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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-02

Usiess CeSbsss Coss~s to the Scratch by
0stobss tsh-O'D"nrsirs Chal enrs.
: NEW YORK. Oct. 1.--Captain Giori,
WITH Bob. Fitssimmons. Arthur Lumley
Ind Charley White. met William Brady.
9ems J. Corbett's manager. At the Herald
~ Today ~ neon. Chptaa Giogi post
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-02
Al JEROME TARN.

JEROME PARK, y. Y, oct. 1.-The
weather was perfect here to-day Tor rae
ing purposes and the track in good co1di-
ton, but the attendance was very lSht.
There was another walk over in the
second race to-day, In which Sir Walter,
Lecnawell and Counter Tenor were named
to start at a mile. The owners Of the
two latter did not think they had
chance to beat the OneCk stables repre-
sentative, so withdrew them.
The feature OF the card was the race
for the city stakes in which Live OAK,
Judge Morrow, and Lochnvar were the
only starters, the former being | TO
favor'e. The event was captured 10y
the favorite in canter by a length.
Summary:
First race-fve furlongs.-Applause lis.
Docgett. to l0) first, Owlet seconh,
Campana third. Time, 1:o2tc
Second rare-One mile.-Sir Walter Q2o,
Doggett. w8lk-over)
Third racc-the city stakes. mile and
n furlong Oak 0i. Griffin, ! 10 y
first. Judge Morrow second, LochnFar
third. Time. 2.OGl5.
Fourth racc-four fUrlongs Fannie Is.
900. Griffin. : 10 y first. Pretense sec
ond. Mohawk third. Time, .i9ly
Firth race-four furlongs. Milton T.
O02. Reln. % to > first. Samaritan sec
ond. Langdon third. Time, .4"I,.
Sixth race-siY furlongs.-GoVernor
cheehan COS. T.. Tribe. 8 TO II first. Uai-
ton second Trincuto third. Time. II
Seventh racc-Titan course.-Nill RI
lott OO2. T. Tribe : to - first, Copyright
second, Governor Fifcr third. Time IL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-02
THE ROANOKE RACES.
THOSE POSTPONED From LAST
WEEK RUN YESTERDAY.
a." Friday, Jr.." Outfosied Euster and
Breaks Three Eecords-He Mado
a::sIk-Other Events of tho Day.

| ROANOKE, VA, oct. 1.-The races
postponed from last week. on accoun, Of
the rain. were run to-day. Weather per-
feet. track fast. Attendance. 200. In
the third race. first heat. Friday. Jr..
clearly outfooted Buster in the neat, and
broke three records-the track record, the
southwest Virginia record. and his own
record OF 2:3O. Some watches made the
time 2.2Sl-2. He was slowed up in the
stretch. otherwise it is believed he would
have made record of 2:27, or better.
Summaries:
First race. trotting, 2:4O class. mile
heat, TWO IN three:
Ntc Bang tCIyne), ........................l /
R~EOher Cannon. ........................22
Time, Z.4U ii. 50 Ia.
Second race, running, half-mile heats
two In .hree:
Glengarry won by heads in each heap1 |
Duke OF Kent, Observation-Disclosures.
Time 81. 81 "a
Thrd race, free-for-all trot and pace,
mile heats.
Buster Gardner. ......................21 !
Friday, Jr. (CIync), ....................l Z
Time. 20 II. 2:a9, 40 2:53
G'riday. Jr. pulled shoe in the fourth
race.
Fourth race-2:55 trot. mile heats, in
5.-Omnia (Clyne), ], !, !: Side Shot Can
nom. 2. 3 2. kanawha Boy 90. +. Dyer,
3, 3, 3; Tazewell WILKES (Cushins), T. 4. I;
dds g. P ,$ 3, o. distanced' Time
Fifth race-running. five-eiGhths Of a
mile dash.-Old PuGh first. Harold Bucn-
anan second, Enooh Arden third. Time
1:0G "a. (Won by a nose. only three
Sixth race-colt race. trottng. mile
dash.-Ama Il. ilrst easily. I.aboretta sec
ond, Richard Croker third. Time, 3:l5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-02

AFTER THE RIsGLEADERs.

The Reichsanzeger SAYS II IS likely
that the greater lumber Of the, non-com-
missioned odicerT arrested will not be
COMPROMISED. The wholesale arrests
we're made the official paper says, win
a view Of discovering the rnGleaders ana
others who have taken part In gross
outrages against the laws and against
military discipline.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-02
DR.. EDGAR MACON.

The funeral Of Or. Edgar Macon, who
died in Williamsburg SUNDAY. took place
Yesterday AT All Saints church. Dr.
Macon was quite young, and a native
of this city. He was nephew OF tle
late Colonel O. X. Macon, Of Mauches-
ter. He was graduated al the head OF
biz class AT the Medical College OF NIr-
einIa, and afterwards served for short
time as one of the resident physicians
at the Almshouse. From here be went
South and returned 10 Virginia a short
time ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-02

Allen Clarke the little sIN-year-'lI
son Of Mr.. James y. GrlEs. dlet ti'dt
afternoon at 4:30 o'clock AT lis father 8
residence. No. 40S east Main street The"
llttle fellow had been great suite. ,r
from infancy on account of am INJURY %
his hip joint. The funeral to9A p.a.e
Yesterday afternoon.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-09
HyFRrD z boss a md adeI rborii Il =

SHEWPF's Sal -MAUDE NJ. BAKER
- llEintin, ". Abbis J. P,r.er. Z. T. iOrfer
and Alexander Mort IN. dsfendNnt-.
nder and y virtue OF an order Of sale aud
decree 81 foreclosure and sala issued out % tho
district court of the irst dlciAl district Of the
state Of Montana IN and for the county Of Lswis
aud lnrke. on the 18th day o. April. a. ID lsA'
ia tho above entitled scion. wherein Maud
jed ymsnt And docreo OF foreclosure aad sale
sgsinst Abbie iorteE 3. 7 Porter
aud Alexander Norton. defeudants. on tha
m day Of April, A. d. 1874, for tho 'unl
% sl.sl6 o. Dc ies interest costs AM attorneys
feos which said doe res wAs. on the 18th day OF
April A ID 1894 recorded in Judgment book
handed 10 eel all that certain lou piece or
parcel ~ LAND situate. lying and bang in the
northern ncitc addition to the city Of helona,
in the county ~ evils and lark, state OF
Montana, and bounded aud described as fOllO-s
he east thirtg ;sll feet Of lot siT o. in bloc Il
sixty -hys l6a q tho northern iAc.h nc add q L
10 she city 81 he.e = county and state afors-
nue. aud oEe hundred and forty titll feet deep,
- said lo' and block are numb red dssignataI
aud deacrillel upon tue IT. 81 -Aid N0rthera
Pacihc addition now on fle in the Office of he
recorder - de- ds Of SAID county of Lewis and
larks
hereditamsnts aud a. purtsnances tlereuntO bs-
longing or n anyWse anpertniuing
iublo notice is hereby gwen. that on ] hurs-
day. the 18th day Of "a. a. ID leti. AZ l.
o'clock o. that day. at tho frUnt door Of he
court house. Helena leWis and lArfe county.
Montana. viii! in ob8dier &C to faid order Of sale
and decree Of foreclosure and sale. sell the Nhofs
desoribed property, or 20 much thereof as ma
10 necessary 10 sHtiffy sald Judgment With in
for each in hand
Given under ny hand. this 18th day Of April
CHARLES d. CURTIS. sheriff
by fRED T. moss. lnder sheriff
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-09

They tell a story over ON tho North Side
about an old lady who was presented with
an owl She had no possible Use for am
owl, hut She felt in duty hound 60 Keep
and care for this one, hccause IL was given
to her by a very dear but misguided friend.
80 She provided quarters for the bird and
looked az 10 curiously each day She was
particularly struck 10y its wise look, ans.
"a she was acquainted with an eminent
Judge ON the Cook county bench. who AL
ways wears the same look of wisdom, she
named tho owl in his honor calling it,
well. calling 10 Judge 80 and so, we will
SAY. Tho servant girl Of Irish extraction
and persuasion was told 90 take especial
care of the judge and she did her best in
this direction Bur one evening this girl
startled her mistress as well as the room
full of company 10y hu-tling in &C the door
while "a pleasant conversation was ia prog
res, and cXclaiming.
III you please. ma am Judge So-and So
has laid an egg
Knowing the eminent referred 10, the
members of the company were astonishcd
10 learn Of this unprecedented feat on his
part, while the embarrassed old lady has
tened to explain everything except the fact
that she should have been SO deceived in
regard To the sex of the bird Chicago
Times
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-09
In A TROPICAL ARCADIA
Bright sketch Of HsrboF Island,
Metropolis Of the Blhama
Islands.
Where There Are No Sidewalks,
Fences, Vehicles, and No
les Water.
HIT There Il T. enty OF Fruit. Fish. Mos
quitoes aud Gin Curious Form
OF speech.



HARnoE ISLAND. bahamas, April 81
Harbor island is Bahama metropolis.
Given harbor. % score of Imprinted one
story houses. an amphihious population,
and we have "a Bahama city Establish
port of entry there. paint some of the dwell
ings. and we have a metropolis
a hav Of crystal water stretches i'm front
of DC. The sails Of small boats heck the
surface everywhere. Friuging the lower
end OF the bay is The town. The houses are
many OF them white, and the sunlight ON
them is perfectly dazzling. They are con
structed along the side of a slight eleva-
ton. Cocoa palms and other tropical
plants grow luXuriaUtlv. and in the center
of the mass If white and green floats the
red flag of England over the customs build
iug
Barnum circus in Billville did not re-
ceive greater homage than did we Yankees
when we strolltd through this settlement.
/ suppose We set the fashions in llarbor
island for the next decade. The streets are
lanes aud wind about in the most unbiased
manner OF course there are no sidewalks.
Who ever heard Of sidewalks M the BalS9
mas As there are no vehicles, pedestrians
have the right of way by daylight the
place seems deserted. The ablebodied white
citizens are out on the bay, and the old men
and women and most of the darkies are in
"ootS' 3" ~ i'olii - -. -.
ally lad passes along with some pines IN
his aynS Business is not rushing here
Harbor island never had a boom There
are TWO stores, with "A curious and often am
tique variety of goods. Glass is am incon-
ceiyahie luxury. Houses have heavy wood
ola Ia ntl
.,.,.,,,;...... Tt- ,,yo ,,r,,.sbons ebut
III ~ ~. ,.o,..r
80 -. .',,I l-i,,l.. ,,e NOT as
-. - ,,g,.d Sin H.
.-l- I'll ~
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-09

Miss Anna G. Brackctt, who Is an au-
thority on many subjects, riding among
the number, gives some valuable hints to
the young woman who would Eide. In
order that any seat be deserving the name
IL must be erect, even and close To sit
erect is not TO lean backward nor forward.
BY sitting even is meant that the two
shoulders must be equally 70 the front.
Then one must sit close So that she will
seem not only 10 others, but 20 herself 10
be part of the horse and not an outside
cncumbrance Miss Bracket was the first
woman i'm this country 10 use a reversible
saddle. Now many ladies prefer them, and
children use them very generally Indeed
the doctors think them preferable TO the
Others If one would not become one sided.
In England the reversible saddle is in gen
eral use among women, the fashion having
been set several years ago by the Princess
of Wales -EXchange.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-09

cuFLIrt's SALE. THE MUTUAL tENE
= ~ Life ineufAnco Company, corporation.
nsennlghL franklin 4. Wallace. Albert Al.
hornhurgh aud L. &. u Lotf' Aslshee' 10
fonda t.
decree ~ foreolosurs and saie issued out 81 me
alsuct court 90 tnsfir.t ludiciat dlsttlo. o. me
ttaie q Montana. IN and for the county oi LEWIS
les IA tho above entitled action wherein ia"
a.utuht enent t-iie .nrur ne "inH co ?
Judgment and decree OF foreclosure and sAie
sg .tilet samss .. Aaehni AZ i.1d a.
nnishi. rAnElin b. Wall-ee. Alhsrt NJ horn
on oa'I he X i,h dag OF Ny 4. D. 1871. for ths
cum Of = -. besides interest costs
and attorney fees which said decree was.
corded IN Judgment book No > Of said court a.
tage am commanded 20 cell all horse certain
iot- piece or parcel OF land. situate. lying and
Lei a. ina the county Of Lewis and Clarke state OF
NJ ntana and bounded aud described As follows
Iots numbered foriy-fvs Nsl. farty-siE (tl.
fort,-.o,en tl4I and :oiti -esht tthl IN book
nuubo eight 81 ~ tue Coiiawn lark adm
ton 10 the city OF a oltna Montans fccoid ding 20
and - sAid lots amt bloc ara bsred 9e'is.
mated and descitusd upon he otngid plat ~
the -aii named addition nov On No IN the man
clark and record. r Of evils aud clarke county
o. oatanA
ioseiher with al and singular the ienements,
hereditaments AMI appnrtenGa' o. thereunto Do
longing or in n yWise aupariain nv
Pablo notice Is hereby given that on Mon.
dAy the O. dAy Ca ~. A. ID. 49,, At II
q clock N. OF that day Al the front door OF the
COURT ous. Helena. Lewis and Clarke county.
Montana / will ia obedience 20 said order 81 sale
and decree ~ foreclosure and sale. eel the above
doscri bod property or 80 much thereof a. may be
necessary 20 satisfy said judgment. with interest
and costs. 20 tho highest and best bidder Tor
each VA hand.
Given under my hand this 9Th day OF ay.
A. ID. 1885, 80 cd.
CHARLES D. CUh1IS Sheriff
fEFD r. HOss [ nder sheriff.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-09
THE MERMAID

A -rr ti-ur Troy a. = bias two inlets
Lu- rr .n.tu outlet
o. HnH.dtaEe 2wp.o.0 year ~ pump the
-.ttrs % thr rife 81 .ufu gallons per SEC
... . SOME man 90 figure aa- calculated.
Nusrc she water is deepest nuC purcst, az
tu tLr mld-At.autlc. b. b. Intensely black.
there beIur nothing 20 reflect Hght 90 the
eye.
10 I--ail by surveyor that the floor Of the
ocean i..'w-cn IIaWai and California b. so
level tha were b. dry land railroad train
could run over 30 from ppiHs to point with
scarcely tu alteration % grade
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-09

weighing five pounds for cents Fish and
fruit IS tie diet of the Bahamans, and they
are physiologicaliy starved
The inhabitants Of these Twin Cities Of
the Bahamas" as we termed them, have q
curious form OF speech. They end every
reference TO future act with the phrase
III live" 4 man will bring you fish ia
an hohr III | live lie will show you
certain tree IF live They also repeat "a
word for emphasis. They say IL is cot, 'ot. "
meaning it is pretty - hot. This Is a very
convenient custom, and would recommend
its adoption in other countries.
En- l.. SAn!N
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D,a rou EVER Meet truly Good Maas

Did You Ever Meet Irnly Good Man ?
No doubt you think you have. bet well
wager "a dime or so be did not have the
rheumatism. II he did. he swore occasion
ally. ana no man can be truly good who
swesrs occasionally. Health. nerve. tram
quiilty and morality are apt 10 20 hand IN
Luud. PAINFUL spssno lic diseases like
raeumatism AMI neuralgia rain the temper
make ons morose, peevish and r0bellious.
Ihis is sal fact but 10 ia none ths less
true. Drive away tbe pain. modify the
temper. esto-e tranquility OF mind IN casss
OF rheumatism ana neuralgia with Hostel
tet's Stomach Bitters. an anoiyne and
tonic OF comT rehepsIve range aud effect. IL
BEAUTIFULLY stimulatss the kidney, binder.
stomrcb. liver and bowels whom inactive,
AMI inuuces sleep sud appetite. A very
quieting effect. not TN unnatural, stupefy-
iHg one. like that OF an Opiate, Is ~ reduced
10Y a vine glassiul Oefo o string. lt is IN %
comphTabls in malarIHl disease.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-09

ceptible. Ths Nlnstesnth Century how
eve. stands ont uiom luontly a. one OF un-
inter, uptel ami unrsralisIlsd advance
msnt Take for instance the development
Of electricity. by means Of which time and
spscs have been annihlatei. The rail
road. that brings the uttermot parts OF
tho ca Ga within easy reach. The lar
Messing of that giant steam which has
become a willing ssfvan, OF man. We do
not ,hink We ovefstate tho matter In saving
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-09

Briag 10 your minds eve the pistuFe Of a
woman Of ths pas, century working laboFi-
ously making the family flour vi b the
crude implements then In vogue. and then
vis, STORY co.'s modern mill where
the celebrated ''saskatehswan" ana Mon
tanA Belle Fiours are made. and you will
ealizs wha, the past few yea have done
for the Flour. making Industry.
With the best WHEAT obtainab'e anv-
where. and q mill modelled after the
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-09

CHFRIFE's E-MI~HAEL s. BOLLEs.
- trustee. plAintifi. VI. henr5 Miller, MsiA n l-
ler Louis q. Lotz gnee Of FRANKLIN D..
Wallace ouis +. Lotz. 80 Assignee 81 Albei {
b, Al ornbursh. ana the Montana National
bank. d-frndAut-.
l. nusr and y virtue % an ord.r - sale and
decree Of force osnrs ami sale issued out OF tho
district court Of ths irst Judc district OF the
state Of n OntAaa. IN and Tor the county Of Lewis
and clarke. on the 14th daJ ~ April. 4 ID. 1881,
ia the above entitled action, wherein Michael :.
B ollss tru Tee. the above named plaintiff OBJ
taiLed y Judgment aud decree OF foreclosure
and sals against Henry Miller. Meta Miller
Lou- T.. J.. or. as Herisnee OF rAnklin n.
silsee Louis Let. IS assignee
tana at!onal bank, ueseadsnts on the 2th
Gay OF April A. -. 1874. for the fum
of "a .U8 30 bsi les interest costs and attorneys
feaf. winch said decree Wa. on the 2tth day u
ALrl A. ID 1894. recorded IN Judgment book
No. % sail cour-, AZ page 1 am com
mended to ell ali that oertain lot, piece or
parosi of lsEd. situate. lying and being In the
B laAe addition to the city Of AeIenH. IN
the county 81 tewis snd lark, state OF
Montana, and bounded And described az follo-s.
10 Wit
Lot numbered eizht 49,. in block III OF tbs
said Blake Ed iitlon 10 the city OF Helena county
Of lewis and lsrke. state Of Montana. sAid 4ot
having a fruntsEe n RITA avenue u nity laUl
feet And depth Of ninety-thrse lAj feet. 40
Cordlng TO the otcia amended plat OF TIE said
named addiu n nov on n e 10 tho office ~ tho
county c erE aud recorder Of the said county OF
Lewis and clarke
iogather viii al az q singular the tansments
hercdisamen;s aad apputtsnances thereuntu be-
longing OF AnyWise appsrtainiug
Public notice is hereby gwen. that on Fri
DAY. the Isth day Of ay A. y. loUt At II
o'clock m. Of that day. At the front door OF the
court house. Helena. lewis ami 4 larke county.
ontana. will in obedience To aid order OF sale
and dccres Of forecloru and sale, sell the above
described property. or 80 much thereof ~ maf
be necessary 10 satisfy ssid Judgment. with in
tsfest and coats. 10 the highest and Dost bidder
for each in hand.
Given under ny hand. this 2lth day Of April.
A. d. 1874
CHARLES d. CURTIS. Sheriff
~ FRED L boss. L nder rhern
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-09

ihu the progress made during this century
has been as great - that OF all previous
time.
u is not 40 long since each family
made its own four. aud made 10 much the
same as - was made a, the time Of the
aood Ths, IT, the same crude. primitive
means wsrs ussd to grind the grain 10 flour.
viz A stationa-y. hollow stems. into
which another s,oae was made 70 A. and
By rolling. the grain was rsiuoed TO iour
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-09

between them. Hlsto-y. both sacred and
p,ofsne. 10 replsts with references 20 this
melhoi OF hour making. Then osme some
imf fovcmsnt 90 that by giving the up or
stone = rotor motion animal rover could
b. utilized. The past few Jea's that have
been 90 prolific Of improvement have how
ever. seen = completes change in all thi~
snd tho sontras, bsiween the mothols OF
modern milling aud that OF an ca Tier DAY
IL a. great a. any that can be Unsigned.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-09

Itching plies ara known by moisture like
re SEPARATION, causing intense itching when
warm. THIS form as we'll as blind. bleed.
ing or pfotTudipg. yield at once 20 Dr.. BO-
sGnko's Tile kemsd which sots directly
On PARTS Affected. abso bs tumors. RllaVS
itching and Affects = pc manent cure. Fifty
cents. uRgists or mai. Circulhrs free,
Dr. Bosanko. Philadelphia, Pr. Sold by
Parehen- d Aeheui Drug Co.. Helena.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-09

The best salve in ths vorll for Cuts
Bruises. Sores. Uice . Salt Rheum. Fever
sores, 1etts'. CLRppsd Hands ChHb.Rins.
Corus and all Skin Eruptions. and post
tivelv cures lilies or no pay rsqui ed. IL is
guaranteed to give terfsct sstisfsotion or
money refunded. Prizes % ms per boz
For sale by the Parchen- D'Aehsui Drug
company.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-09

II one wishes to make successful host
css it should Boz remembered that fussi
ness is the dcathhncll of success In that li
reciion. Give tho guest, opportunities foi
rest and they will more fully apprcciat,
the entertainments that are suggested hap
hazard without any preparation whatever
than the elaborate affairs that are forced
upon them willy nilly st. Louis Post
Dispatch
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-09
PAST AND PRESENT.

That Il rogress" has besn tn watehWord
Of the century iust closing e evidenced by
development in the arts AID sciences. that
have waited for the Nineteenth Century 20
troduce the man AMI the hon that would
tring them neure' perfection.
There have been periods IN the p1st ~hsu
the wheels OF prog ess moved SO SLOWLY that
she 10 ward movement was oirc ~ per-
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-09

most improved snd modern plans. they
IRE abe 90 gaa' antes their ''3AsKATCH-
EVAN" aud MONTANA BELLE"
, oufs 10 Q as good or letter than any
thing on the market
Try a sack and be convinced OF its super
ioritY. Every sack alike.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-09

Put half "a pound Of fresh lavender
leaves into double boiler, pour over them
half pint OF soft water. cover and sim
NOR slowly one hour Take ~ the fire and
cool. Add ~ pints Of alcohol, strain
twice and bottle for u-c. Do not get the
alcohol rear he fire, as b. b. iniammablc.
Glass shoppers should Dee used in the bot
tics.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-09

10 tie hfir Is falling out or turning graz.
requiring stimulant with nourishing aud
colorine food. Halls Vtgstablo siciliau
Hair Remover 10 Just tho specific.
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Independent Agents

THE HELENA INDEPENDENT 10
on sale by the following news
dealers in this city and state, and
in Idaho, Utah, Colorado, WASH
ington, California and Minnesota,
who will furnish single copies or
receive subscriptions for the daily
or weekly;
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UTAH
WASHINGTON.

CALIFORNIA.
&. c. wilbur ........ A'aee Hotel San francisco
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MINNESOTA.

MINNESOTA.
wilbur Tsbbils q. Merchants Hotel St Paul
willard &. DsnAis.......... Hotel Ryan. st Psa