk. Com. 3rd Cong. Dist.
The Caucasian., 1894-10-11

-.a.tar,E Election Law" We quote
he Following: +
.rLo ..o+,t. Lookg have haan bn,- |
lareJ With odi,us aud unconstitu-
,ional election laws for yrars-laws |
that rave to Federal Supervisors the |
r;ght 10 challenge the vote of any
citizen and to count and determine
he vot4s that they saw tit to allow
c..t-Iaws that rave an officer Of the
army the powe, and discretion TO Use
from. ~ the pol,s when in bic opin-
ion Il became necessary.
"These vile laws have been repeal
ed by the present administration.
Below are given some of their provl-
3lons:
.Scction 2OO7 declared that when
the law of Il State declared that IA
citizen should not vote, because hr
naI not compIiDd with the require
ucnts Of the State law. al officer OF
.he Federal Government could step
10 and say hc shaH roir, and thu
take out Of the hands Of the State
the power to manage its own eI,c-
tlon8.
"In other words, an officer OF the
United States could challenge any
voter he chose, and require hum to
give to him-the .N"pcrrtS"r q! EIer-
hon<-the necessary qualifications to
vote.
"And if the Supervisor was not
satisfied with it, and the citizen at
tempted to vote, then the Supervisor
had the power to send after him Il
warrant and have him arrested at
once.
'SectiOn 2O22 gave United States
MarshaIs and their deputies the pow
er to prcret a man from voting
mark you, not to challenge, not to
leave it to the State Judge OF Flee
tionS to say whether be has the right
but to determine whether the man
had the right, and to pIcrca/ It.
"lhe election ollIcerS OF the ota'e
SAID certain citizen hao the flAhI
TO vote, but Federal supervisor
SAID he had not, "nd hc a5 not ""fe
cote"
Not a single word of the above is
true and the man who wrote it is
either lin the language of Senator
Nance) "a knaye or fool" But no
matter who wrote it, the Icmocratic
State committee endorses and send.
it ou+
70 prove that there is not word
of truth in the above, we quote the
following from the law that has lust
been rppealed:
s,,rLa c,on,-;,o., of E1oo4;o,, o,-
no;n+ad for anv cnuntv or parish IN
lnr Conarass;nn.I diy1rict If tba in.
S+aoco IS ton c;+izano q, nrovidaJ in
section 3oI1 shall have no authority
~ nool,o arrasts or to norform otb4,
dntirs than to be in the immediate
nroCnncn of the officers holding the
alact;nn and to witness All their nro.
cood,na, ;nclud;no the connting Of
t6o -ato5 a,I tha n,a l-;no, of , rot,r,,
theraof"
~-,..- ..f,,,, H. .,:> -.
NoUloe ' '@Ieiu a iuiiy 'nG "ol tbnt q,n5 " W
Cile law. ~ t S"yS p,"inny - 'Hr'' u" a' 'll'
> 81 PEI 'i0ol' li"'' ho poNel ~ ':o 'ny H
.. snins 1AIepV G5 , ol'plS &c &c +ho ~ H. Ind~a Sll,
c"'''''I"'t - P''S''1'' W liio 1i -
Vi Ile elecIioll anu W %u''SS "'S y
'"r /,Io,'',,I"gS: t ;', nn0 % t,'l' ~ 10 l,' q.
Li"oT Vic Id" ne ~ III 'iiT ll,, eyI' y VI
'io C0'iioo '''i0 M ~ ii'lto' ~ = - IL
Ct,to o1oat;en law ~ S+ata Eorc,
. In CLnt +h,n1,aI,.a, nm - darl
The Caucasian., 1894-10-11
LANERY---BAD LEGISLATION.


The ause that Produces the Inevitable
Result.
Slavery is the inevitable result of
poverty; poverty is the inevitable re-
suit of low wages; low wages are the
inevitable result of scarcity of cur
rency and an improper system of tax
alton, and scarcity of currency and
an improper system of taxation are
logical results of an unjust admins
tration of the government.-Beaseey's
Elements Of Economy. (tf)
The Caucasian., 1894-10-11
IL, ,tiaTKaksE 4 CO.:
ASDECiALlSTS\
tS~gutur s-raduatc.-)
\ oung and a. a.

~4 and ssaa-, successful s.ee.a..-. am
a. ..kg EaZ l.rlrb.
The Caucasian., 1894-10-11

Mr.. Simmons to be sure that he
was backed by good authority was
not satisfied with the opinion of the
Attorney General but also applied to
the law firm of Battle 4 Mordecai,
and the firm of Batcheler & Deyer-
eux for their opinion. We publish
in full in another column their opin-
ions given Mr.. Simmons under date
of Nov. 2, 1892. The following is
al extract:
"The law requires no duties of
them (the Federal Supervisors, ex-
cept to be in the immediate presence
of the officers holding the election,
and to witness all of their proceed
ings, including the counting of the
votes and the making of return
thereof"
Can the voters of North Carolina
trust party that will thus deceive
The Caucasian., 1894-10-11
iI2S Jarvis Surrendered :?


HIN JdIl .NIIIFIIuFIfu
CONTINUED from First ras~f
<,.-..-.., Il
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...., /. gI.,,,....l ...rrty : b..~- ~.
Il .a-.I.., my irf.rms,iou J.
L..se =, .,~o.,,.ar ,h,.r.. thar.
p.~.,,, R..tb.T.rI.l,riy.. caDd,-
a.. - ~. count, III. R,,s.n men.
n,-.,..r- .r ,,,furr,x.r
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.,.-.~,,..-x,,,,,.s.,,,,s !, Sails
1922. H.. NJ. ,.- [,n.,,, ~ NJ IS
.,,.rn,an . W o.nd,Jat. f,r
-. ~ana,. :, S,stesv;II. wh4r,
ID Ell II, c,,.aiI IT,.
,,....... .hg... - ,,,ro,.,I A.
,,,,o;n -. ,,l;ao.,. ,..,, .naI ana
..,.,-.'",5 .,~.,;,.r,,~f p~,,,h1;-.,n, .,3
pnnlIisrs A. t.b.y,lI, he was
natEl,. ,~'..t.J u;rh c,,omo, dacancv
,,,,iI ',b. u.hisr-ral nns.ih;li-v of his
.rirhdr.uaI frhrn he Ggb, h.cam,. =
,.raa, r,,n,or
-
80. - - fNi : : i'N .,.,.
was @If'culC u discover ~ ''r.ii"', ,.,i I,
"T""iu"I LeIF' d 0o''''''"" i'0'i'.'''' '' 81
,enI''' inio' ii'"'ioil was given ou' ~
loo' aug "l'4hs an" luuStS' '''o v
liz ne '"',i II ot'' 'i' i.''i'T0 -
,,,,,'. ,, ,o.,,'.,t ,,, ~ af ,ha+ lnrt y.r,
soon. "Ihcre is nothing definite, :
| he said, "and we are not in position
% talk about it. 1t NAV be so and
t NAV not be SO. Bg this time Sem
.tor Jarvis must see that the senti-
nent in the West is solid for Ran
SOM" 1t was then suggested that
the
EAST MIGHT EICK
against the Vests dictation in this
natter. "Not when the caucus
meets" was the reply." If the East
is honestly for Jarvis and the West
attempts to ignore. that sentiment
and force Ransom on the party,
might not the Eastern Democrats
repeat the Merriman colt :" was sug-
gested. "No possibility of such a
shing." was the emphatic answer.
Western Democratics will 90 into the
caucus with a demand for Ransom :
nomination. nat demand Ihey IL
'e'l" ~ '"l'i'e " "i'ii 'i1e
COUNTY GOV fhNNENr CLUB
1t has been used effectually hither.
TO in compelling concessions in rail.
road legislation and it will be useC
again. Eastern Democrats will bt
given the option of voting for JOIN
Sherman, single gold standard Dem
: 0crat or submit to the repeal of tn,
county government system. P0liti
cal power in the State is west Of Ra
leigh. About the county govern
ment question the Western countie
do not care thinkers dam" Dem
'cratS here openly say so. Thei
preference is decidedly for a change
ihe election of county commission
ers by magistrates is obnoxious [
The Helena independent., 1894-12-12
THE NEW B0ULET.iRD.
-Four Miles OF the Extension Of Helena Avenue
Has Been Completed.


Work on Lowland's drive. the new
county boulevard extending from the
city out into the valley. will end for the
season in a few days, Four miles of
the new road have been completed.
II is by far the finest county highway
In the state. and In fact it win compare
fnvorably with some OF the best roads
OF older counties OF eastern states. IL
is not a mere roadway; Il Is "A boulevard.
broad and smooth.
Donald Bradford was the promoter OF
the scheme, IL was his idea, and IL
was largely through his efforts that the
county commissioners We're induced TO
contract for Il. The new road Will be
the most important highway In the
county when completed. IL cuts
through section lines tapping a num-
ber Of county roads In the valley, by
It the distance 10 all points between
EldoIado bar and Helena is reduced
several miles. The road now extends
TO Prlckly Pear creek. over which a
temporary bridge has beon built, IL Is
the intention 60 extend the roud further
next year. if possible, or at least im-
prove the old road 10 the Missouri with
which IL connects
The boulevard has been constructed
under the supervision Of Paul 5. A.
BiclIcl II is 100 feet wide. with road
bed of fifty feet, which is well graded
and rolled hard and smooth. In the
lowlands half q mile of the road has
been underdrained TO insure II from mud
and miry holes over the drain extend
ing the width OF the roadbed has been
spread two feet OF gravel. This has
been rolled until 1t Is perfectly hard
forming a model road. The road has
been quite expensive to build. but the
county commissioners believe. as dc
others who have given the matter con
sideration, that 1t pays to expend
county funds in permanent road I'M
proVements.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-12
ANORITI.
A Finely Balanced Company in Charming
Opera Monday and tuesday.

Since first presented at the New York
Casino, the comic opera Amorita has
been revised and much improved. New
situations have been added and the
comedy element considerably strength
ened. The costumes and scenery also
have been greatly 'bettered. Magnifi-
cent dresses have been procured from
Paris and up TO date" spectacular ef-
fects obtained-all OF which have so
added TO the drawing powers OF the
opera that opera house managers all
over the country are writing for time,
which is impossible TO be obtained, as
the time for the rest of the season has
already been booked solid by the Cal
houn management. Manager Ming
was fortunate in having made an early
booking and is so enabled TO give Ia
his patrons an operate treat which Will
be greatly appreciated.
In regard 10 the present company,
which is even better than that of last
season. IL Is said that he engagement
of Miss Laura Millard. Miss Adel Far
rlngton and Miss Gertis Lodge; Messrs,
| George Lyding, Dug Flint and Geo
Webb. was a wise step on the part OF
the management and one which adds
strength to this finely balanced COM
pany.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-12
Artists
Materials

We put on the market this
morning a complete line of
artists materials at half what they
cost They must be sold:
le-inch Porcelain Placques, always sold
Cor 81; our price. i0c.
S-ineh Papler Mache Placques, always sold
FOR 0Oc. our price, zoe.
lG-inch Papler Machc Plncques. always
sold for 81; our price. SOC.
2O-inch Papicr Machu Placqucs. always
sold for si2i; our price. GOc
l0xli Ebony Square Placques, always sold
for 81; our price, 2jc
6Sl2 Gold Square placques. always sold
Tor 75e; our price, 2Jc.
Jxl9 Aluminium Panels. always sold for
Coc our price, l5c.
5xi0 Ground Glaps, Bevclcd Edge Panels,
always sold tor 81 our price, i0r.
1iNl2 Ebony Panel alwayg sold for yi25;
our price. i0r.
l2x2i Ebony Panel always sold for 91O;
our price. ,Jr.
Gx1s Ebony Panel always sold Tor 75c: our
price, 2Jc.
Ssle Ebony Panel, always sold for Dc; our
price. Soc.
CNl2 Ehon, Panel, always sold for 5Oc. our
price. l5g.
TSii White Panel always sold for J)c; our
price, l5c.
SNetchnS Pads NJ yorr own pllre
Wire rlacqur Hangers, Table nnd Sketch,
irg EusclH tor Joe aud upwards.
ESQ CclmloId Placqrcs. always sold FOR
5yc; our uarr, Poe,
The Helena independent., 1894-12-12
In the snnreme Court.

In the supreme court yesterday the
case of the State versus Fandricks,
brought from the Custer county district
court, was argued and submitted. G.
H. Loud appeared for the state and At
torney Light. Of Miles City, conducted
the case OF the appellant
The case of the Green Mountain Stock
Ranching company versus County
Treasurer Savage, of Custer county.
was also argued and submitted.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-12
comfort IN IrayeIlnr is EyerrthIng.

Everybody knows that the Northern Pa
cific Is the most comfortable and best
equipped line between Helena and all
points east and west. II is the only line
running through dining cars, through
Pullman standard and tourist sleeping
cars, and through coaches between Helena
and st. Paul. No waiting by this line at
junction points for connecting trains.
which are subject TO material delays.
Having the short line. and slightly slower
time, passengers are sure of making east
ern connections.
Take the Northern Pacific and avoid a
change OF cars and vexatious lay-overs.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-12
The Modern Mother

Has found that her little ones are Inn
pruvcd more Wy the pleasant lnNntlye,
syrup of Figs, when in need of the
laxative effect 81 O gentle remedy than
by amy other and that II Is moro ac-
cepfnhlc 10 iham, The true remedy,
syrup ~ Figs, is manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Co. only
The Helena independent., 1894-12-12

The ladies ot the First Presbyterian
church win hold their annual Deem
ber sale and supper on Thursday. tho
igth. in tho RnlcHrOum recently occupied
by u. II. Fowles. Meals win be- served
al r. m and az $3.50. for the sum ~ "a
cents, including oysters iu an styles
cold meats and other suhgianuals. Ice
cream and cake alone are extra. There
WIN also be sale VI mlnCc meat The
1dios hope for the patronage OF tholi
friends on thar day and evening.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-12

The discomfort OF dust IN railway
journey makes It to be dreaded. but II
YOU travel via the Great Northern you
save this annoyance. It's road6ed Is rock
ballast. and II has no sand deserts along
It's line. II ts free from dust.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-12

Winter blasts OF rain and sleet have no
terrors for travellers using the transcon-
tlnental trains OF the Northern Pacific.
Their passenger, sleeping and dining cars
are vestlbuled.
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OUR PREMIUM LIST:
ParlIen holdIne lhe followInr llokoln wI

Partlea holding the following tlokots will
please cail for books.
Lot 2-Serles A, No, - Columbian Gal.
lery. Scrica G., No. ~. Shame R,uos H.
No SO, Boys ~ the Bible aeriea "a, No
7S. Boys of The bible, SpriW Is. No. O.
TrnnyHOn'H pormH Srrlrs H.. So. Va
Worlds Great Nations. Series ". No. gg
GllmpHes Of the World. serioa %. No. q,
Concise Cyclopodln Series Il, No. ~, pil,
grlm,s Progress. Series 8, No ". Boys Of
the Bible.
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THE COUNTY FUNDS.
Quarterly Report by the Treasurer to the
Commissioners.

The quarterly report OF County Treas
urer Il 4. Bardon To the county commin.
aloners shows the condition OF the several
funds ht the heginnlug OF the quarter.
the receipts and disbursements since and
the balances at the end Of the quarter, hs
The Helena independent., 1894-12-12

Hoods Sarsaparilla. acting through the
blood. reaches every part of the syes-
TEN.
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Hobby horses, sleds. doll buggles etc.
at the Bap Iiye,
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ARE:

Fancy Dress Ginghams. t-3c; from l2Iic.
Fancy Elder Downs. Coo; from Soc.
Fancy Silks. a'gc; from GJc to H.25.
Black Hair NUTS at i5c
Misses Angoru Sets. sl35; from 81 and $50
Two Wheel Carts, only lOc.
-Four Wheel Carts. made OF Iron, can't
break them, Csc.
China Dishes, per set. from &c up.
Drums. from s5c 20 81.
sleds. from G5c 10 S.
Large Tin Animals. Stoves, etc. only i5c
Hair Dogs, only loo.
Musical Watches, 100.
Bisquc Dolls, Joiotcd and dressed. s5o.
Stand Mirrors. 2jc.
Cannon Perfume, Ice.
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Best line of 25c and 5Oc kid body dolls
in the city can be found at the Bee Hive.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-12

Buy your Christmas presents at the
Bee Hive and save 25 per cent.
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vestibule Trains.

SAINT Claus headquarters at the Bee
HiNn-
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For a stylish cloak for ladies', misses
or children. and eastern prices. call at
the Bee Hive.
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Boro Menthol win cure your catarrh. At
all druggists.
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BORN.

LNMBERT-In Helena, Dec. TO- 1894, to
the wife OF Frank Lambert, daughter.