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The Helena independent., 1894-10-18

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
~ the time for the registration OF tho
names OF the qualified electors In Election
District No. l, in the county OF Lewis ana
general election, TO be held on Tuesdsr. the
9Th day Of November. 1894. fog the said
county OF Lewis and Clarke, will sxpito at
10 O'Clock p. 10. on the 30.h day OF octo-
Der, A. ID. 1894.
The names OF the several precincts or
polling places embraced In said Election
District No. aro as follows: First and
second precinct First wAri; 9th and siIth
precincts Third ward; ninth and tenth
precinet'. Fifth ward. in Helena; seven
teenth precinct, Unionvills and Park.
s. Q. GmPATnICK.
Registry Agent Election District No. l,
Lewis and Clarke county. Montana.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18

pEsr CoTrAGf-Mr,. G.. NJ. kellogg calls
IL hAr boardiAs house. At 20 North enton
ayonue. lost Cottage u lie appropriately
place o eat a meal or tpsnd few dAyA or to
make permanent home. her terms arc yery
reasonable.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18

NOTICE TO ELECTORS-TO THE
N elseto of reRlst; ation diStriet No. o,
comprising East Helena. French Bar ana
spokane OF Lewis aud Clarke comfy. htSts
OF Montana. The undeuiepsd registry
agent for said dis.rists hereby giySs notice
that he will sit TO tue pu'poss OF regis
t'atlon Of voters within eaoh and svory
fraeinet OF his election district UPON the
datis an 4 at tho plhcis as follows
In precinct No. 30 East Helena, Oct. 9.
10, IL, ~. 10. 10. 16 and II at tho residences
Of J. b. Clark on Main street. East Helena.
In prseinet No. 81, Oet. Is. 10 and 20 NJ
Benton's houss on Canyon Fsr:y road and
spokane creek.
Az prsolne, No. 80, Oct. %. 2s, "a, 20. 20.
~. 20 and 30 at the residence OF j. X. Clark
on Main street. East Helena.
Tho homo office will bs a, tho rssideno5
OF J. y. Clark on Main 8treet, Ess, Helena.
The houfs for registration will be from 10
q. m. tili 10 =. 70. (omittiuR the hou from
~ TO ono and sir 10 aoyen r. M, on all
legal days from Oct. . TO Oct, 30 both .in-
elusive. j. s. CLAnK, Rsgn'v Agent.
East Helena Mont, Oet. g. 1884,
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the time for tts registration Of The
names Of the quali1sl ELECTORS in Election
Dist let No. 3. In the county Of Lewis and
Clarke. aud state OF hontsns. prior 10 tho
general election. 90 be held on Tussdar. the
sixth day Of November, 1894, for the said
county OF Lewis and Clarke. will expire al
ten o'clock p. N. on the thirtisth day OF
October, A. ID. 1894.
The names OF ths several precincts or
polling pisces embraced in said Election
District No. 3 ars as follows: Precinct No.
IL. Sixth wnd postoffios building. No.
1907 Hslons avsnu,; Precinct No. IL. Sixth
wa d, Boyls's real estate agency. No. 1909
Helena avenue; P.ocinct No. %. College
Place. Johason's store; Precinct No. %.
Valley, Warrsn's school house.
PETER CAMERON. Registry Agent
Election District Ne. g. LOWS and Clsrks
county. Noetans.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18

nROPOSALs-SEALED II PROPOSALS
| will be received al the oiflee OF the un-
derslgned until 1? M, October -, 1894. for
grading and timber culverte according 70
specifications on fle Of the county load
f,om Broad water hotel 10 Point neas the
center OF section ~. :. 10 q. 4 ", The
ROADWAY through liza r,son boulevard 20 be
o. feet wide, 1 600 feet long, thence q 900 feet
TO center OF section rs TO bs 80 feet vide.
Tho approximate estimate 10 ? $50 cubic
yaJds OF earth excavation and 10 b01 feet II.
M. pino or Nv lumber Tor 3 onlveTta.
Also grading Montana Avenue couuty
road from point ohe-fouTih OF a mile
south OF Ten Mile Bridge, thence moth l4
milea 10 Montana University, The road
WAY 30 DO q iost wide. 1he app oKimats
estimate is . 600 cubic yards Garth eIcaya-
ton aad II 50J feet h. NJ. OF ir or pino
lumber for eulvsrts. Toe work will be
dons TO the satisfaction and acceptance OF
the oourty surveyor.
by order OF The Board OF County Com
missionetA j. :. 1ooKER. Clerk.
Dated Helena, Sept "a, 1894,
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18

There are no san dcsoTs alonz tho limo o. too
sotLlefnent from the great lakes TO Puget sOund.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18
WANTED -MIscKI.LANEoUs

~ AhTED PULLS IN FRKNCH- MILE
" MEyranuo viii meet hsr hatutlay morn.
tuE fTouen Class ht tho auditorium overs tatur.
d1J tt l01JG m. a foW more pupils cau DO ac-
cpunodalod. tuition. 81 por month
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18
Nsvsr Resnlned Conaelousnesa

Special 10 The lndongndonL
BUrra. OsA iE-rSrvo'e, ono OF the
tailora who went to bed with the gas turned
on Monday niehi, died al noon to-day,
without ever having recovered conscious
Mas
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18
The E,cyc.o iieari.

Tho leo Hive will contingo fhsir bareain sala
on blankets fer this wos4 only. al and seo
IlaIn.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18

You can buy adross pit.srn At p hs Boo Hiya
With linings lhcl1lcd ~ OasAD as IA, pS!oJ OF
cloth.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18

THE BRISTOL.
nSLN uRQuIART Prop.
strictly firtt-olaas. with gAA, electric light
ststn hoat and elevator service,
ALL street Cars iaFs tho Door
Corner Main and State Strosts
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18

10 addition to the Tobacco hoarc' and
otter hoarts raid TO 10 dus 70 iHiu ions
hablig, vo now h,tr o. tho 'hieTc.s tonri."
We shan soon ls provided witN htaFs idr
hlmoat Any 5oiO- Boston GiotH.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18

CTooKHoLDRRs TIRE
- annual mnstinR Of the stoekk oldets OF
the Home Building and Loin association OF
Helena for the election Of nine trustees TO
serte for the ensuing yeav aud fpF tbs trans
action OF other business will be hs!d no the
Office Of the association, In Helena, BAtuE-
dRN Oct. n, 1894. at eight +. m.
A. J. STEELE. Sssfstary.
Helenn. Oei. l6. 1901
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18

Dust is ono OF th9 eai0l anaoyauu,1 % trans-
continental ttip, but tho Great Nostlorn is on
tirely FREQ from IL; tho roadway ia ctJne ballast
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18

STOCK WELts-ls the name Of the now hotel
~ recently Opened 10 tho pubic Newly fur
nlshod and dtted with steAm heat electric light,
slsctsio CAL AGd roturn bella IN fact all tho
modern impseSsmght, Centrally located.
Warren st., roar Broadvah o. A. stockwall.
pfoprietoE
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18

.C.I Hood 3 Co, lowell Mass,
"Gouilcmen;--I am glad 10 tell you that
have been given good hcsih by Hoods
sarapSnlA. For thrcs years was an In
valid, su1cslas terribly from
kcrvoa0ncso and Lamoness,
"Iwas so nervous could not bear the least
noise. and had 10 Walk with crutches Tor
SIX months. Hs could cot Put ono Of my feet
to tho door. Physicians did not DO me any
good. so a friend told me to get Hoods sar'
sap5rilA, but
Said There Wa5 NO Use.
However. after thinking The matter over, de-
cled 10 give II q trial, and have taken six
bottles Of Hoods savsaparilla, and the r.
suit Is that am wCll as any ono could wish
70 be, aud can 90 any kind Of work. adj
wise all my friends TO ta&o Hoods Sarsapa.
filll Tor / believe it VIII 90 them good.'
Mas SUSIE poDsoN, Cotton. California
Hoods Pills cure liver IFS, constipation,
bIlOusness, juuudce, sick headache Indigestion.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18
.E,eur.lou rioao,sto California"

Baby carriage, at actual cost this uO0k At Tho
Bee Hive,
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18
Union Rae flo system.

nq, tho rniyofsal paper patterns. ghoy ar,
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18

dds wANTED-sEALED BIDS FOR
ID building stone masonry well. foua-
cations for mill huildinR. ote. Al mate
rlals will be supplied 10 contractors. Ad-
IDEAS application 70 Ninah Mins. Wiekss,
Mont, before the Goth insL
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18
On and after msadab JaJ o tAs
MONTANA stage CO.
wan change their 'choduIs snirua
Daily 4-Horse Coaches
-BETwEEN-
Great Falls and LeWistOwn
Making the Trip in oas Day
Via Bolt, Arlington, Cora, dcyser.
Grafton. stanford Utica
and Philbrools
Close connection at Lewistownf for
the Great Minining Camps OF
Gilt Edge Spotted Horse and Maiden.
Gilt Edge Spotted Horse and Maiden.

Comfortable Four Horse Concord
Coaches.
Best OF Stock. Fast Time Careful
Drivers.
f. Good meals and aceommoda-
tons,
Prompt attention 70 Passengers
and express.
]. J. DAVIS. Supsrintendeu
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18

aOtO The ReO Hive ior hosiery and underwear
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

| lFE lNfUahNCE iollClEa LOANED ON
- ~ bought H. o.. hauau7, haastl ti'Y no
CNNp.Es DAN EES'r FuLL OUTFIT
v amt cto.. cheap. Address Porter. 55s
l'rogkDhrigo slreut, nslenA
EUk IkADE-H hbEK1 q. REEn & CO.,
/ hon,anA bahk=TssmA harness. wagons.
gio,i Wll trade Tor wool, real estate Or ofIofs.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18
100000 Farm Owners In the United
ft1tts.

TOst quality apron sinshams only Eve coats
per yard At lhe bee Hive.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18
saId There Was No use.

Haod's Pills cure liver lis, constipation,
bllonsness, jauudice, sick headache, Indigestion.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18

SITUATION MANIKD-DY A STEADY
- Trustworthy young man, Viliag TO do any
kind OF NOrS. Address a. u, Independent
Office.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18

SITUATION WANTED-To DO CHAMBER
- work or tAko care OF ROOMS, apply stone
house, 1oWor hill. Joliet 81.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18

slIGArIONS MASTED-MALE
SnUATIoN WANTED,-A GOOD BLACK-
v smith wants work. Address !. c. Lndot
son. box g. helena, Mont.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18

SITUATION WANTED = YOUNG GIRL
- wishes position In offios or store or cashier
in restaurant or hotel Addfess 5. 81, D.. this
ohice
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18

LILA IITN U NVINT N7f IIITEEN
~ FRED p Hosi. Undsr lhsflA
NoConnell. CiAyburs q ansa. plnintih's at
luruon
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-03-08
GONE TO HIS REST.
Gen. JubaI A. Early Passes Peace.
fully Away at Lynchburg.
For Some Time His Friends Have Ex.
pectsd the End Short Sketch
of the Great Soldiers Life.

LYNCHBURG, VA, March 9.-Gen.
Jubal Early died last night at $50.
lie passed away quietly in the pres.
ence OF his family and his physician,
his kindred and several Of his init
mate friends. TIE general seemed
aware OF his approaching end. Be-
fore noon he called for the morning
paper, as was his invariable custom,
and attempted to read, but found that
his sight was failing. Soon after he
extended his hand to Senator Daniel,
and calmly said; 81 want to tell you
good bye, major"
He then told his nephew, Cabol
Early, farewell, after which he drop.
ped into ~ quiet slumber. Later IN
the day the dying veteran asked Sen
ator Daniel not to leave the room, as
he wanted to talk with him about
certain arrangements, but from that
time he suffered such intense pain
that he did lot revive the subject. He
met death unAinchingly, with his
hand resting quietly IN that Of Sena.
tor Daniels.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-03-08
Not Worth $1,000.

New YORK, March "A dispatch to
the Herald from Washington says: A
counterfeit $1,000 7-30 United States
coupon bond of the series of July Is,
1865, was presented to the treasury to-
day for redemption. 1t was sent from
the State National bank, of Cleveland,
o., by its cashier, H. H. Somborn. Upon
examination it was found that the
original of this bond had been redeemed
some time ago. The counterfeit is an
excellent one, perfect in all its details
1t was numbered 140,213 of series A.
There was issued ofthese bonds 331, all
of which, with the exception of thirty
two, have been redeemed. This. issue
was the subject of extensive counterfeit
ing shortly after it appeared. In 1867
Assistant Treasurer H. H. Vandyke in
New YORK cashed eighty of them, which
proved to be counterfeit.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-03-08
Down Goes Silver.

New YORK, March, 4.-The week
ended yesterday with silver at lowest
price in history. The price was quoted
at 583-4@59 cents. No new specific
cause was given for the drop. Nesslage,
Colgate & Co., bullion dealers, said:
"There is no comment to be made upon
the decline. 1t is due to the same old
reason, toe much silver for the demand.
The 5 per cent. import duty announced
by the Indian government does not, of
course, help the silver market"
Former director of the Mint E. O.
Leach said: 81 expect to see silver sell
still lower, though within two years I
believe the silver question will be set
tied in favor of the greater use of the
metal as money. The difficulties to be
overcome in that time are, however, enor-
nous, though Germany has changed her
attitude toward another international
conference"
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-03-08
"BOSS" Crokeris Hot.

SAN ANTONIO, TEX, March 4.-RiTh-
ard Croker, the Tammany chief, vas
very wrathy when a reporter to- =
showed him published dispatches s. =
ing that Congressman Dunphy, in S.
letter of resignation from the Tamma y
organization, arraigned him as the IL 4
gator promoter, rewarder and uphol sr
of fraudulent voting and election criu. es
in New York. Mr.. Croker, when asked for
statement in answer to Mr. Dunphv,s
charge, said;
"If Dunphy made those charges
against me will have him arrested. ri
never encouraged fraudulent voting, and
if any person in New York violates the
election laws Tammany hall will prose-
cute them. | do not care to make anv
answer to Dunphys charges uutil have.
seen his letter. He had better be at
tending to his affairs in the Second dis
trict. If Dunphy thinks Tammany is
going to pieces and losing strength he
will be taught differently this fall; / will
meet his charges, and do not care to dis
cuss the matter until | have seen his
letter."
Congressman Bourke Cochran, of N w
York, will arrive here this week
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-03-08
RIOT AT TROY, N. Y.
RufIlanism Runs Rampant During the
Election OF q Mayor.

TROY, N. Y, March 7.-There were
five candidates for mayor in yester-
days election, but interest centered in
the contest between Mayor Wheelan
(Ind. DEM whom the Republicans
had Endorsed, and Francis ]. Molloy,
the choice af the regular Democracy,
and the adherents of United States
Senator Murphy.
In several OF the wards during the
day day the struggle between the
Molloy and Wheelan men was ex-
tremGlv bitter. A row was started in
one of the districts of the Eighth ard,
when Mayor Wheelan appeared and
made an appeal for order. His ap-
pearance alone averted a serious tight.
In the Ninth ward a repeater WAS re-
verely beaten and two others were ar
rested,
In the Thirteenth ward two broth
ers, William and Robert Ross, we're
among the Republicans. They grab.
bed at a couple of men who were being
showed forward to vote. In minute
there was a struggling mass of hu
mainly, and during the iracas three
or four shots were fired. When the
reserve police finally secured order
Robert Ross was found lying on tn,
ground dead from pistol wound, and
his brother William lying near bv
fatally hurt. Several others were II
bad shape. Many men were pounded
until their faces were unacceptable
1t is said that the nan who mUr
dered Robert Ross was bat" Shea
This information comes from an eyt
witness, who stood within few feet 0
Shea when he fired the fatal shot
Rober. Ross in the melee had Stun
bled and fallen PROSTATE 1t is sait
Shea walked up to Ross and held hi
revolver within a few inches Of hi
head and fired while the victims fac
was on the ground. Shea was arrest
ed this evening on a charge of murder
His injuries are slight.
. Excitement was not diminished las
night. 1t is rumored that a mas
; meeting will be hello today, when pub
, lie sentiment will undoubtedly fin
expression concerning the electio
outrages yesterday.
Incomplete returns indicate th
election of Molloy, the regular Demo
, cratic nominee, by 8 majority OF 1 ,20|
The board of aldermen will renal
under Democratic control.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-03-08
OLD HAYSEED'S SON 81.
By Col. WINS. HAYS.

An so YET want ter go ter town,
An think 1t 'ould be nice;
Well, 81, sit down little while,
I'll give yer some good advice,
Yer want ter go an leave the farm
An Farm ter be er clerk,
Because yer think yer are too good
Ter do this kind o. work.
Now here's yer good old mother, 81,
She'll sanction all j say;
'Twould nearly break her poor, old heart
Ter see yer go away;
Not that we'd hate ter see yer go,
For yer will soon be grown.
But cause yer didn't stay with us
M let well enough alone,
Wy, ST. my son, I'd rather plow
An whistle all day long,
Ordrive a mu E, an feed the hogs,
An sing er cheerful song
Than be clerk, an stan all day
In patent leather boots;
Wen work wus done, go loafn' 'roun'
A suckin' siggaroots
oh! Ya-as Yer'll strike society.
1t ain'tlike ours at home;
You'll find it's like glass o. beer
The most Of it is foam.
Hit amt the kind yer used to, 81,
An yer will find it true;
The minute that your moneys gone
They'll have no use for you.
Tem'tashuns, 81. in great, big towns,
Ar sech both night an day,
That many a good, squar' country boy
GIFTS caught an led astray;
They Earn ter cuss an smoke an chaw,
Git drunk an git in Jail,
Until thar poor, old fathers go
An git 'em out on bail.
Now, ST. don't say every boy
Is not successful when
He leaves the farm an goes ter town
But thar ain't one in ten
Who doesn't wish he'd never gone
The city's streets to roam,
An that he'd never, never left
His fathers farm an home,
The city's full of idlers now,
They're crowded thar in swarms,
AN thar ar hundreds thar who wish
That they had homes an farms
How happy an contented, 81,
Those husban's, chil'ren, wives
Would be eff they jes' had yer chance
They'd stay here all their lives.
Now, 81, I'll tell yer sump'in', son,
STAY here with ma an me,
Cause when we die this farm and home
Will all be your n-seel
You'll never do as we'll in town,
don keer watts yer plan,
Ifyou'll stay here, you'll alters be
An independent man.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-03-08
King Humbert Threatened,

ROME, March ga man named Oil
verl has been arrested here because he
had threatened to attack King Hum
bert. After his arrest the police learned
that he was the person who, during
Emperor Williams visit here in 1890,
threw into the imperial carriage let
ter denouncing Germany and the
house of Hohenzollern as responsible
for Italy's financial troubles, and put
under arrest.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-03-08
The Hard Times.

Who can point out the financial ie.
preston? George Gould says it is hos
tility to corporations the farmers sav
it is the low price of wheat; the silver
miner says it is the action OF Wall
street; Wall street says it is the action
OF the silver men the manufacture
says it is the fear of free trade; the
consumer says it is the tariff thu
capitalist says it is the exhorbitant de-
mands of labor the laborer SAYS its
the creditor the creditor says it is the
Republican the Republican says it's
the Democrat the Populist says il is
both; the Prohibitionist says it is whis.
key. end the preacher says it is the
devil.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-03-08
DUEL TO THE DEATH.
Editor RatIiff Kills-S.A A. Jenkins, a
Kosciusko Merchant.
Thrilling PISTOL Duel in Which OM
Outsider is Also Killed and AnOth4
er is MOrtally Wounded.

KCsClUsKo, Miss, March 4 -One Of
the most lamentable events in the
history OF KosCiusko occurred here
yesterday. A leading liveryman, S M
utl A. Jackson, is dead, the result q
Q deadly duel with pistols with Editor
W. ?. Ratliile; also two outsiders,
Samuel Russell and Will Sanders.
young farmers living a few miles from
the city, were hit by the leaden mes.
sengers of reath, the former shot in
the mouth and killed instantly and
the latter shot in the thigh and it ie
thought MORALLY wounded.
The town is naturally in Juror Of
excitement, and we'll it may be. II
all grew out of newspaper publicS.
ton in Ratliffe's paper, the Alliance
indicator, claiming that Jackson
while at the last meeting of the Legis-
mtu'e voted tor Popuist in q com.
mittee caucus Of Democrats. jackson
claimed that Ratliffe msrepresented
him. Whea last weeks Star came
out. with Il card signed by Jackson APP.
plying an epithet 20 Ralliffe, the
friends OF both men naturally felt very
uneasy lest an encounter would take
place between the two, and some I'D
vances were made to reconcile the
controversy pending by friends ofboth
men.
| Yesterday about noon Messrs. jack
son and Ratliffe met on the lower
floor of the court house, Just in front
of the sheriff's Office, where Deputy
Sheriff Wallace was auctioneering of
some goods. AS soon as the two men
saw each other a fight ensued, in
which RatIifie got Jackson down on
the floor The crowd that had gath
cred at the auction interfered and
pulled Ratliffe away, and as Jackson
arose to his feet two shots rang out
one it is thought from Jackson and
the other from Ratliife, without effect.
Before the men had time to fire again,
Sheriff Love and his two deputies
caught Ratiffe and usheredsilim out al
4 the south entrance of the courthouse
and were taking him across the yard
when Jackson came out at the west
c entrance, and going around the corne,
Of the building came upon the party
S with Ratliffe and then again the due
d to the death began, each firing abou
three shots. one OF which mt Jackson
d in the head, killing him instantly
lie and two other shots-it is supposed
, from Ratliffe's pistol-killing youuI
il Russell and wounding Saudere
The principals in the affair N
two of the best known men Ia "a
d place. Mr. Ratlffe was editor :" ~
w Alliance indicator, leader of !. Hr
ulist party in this section arr q
-, santing the county in the L.
Mr. jackson was one ll ,ne ~
N known and most popular bushes
ID men of Kosciusto. A short time Sc
he was elected to represent his count
ce in the State Legislature, defeating
Populist by a good majority. H
w death is rendered more particular
ed sad by his leaving wife and ionr Il
-. tie children.