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Rock Island Argus., 1894-02-24
u,, n H,,ic of washington.

KANSAS CITY. Feb. al. L. Smith. a
farmer who lives near White Church,
Kan, has Washington relic which he
highly prizes aud exhibits on rare occ,i-
sions. II Is Masonic apron of white
satin. trimmed in gold, wiiich Washing
ton wore at Masonic LODGE meetings. Mr..
Smith is a member Of Delaware lodge, No.
VI. "A. +. and a. NJ, aud the apron has
been handed down from father TO son Tor
lUD wears
Rock Island Argus., 1894-02-24
DAVENPORT.
OF Interest to the Ladies
Who Buy the Cent?
mcri Kid Glove.

/. e.. j. Won Maur. being frse
daily sworn. ON oath do state:
That ! am one Of the lirm of
Harmed. Purcell 4 Won Maur. 3f
Davenport. Scott county. Iowa.
and that said firm has been duly
appointed and j. exclusive agent
for the city OF Davenport for the
sale Of Kid gloves manufactured
aud imported 10y 7. Centcmeri X
Co.. of New York city.
This appointment was made in
writing by said firm % l.. Ccntc-
meri n Co.. and | now hand to
the notary before whom this
affidavit Is made. the original
letter received hy Harmed. Pur-
eel n Won Maur from said firm.
to hc by him identified as n part
thereof. &. j. N,N MAuR.
subscribed and sworn to by
the said e.. j. Won Maur before
me this 18th day Of February.
1894. Lofts y. KSoCKE.
Notary pablic in and for Scott
county.
hereby certify tha, the fol-
lowing letter il an exact cory
Of the letter named in the fore
going affidavit;
New YoRK. Feb. 3. 1884,
1--WE have given Messrs. Har-
ned. rarsei n Won Maur. the cx-
Rock Island Argus., 1894-02-24
HE MUST HANG.
The Date Of Prcndcrgast's
Execution Fixed.
March IS the Day Set by
the Court.
Murderer Higgins to Die at
the Same Time.

CHICAGO. Feb. 24.-Prendergast.
the slayer of Mayor Harrison. was
denied q new trial today, and the
date of his execution ixed at
March 23.
tn Hang at the Same Time
Thomas Higgins, a convicted MUIR
6ercr. was also denied new trial.
and scntt0ced to die with Prender-
CAST.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-02-24
weIaaa Burncd TO Death.

HuDsoy, Mich, Feb. ai--The home of
William Smith, two miles from the city,
was destroyed by fire. While attempting
to ex,inguish the flames Mrs. smith,
crazed with-eN.itemcilt. rushed into the
flames and was burned TO death.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-02-24
They Vy.ii Not Tos.. the Quecn.

LONDON, Feb. "a. The Gladstone Liberal
and Radical club Of southampton has, by
IN Overwhelming majority, decided to
omit in the futurc the toast to the queen
and the royal family at its monthly din.
ucrs. This decision has bccn communi.
Gated to tho pscmier who. il is believed,
will object to the further use Of his name
by The 0rsanisatioa.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-02-24
Eight OF . nnr,sk Grew Lost.

LONDON, Feb. ai.-Adlspatch from Fayal.
one of the Azore islarids, announces the
loss of eight of the cred, including all the
officers, of the bark Montgomery Castle.
The men were washed tyerboard during
terrible storm.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-02-24
nm, ,Jrr.. Note, .ud Currcacy.

WAsHINGToS, Feb. 2{.--Notice was CIV
en- at the meeting Of the house committee
on banking and currency that the sub
committee which has in charge the bill Of
Representative Cooper Of Indiana TO per-
init states and terrltories 10 tax United
States notes and currency will report the
bill fxvorably to the next meeting of the
committee
Rock Island Argus., 1894-02-24

There were 5, 40 admissions to the Mid
winter fair Washiuxton's birthday.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-16
THEY sriLL nEIusE cONsrNT.

Talk az they may, the Anaconda COM
mitiee and it's official apologIzers cannot
mako the people Of Montana abandon
the belief that thero is some Job in this
matter ot refusing to cooperate
with tho Helena committee In tho adop-
ton Of measures to prevent fraud iu the
capital election, Refusing? Yor, that's
just what II amounts 10. 4 hint il us
good hs q kick 10 the Anaconda com
pany's miscellaneous agents, and there
FORE the reluctance 30 plainly shown by
tho Anaconda representatives in tho
Butte conference was all that was
needed. Tho gront corporation agenta
ia tho three political parties OF Butte at
Onoo raisad a vlgoroua protost ngalnst
the raBlgHnt.un ot part Of tho judgea
10 mako room Tor mon known 10 he
irienls Of Helena This was 10 be ex.
peciod. IL was merely following up tho
Anaconda committes's play. Tho nsser-
ton is mOde thHt 10 take tho 8teps bro.
posed Tor tho protection ot both oapitnl
candidates in tho manner above roferred
10, would be 70 tear the political maohin-
cry 10 pi0cos-an unjust in'erioronco
with tho righta Of election judges aud
clerks and county enndidates, wholly
unwhrranted aud illegal. This ia al
bombnst. j was mattlr which could
haye boon easily arranged without M.
fscting anybody'a rights or joopardizinp
them In tho least. II needed but d
suggestion made IN good faith by tho
Anaconda committee 10 hnyo Insured
tho voluntary rs0gnhton ~ ono. hnli
OF the election judges In those countiee
where their Influence ls tho grentest
Nobody can reasonably doubt tho right
OF judge to resign, or tho right oi tho
commissioners 10 mako new appolnt.
mont 10 OIL the vacancy ocoasioned by
such resignation. Section. 1915 and
1919 of tho compiled siatutea Aett'c
TINT point. This, thsn, left only one
thing IN the way to secure the necessar,
reaignntions and o suggestion would
have been sufficient for that, for th,
Lord knows that the position OF election
The Helena independent., 1894-10-16

n agreement whereby each side shall have
representation In ths toom ooeapied by iho
ballot ben and the judges and olerbs si
sisslion and mako suoA aGsngomon,a con-
esraine the safe keeping OF Tho ballot boa
da,iag tAs tlms votlae or eouatlhg 10 not In
progress 90 will give sstlaiaolorf euprNn-
Zoe that II 10 no. bslRa tampefed with. Az
leAs, this much can ba accomplished. The
ballet bot ana The eoon, can be aua ded
and By proper census aysien false feal''
uA,ion can, 10 . large extent be pc
vented,
ThS Helena comm ii,es and evsrJ friend
Of good sovernmsn1 should take a lively
Interest In thia matter. not oaly In silver
Bow oounty. but in all the other counties
Of the stats vhsro the corporation omis'
aAilss are TssortlnR TO every trick and de-
yleo knoWn 10 politics 10 buy tho state. Bg
all means luslsa upon some protection for
the people.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-16
A No a Allnnt nRnu. ~

Yellowstone Journal
We OF Miles City know nll about this
"hoa" business. We stand charged by the
people o! the county with desire to COB
bic up all the fat things for ourselves and
we all know how little Justice tho 10 in
the charge. Even the Miles City men who
to-day stand for Anaconda solely and
sim Wy becAuIs Helena 10 hos" will de-
fead TO the lasi point OF argument the IN
truthfulness of the same charge brought
against Miles City, snd yet II IL is true OF
the one, IL is true OF the other. Candidates
on the state ticket OF either party may
several counties OF the state outsias OF
Levia and Clarke. but when they are
slectod they must 60 TO the capital 10
live and 90 the capital has 90 shoulder
the onus OF gobblnR MI the state Offices;
and SO II 10 with as and with every county
seat 10 tho state. Each rscufrlna CAM
paiRn We select Literally from the outeids
precincts. and aftsr election we add thess
outside selections 10 our Miles City popu-
lstion. asd the charge stands against Us
that We gobble all the eounty Offices. Now.
whnt sense is thsre in such an assertion7
OF the Stats Offices to-day, Silver Bow con-
tributsd the governor and two judges OF
the suptsms court; Meaghsr county the
sec 'etarJ OF state; Park county the treas
uret; Dawson county tho attorney gsnsrAl;
Yellowstone ceunty the remaining Judge
OF the supreme court. and Besvsrhead
county tho superintendent Of public in
struo.ion. "Hslenp, the hog" squeezed in
one man, the lioutsnsnt governor. bat they
ali Teliie at Helena, as required by law.
and so help to furnish quos.ione bic
Foundation for the absurd charge
Of hogCishusss. Was IL hpaeiEhness ON the
pnrs ot IelenGB lamtntsd and reyefed c.ti-
zen. Col. Broad water that induced him 10
put hnlt million dollars into the Broad
water ho,ol and natalorium that hAA made
Helena and Montana famous throughout
the known vorldl Was the pig upg ormost
in the minds Of any Of the numerous public-
spirited otizouH Of Helena who have built
up a city that for all public eonysn ieness
Glands inmsaSuteahly above my other city
in tho sthtol While not clsiminR tbat
theae things we're done solely for the public
gooi aud without hope OF profitable rotu D.
Why shoBld VIC nc citizens of Montana. seek
20 ignore o beii,tie the ente p iss and true
wests q it that hes brought these rssults2
The Helena independent., 1894-10-16

Judge is not suoh soft snap that any
body ia likoly 10 banker after II 10
any considerable eHtent Tho objection
raised by tho Anaconda committee and
their people Ia Of the tllmalest character
No, one unbiased man out OF nifty will
place any other construction upon II
than thls-,hnt 10 give Helena a show
In certain OF the counties would upset
aomo alec lttlo schemes already cut and
dried by tho dexteFoua Anaconda capt
tal eAmpaienera They will, in short
believe that fraud ia intended and the
wntchfulness OF all honest men will be
rcdoublod to hoad il oil.
But Helona aud tho cause OF an honest
capital election will DO protected nevor-
tbeless. regardless of what the Anaconda
company's ngonts and their followers
may 10 or say. Tho people OF Montana
are with the Helena committee in this
effort to provide proper safeguards to
insure II that tho will Of the voters be
not thwarted. But first the Anaconda
committee must bo made TO show it's
hand fully. II must either join with
tho Helena committee heartily in this
matter or throw OF the mask altoget ther
and declare itself openly. Whatever
the corporation representatives say and
however much they may Ondoavor to
dodge tho issue, ono thing there is they
cannot do-they cannot deny that the
demands OF the Helena committee are
wholly in the interest OF on honest
election, conducted with iairness TO
both Anaconda aud Helena. On tho
other hand il is belief fast gaining
ground that the Anaconda company is
set upon winning the capital even II il
hns 20 resort to the samo disgraceful
methods by which Mr. Haggln's other
big mining company, the Homestake,
carried the wnter election at DoAdwood.
But the Ieoplo will be on guard and the
penitentlary door will be open ready to
receive the nefarious gang. Montana
does not propose to be Homestaked this
year.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-16
ONLY FEAuD CAN DgFEAr nELrNA.

ONLY FRAUD GAN DEFEAr HELENA.
!. is as certain as anything in the
world that n big majority OF the votes
cast at the capital election will be fu-
vorablo TO Helena. The tide has turned
everywhere, and especially is this notice
ablo at Butte, Missoua, Great Falls,
and Billings. There is only one thing
that can defeat the cause OF leaving the
capital nj Helenn, and that is the prac-
tice OF The most ilugrant fraud. The
friends ot Helena in all parts OF the
state voice this warning, and the ac-
sions OF the Anaconda campagners
themselves give additional force to it.
just TO what extent they have secured
control OF the election machinery is
difficult to say, but they haven't over
looked any tricks; that can be depended
upon.
Here is the history OF their campaign:
Falsehood, mischief-making, insincere
promises, Doodle, dcbauchory, and-it is
greatly TO be feared-crime.
But the honest citizenship Of Mon
tara is at last fully awake to the gravity
Of tho situation. The people now re-
alize what the significance OF this con-
test is more than ever before. The his
tory OF the Homestake compnny's meth
ode at Deadwood has had big influence
in opening their eyes, too. We don't
want any OF Mr.. Higgins Homestake
methods in Montana. The state was
disgraoed enough two years ago by the
introduction Of the Homestake system
in controlling the Montana legislature.
A little OF that will last a mighty long
time. II advertised this state in way
that Was not at all TO the liking OF free
and independent people. But bad as il
was, disRraceful ns il wac TO Montana TO
have such nowa % out to the civil zsd
world, It was a pUln d praise as cjm-
pared with the news Of Montana selling
her capital TO the same crowd that ruled
its legislature upon that disgraceful oc-
casiou. That Is something which Mon
tana must DO saved from.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-16
MEN FOR HE TIME.

About this stage Of the campaign
every voter should read over the list Of
candidates whose names will bo found
at the head OF THE INDEpENDENT' edi-
torial columns. From beginning to end
it is ticket without flaw, without an
unworthy name on IT,
In both houses of congreGa the demo
critic party gnye a majority d It's votes
every time for the free coinage Of silver.
Tho republican party threw maiorlty
Of its votes 10 both houses against free
coinage, For tho voter In Montana,
whatever his pnst affiliations, who de-
sires 10 sec silver re-establishel as
money metal, there Is but ono thing 10
do and that is 10 vote for tho candidates
Of tho party which has stood by silver.
Every friend OF silver 10 this state
should mark tho name n Hnl S. Corbstt
on Bis ballot. A yo.o for Hartman ia d
vote Tor Tom Reed for eTeokor OF the
house, and that means tho packing Of
the conmIttees ia tho interest OF the
gold bugs. A vote Tor Bob Smith Ia n
vote thrown away II ho wcfs elected
10 congress ho would nud himself In a
group Of groaublcliers and visionary
srauks, aud he would be powor'ess 10
accomplish anything for tho interest Of
the state.
A sound lawyeEone thoroughly voraod
In our codes,au Laucat mon - broad
judicial mind, is needed on our supreme
bench, and nu boLter man s rresontsd
for the suLrnRea ot our people than
Judge l., A. Luce, Of LJseman. Out OF
respect for the high Office ior which he
has been named, ,ho decl,aod to outer into
political chuvaa md romoins at home.
like the self-rcspoctlng ctlzgu that he
ie. But that will not prevent his re.
ceiying a vote far beyond party lluea.
The legislative ticket presented by
the democrats Of Lowia and Clarke js
electing tsoit By ia own excellence. 4,
is fortunate community und a fortun-
ate state that can secure such able bust.
ness men M Davidson and Copo; men
so thoroughly yorssd in mining ns Pee.
Ter and Murphy; mon with 10 wide q
knowledge Of our stock aud farming IN
dustriea as Preuitt and llilger and Ne
Cabei and laWyer 80 able as Corneliu,
u. Nolan, TO sit in tho legislative as
sembly.
Tho county ticket, too, is one thaN
oommeuds itself without apology or mr.
gument TO the thinking voter. Sheriff
Curtis ia going TO be reelected handl
down. on his splendid record in the pas
two years. Nobody seriously dispute
that
Clarence B. Garrett will he the mex
The Helena independent., 1894-10-16
That is settled IL

county treasurer That is settled in
advance
For clerk aud recorder Charles g
Munly 10 making winning oanyass on
bis clean record aS an able young busl-
ness man.
For the olieo OF county attorney there
Ia rcally but ono candidate with any
show, aud that is Dick Purcell, whose
name 10 on the right ticket
Jake Fischer, tho Seventh ward ey-
clone, is making the same kind OF q
swoop that bo did whom running for
alderman. IIO will DO elected Assossor
beyond doubt
For auditor the genial and popular
Raleigh Wilkinson is tho tavorito with
eveybody,
Mrs. Maud Davis Baker will receive
every democratic vote and hundreds
from tho other parties, for her thorough
qualifications Tor the olllce Of superu-
teudcnt Of schools are known TO all our
clti2ons
Tho oilloo Of public administrator re-
quires a man Of sound Judgment and
thorough integrity aud Mr. W. w. Ship
man is a oitizon who possesses these
qualities in an eminent degree. No fit
ter man could have been selected for
THE Office.
Tho Office OF coroner is IN important
one and calls for tho services of good
physician and ah active man. The
choice OF DIR. Carmichael by the demo-
cratic convention wOs one that com-
mends itsolf TO all who know that gen
tloman. lie will perform tho duties OF
the office couscientiously.
Lewis and Clarke county Is awaken
Jog to the importance OF good roads.
We cannot have them unless tho work
is iu the hands Of competent engineer
A man with experience in this work,
both IN the service Of the city and the
county, is James S. Keerl The tax
payers OF tho county nre TO be con-
graduated upon inducing such cap
able man 10 servo them In the Office Of
county surveyor
There is going TO be great excitement
in matters political from now on, with
the capital question uppermost in many
minds But the people OF Lewis and
Clarke county should not lose sight OF
other interests entrely. Every person
on the tickot We have named is worthy
OF support aud Ne hope and believe that
TnE INDEPENDENT OF November will
record the election OF each and every
one Of them.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-16
naEsIn,. Two nle oompanIss

Butto : iaor
Tho Anaconda company and The Home.
stake company are one and the samo thing.
Tho company has rodueed miners wagss
in Deldwooi to S2,5o day hud hss
sironRled every other mining enterprise in
that iOoiiitr.
Il hna reduesd w0Ros ia Anaconda, whs e
the mtu have bson forced 20 accept from
% eosts 10 81 day less than ia paid In
Buits.
wherever the company las ahined foot
hold und supr ms control, vsgss have b.en
rsluesd. Hud tbs Miner Is reliably informed
that In California tho men who own thsse
orsr,.Os and dictate ths policy Of their
management are employing able bodied
lahore for 10 cents q day.
So much 70, tho Anaconda AMI Home
atgko lOyo Tor labor.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-16

Mr.. HAGGIH's Anaconda Mining CON-
pany was so shocked that Helena gen.
tlemau who does some legal business for
the Northern Pacific oompsny should
make q speech in favor OF Helena, that
it sent TO reply to him John r. Toole, a
director in Mr.. Haggln's b. A. & P.
railway company and in Mr.. Haggin's
wnter company. This same John h.
Toole, by the way, WAS sent TO the legs-
lature by the Anaconda Mining compa-
ny to kill the eight hour law. This is
tho rame Mr.. Toole who is now going
about the state telling workingmen that
he is their friend and brother and the
Anaconda Mining company loves them.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-16
ry.a.sllr rraua I,In,,na.a.

Butte hinor
Az might have hlon expected, ths efforts
OF The llUlons committee 20 b lhr about a
fair aud practicable hRrsemcnt with ,ho
Anscouda COMMITTEES. failed. The Ana
oondaaa nsistt that ihSy ars willing 20
meet tho Holsua people hhlf wny, hu, turn
bhek at The hrSt quArio.. 1hsy say they
will ondofvor 10 have some Of III, iuduss
resign IN Bilv'r Bow county whefs tbsy
hhvo complsie contiol OF the election ma
ohla0rb and Immediately iastree. ih,it
political representatives In the connt, 20
prevent the designations .ihoy know that
they have etplurod tha 10 sad ,bs, IN
dus tina thar vill hsvs tho elsrk, Thsy
arc prsSsr'd 10 resort 10 sn7 sohsns no
matter how is'psts,s, 70 thuart TIE viii Of
the people snd win by hhnd.
Tho Miner ut2ou ths Helena oommI,ise
TO psfsis, in ita o1orts Ia luture a iys. vote
aud a iair count Insist uBon haylng ran
feaontalion among Tho Judges II tosslplo.
but II this cannot be Soeomp pllnhoi. demand
The Helena independent., 1894-10-16
Helena Book &
Stationery Co.

The expense account is one which needs
careful watching these times and TO the
business and professional man who has
ofilcs SUI plea 10 buy We have something TO
say which will be OF interest.
II you use Typewriter We have the car
bops. rubbers an 4 papers as fol ovu Lii.
ties and Reminaton's ribbons, 75,; Little's
and RsminRton's carbon. 81 per 100. Par.
aRon linen rapsrs. best in the world. al
bottom prices. Lirs too large 10 quote
Iricos.
In inks we carry AtnolPs Carters
David's. stafford's
Ouf prices on thoss goods have always
been the lowest in the northwest.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-16
THE INDEPENDENT

RsmittAncss a. he risk u Sabacriber nnlss
made by Registered lsttcr check. or postal os ar
vress order payable % Ihe lndopeadoAs Tub
Mhine CompAny.
gR-P Poruona dosifins 1Nu IspErepnENr aervei
At their homes or pisos OF husinaea cAn or,i.r ~
pesial card or through telephone No. ieo Piossp
report csaes Of irregular delivery promptly
Adverilscr,enia, 10 insure pfompt Asrrreon
should 10 handed In hgforp , N
Rolectcd communications NOT roturnAhla an
kse postage Il eaolosol.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-16
Shall We lie uoms.,sz.ds

nusbAndmAn.
The capita Ooutss, ia The people Of Mon
tanA against the Anaconda Copper com
pany, or rather ]. II HnlRIn and Hea at
bsirL Shall ,heso people who openly boast
that tho state shnll spend million dollars
In AuAconda bo allowed TO ruin our slater
Already taHsE ave high but with The Ana
oonda company in power they will become
buidsn.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-16

Montanisns Rbroal will always out lR
pRuY lSpFrrsptSr on Mo nc iher tA'orlte
hotoe fifth Ayonu, and Metropolitan New
York West Miuneap'lia, baldwin AMI lalAa'
tan Fr.nelsoo MeDermot. hutt,i Leland nota.
kprirraold In
The Helena independent., 1894-10-16
THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.
srAtE rICKEE

STATE uCKEE
Yer C0nsrcssman,
hal = OlBRErf.
u NlssoulA
Hsr AssecA, snstlo0
l. l. LUCK
81 foseinAn
The Helena independent., 1894-10-16
CORRESPONDENCE PAPERS.

We are giving our friends and customers
9 sample book of fins stationery. which is
not only useful as q guide to buy your
stationery, but contains much valuable iu-
formation In regard to the use OF cards and
styles Of paper. etc.
We havs made Q special offo 20 get all
the new styles, shapes and shades of fno
stationery. and ii is to your advantage to
SEQ our stock before purchasing.
Remember. We can supply your wants in
school supplies Of all kinds
The Helena independent., 1894-10-16
ARTISAN DYE WORKS
Q. RIMBoup. PRoPRIEroR

Fronoh eloanias ani dyslnH. SECURING by
ITVnoh ptoc0sa iluse, wOIisn, yolyots aud
tut drearns. Rentloiaan'a EafmlntN hid RloVoa
fsathaFs iure, laoss, ourtAinA eilk and Woolsn
underwear aud noOtti0A tAiisflrti0n guarAn.
Helans. Montana, Not responalbls foe goods
left over two months. Ordora called for At any
part VI ths oity
The Helena independent., 1894-10-16
Goodness
WHAT'S THE MATTER +?

Nothing serious is the matter
with us, except we arc rushing
business by making prices low:
Stamped linen soaris, 2 yards
long g.s,...,,..'..'.s.' s.'.''''.' ''OOc
Children's heavy Egyptian
Fleeced Ribbed Undorwear,
all sizes. only..............,3O soc
Childr sn's Wool Hose. 2oo
Ladies' Wool Hose. 25o
German Knitting Yarn, BlSein. 200
Fast black corset only......,...5oc
The Helena independent., 1894-10-16
eorNrY TICKET.

Fs< RslrcssaiAiiceS
A.. = DAVIDSON,
JANIS h. MURPHY.
c. Il NOLAN.
II Il. PEELEG.
NICHOLAS HIL6ER
HEO. L. COPE
}. L. McCAbE
W. @. PHEUIrr.
For berif,
CHARLES D CURTIS
For Treasurer,
CLAR aNCE n GARRETT
For Clerk and Recorder,
CnAHLks s MUFSLY.
For County Attorney
L. Il. puRCsLL.
For Assessor
JACOB FISCHER
For Auditor,
h. h. WILKINSON.
For Superintendent Of Schools
MRS. MAUD DAVIS BAKER
For Public Administrator.
W. W. SHlPMAN.
Tor Coroner.
DE-. d. L. CARMICHAEL
For Surveyor,
JAMES 2. KEERL
The Helena independent., 1894-10-16
A GREAT CHANCE
FOR INVESTMENT.

60 acre, Of hns Land undsr fence Ono large
hotel. ono blacksmith shop ono sNioon, ono
duneo hall ono lsrsS barn. ono dwelling house.
and 100 head Of Gno brod cattle snd hay to food
tho cAttlo through the wintor. Tho above Ia tho
Grafton ranch at 0rafloa. Montana Call on
or sddroos JOHN u. aiEBKE.
Belt MontanA
The Helena independent., 1894-10-16
NOTICE
InE wEAFhEE.

"a c.mphon {, tho oalT Aathorissi travel
ine fecnt - thia nAner
The Helena independent., 1894-10-16
TOWNSHIP TICKET.

For Justices Of the POacO
s. X. DAVIS.
TERRENCE o'DoNNELL
For Constablcs.
W. +. HUBER,
JOHN QUlRK.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-16
Hon Hal, S, C0Ibett's Appointments,

The Hon. Hal & Corbett democratic nominee
for congress, will address the citizens Of Non
tsnA At the following times and places:
The Helena independent., 1894-10-16
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HELENA. MONT. ooT 10, 1894.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-16
FOR SALE.

will sell at Public Sale in Rozsman,
Montana, oil the turnitu Of the eighty
I've room hotel, known as