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The Helena independent., 1894-09-23
JOTTINGs ABOUT TOWN.

All members OF the A. o. U. W. will hnd
daily papers TO read in their hall every af-
ternoon.
The place OF meeting OF the denoofstic
oounty convention has been changed from
Electric hall to the auditorium.
Il. q. Wallace, one Of the delegates 70
the national sneampment OF the Grand
Army at Pittaburs, arrive homo yesto, day.
Rev. Geo q. Stull, r. f., will hold the
frat quarterly conference Al Oakea street
on Thursday evening, Sept. q, al 1i3O
o'clock.
Tho ladies OF 81. Jamss A. NJ. r.. church
will give q dinner and bazaar for the benefit
Of tho church Tuesday and Wednesday. a.
3 s0uth Main street.
Iu the case Of the United States yersus
RUBY Walker and james Walker. suit on
troapass, demurrer Was filed TO the com
plaint In the United States court yesterday.
The Helena Electric company yesterday
decided ita entso railway system, with
electric plaut aud supplies 60 Heary NJ. PAr-
chen, ChAs. ", Cannon and William A.
chsasmnn.
The Order OF tho Eastern Star will give
reception aud banquet 10 the newly
elected officers aud members OF the differ
ent Masonic bodies al tho Broadvater on
Monday evening.
The oaso OF John hehAhAn versus the
Copper hell company has beon taken from
Justice Geo. W. padbuy's court In Bell
mont toVnshir, 10 the district court. The
lower eouit gave plaintih Judgment on de-
fault for Sl9J. 20 aud costs.
The Chowdor club have engaged MADAME
Erieko's lAalss' orchestra 10 plsy at the
Diam bake a Hotel BToadwAtsF this after
noon from two o'clock unlil hVo. he
fame OF thin musical organization IL vide.
and its supiTb performances will add TO ,ho
en- Joy msnt OF thO bake.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23
PRE- ARE FOR WINTER.

And Get stoves That wnl Keep the
House Warm IN Cold Weather
The we'll known hrm OF siurTosk \
Pteuitt in the Granite block. have made
pisparstions for furnishing housOholdtrs
With the moSs desirable articles for cold
wsather-s,onos that will koep the plAoS
warm when tbOTs is need OF them. Among
the pslts ms which have mo, With moa,
favor are tho "MAgio UuivoraAi Baso
DnTns," and the "Univei sal OAK" Theao
Iwo styles have stood the tsat Of years, and
their quality has been proved by experience.
Besides theee, Stuttook a Pfouitt carry all
the other loading mhkss, and only the bss,
OF them.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23
CLOSE OF THE BILLINGS FAIR.
Tho Display Was Fine and tho Races
Successful.

Tho Display Was Fine and tho Races
Successful.
Special to The Independent
BILIHos. sept. 22. THE Yellowstons
county fair and races closed to-day, aftor
i've days OF sueoessful racing. and one OF
the erandest agricultural exhibitions ever
held In Montana. Tbs visitors were all
astonished at tho size and quality of vege-
tablss. Melons and grain. mammoth pump.
kins and squasbes weighing over 100
pounds. waterm lions hfty poundG oante-
loupss of finest flavor. luscious apples. plums
and grapes. honey in the comb producsd
hore. corn. amber cane and broom corn
were among abe euriosities beheld by the
visitors. Fancy work, art and culinary
delioAoles we're displayed In abundance by
tho IAdiea.
Tho races throughout the week were good
and remarkably free from tho ordinary
jobblna found around race cou ses. When
ever unlawful acts wsro detsoted the cul-
ptits we're summarilv dealt with aud raoes
or heats declared of. Much credit is due
IL. b. Tatel for bis yalutbls assistance In
tho management OF races.
Postponed heat Of the match trot-On-
ward won, RsdlRnd second: time. 2;37lS.
RunninR, thres-fsuTths ola mile. selling
purse S20O-Nst,io Glenn won. Bill Howard
second. Gilroy third. Little Tough fourth
time l:20.
Free for all trot or pace. thToo In Ave.
purso SA00-Brino Trix took three straight,
scioto Girl second, Rosello third; time.
2:g7A, 2;27sl. 2i2GA.
Special running. ssvsn-elRhths OF a mile.
purss Sib0-st. jacob won. So Croix sec.
ond, Larahe,ta third, timc. l:;3.
RunninR. four and one- half furlongs-
Jack the Ripper won, Minnie second. Go.
phor third; time. 100.
Matched race between Lark and an In
dian hors@ 800 yards, s95 sldS-Lark won;
time, ;l6.
Special running, 700 yards. purso 800
Little James won. AIiss second. Bnokskin
Charlie third. IL was too dark TO catch the
| time.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23
THE BOSTON.
THE SQUARE
USE OF
PLAIN ENGLISH.

When the advertising atmos-
phere is heavily charged with
exaggeration, 1t is well to remem-
Der who the honest advertisers
are. We have labored to make
our advertisements plain, strong
as the facts demand, but not
overstated. We tell you about
the stock clearly and truthfully.
That's the point we wish to en-
phasize. We allow no misrepre-
sentations-no sailing under false
colors. We are simply telling
the plain, the unvarnished truth
when we state that our clothing
is cut, trimmed and put together
In the latest, most approved, most
artistic and substantial manner,
and will compare our clothes
with any Tailor-Made Suit for
style, fit and finish, and that we
we are selling them at prices
that draw crowds and hold them
prices that don't make you
poor-prices that don't make us
rich-prices to harmonic with
the times. Ifyou are looking fol
bargains in Mems, Boys and
Children's Clothes you had better
look our way.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23
GRAPES FROM IDAHO.
A Dozen Varieties ms Fine as Anyihins q
From East or West

A Dozen Varieties ms Fine as Anyihin
From East or West
THH INDEPENDENT has received from the
Phystts nursery and fruit farms. of Pay
ettr. Idaho. q case of grapes oontsining q
dozen varieties. There are now growing at
the Paystte nurseries sixty different vari,- =
ties OF grapes, and II the twelve samples re-
oeived are a fair average they are equal to
tho New York or California product The
twelve varieties received consist OF the
white Sweet Water, Casawba. Martha,
Pochiine,on. Princess. Delaware, Cham
piou. Warden. Duchess. Vsraennes, Hart
ford. Morris Early and Black Hamburg.
These are all Of good size. and the Duohess
10 SUI TO be q 70 vorite. Tho hessrs. Whit
ney. tho growers write that they take as
high as eight cases Of fruit. vhlned AZ 81 a
oass. fIom a single vine. aud as there are
900 vinsa 20 the aero there 10 u handsome
profit in grape culture In that section.
Why will mob some enterpfisin2 Montana
farmer one in the Yellowstone or Bitter
Root valley, try grape growing.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23

q. w. Price. John Nancy DslsRstos 10
the Staia conventions Charles Moore. W.
O. Bfoadwa,er, W. y. Knor, Geo. sandef-
son, ID. q. browne, Joaoph Sullivan, O. ID.
CrnTeher. For chairman Of tho county
eeutaAl COMMITTEES. David q. Browne To-
esiVed the honor.
All tho above nominA tlona were made BY
aeolamation, Tho whole having been made
In caucus. For public ladminialrator John
NoubeFt who 10 recent accession from ihe
republican party. was defeated for tho Of
fee by MaioT Ed. Dunno. FOR coroner q.
ID. CTutchof defeated James heDhinnsy on
tho hrs. ballot.
Neither party has made any arrange
mon,a for filling Vnonnoiea oocarriOg from
any cause upon the tiokst. 90 that all nomi j.
nations must stand 90 ,hoy run.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23
YslIewslons nspuslle.n..

sponiAl 20 Tho Independent
BnLiHos. Sept 2l.-The republican
county convention mot hsTs to-day and NJ.
ter the usual p'elimiusries the following
ticket was nomins,sdi Senator. A. T.. Bab-
cock; representative. Chris YeRsn; oommis.
sioners, A. A. Ellis and 4. u. Sawyer for
-four years and Il. A. Baldwin for two years.
attorney. X, Il. Allen, coroner, Dr. Henry
ChhDplo, superintendent Of sohoolL Miss
Martha Shoemaker; clerk aud recorder, U.
4. frlEEellsi treasurer, w. II. Norioni
assessor, II. u. Whitneyi sheriff, Geo. A.
Rsrkey; surveyor, A. A, Norris.
The sisc, OF tho bitter fRh. ht tho pri-
marisa last week is making itself NANTES,
tonight on the streets. and much dlsHstls-
faction 10 beiu9 expressed about the slate
practices Of to-day's convention, and SONS
noble warriors are already grinding their
longest knives.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23
AN ENTERpRIsIYG DRUGGIST.
10 wni Push tho Safe Of Remedies Manu-
f.aN..ad IN H.l.A.

10 WIZ Push tho Sale of Remedies Manu-
faotursd In Helena.
Eugene Meyer. the enterprisiug proprietor
OF the City store, expects TO leave In Q short
time for an extended trip throughout the
state. lie intends TO build up big trade
in the various patent medicines which he
oonttols. Mr. Meyer ia the proprietor OF
the Giant Rsmsdy company and manufac-
tursa all OF that rompnny's medicines. bo-
sidsa Meyers Cough Remedy" Meyers 9
sarsapErilla" and other we'll known medi.
oines. He SKnocts TO build up quite a large
patent medicine manufacturing buslnesa.
and owing TO HE enterprise and tho merit
OF hls remedies he will, without doubt,
ancoead
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23
HE.ta Set At Liberty.

BAN FRASoIsoo Sept 2,-Thfos Of Tho
four Fan Salvador refugees who were
b b'ouHh, here on the United sta,Os ship
bennington aud vsro arfcAtod by federal
authorizes at the solicitation Of the gov
Ofnment OF San Salvador are now free
men. They are Gen. Antonio Ezstn.
Gen. Leon HalAuos aud Capt. hAbor Flo
rencO Bustamonte. The fourth. Col. Cion
fuaoa. wall bo seat back 10 San salvador 90
answoF fof tbe crimes charged against him.
such Ia the putpott of deolaion rendered
bv United States Distriet Judge Morrow
to-day. His decision 10 long one aud 90
cupied moro than an hour In deliyaTy.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23
THREE KILLED OUTRIGHT.
And Many Others Injured At the Town ei
spring VALLEY, MINI.

And Many others Injured Al the Town Of
spring Valley, MINI.
MINNEAPOLIS, Sept 22-A Journal apo.
Oial from sPrlng VALLEY, MINI, says A
disastrous cyclone waited the western part
Of thIs city last night, killing three persons
outright and severely iniurius twenty more.
Houses were turned into hospitals and doe
tors from surrounding towns summoned.
Twenty dwelling houses aud The South
woato railway depot were destroyed.
Loss. $4,000. No insurance.
The dead arsi Mr.. and Mrs. n. Dodge,
and child OF FIAnk MaAhek. The
wounded; q. q, King. fatally Mrs, Louise
Ross. fatallij Lgna Rose. seriouslyj Mrs.
Harper. injured back; Mrs. FtAnk Mashek,
Injured back, critically; Chaa. Dodge. crit
ieally; Nellie Rnmssy, broken leR; sallis
Williams. aeriouslyj Mrs. William Strong.
arm broken; John Ness atm broken, sew
eral others less painfully hort
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23
CREDIT RUINS
What q Distinguished Author Says OF
Running In Debt,

What q Distinguished Author Says OF
RunninE In Debt,
Char'en II. Otken, LII. D., In q book
entitled "Ills OF tho fouih." snys OF the
condition OF the rsople: "The friRhtfu
erodit system 10 whht has ruined the south
ofn farmer. The tader who furnishes the
supplies makes on -four alone from 90 to
1l6 per cont. Tho credit system keeps the
farmer In bondage. lie would have saved
a. psr oeu, II he had bought for onsh."
1hI'. willis q local Wow by an telaaent
observe. applies equally we'll TO the west
Ls TO the south. Debt 10 bondage anywhere
and everywhere. Merchants who give credit
overchntqe and muat oysroharee as much
in Montana as in Georgia. Tho only ros-
10 Gus person In any country 10 the ono
who buys for csah. We can cite suthofi-
ties from every nation on the globe In sup-
port of our statement that our method Of
buainess-spo. sash-is the only right one.
MEfNsTrtN IL Co.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23
Voted 10 stand Pa,.

MAsNLos, o.. Sept 22-Ths Minalsvood
coal miners Al North Lavrsnee voted 10
refuse the opOTAtori offer OF Go oeniS OF
nve cents more than the original offer. aud
unanimously resolved TO hold on, for 10
cents. This believed 10 forsshAdow tho de-
feat Of the alloBpt q, q oompromlue ini.
tiAted By The state board OF arbitration.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23

Pum.ApELrmtl. ssst. 22.-In ihS iuterna-
,ionsl cricket match to-day ths Americans
anishel tho hrs, inning With 1863 runA
against lsT for tho English.
whoa ths second days play ended this
attsrnoon, the visitors had lhs beat OF u By
long odds, having added t70 70 theif score
in the second inning, with eight wieksts
down
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23
The Giendive PrimsrieA

Special 10 The independent
GLEsDrE Sept 22.-The democratic
primary election for Glendive prscinc,
elected L. b. Kennedy chairman. Alex. =.
Gillispie secretary. and Thomas Lee aud I.
II. Haaan tellera The following we're
elected delegates 10 the county convention:
L. b. Kennedy. X. s. Drow. X. S. snyder.
Chas. Gallagher. J. F. Boylan. q. N. Bar
dick. Edward Butter. +. N. Grace. G. E..
Osterw wind. Thoa. Lse.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23

BmMNonlM Ala, Sept. 22.-Iiaaaey ofif.
fin, 8. n. CemOa, Henry diammer. Jo,
and David Bingham aud othsra OF 1usca-
ioosA county. have been arrested on charges
Of oountsrfoiting aud conspiracy 10 pre-
won't L. Cooper aud others from testifyinR
la the federal court. II Ia alleged that the
gang purchased counterfeit monsJ IN ths
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23
Walter Cleveland Was Murdered.

Special to This Independent.
Bro INNER. Sept 22.-The coroner's In
quest over the body OF Walter Cleveland,
who was murdered few days ago. brought
In verdict this afternoon that the deceased
came to his death by the hands Of unknown
PAT ties. Sheriff Conrow came down from
Livingston to-day and will endesvor to
clear up the mystery. Cleveland was
buried hero to- .day.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23
special Attention.

Send your orders for all the lates, sheet
music 70 the Helena Music House. foot OF
Broadway. II In the oiiy call. They have
exclusive handling Of MeMasier's new
method for guitar.
A. I. REEVES, ManaRer.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23

ST. Lours sopt "a lu the criminal
eour, this forenoon seyon prisoners made n
dash for liberty. Wm. nlAEdion, indicted
for assault 70 kilt I'D Carr. Al Harris aud
james foaa burglars, got away.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23
FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED.

A Mine Owner missing and Hts Property
Levied On for Debt.
Attachments were levied on tho Daisy
mine al York yesterday by Blake a PEN
woll for A. n. Holtor, Turner q Co.. snt
Others. John @. MoCann, who has beer
operating ths mine, has disappeared. lsnv'
ina behind large number Of creditors
HE disappearsnes 10 uusooountablS and
there IL some talk tina, he hha been foullJ
dealt with.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23

To call aud sse . oompls1a liab o. ohla
glsaawaTe, lamps. silvsrwAro. a,o
Prices 70 suit every purl@
Best goods. lowest prices.
y. y. kpwAnDs. y Park Avenue
The Helena independent., 1894-09-23
cuornAU DEMOCRATS.

soisc, Most of Thslr Candidates by Az
oiametlon.
special 10 The independent
FoRr BENTON, sspL 23,-Ths oho,oau
county democrats plaosd the following
county and legislative ,ioke, In the nsld io-
daJ' Senator, o.J. MoNamaTsI representa-
,lve, n Y. ONsilj sheriff, Thomas Clsryi
treasurer. V. BoaaiI ASSESSOR J. I. hotani
CLERK, l.. X. Doylinl attorney. J. W. Tat
tanj supeflntsndsnt public instruction.
Miss Al. Il. Finnigani auIySIoh ii. \. Oar
liual county commissioner, W. bWan,on.
The herald., 1894-08-02
The Feast OF Portinucula.

Commencing with Wednesday after
noon and all of Thursday, this week
(Auguat 2d). there will be celebrated in
St. Joseph's church, on Santes, between
Twelfth and Plco streets, this city, the
great Franciscan feast and indulgence Of
the so-called portinuouls. 1t is the
greatest privilege obtained by st. Fran
cis. the founder of the franciscan order,
for bis church. Portinucula at Assidium,
and aftsrwsrd extended by several popes
to all the churches attended by the
Franciscan fathers. This being the first
year, the Sons OF st. Francis and sue
cessore to the early missionary padres
of the Pacific coast are again located in
Los Angeles, the feast of portinucula
will be celebrated with extraordinary
solemnity. Masses on August I'd will
be celebrated at 6, Z. and 10 o'clock a.
m. At the 10 O'Clock solemn high mass
the Rt. Rev. Bishop G. Montgomery
will preach one of his eloquent dis
courses explanatory OF the occasion.
All cordially invited.
The herald., 1894-08-02
Highest of all in Leavening Powe-Lac U. S. Govt Report
R|ZAI BskIRs B,,a1s'!
ABSOLUTELY PURE
PRICES THIN DEFENSE.

he Tries to Shuut His Crime on an liz =
nocsnt Man.
Leo Price, a young colored man, tried
very hard to avoid conviction of a felony
in department one yesterday, Judge
Mckinley presiding, but the facts were
too much for him. He was charged
with stealing s1l5 from safe in the
barber shop OF George P. I.oos, under
the United States hotel, the night OF
April oath last. The night in question
Mr. Loos put the money in the sale but
forgot to lock the door. George Snee,
colored man who worked in the shop
called Prices attention to the door be-
ing lett open, and closed it, but did not
turn the combination.
That night Price slept with him in
the shop, and he gays that the next
morning he found Price and the money
gone. He was caught at Santa Monica
a day or two afterwards.
IL was found that Price, at 5 80 O'Clock
the morning after the robbery, routed
shoemaker named Bates out of bed and
lett $50 with him to take care of. He
told Bates he won $93 the night before
at Chinese lottery. He had other money
with him which he said was his own.
Price told a very f1imsy story about
the affair. He denied sleeping at the
barber shop the night of the robbery.
He was there and saw Loos put the
money ia the safe and heard Snes call
attention to the open door, and the lat
ter, he,said, called it his money. Snee
wanted him to 60 to Santa Monica the
next day and agreed TO meet him at the
shop at O'Clock to see whether he
could 20. When he reached there the
next morning Snee, he claimed, handed
him 500 to keep for him. and told him
to take $40 OF this to gamble with ct
Santa Monica. This very diaphanous
story did not 60 down with the jury.
They were out hall an hour before
agreeing upon a verdict of guilty.
Judge Mckinley set Saturday for Prices
sentence.
The herald., 1894-08-02
DYNAMITE EXPLODED.
The Accident at San Fernando Tuesd
Aftaruoou.

The Accident at San Fernando Tuesday
Afternoon.
The accident near San Fernando
Tuesday afternoon in which two broth
ers of Officer Fifeld were injured, was
caused by an explosion in shaft.
After exploding charge OF dynamite
Mr.. Fifeld went down in the hole and
found the gas was very strong. He
called to the men to hoist him out, and
when within few feet of the top he lost
his hold OH the rope and fell 25 feet.
His brother went down after him, and
was prostrated by the gas. a third man
named Brown went to their assistance.
and was overcome. A fourth man went
part wsy down, but had to come out. At
last man named Orr went down and
tied ropes to the three men, and they
were rescued.
Fifield is in critical condition. The
other two will probably recover.
The herald., 1894-08-02
MEMORANDA.

DR.. Rsbecca Lee Dorsey, 6timson
block, first floor, rooms 129, 130, 13l.
Special attention given to obstetrical
cases and all diseases OF women and
children. Electricity scientifically used.
Consultation hours, l to 5. Telephone
1927.
Persons desiring to frame their por.
traits will find the best selection OF
frames at Liichtenberger's art empor-
ium. 107 North Main street. Artists
will find it to their advantage to pur-
chase their supplies there.
Go with the crowd to the Cosmopoli-
tan dining hall, 219-22l West Second
street, for turkey dinners and eastern
loin steaks. Best OF ice cream served
noon and evenings. All for 25 cents.
S. Conradi, optician, matchmaker and
ieweler, has removed to 113 South Spring
street. Fine diamond setting o special
ty. Watches, clocks and jewellery care
fully repaired and warranted.
Best remedy for irritating bronhcial
cough and Roreness in the lungs is Row
ell's Cough mixture. We Recommend
it. A. i. Littleboy, 81 South Spring ct.
Special--For q short time only, finest
snamelsd cabinet photos in the city, re-
duced to 81 per dozen. Sunbeam Art
Parlors, 1856 South Main street.
Adams Bros, dentists, 2391s South
Spring street. Painless filling and ex-
tracing. Tho best sets Of teeth from Sc
to $40.
W. R. Burke & Co., 2l3ls N. Spring.
Fire insurance at reduced rates. Cali
and see testimonials from leading citi-
zens.
Go to tho Dryson Lumber company
for the best lum ber; finest line in the
city. Office, 207 w. Second street.
Have your piano tuned by A. g.
Gardner, competent piano tuner, lis
Winston street.
Mrs. DIR. Wells removed, 252 s. Ocean
ave., Santa Monica. Car fares deducted.
The Advance Davis sewing machine is
the best. Office 12S South Main street.
Sharp & Samson, funeral directors
Independently ,536 s. Spring st.. tel. 1929.
Sewing machines, in good working or
der, for IS each. 12S South Main street.
All kinds of sewing machines repaired
at 12s South Main street; needles, oil.
Inglewood brick-best, hardest, cheap
est. Room l, Freeman block.
DR.. Wallace A. Dunton, 304 N. Main,
opposite St. Elmo; tel. 1859.
All kinds of sewing machines for rent !;
12S South Main street.
F. R. Cunningham, dentist, Califor-
MIA Bank building.
Beautiful Bellevue Terrace, the finest
hotel in the city.
Insure with A. G. Golch, 147 South
Broadway.
Mexican leather carver, Campbslls
Curio store.
DR.. Darling has moved to the Stimson
block.
DR.. Bsbcock has moved to Stimson
block.
Drs. Rogers & Mccoy, Bryson block.
Rooms So week. U. s. hotel.
The herald., 1894-08-02

Save money in hard times by reading
and advertising in the classified COL
umns of the HERALD, ON the sixth page.
Ii you want anything you can always
get suited by watching the columns of
this paper or spending a few cents in
advertising. The list presented daily
comprises: Help wanted, wanted situa.
tions, business chances, money to loan,
houses to rent, houses wanted, city
property for sale, country property for
sale, personal notices. professional
cards and wants of all descriptions. The
cost OF advertising in these columns ia
but trife and the results, as many
testify, are always satisfactory.
The herald., 1894-08-02

From the Evening Telegraph: Who in the
mischief is Daniel Donaldson? pam phleteer
is abroad in the land under that name, whose
biting sarcasm and clean-cut logic show him
TO be literary foeman whose steel only the
very selfconfdent will venture TO encounter.
ostensibly he is q defender OF the A. P. A., but
in that guise he has managed to thrust his blade
deep into the vltals of the institution. One is
compelled to admire the unusually brilliant in
tellectual quality of the pamphlet, whatever
his opinion Of the merits of the argument.