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The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-12-28

| There is considerable contrast be-
tween the appearance of our streets
now and few days before the annual
visit of cid Kris Kringle. The density
with which our streets are always
packed on Christmas eve with pulsat-
ing, expectant, humanity, seeking
that personal pleasure and relaxation
so necessary for the older ones, and
that the little stocking hangers laid
awake or slept in fitful spells to watch
for. Every nation has it's peculiar
myths and observances on such occa-
sions, which proves the homogeniety of
the human family. We hope all our
readers. as well as others, have had as
Merry Christmas as their finances
would admit, and that they may have
many recurring experience.
The new year will be ushered in be-
fore the TINES makes another appear
Bnce, and with this number it conveys
to all, its best wishes for happy and
prosperous time for 1895. To many the
departing year may have left an i'm
print of sorrow and financial pressure.
but let us accept the inevitable with
becoming resignation, and look to the
future with that degree of hope and
anticipation that bencfcent wisdom
has SO wisely endowed our nature, and
without which, man would be unnerv-
ed for che great battle of lille. We be-
l;eve that the future has in store for US
a brighter day, if we but be true to our
duty and practice that degree of har-
monious action which is so essential
and which is characteristic of all pro-
gressive communities.
Messrs. G.. W. Covington & Co., have
recently added to their stable very
handsome Kentucky saddle and har-
ness stallion, ENBOYD He will be 6
years old next spring, l5M hands high,
dark chestnut sorrel, star in forehead,
heavy name and tail good bone, very
sty itSh' anu sPieh'iiu coh piudoio
aorse, a fine breeder aud subject to
registration. ENBUYD's breeding is Of
the best, his pedigree is unexceptional.
visit to their stable and personal
inspection of this great acquisition TO
the county will well repay anyone in
terested in improving their stock.
Mountain Slasher being dead and
Tramp Denmark sold, ENBOYD was
purchased to replace them, and we say
without fear of contradiction, that he
will in every r, poet, equal, if not
excel those well Gnowu sires. A
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-12-28
NOTICE.

have just received 4 new and com
plete stock of specifies, eyeglasses
suitable for all ages. and will sell them
at prices to suit the times.
Call at \. Killers where | will be
pleased to have you call and inspect
my goods. A. kARPE.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-12-28

We think Canton may well feel proud
of the Home Star Band. As we listened
to the strains of music produced by IL
at the musicale on the 9th we did not
wonder that men under the inspiration
of martial music rendered from such "a
band could be inspired to deeds of valor
There is a wonderful power in music
of all kind that touches every emo
ton in tbs breast of man from the
saddest to the most joyous, and loftiest
flights of human fancy. We don't
see how a good musician can be a bad
pers on, as they must have natures at
tuned to the finest seusibilities, which
removes them far from all barbaric in
huences or tendencies.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-12-28
TO HOHsD OWNERS.

For putting horse in fine healthy con-
dition try DR. Cady's Condition Powders.
They tone up the system, aid Digestion cure
loss of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
kidney disorders ard DESTROY worms, giving
new life to an old or over worked horse. q
tents per rackage. For sale By druggists
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-12-28
MONEY TO LOAN.

In sums to suit borrowers. at 10 per
cent per annum. w. ii. POWELL,
Attoraey-at-Law
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-12-28

hamberlain's Eye and Skin ojnenenl
Is u certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes,
tranulated Eye Lids, Sore Nipples, Piles,
eczema, letter, Salt RheuI1 and Scall Head,
> cents per box. For sale by druggists
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-12-28
For ChanCeru Clerk.

We are authorized to announce
G. r. KEMP
as candidate for Chancery Clerk at
the November election, 1895.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-12-28
For County Treasurer.

We are authorized to announce.
B. f. HILL.
as a candidate for County Treasurer,
Of the November election, 1895.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-12-28

We are authorized to announce
G. w. STEWART
as a Candidate for Chancery Clerk at
the November election 1895.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-12-28

We are authorized to announce
T. j. LUCKETT
&c a candidate for Assessor of Madison
aountu at the Novem Der election 1895.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-12-28

We are authorized to announce
f. M. HOWARD
as candidate for County Treasurer,
at the November election 1895.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-12-28

We are authorized to announce
JAMES PREISTLEY
as candidate for reelection to the of
fee of Chancery Clerk of Madison
county, at the Novem Der election 1895
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-12-28
For Assessor.

We are authorized to announce
A. C. MINTER
= : candidate for Assessor of Madison
o. ~ at the Novembes election 1895
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-12-28
ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Sheriff.

We are authorized to announce
WALTER STOKES
candidate for Sheriff of Madison
40 ,,tu at the November election. 1895.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-12-28

We ara authorized TO announce
w. H. BENTHAL
as a candidate for County Treasurer
at the November election 1897.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-12-28
For Supervisor, 4th District.

tut Cupb1 V1SUI 4JII D1SII 1Obs
We are authorized to announce
j. Z. HOLIDAY,
as candidate for the Office of Super-
visor of the Fourth District, at the en-
suing election.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-30
THE SCRApPERS.
Creedon Crying over his Defeat by Fits
simmons.


cresdOn Crying over nis Defea, by Fits
simmons.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 29.-Dan Creedon, the
vanquished middleweiehL returned from
New Orleans lsst night. "Fiizsimmons 10
not a fair fighter" said. Five minutes
before l went into the ring, / got nois
from Jimmy Carroll telling me 10 watch out
that FitzSimmons did NOT strike me with
his wrist over the head. and that he depended
upon that trick to win his hehts Carroll
brought Fllzsimmons out here and knows all
about his methods. IL 10 IN old trick fire.
duently used In Australia, and bAys been
cautioned myself about using IL. You can
dAxe OF stuu a man with q blow with the
wrist on the side OF the head. where IL YOU
punched with ,our fists You would no, hurt
him. Fitz worked this blow on mo Ia the
last part of the first round. II was AS II
had been hit with a club. Just now all |
want TO do 10 70 get on a heht with mid
die weight and redeem my isputation. IL
any Of them think I'm q max, I'll give
them an opportunity to show IT,"
CuuAgo, Sept. -, John l.. sullivan said
to- dAi; "Corbett bhG no right because he
is champion, 10 say that II Jou dcnt 0Rht
on my duughill wout npht ~ all. His
preteIt that fitzEimmons is one OF bis claaa
IN nonsense. hv opinion Ia that Cotbet Ia
afraid TO mest FiIEsimmona. II he does
no, meet fitzsimmous hs will lose the es-
teen OF the American people As their cham.
pion puRilisL"
srmSdfIKIp. Ill.,. Sept. "a desperate
prize night occurred twenty miles from
Sptingne oatly thia morning between
james. alias KID" BAvne, OF Lancaster,
Pa, and John. alias Dummy" Rowan, OF
~. Louis for $500 = side. Rowan won Ia
the tventy-thlrd round. Both men we're
badly punished,
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Racinrat Lereme Park .

NEw YouG, Sept. 2S-ThS card at Jerome
Park to-day WAS attractive enough IL
induce about 1000 people to golo the rAosa.
and When they gol there they found there
were seven races 10 be Tun. One was 9
walkoyer for HanquSi one WAS duel be-
tween Knbicon and Harrington. aud an
other hnd three entries only
Five 'ongs-kennst. California, UT-
nnin, l:O9 mile Rubioou. Harrington,
lAl. Titan coume-MAid Marian, flirt,
MslsG li2l; milo-Liys Ohk, Mis- Dixie,
ThuTstou, l;tGi iiAu course. solliug-ChNt
tanooga. Copyr ght. Gold DollA'. l;22
Titan AaelboTt, Ola Dominion,
AImilaRe li2lA.
DNENroHt. Iowa, fep,. -, The lAms.
peaa Of Joe PAtchsn will probably result IN
calling on hts race with Robert j., at sioul
cay, oct. IL, and tho king of PAGERS will
train at DAVENPORT nsNt week for tho racer
vt LtIinE,on. Nv, the following week.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-30
THE GLOBE TROTTER IN TOWN.
August Stuhr Arrives In Town on His Wal
Around the Earth.

August stuhr Arrives In Town on His Way
Around tho Earth.
August Stuhr. young man Of Copen-
he gen, Denmark, who 10 trying TO circle the
globe lin seven months. arrived In HssnA
last night. lie came from hogs on . lum-
Der train until he got within nine miles
OF Helena, whsn be vas disco vered and nut
of and had to walk in. Stuhr left Copen-
hsgon April 22 without q cent Of money.
Ho IL TO circle the earth in seven
months md make 1900 crowns
about $500, while crossing the
United States. When he gets bhok TO Co
psnhaRen he IL TO write book OF bis
ravela, for which he is 10 hO paid II he
reaches tleTe on time; II not, hO asta moth
ing for tho book. Under the conditions OF
his journey hs 10 not allowed 10 receive do
nations, but may earn whatever he eau by
locturing or otherwise. He vas making
out pretty we'll until he got 10 Hops. where
somebody stole his sAteheL what clothing
he had in IL aud all his mensy, which va,
not much.
Stuhfs Journey was from Copen hagen 10
81 Petersburg on q railroad ticket given
him; thence 10 Moscow on another train.
FROM Moscow 10 Boflin hs Jumped
frsights," but from Berlin 10 Hamburg hs
bal AnothOr ticket. Another ticket took
him 30 Antwerp, whence he got 10 Mel
bourne via the Cape Of Good Hope. From
Melboui M hs was given ride on fisiaht
utsamer 60 Fan FfAneisco. His trip since
has been mostly by rail- somolimta on
tickets given him. but oftsnsr on frsightL
The globe trottaf 10 about - years old
and speaks English lusntlr, having speut
two ysATA In London. lie wears the same
suit he started IN.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-30
JEWISH NBW YEAR.
Tho Feast of Hosh uoshanah Begins Thi,
Evening.

Tho Feast OF nosh uoshanah Begins This
Evening.
Rosh Hoshhnah. the Jewish New Year,
also called tho day OF memorial" aud "the
day OF b'owirg the trumpet" Likewise 'the
day Of Judgment" begins at sundown to-
day aud lss,s one dlr. 10 Ia tie first day
Of the seventh month called Tishti. II Ia
considered the civil new year. 5G55. Her
man Tom. who Is acting as rabbi OF the
Temple Emanu-El hero In the absence OF
tho regular rabbi, gives tbe following as
tho lessons which the day conveys
"Firsi. God 10 the providence, king and
Judge Of mankind. Second. Every man
is responsible 90 biS maker for all his
known TO hun. Third. God renders to
every man his due. He rewards the right.
sous and puniahos the wicked. Fovrth. No
man must expect OF providence more than
that which Gods grace and Justice bsstov.''
1T should bs distinguished" he says.
'FifsL by remembering the blessings OF
God which we eioysd IN tho past year; the
happiness and grief that passed through
every heart; the good or evil doings that
eveiy one entered into the book Of eternal
memory; how much better or worse vs have
grown the past ysAr, and what lot We de-
serve In the coming from tho hands OF ouI
maker. Second, BY placing ourselves In
Judgement before God aud our own con
science. Third. By awaking to q full rso-
oguition Of our ainH. and tho repentance
thereof Fourth, BY prayer 90 God 10 en-
ligrtsn our sous sud strengthen our mind,
to behold truth and to love goodness; thA,
We might deserve his blessings hero and
hereafter"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-30
MAGNIFICENT FRUIT.

shown at stsvsnayiIIs by ths Western
Montana Fruit orswsrs' Association.
HpeoiAl 10 Tho Indepsndsnt
MiasouLG. bspt. 29.-ln Montana there
was mover bsfoS q display such sa was
made to-day By tho Western Montana
Fruit GIowsrA' association AZ BIsyensVille.
The dAJ was all that could be desired, and
the town vaa crowded 10 oVsThoNinR.
There we're probably over 1000 peopls
present from all pats Of the stats. Hell
ena had n representation OF thirty Ave and
there wore several Representatives, Of busi-
ness houses from Butte. Among those
present was Prof. B. N. Emsry, director
OF the agricultural experiment station at
BozomAn. The eIhibi, Was In tho large
hall over Buck Bros store. The
room was tAStefully decorated
With fEaits aud flowers In ond-
lsss variety. ell raised In BaVAli county.
The nature. qusntity and qualify Of the
display was = revelation 10 the visitors, aud
far sHoesded the most RAnguins sIpscta-
tions of all present even the exhibitors
themGslySG The display Of appIss aud
plumu was IhItoulutly mhkhAhoshh eH's
ns Helena gentleman remarked, II hnI
one had told him such fruit could have
been raised In this state. he could no' have
believed IL without seeing II for himself.
The visitors we're royalty entertained BY
the residents OF Stsvensyillo and members
Of the Western Montana Fruit Growers
association, A large number Of prizes
we're given.
Among the judges selected 10 award
prizes were w. Ii. sutherlin. Of white sul'
phur Springs; q. f. BooS Of Missoula
WIN. Steele and 7. s. =. Lindsay. Of Hell
ena. The ladies OF the SteyenHyille Meth
odist church provided bountiful repsst
OF which any hotel might be proud, anC
for the merely nominal sum Of % cents. 4
large prot ortion Of the ladies wore Helsn'
badges.
Tho large crowd was addressed In thu
opera house by Gov. Toole and Judge Mo.
Connell. Some references were made &c
the capital question. and they were loudly
applaudsd.
large number Of the visitors left Stew
snsyille at six p. m. and arrived in hiS'
soula at 7;15. TO attend the Helena meeting
to bs held hero this evening.
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JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

There we're no eases before the police
court yesterday.
A lat Re delegation Of Msrysville people
we're In the eitysast evening.
The hsymnrket 10 we'll supplied daily
with fine quality OF haJ from the Pfiekly
Pear valley.
Street Com issiouer Orr is doing good
work In the way OF improving Hslsna's
thorou4hfaIes
The funeral OF wm. g. Orr. who died 10
this city on sept 20. will take place Mon
day afternoon,
The new building on North Main street
TO be occupied by the Shfeiner store 10 rap
idly progressing skyvArd.
The Ontario mine. near Rimiui. has been
obliged TO CLOSE dowE temporarily, owing
TO aa accident 20 tho machinery.
Duncan Taylor and George Porter. the
latter Of Sheridan. start to-day for q six
weeks hunting trip In the big game
country Of Idaho.
Mary Brock 10 suing Joseph Brock for
divorce In the district court. They were
mar led Dee. g. 1892. In Helena. and Brock
deserted her In January. 1898.
Ike Hayes, the eolored heavyweight. has
concluded 10 take short rest from the
priz" ring and 10 now packing bfiek In a
bou hU tne ~ wv noN hhhhlbk ntAl
to the Gold block.
located the North Fork and South fork
quartz lodes on Red mountain. Mike
HeRan has flod on twenty aerss Of placer
ground In Spring guloh.
There will be the usual young mems
meeting this afternoon AZ four o'clock IN
the Kings sona room. Thompson blook
All arc Invited. The reading room 10 open
ON each week day from q. IN. 10 . ?. m.
A. II. Weber has been appointed agent
for tho Rocky Mountain Huebhndman, OF
White SulpheT Springs, and will have Ei,
Office at Main and Lawrence strseta The
| Hutbandnhn 10 a ttfoaR HelSna paper on
tho capital question.
Gov. Leslie Ia busilr engaged in prspsr-
Ing the caaBs coming up In tho United
| etatss court At the neKt term. In this
work be 10 Obliged TO travel In various por-
tlous OF the state for the purpose Of TAX
ing testimony, and will visit tho BlAoktoOi
agency In a few Gays.
| District Attorney Leslie returned yoatsr-
duy aTom n vlslt 20 ths Nsllowsions valley.
Gov. Leslie speaks In the highest terms ui
praise Of that favored region and OF tbs
psop.o vao 1.-Two there. They ara fully aa
proapefous ss Any Ia the land aud look for.
ward to better times In the future. The
crops ats up to the average and the live
stock In good condition.
| The htst meeting for the season Of the
! Helena linton Normal class will be held nj
tho BnpIlat church nsIt Friday evening.
Oct, D. al hAlf-pAst seven o'olock. III,
success ot the class last season gives thoa,
interested warrant ~ bslieye that during
| tho coming winter An oven moro widespread
interest may be awakened In Bible atndy.
| All tho old mombSra are ufged Do bo ptsa-
ont hni all Sunday school teachers and
bible students are earnestly invited tn take
this opportunity Of uultlng with the class.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-30
LEwIsTOwN NEWS.
Personal and General MsntioA Of N alters
Ia tho Fergus Capital.

Personal and General MsntiOH OF ~ attsrs
Is tho Fergus Capital.
Special Correspondence of Tho Independent.
LKwrsrowN, Sept Nv. N. DolllVeF,
ths sIpor, who has been examining tho
county trsasuTsIs books, has completed
his work and returned 70 Helena. The rs-
aulls Of ths examination will DO publiahed
In few daIG
w. @. Waldorf has returned from trip
10 tho ehst. 10 IL Tumotod that lie will
make change In bis business Soou.
COnwAy's saloon has been placed In tho
hands Of q receiver. j. q. Bobb acting In
that capacity.
David Hilaer. register OF the land office;
Maurice bnllivau. democratic candidate for
sheriff T. j. Johns, editor Of the Montana
Democrat, w0To In Helena, having gone
there 90 attend abe Dsmoefatio state oou-
vSntion.
Paul Moraas, Who has been away for some
tlms. and once was reported 10 have been
killed, has returned home.
I. J. LoAr, ths principal Of tho school.
has fetuTnsd from Des Hoinos, Ia. where
he has been since last June. Mr.. Loar has
been very III ainoe be left here, and 10 now
very weak. but 10 recovering health and
hopes 10 be quite we'll soon.
| ~" yte o"He VT VT, W Nsis ~
tne Two olu one@ ana sii ptopApJ DO 'no
bsnhu Campaign pAhn. n.,-,
Inc ulii hdRe WORKS seem 70 oe ievivlne
vety Slowly tnouRh promises are % pIanu
ass sVer'
Oonersssman Hartman VIII % mere neT'
week to SPEAK,
hfs. v. a: burg anu iAtnlIy VIII leave IN
a few days for Livingston, where MIR. Burg
ns aiieauJ aohs' mis- bufR WI, lseVo
many irie1as who rsFrs' 'nA' sue mas re-
u'nsu to Livingston.
Deer ana mutton sn'pmsh's from VatIou.
pais OF ,he eouny nave MAen plaes. ana ~
70 % nopeu Inn o.neI business VIII 70
we anu pus new mo in'o ei hinus oil Dus''
hsn. -,
Inc Lewiatown dtua store was closed :
Few Gays by athohmens, but n opened
opened again ana dong Ro9n business.
n.I. .hsn so nop, '. -, y,
s anu Wv 'u''oA
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-30
THE WORK is WORTH IT.

Taylor finds no Occasion to Cut His
Prices to Oct business,
Tho bss, photographs In Helena ara thOse
turned out By Taylor, tho photographer, on
Main street opposite the FlTst NAt,inal
bank. Taylor hnds that the people og-
niz, the quality Of his work and hTs will
ing to pay for II just what "A Ia worth. liza
cabinets ate Nohh s5 per dozen. and there
10 no need TO cut pucss 40 Taylor is always
buav NJ those hRutss. TAYLOR makea u
specially OF Shildtsn'a peotursa rnd by his
Improved process can catch tho little ones
iast at the right moment All the leading
novelties In tho Photographic ntt Rre oh
tained by Taylor - soon ~ they are oui
and ho Is thus able TO lead all compstiIou,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-30
STAR ATTRACTIONS.
On the Fair Grounds at Miles cIty-Ihe
Winners.

On the Fair Grounds at Miles cIiy-Ihe
Winners.
Special TO Tho independent
MILES Cry. Sept. 29.-The second day Of
tho races was an ideal day. The track was
in good condition and the attendance about
1900. The troops from Fort Kt och were on
tho grounds. The infantry had a dress
parade and the cavalry went through some
mounted svolutions. The polo game was
won by Lindsay's team.
Running. four furlonGs. purse 300, won
by Midget, Red Dick second, in 4el4.
The Steeplechase was won by Buck, rid
den by w. Mann, distano9 one mile and q
half. time 1885,.
Running. one mile. selling race. purse
$500, won by 81. Jacob, Red Leo second, 10
l.i5.
The ,rot. s25O, three In Eve. was won by
Rimsx, best heat 2:3lSl.
The boys pony race was won by Sailor,
and a quarter mile COW pony race by stule.
A RAGS by fivs Indians enlivened the dsy.
II 10 admitted that the attractions pre-
sented to-day have never been equsllod on
a western track. The races will bo con-
oluded on Monday.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-30

MILWAUKEE, Sept 29.-At two O'Clock to-
day tho Northern Pholho receivers we're no.
tidsd tina, BrAy,on Ives had offered them a
check Tor ~. 1876 9S5 TO take MP the recsiyera
csrtiiidhis. which will fall doe on Monday,
Oct. l. Tue check wta cAahisT'A ehook on
the Western National bank Of New York,
and WAS made pnTnhls 20 Mr.. Ives az
trustee. Tho rsosiv0rS declined TO accept
lLp ohock on account Of dispute regarding
the form Of the receipt. Az n rsaulL Judge
Jenhino adjourned the whole matter until
Oct q, when tho une,tion will be taken up
again NJ Chicago. Ives had only Ave min
utoa left when hla of0r uas made.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-30
New STUDENT. at EnrlshOrn's

IIun,ley Preuit,. Miss Florence knight
John Mcdonald. Fred kuphAl, willard
Bower Johu Sweeney, Alice aud George
Dates, George knassbohm, Florence Gala.
ghor, Chaa. llNgomau aud Eliza MeEvllly,
all OF Helena; Chaa, Smith md Ma Win
lloyd, OF Great Falls; James and Noy0
kitchman, OF White Sulphur tptInas; Cor
ttUio reyde, of Miles City, RAT Mcs,rn. OF
Manhattan. Mont; Dena MAekeT, OF Guth'
fle. Oklahoma, Nina Hedge Of Coyallia,
Mont, 4. l.. Riley, Of Elkhotu, WIN. Bilee,
OF q ante Mont, and others we're enrolled
tbis month Tor a eou 90 OF studies ~ thC
EhglehoTn Helena Business college.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-30
Hnt.I Ilnhhcr Canrht.

Special 10 The Independent
Mnrs CRY, sept. 81. A. Ward, alias
willis. the robbsI OF the hGeQueen house,
was arrested this morning In hia bed At
ihS hotel by ths Authoritisa lie is wanted
in Dickinson for robbery. When ARRESTED
large number OF pass keys wore found on
him. also q allnR shot and . pistol Much
Of the stolen property has been found In n
cache on the bank Of tho rivor.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-30
Wen, to Look at Mckinley.

EKLsoSyILLR. o., Sept 29-About 5000
people greeted Gov. Mckinley In this min
inR region this afternoon. He was called
on al the hotel by farmers, miners and
meI chants. and . continuous reception OF
four hours ensued. A thousand miners
from New PitisburR were present. Gov.
Mckinley addressed 1900 peopls at the
upera house this evening. He smoke nearly
Two hours. amidst the greatest enthusiasm,
covering tariff aud ind ustrial qusstiens.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-30
Demoorat. Helped Hartman Out
pecial 10 Tho lndependont.

Democrats Helped Hartman Out
Special to Tho Independent.
GLESpIyE sept - - Tho democratic
county convention OF Dawson county nom.
mated the winning ticket to-day. The
ticket 10 ne follows: Joint representative,
Charles Krue; sheriff. Dominick CavAn-
augh; clerk ami recorder. J. II. Lsmley;
treasurer, Alex II. Gillespie; assessor, N,
Il. Brown; county attorney. L. b. Ksnnedr;
superintendent Of schools. Mrs. I, +.
HapAn.
Chas. Hartman, the nominee of the 70.
publioans for congressman, addressed a
fair-sizsd audience this evening at the
cour, house. His remarks we're confined tC
what the republican patty had done in The
past. and what they would do In the future
Enthusiasm had been pumped TO the high
os, pitch for HNtmnn's reception. bat IL il
had not been for the democratic county
convention to-day DO would have had a
poor auGiencs.