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THEDAILY INDEPENDENT: HELENA. WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 6 1889.
OUTPUTOF THE MINTS.
TheCoinage of a Year as Shown^by the Report of Direstor^Leech.
Exportsol Gold and Silver for^Twelve Months in Ex-^ecus of Imports
riirKetiasasael PmAm af Iki Ball ^^^i
Mlv.-r Mi^a ^^' I'^* Country The
V*cirlil'^ I'm.1.1. tiain.
WAHHiN'triN, N iv. ft, -K.lvr.ird ^). Leech,^ifir.-rtur of the uiint. ri'i^irt^. tlic coinage Ht^Mm tnlnt^ tartafl tin- taeal y^Hr an MImw
(Jolilniiin in v illi.-, tr^M lMVi: silver dol^^lars, f :^f,7'.M.Mi^i: subsidiary silver, |TIL4M^^tuiii.r ^-^itiK. f.^^;.47:i: total. #^^,'^^^.'.^^. Ill^addition tutliis ((iilil li.irs valued at $^.'.-'41,.^Ui ami Nilvi r liars valued at faJeeVM W re^manufactured. The pr.itit M the coinage^of silver dollars and subsidiary com was
HMMMi Mm total niMfli if him dol
larsmid subsidiary coin was |MMM| th^^total coinage, of silv. r dollars under the^Maud net up to tin lirst of the^^liiuiil Moot! was $84S,6K,0OL (Jold^mi |x ^rt 4 during tha fear mufti tod to^|lii.:i7L'.ll.'i..ind tl^- eiporta to$tk),UHn,:H6;sil-^vcr import* amounted to if -l.HS-'.-S ^. and^Um acporta to fn^.71i;,7x,t. Tmm figures
allowa laM to MM United States by excess
ofraporu ov^r import* of (old $WyfaM,101|^ailvar, |laV0M.40Bi Tha Mir^tut astiasaaei^tin- consumption of gold and silver m Mm^United Htates in tha industrial art* for Um^tisc.il v.-ar to liav.- baaat Gold, $16,000,000]^rilrar, $H,000,0U0. Tha product of gold and^silver in tiir Darted State* for Mm calendar
yearIM wan: (iold. taMT^rQOOl silver,^commercial value. K.v.t.r.r..i^m. Tka pro^^duct of tlir world for tin- yar was: (iold,^flHV.f.U.I.Vt: silv.r. commercial valm-, j* 1^Kt,-^^MM) coining WH, $UMM,1M,
._af^^ ^^ ^' 1
PBtlLMOf I UK HI l.'KKI .^a0..11... Accident la Man Vara Oaaaai^by tin- i.i.i iiii a/laaa,^Naw YouK, Nov. .V -The electric light^ipajM thiH morning aaaatai ^ home t^
death,threw the driver to the street and
knockeda police sergeant senseless. The^deadly current waa carried to it* victinia^through a tel. phone wire. A big pole car^^rying numberless wire* stands on Fourth^^venue near the corner of '.'Hlli street. S..m^^lime tins morning ^^uc of the wirea of the^telephone line fell toat reet and formed a haip^across Um down track of the Fourth avenue^rinlroail. S.kiu after it fell, Thoinaa^Wlielan, of the 11. raid delivery wagon,
aajaaaaaajkUaaafaaaMaaaalaa the wire
amiin-d antly came t ^^ a halt, ami then^sprang aside and fell. The jolt to the vein-^olethrew Whelan to the street and when he^SHIS', to IllH feet he received a^all oak which threw linn prostrate^into the gutter. Kcgaiinug
agate,the
Theproper way, la to keep a bottle^Of tIiih remedy at hand. It coat* but fifty^cent*, atid only a few doses, or, at moat, not^nvi-r i.ne-tbird of a bottle is required to din^l^ I all aymptoiua uf the disease. Can you^afford to riak so much for ao little^ There^is not the least danger in giving tbia reiu-^edy in large and frequent doses, which are^always required, aa it contain* no injure .11*^substance. A a proof of thia fact, we refer^to Mr. John I* Olson of l^ea Moines, la.,^whoae lu months-old laiv drank the entire^conteuta of a lifty cent laittle of (/'hainlmr-^lain'a OoMk reiuudv without the le .at^injury For aale by H. M. 1'arcl.en AO).
1'beVerillet Uaanfiaon..
W.I^. Suit, drotiKiat, Ihppua, InJ., teati-^flea: ^1 can recommend Klectric liittent at^the very beat remedy. livery bottle aold^baa ({ire.ii relief in every caac. One man^tiaik an laittlea and waa cured uf rheuiua-^tiam of ten v. ii-' atandinx.^ Abraham^Hare. dniKKiat, Id lleville, Ohio, allinna:^^The beat aelliliK medicine I hare ever^handled in mv twenty y. ura' ei|HTHJlice, it^Fllectnc MtV ra.^ I bouaands of othera^have added tin ir testimony, so that the Ter-
dictit waaiaaoaathai Blaotrhi linu-ra do
cureall diaeusca of the liver, kidneya or^Mood. Only half a dollar u bottle at It. S.^Hale A Co.'a draw atore.
^
Ouxh'and Oaaghll aaU i oujbll!^What in the World ih the reason you will^.;^ -it'ti and keep roui.'biiik\ and still keep^trying inferior meilieineawheti llejiga' Cher^^ry Oeaflh Syrup will |k^aitively relieve yonr^cou^'h at oncer Thia ih no ndvertiaing^aahaaM, but an actual fact, and we guaran^^tee it. For aale by all dniKKinta. K. S.^Hale iV Co., wholesale and retail amenta.
I'KOKI.ssIon,\ |. CABDi
JAMMfTT.KK IIAKIW,
AtUirney-atIaih.^Ilailev lluildina. Helena, Moulaaa.
I'oHtothevliol li'i.
yu.U rUJUMTt,
t'udertaker.lua Warreu Hir.^.i. r.lepboaafMl
J| (i. UAVIES.
AtUiruey-at-lw.^It.a^uia 1 and 4, Aabliy lllia-k. Ki'lnua. MuDU
HtOK.OHCAUWKUNKlt.
IhMhMof Phaat, Phaai ami siuipiui
No.1U1 llowin atreet, or at A. I*, ('artin'a Mash^Htois', Helena. Mont.
lyiK^KOLK A HlloWMM.
AtUiruey-at-Iw.
JIMDearborn MMOt, ( hlea^u, 1u.^ai.kx. m w.sn.t.,1 k oiusvn i a w. BRowiuno.
*j|ASHKN A HL lXAItl).
Attorneyand ^ oiinaellor at l^w
Willprai'tic*1 in all eourta ^f twunl Id tha tar^ritory, Othee ill fiold It... U Helena. Uuot.
IHUOUK. HAKHOUU,
Attorneyaud C.iunaellor at l*w^Mawmie VMpM, Helena, UonL.
uomo,
VeteruiarySurireon.
iIffioe llr.sk ^ Kisher'a Hublea, Um^atreet. I .ileplioue IA).
hisfeet
driverundertook to rata,^the bora.', but aa aooti aa he touched the^animal another shock pissed through hnn^Ma then oiiatpfahaaMaaTtha aaaai mid lay
Mtill.OMhHMM were attracted to the Hcenr^by the llaahea of blue llauie emittiui; from^the prostrate animal. The tl.iahea came^from all n irts of the liorae'a body and the^^aaU of luu niliK tleah was |^ reepl ible half^a bha k away. Win Ian was assisted to bia^feet, but the horse waa uiVi-ii i wide berth^I'll, police established a yu ud at |Hiiuts auf-^ticiently far from the roasting animal lo^warn all wavfarera from ne.irini; the tatal^^p..t Sert'e int Mcllonald cuine ill contact^with the wire aud fell to the pave^^ment si-naeleas, KoumlHiuan Caaaidy^went to the rescue and when he cauchl hold^of the aeree.infs ley, received a slua k which^Compelled him to release In- hold. The^aecoiid attempt waa more succesalul.
PKBIMH8DIN THI BLIZZARD.
.1ol.o .i.l.i I oh hoys I osi Their I l^at In the
Oaaals^io^ storm.
I)kn\kk.Col., Nov. Ik^ One of the reaulta^of the terrible blizzard which swept over^eastern Colorado and New Mexico l'liura^day and Friday of last week, reached here^to day fr mi Folsoui, New Menco l liuia-^d ,y niiiht Henry Miller, the range foreman
forCol. H. O. iieui, with aMaral ^ovbopa,^oaiuped near Sierra Urande with eighteen^humlred beet cattle, which they wire liolil-
hajifoe Mm pafpaaaaf loadhax on the cura
atlolsoui tin 11. xt day for the eastern mar^^kets. At 1 o'clock t hat murium,' 11 blizzard^from the northwest struck the herd, driving^the cattle towards the l'allhalldle of Texas.^I'lie cowboys were unable to hold them, and
thaMow waa ao blinding il waa impossible
tosee titty feet ahead. Miller railed his^mi ll topi lb. 1 and they started to follow the^cattle and attempt to keep them bunched,^ao far aa BaMMta H ia hot know 11 how^how long the mi ll auccceded in keeping^with tie maddened herd, but tiny final^^ly lost it and the men became^sepirated. Friday night one of them wan^dared, mt . Head's ho ma ranch, half dead^from cold and hunger, lie told his atory^and a IMOtainp party was imiiiediatelv aeiit^out and Saturday aft. rn.s.n the frozen^bodies of Henry Miller, Jof Martin and^Charlie .lolly w. re found lying oil the open^plains not far from Folsoiu. I'he other^men succeed .1 in finding their way into^camp before belli,'overcome with the cold.^Miller had been foreman for Col. Head for^tw. Im- year*. He came lu re from l.ouia-^iiina. It is not known where Martin and^Jolly are from.
The use of calomel for derangement* of^the liver has ruined many a line constitu^^tion. Those who, for similar I roubles, have^tried Aver's 1'itls testify to their efficiency^in thoroughly MMttjiBj| the malady, with-^Ut injury to the Hvstem,
CrimpCall lie I'lrvrntril.^We want every mother to know that croap^can la- prevented. T here is 110 iiueation^ataiut tins; aa it has been done in thousand*^of cites, and you may dcia-nd upon it that^when a child take* the croup, it la wholly^owing to the negligence of It* parent*.^True croup never appear* without uu. and^timely waiiilii.;; a WW hour*, Of a day or^two la-fore the attack, the child become*^bourse. T his hoarsen. ** is t ... tir*t indica^^tion of croup, and 1* a sure sign that croup
iato follow , aalaaa promptly and properly
treated.Thefreeuaeof Chamls-rliim *( ougii
Raaaadjudltaatad artth aaah hotMa^ asder
theheading ^to prevent croup,'^ will dMpal^all symptoms of the diseaaa, 1 he tir*t *ign^of croup, ho.irseiieas, may he overl.siked^by younj MOthara or thOM not familiar^with the di*eaMc. I lid. r such circum-^atamvea, or when not properly treated, the^hoaraeneaa become* more marked and the^child allow* Hvmpt..insof having taken cold,^then 11 peculiar rough cough is dev.-lop..I.^Even at tin* atage Chaiiih. rlulli's C-oui h^Remedy will prevent the croup, but alter^the cough liaa developed, the croup^ia liable to appear at any moment.
.1.
BKNNKTT,
hue..^#^-^! to Helena l iidertakioa (}o.)^I'rw-tii-ai tud.rtaker.
PJJjm kud aatiraaM i'j I'ark avi-uae Tato-
phoueML. Op. itay and maku
pAOUUOl.V IfOOMNKLLv
Arrhteeta.Attend rttr,. tlj to Areliit.m.Uiral Work.
Plaaaaad apaotfnatloaa diawfc Work .ope'
viafal.
Ilthce I'ittsbur* lll.s k, Helena, Mont.
|)M
IHM'KM\N
PhraiahHa,laraMa, Aei'.iuehar, Oculiat^s.i AurlsU
Menlair at San Francisco Mi Ileal Society, aha.^Nevaiia State Misbcal Society.
OfjgarXweaaa'l fflM store, corner above^Main and llr.at.lway. Ki.trail, e on H road way aud^Jackaoa. Helena, Montana. CoUHiiltalioua Ui^^iermaii aud Kiuilisli.
S{M.STOi'h.Sk\(iF.ll,
11Ale Commissioner Baaml I And OrKca.1
Atleruey-at-law.
AtlanticBoildina, Wasldnatoo, I). V.^Four years exis-rien.as a iiieuila-r of eeuitreaa^and hair years in tin- iieaeral Iaii.1 llthce. IVac-^tices in all th^ de|kirtiueiita aud in tire Suprxni.^and Dial net (lourta,^1 And and M lams' Uw a S|*a ialty.
tonA. Ht UM lllldl,
PMMaI'aiuter.
H.miuiiii. n.ird I lis.r Asldiy Hloak.^I*. O. lion 7s'.. Helena. Moat.^Public huil.lias'' i liiir. las. and dwelling lloorn^dis-oraUsl in the lat#^.t st^le.
Kefereti.-esHon, W. A. i lark and Mr. M. J.^Talls.tt. Ilutte. Hon. Sam Word, Mrs. H. T.^lia.i-.-r, Mr. F. IL Walla. .-. Mr. John C. l'anlseu.^Helena.
Si'ratchwork and I.in I i Oruaiueutatiun^patented, a s|^s-i*liv.
II ELEN A
CornerMuin Stnn't and Sixth Avenua.
a School ol Thorough Vractlcat Builnat*^T. alnlng.
lksikki-epiinr.Arithmetic. I'eamanship. Hank^^ing. Husinos* an.l Ixral Forms. I'el.srraphjr. Cur-^nvaponden.av, ^i-.-Hiti* and alt the bualish^Hran.h.-s.
PanalaPhoMsvaaai} ^^^ m.oi.^a,Full Con** of fhtparlpaaaJ laariMHi Hav^and Ifnalna Haaaiuaai Kor Particular, ikviii
1.1BaaaaMTt nt .\,idn*a
II.T. KNULRHORM. V. M..
I'rinci|l and Prophet.*^,
HelenaMontana.
M iNT \ N \
rtisii!i\s Collet I famttc \\\Mw
I'heonly Kirat t'luaa Itiiameea School
batwaaas't. Paul and I'ortlnml. Nhjht
11.-t..lor tu April. K.-a.l ^Hoard^..f Kefi-retHv^ in College lleporter^Wjito for term*.
HAHN^ WALTERS.^Qold Block, Helena, Mont.
THENEW YORK
'II I I 1
QUANTITY AND QUALITY!
NEWGOODS OF MARVELLOUS BEAUTY!
CAEPETS!
CARPETS,CARPETS,^CARPETS,^CARPETS.
1'articularAtteBoion is ( ailed tOOWNei
Lineof Hoqoetto, fotuwells, Tapestrja ami^Art [ngrtinfl in Original hoi^ns and Bpe^^rial Coloringi. Napier Mating Oil riot lis.^Linoleums, Smyrna Bogs, Bnuh Mats,
HempKttting and Window Shades in^Great Variety.
CARPETS,CARPETS,^CARPETS,^CARPETS.
LACECURTAINS--PORTIERS!
GenuineMadras Lace Curtains, Brussells Point Lace Curtains, Tambor^Lace Curtains, Cluny Lace Curtains, Irish Point Lace Curtains, Dra^^peries and Portieres in All Known Qualities and Artistic Patterns.'
FURS,FURS!
ISECOND SHIPMENT |
FURS,FURS !
InNatural Lynx, Russian Fitch, Siberian Squirrel, Opossum, Monkev^Seal and Beaver^A CHARMING- SELECTION.
DRESSGOODS DEPARTMENT!
Itdon't take half a glance to tell where the Finest and Largest lines of^Dress Goods are. About everything that can be asked for is here. We^have the stock. We give the Value.
SpecialOfferings This Week in Lais' Scarlet Underwear!
AGENTSFOR FOSTER'S CELEBRATED LACE KID GLOVES!
ALLGOODS ARE SOLD AT NEW YORK PRICES!
Outof Town orders Promptly Filled. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
NEWYORK DRY GOODS STORE,
CornerBridge and Main Streets.
Helena,Montana.
KT.\IIMSIIKI^ IN is^. .
I.I LI ll.T IN las
INTERNATIONALHOTEL
rh Lariat litMitliiiK BotaU Has the Tory L*^M airuniiuiHiatiuna 111 the city.^lv*t^^ rudiuv.1; |~j |ht day 11ml upwimUt, according to location of rooms.
M. L1SSNER, Proprietor.
ThePioneer of the Great West!
COSMOPOLITANHOTEL.
HELENA. - ^ MONTANA.
SCHWAB^. ZIMMERMAN, Proprietors.
Th Oldett, Mott D^ilr^bl^ Leading Fln|.CI^^l Hotel In Ih* City.
THEROCKY FORK COAL COMPANY
Ihhow prepared to deliver Coal from its Mines at
ToconmimerH in this City. For DomoHtic and SteBm purixiHen lioclcy Fork OoaJ^bat no Mtpwior in this market. It Ugfatt Uf itiljr. makea Hot Fire and leaves littto
ash. Try it.
PrincipalOffice: ROOM 25. PITTSBURG BLOCK.
WIMIIBIIIIMT.
J McA 11 LI AN ^ CO.,
l'ni|rt^U^r^ of lh
MINNEAPOLISSHEEPSKIN TANNERY,
mi.lli. .il. i- la
Hides,Sheep Pelts, Wool, Tallow, Ginseng and Seneca Root.^Sheep Pelts and Furs a Specialty.
101.103 ^ 105 Second St. North.
ShipmentsSolicited.
Minneapolis.Minn.^Write for Circulars.
U.S. VV BLIC SAM PLING COMPA'Y.
CityOffice,Removed to Second National Bank.
Samplesmid Assays made of All Ores. Consignment solicite*!. Samplos of each^lot iuhmitted to the dirlerent Smelters, and the Ore Sold to th^ Highest^Llhdder. Samplinif Works at Northern Pacitlcand Montana^Centrul Kailroad Junction- Take Motor Line,^WRITE FOll TERMS.TELEPHONE NO. 71.
METEOPOLITAU,
FormerlySparey's Hotel.
Runon Both American and European Plant. Sample Rooms for^Traveling Men.
Mrs.T. H. MORSE, Proprietress,
PHIUPSBURG,MONTANA.
A(i 1 ;N( 'IKS:
QwanUKtBboh. A Eixuk, Helena.^B. L. HoNNK.it ^ Co.,Oeer Uldg*.
Tin-HmM1 Loatan Co.,
0.F, Mii.i.ih,^BOMU A BAUsWi^L. S. Hom.ikh,
F.htks,connfi.l Co.,
A.Fkazk.k,^(Jk.o. T. Voi xo,'^Park City, j BUM Hkoh.,^Mi: Timber. W. II. Whitk,^bo/.eman.
Ilutte.
Anaconda.
I
Livingston.Townsend.^Stillwater.
R.W. IN KILL,
IV
Manufacturerand Dealer in
,^ Saaoies, Lifoi ami M
Bite.Spurs, Quirts, Whips, Irishes, lilankete. Sheets, Dusters, Slickers,^Now1 HiUs'n.Sweat Collars, Horse Hoots, and all other goods usually kept^in a first class harness store. Hand made driving harness a specialty.
OppositeGrand Central Hotel, Main Street, - - HELENA, MONT.
FORFALLAND WINTER
JUSTRECEIVED.
AI .urge stock of Imjiortod ahd Domestic Suitings, Overcoatings, Trouserings and^Fancy Vestings, which I am prepared to make up on Shortest Notioe. Oood^Workmanship Hi'l stylish Fit (iuaranteed. Call and get my prices befora pur^^chasing elsew here.
G-EO.SCHILLEB,
MERCHANTTAILOR.NO. 13 PARK AVENUE.
WOOLDRIDGEHOTEL!
PennBlock, Corner Main 6trecl-^Oppotlle International
EverythingNew and First Class. Steam Heat and Elevator^RATES: FROM $1 TO $2 PER DAY.
Ttu-M^Mr^t I'Uc* in Helena, aud Bm4 Am.nim.aUlii.Di.: Sirwt Car* ki and fn.m all Dvi** aa*
FAKKraVID TO II.. I I I

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