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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-25

viii continue 10 abase themselves at the
footstool OF power and do the work re-
quired Of them by their northern masters.
There arc a dozen or more Republican
members hailing from the South, including
those from Maryland and West Virginia,
whilst the Republican majority in that
body ia only eight; and therefore these
southern Republicans have it within their
power to compel their northern allies to
respect their claims 10 consideration when
official favors are being distributed
amongst the faithful; and yet they never
make that power felt. Southern men who
adhere 10 the Republican party pay a high
price for all the honors and patronage
which they receive. They should stand mp
for their rights. therefore, when they meet
rs equals the Republican representatives
from the North.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-25
IrA RODY MEET 4 BODY

the result IA collision, whether coming
thro' the rye" or not. Lie is fii OF COILS
ions. We arc constantly cOlliding with conc
body or something. II il isn't with our
neIghbors 70 is Win some dread diseases thai
"knocks us or the track and perhaps dis
ablcs us FOR life. Women fspcciaiir II seems
have To- hear tine brunt Of more collisions ami
affiictious than mankind. In all cate9 or
NERVOUSNESS, bcGriug-down sers1uous' ten
derness. periodical pains. sick hc2dachc, con-
: female irr~glisrfi,.c" and "Wcakus s-oe, "
Or. PicrceB Favoritc Prescription comes 10
the rescue - women g. no other Wcdicue
docs. II Is the only wcdic.ne f9r women. sold
hy druggists. under pCgtty Sc guarantee
from the Manufacturers, That II VIII give
a-it isfscti0n in every cs-o. or money PAD Tor
II VIII be refunded. See guarantee On bottle
wrapper.
Copyright, ls5s, by WoaLD'a DE-. MED. ASK
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-25
r,,,,,o,o,no MEMORY Of Jefferson Davl

Tributc to tho Memory OF JcHe'H"h b"''''
Messrs. Editors.--We notice. with great
qualification that Hon. j. Taylor kllyson,
our most worthy Mayor and chairman Of the
city School Board, proposes TO make per-
gonal gift Of a valuable gold medal for the
best essay. written by the graduates OF the
Richmond High School on the "LlIe ana
Character OF orr late President Jefferson
DAVIS" At the last meeting Of the School
Board bo submitted his plan 20 the Board
and it was unanimously sanctioned by that
patriotic body. ,r
This is a step in the right direction; The
children of the heroic men who fought Tor
constitutional liberty duriDg. the. Con;
federate struggle should be fully Informed
of the reasons that impe''cd the southern
people 10 take mp arms in defence OF their
homes and their country. They should
know that their fathers were patriots and
not traitors. and be taught to revere their
names and deeds.
We trust that tine efforts Of our estimable
Mayor NAV be successful in having the
remains Of President Davis Inferred IN our
beautiful Hollywood. II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-25
a Hand HN

The Charleston Eeos and Courier says
that Speaker REiD has in one matter at
least shown remarkable discernment and
good sense. We quote:
He has recognized the fact that there
Is no Republican party In the South, aud
IA Congress from the South represent no.
thing under the sun. Thus acutely real
iizlng the situation in the solid South. he
bias made up his ftty-slx committees with
due regard to the facts, aud among the
ffty-sis chairmen, all Of whom, Of course
are Republicans. there appears the name of
but one solitary southerner, member
from North Carolina"
And yet these hewers of wood and draw.
~ of water for the northern Republicans
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-25

T. ID. MUssEy. in writing TO the CONNER
ciol- Gazette about Miss WINNIE DAVIS says
that her manners are perfection" He
says that she" the Daughter Of the Con
federacyn not General GORDON, viii
succeed TO her fathers place in the atfec-
tions Of the southern people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-25
CHRISTMAS
HOLIDAY GOODS.

We arc receiving ADD placing on our tables
NkW GOODS nearly every day, and haso JUST
received a nice line from Hoyland e Co, Limo
ges, France, Of DINNER, TEA. FISH. 1A 49,
ICE-CKEhM, and OYSTER SETS, FINE DECo-
RATED PLATES. &c.
Our line Of FANCY GOODS Is complete, con
slsiing IN part Of ROYAL WORCbSI OK. HUN
GARIAg. FOLYAN, CARLSBAD, PAPh hus.
CROWN DERBY. JRFFRlC. FINNISH CROWN,
TAPESTRY, OLD HALL, BUDALSTADI. and
many other kinds, In great variety.
We have the largest stock and variety 81
LAMPS 70 be found in this market and al prices
e. low as the lowest ..
We have a nico line Of ENGLISH DINNER
SETS. IN good decorations, ranging IN prices
from $50 10 rs. - .
Our stock OF TOILET Or WASHSTASD SETS
"a large and varied in decorations, and at prices
from - u go por set. ..,..,
We nave an almost endless variety Of HOUSE
FURNISHING GOODS all Of which will be sold
a. prices to suit tho time-.
We taxo pleasure Ia showing our goods
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-25

The Ohio STATE Journal says: 1.-THE Post
thinks the STATE Journal is seeing ghosts 4"
The Pos is right. The Journal not only
Gees ghosts but it constantly parades them
before tho public--tho ghosts Of dead
issues.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-25
INrrarsrMG.-The New York WorN sa

INTERESTINGLY New York World says
in 1850 Mr.. Cyrus W. Field, of this city.
loaned Mr. Grady $4,000 The money
thus obtained was used by Mr.. Grady in
securing an interest III the Constitution. He
repaid Mr.. Field in two years, with int
rest Mr.. Field recognized the ability and
manhood of the young southern journal
ist. He had faith in him, and he has reason
to feel proud to-day of the record which he
Lns lnlI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-25

IAN English syndicateisu now tryinstogct
control of wbiskey-makiag in Kentucky
But it viii never get control of whiskey-
drinking in Kentucky, so the Kentuckians
are not uneasy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-25

The Philadelphia Inquirer says: when
the barber-shopS close on Sunday the cut
lory stores will sell lots of razors." And
the drugstores lots Of sticking-plaster.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-25

The Washington Press has this: 1.-THE
race problem: Which Of the frauds in the
House viii be trotted out first 2" It's hard
TO tell. There is big assortment to select
from ON the Republican side.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-25

1.-THE Lisbon papers call Lord SALISBURY
an international Jack the Ripper" And
the civilized world says let him rip 1"
when he comes to tackle Portugal in South
east Africa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-25
REIEF COMMENT.

1.-The nation is not wholly given up 10
idiocy yet" No, the Democratic party still
lives.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-25
NHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAY
Z

NHRLSTMAS AND no lid AY
GRAND HOLIDAY DISPLAY.
We will exhibit on Monday one Of the largest
stocks " Holiday obs ever shown N MS clty'
Oar prices sill br the lowest, as SO n0usht ihe7e
goods direct flom the importers and m"nuiac-
turers
Plush Goods in Manicure, Boxes, Dress
ing-Cascs. Nu'-picds, Fruit-kuive-, 0haFlns-
Cases, Clocks. Whisk-Broom Holders. Jew
elry-Cases. al prices ranging from -. 70 SIS.
Plush Dressing Case AZ e5c.-teguiar price flo
Plush Mirrors a. -, IS, aud &c.
We exhibit he mott complete stock OK al
Kinds oil dolls ever shown Ia ihis city.
Dolls al &C., &c., T., 9c, &c, Co.,, &c, -, -,
3qc, fsc.. bgc, Sc. i3c., Sec sic, SLO1, fl.iJ,
flG5, si.g5. aud s@2s. These prices are ~
per cen'. less tuan the same articles sold Tor
last year
Toys Of all kinds;
Beisteads Tor DOLLS ~ % and 42c.;
Cradles Tor Dolls az ~ s.. AMI &c: ~,
Mechanical Toys Of eli Kinds. Look al our Wood
Sawyer at 70. worth 99c;
Drums-A vcry large variety Of Drums az Il. 2,
y, IS. &c, "a, ~ Soc, aud tl.lO for very large
one:
scrap Books at 10 Is, % s5 81 and soc. for the 81
Tea SETS in China and britannia, from iOc. 70
$50:
washlsnd-sets az same prices;
Banks Of all kinds.
Tri,k-Doe Bank at g5c.-souething new:
Gum, swords soldiers Uniforms, NicSel-Plated
Clocks at el.i5-good time pieces; Alarm
Cocks az si.i5 worth -:
Rubber Toys Of All kinds.
Casters. Toy Watches, Portfolios, Wriilng-Desss,
Fur Cats DOGS. Rabbits, Goats, SC;
ToOl-Chest AT % S. 10, %, ~, ~, aud yoc for tho
largest size;
Furniture for babies;
Autograph aud Photograph Albums at al prices !;
School Dasks for boys NJ La worth $3.50:
Pisnps at Is. ~, 9jc.;
Christmas-Tree Ornaments In great variety and
az ali prices;
Christmes ards az Z. s, 10, IS, and &c.
lnkstands at IA 80, %. and DC.
Vases ana BisQua ornaments at prices ranging
from &c. 10 $50:
Walters In brass and silver. ~ g Io Is, and s0c ;
Fairy Ian pa At 95c. and si.i5 worth double;
Rose Jars ~ sc. worth Sl.75:
ID, & T. MtTrEIDORFER,
do 24-TuATh Ax7 CAS-. Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-25

1T is stated that Senator SHERMAN is at
the head Of the movement to have Cover
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-25
rr R1cHMoND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DECEMBER %, 1889

nor FonaKra appointed Minister of Rus
sia.p Now let some one head movement
TO make JoHH Minister TO Kamskatka and
the country will feel better.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-25

All letters and kilograms must be addrosscd
1.-THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications will no. be re-
turned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-25
Dr., PIERCE:'S PELLETS

ro,-ul,te and ole.nsc the liver. stomach and
Ia,c.ls TU.r arc rru ly vegetable arl per-
foctiy h9imess. Ono = Dose. sold ~
druggists 20 crrfs virL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-25

Monday and Tuesday wa will make special re-
ductlOns on overy COAX m our house. We aro
prepared 70 make grca. SACRIFICES ana are VIII
ING 10 soil any Cloak We own AT q los. We DO
NOT PKOPOs TO CARRY ORR STOCK UNTIL
NEXT SEASON. VIZ MUST SELL NOW AT
COST II WE CAS-. AT A LOSS IL We MlSl.
Don't buy until you see our stocs OF LADIES,
MISSES, auI CufLDREN'S CLOAK-, aud our
prices will surely prove great saving to you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-25

Reading notices in reading matter type I'VE
lines or less. 81 in nonparcii leaeed. 7Sc.
Gard OF rates for more space furnished on ap-
plication.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-25
sfJREsEEWFT.

fVHE TWENTY-FIESr ANNUAL
I CELEBRATION OFDAWON LODGE. So :,
viii take p'nce a. Core ran Hal TUESDAY
MORT. December y, 1879 limited nrmh p
~ tickets viii Ia sold 10 those not members OF
tho Lodge
Tirke.s can be obtained from 6. Watt Taylor,
Iwenty-ffth aid Bron1: b. g. Levi, IHehty-
1fth and Leigh Joseph T. Alien, l2. east VAN
street. q. D. Gilbert, TUentf.nrs ahd bioH
lanes r. Rosi. Tvcntv-nffr end Gay. T. ".
Slaughter. Tw-hiy-sivfh auI NcuaAc; Niinem
+. KcharI5Ju. Seventeenth aud lenaDlc, ami
from the follo wing committee; George rood
JoAa 4, NeaEicy, 5. p. Go.te. Joseph h1't NJ.
lie a--N E-ugt
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-25

Never before have wo mad such an immense
sale q Url1rellas. And 10 wonder Cur stock
was never before 90 complete, or varey 80
Glorla-Silk Umbrellas, gold cap. NJ 81 flx3,
$40. sI-7. and 90 Natural Hanllos at fl..5
enl upvard-. Then W. have the guarantee SIX
mbreIinl at ESQ aud upwards, every one OF
which We guarantee for twelve months. You
should see our iiuo and pr.co.. They are tempt
iuc and you will learn fhai nothing is more ap-
preciatcl "a present than one OF our handsome
umbrellas. Tho renflsmen all think Il and the
ladies say u. Asa them.
arL.L,I L = ~ IL - II 4 4 L
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-25

We expect TO mako Furs ny this week.
Chliren's NHiIs flc.. co.. &C., and 81
Ladies Nuns. a.. iec., &c, &c. sac. 81 sl.2S,
fl50, fl.7t, si.9s. 522I, $3.50, ami upwards.
Fur Japes-Only a feW lett and these al prime
cost
The Helena independent., 1889-08-02

trp passes to all members of the Iegisla-
live state and county officers
Warren moved TO include newspaper
editors.
Bqrleigh wanted printers devils in
cludrd-
Myers moved TO insert after the word
''ufhceTs," except sheritfs, deputy sheriffs
and stock inspectors" Lost.
Clark moved the committee arise. Lost.
BufOrd moved TO strike out of section 10
members Of the legislative assembly, OF
any state, county OF municipal officer or
officers" and insert members Of the judi
clary." Lost
B.ckford moved to strike out section 10
and insert one similar, but worded differ
entity. Lost.
Luce offered substitute for section 10.
LJst
Robinson moved that the committee rise.
Lost.
Clark gained the floor He said that the
question Of granting free passes had been
discussed in legislatures. and IL was Hc-
knUwledg d that The system was iniqui
tyus. Railroads were run at so much a
nile. and passes were taken into consider
alton when the expenses Of the roads were
fOOied up. The loss from this source was
added 70 freight and the people had TO pay
Tor II IN the long run. Every member Of
the convention had been rendered a pass
and il was done for considerations that
may Yet arise. He was In favor of throw
ing restrictions around corporations, and
Tor that reason he was opposed to striking
out the section.
Sargeant said If the legislature couldFnot
b.. instructed 10 make our laws, we ceT-
talnly had retrOgraded as a people. The
section was legislation and should not be
Inserted In the constitution. lie was IN
| favor Of striking IL out.
Courtney was opposed to striking out
/ The section. Corporations should be re-
| stricted. call il legislation il you please. IL
was wise provision and should remain.
Robinson opposed striking out the sec
/ ton for the reason that IL was q protection
/ u the weak men, II railroads do not at
/ tempt to bribe men BY issuing these passes
/ Jsen why do they do it2 The friends Ol
| the section were friends of the railroads,
/ and sought TO protect them against the
\ class OF buns who wanted pass, $. He
| claimed that Harper Bros prohibited their
| corps OF writers from accepting passes
/ from any railroad or steambOa company.
sO Es - leave them free u criticize as they
| see 1T He would ask the gentlemen who
| were in favor ot striking out section IL
| how many Of them had paid their fares 10
| this convention. Robinson continued for
some time speaking in this strain, and sal
| down amidst cries Of ''gO on"
Reek said he paid his fare 70 the conven-
| ton. and would vote 10 strike out the sec
ton. a. h- considered II legislation.
| Clark moved that the committee arise
| Carried, and when the committee arose il
reported progress. and asked leave 10 sii
! again.
ON motion the convention took recess
| unr! O'Clock.
The Helena independent., 1889-08-02

Jos. X. Clark, of Butte, is at the Cosmo-
politan-
Alfred Carr, of Missoula, IS a guest at
the Grand Central
Valentine Hall, lately of Seattle, is now
located in this city.
Attorney Ballet returned from a flying
trip TO Bozemvn yesterday.
J. Z. Rourke, travelling freight agent of
G. St Il. & h. &. ky., Is in the city.
Engineer McHenry, in charge of the
Butte-Gallatin branch, is at the COSmopoli-
tan.
John c. Gallup, a real estate man of Den
yer, has been in the city for several days
and leaves to-day for Salt Lake.
A. ID. Simpson. of Brown Bros. 81 Co.,
San Francisco, is in the city paying his re-
spects to his numerous customers.
Mrs. Hill, the Misses Wilson and Miss
Cullen have gone to Bozeman to attend a
party TO be gwen by Miss Story to night in
the Garden City.
Herbert Devlin, Sacramento; Michael
Corbett, city; Henry Brown, Springfield,
Ohio: r. e. AlbeTis, :. Csrruthers, Placer.
are at the Belvidere.
E. II. Benson, Omaha: VI. j. Mnrrin.
Kansas City; A ii. Likes. ST Louis: f 4
Dorman and wife, New York city; Wm.
NJ. Carpenter, Townsend; J. r Fretburg,
st. Paul, are at the Grand Central
ChaS. W. Sutton, an old tine MOntsnisn,
after ten years. absence from the territory /,
arrived from 81. Louis last night Mr.. suit
ton was largely interest, in mines in
Meagher county during his former resi-
dence, and was iur several years county
treasurer Of Mesgher county
Editor Reed, of the Inter Mountain, is Al
the Cosmopolitan and giving h.s reasons to
Iuquiring friends why BGtte snnulJ have
the capital. He says 4 site for II has been
selected in MssOula Guich where Big
Butte will protect the capitol building from
the sulphur fumes of the dczsn Smelters
aud quartz mills.
i. J. FallOn. local agent of the Montana
Central freight and ticket department. re
turned from Birmingham. Alabama, yes
terday. John is not looking so well and
his many friends sympathize with him over
the loss of his child, who died q few weeks
ago. Mrs. Fallon, whose health was very
poor. he says, is rapidly co lvalescing. She
will remain in the east till next year.
The Helena independent., 1889-08-02
BUY A HOME
On THE
INSTALLMENT PLAN

sl3OO-New cottage on Breckenridge
street.
$15OO-COttage on Lyndale avenue, be-
tween motor line and street cars,
half block from Helena avenue.
S15OO-Dwelling house on Lewis street.
half block from Helena avenue,
very convenient for railroad men.
$160O-New dwelling on Eighth avenue,
between Idaho and Dakota avenues,
and 100 feet from motor line.
fl60O-HandsOme cottage on Alta street,
200 feet south Of Broadway, in Val
ley View addition, lot 3SxlOO. ele-
CANT location.
Sl6OO-New cottage on Madison avenue,
two blocks from motor line, cOnye-
nient for Montana Central r r. men.
Esch ot tue foreg inr houses is either just com
pletsc or AppruscntnC completion. bach con
tHins . rooms cloeets, pantry, oell-r- city
IOts Tney are built from the beet materials by
skilled work men. sre e1ce lently arranged and
attractive. The terms on eseh are $40 down,
and - per month.
Handsome new dwelling on Madison av-
enue, two blocks north of motor line,
containing six rooms, two closets,
pantry, cellar, city water, good out
buildings. fine lot and excellent To-
cation. $500 down and $50 monthly
800 Each for four lots 35xlOO in Hewins
addition. $25 down SIP 30 per mo.
800 each for two corner lots. 50x140. in
y. p. addition No. l. 500 down, $25
monthly.
FOR RENT.
$15-FOur rooms cor. 9th ave. Hoback ST.
$20-5-rOOm house. Broadway.
$35-New house, Jefferson st bath, hot
and cold water.
$500 feet on Helena avenue, ten
years, privilege to renew.
S45-l0room brick. Ewing street.
S15-Half double house, Benton avenue.
f30-6-rOom brick, bath room, central.
Fire, life and accident insurance.
Money TO loan at 10 per cent.
MATHESON & STEELE,
I2g16 North Main Street.
The Helena independent., 1889-08-02
THE CONVENTION.
Important Propositions Discussed 0y
the Members. Who are Doing
Good Work.
Lett to me Legislature to Say Whether
Railroads Shall Issue Passes to
State Officers.
Tn. Question Of E1empting Water Ditch
owner. from Paying Taxes Di-
posed Of Finally.

Yesterdays proceedings In The eonst'ta-
.t,,,,l conv-pti0n were marked 10y spirited
debates upon interesting questions sec
f.o, 10 OF article =, which prohibits rail
,,s5. from granting passes 70 members OF
-. legislative assembly, state county end
--,,,icioal erfieers. was stricken out but su
amendment Of J. h Ioole covering ule
same ground but leaving the matter VIZ
the legislature vas passed. A seet'oh oI
proposition eXempting ditch cooiPA"'ss
from paying taxes beyond the net proceeds
WAS defeated, though nOuce vas gwen
that IL will be- called up again. The words
go help me GoaH were added 70 the oAlh
pre.crlbrd By The constitution and next
wednesday was set IS tne time To discuss
the proposition relatiDgto puolic buildings
including the capital removal propOsltloo-
The Helena independent., 1889-08-02
HELENA IN BRIEF.

g. w. jackson, music dealer.
Dinner from IL 10 ) at the Bon Ton.
Frank u. Norris, dentist. room % Pitts
burg block.
James w. Barker, merchant tailor, No.
Is North Main street.
L. r. Z. Carpenters dental rooms, room
80, Pittsburg block. Take the elevator.
Go 70 Chicago shoemaker for repairing.
One dollar for half-sOling. In basement of
Atlas building. Frank ROeder, proprie-
tDr.
Go east via the Montana Central and
Manitoba railways. the new sleeping and
dining car route TO ST. Paul and the east.
Through trains leave Helena daily At IL :S5
The Helena independent., 1889-08-02
REAL ESTATE.
Bargains for To-Day.

S2,5oO-ChOice new brick on Ninth ave-
nue.
So, 3,20O-Elegant new five-rOom frame ON
Eighth avenue. Complete in every re-
speet.
S3,IO0-Choiee five-roOm, neat design. ON
motor line and Eighth avenue.
sS.UOo-A modern home. complete, with
closets, pantry and outhouses, kighth
avenue.
S12,5OO-The old Merchants National
BANK building. Can give possession
IN about 80 days,as their new building
Will De completed about that time.
This prOpeTt will rent readily for
$40 TO $500 per month.
Sll.0OO-Pelican Saloon building and
grounds on easy terms.
S2o,OOO-PrOperty belonging TO FoIler
estate; on Main and ClOre streets, now
rents for $3.50 per month.
S4,2UO-Cholce residence on Warren
street, six rooms, lot 62ISxII1 feet
81, 2,1OO-EOr lots 1, ., 3. 4, in block ;.
Valley View addition on Broadway.
This is the only choice residence site
in this locality.
S45O-FOr lot 13, block 81. Northern Pa
cifie No. l.
s7,5O0-For elegant ranch, 24O acres,
four miles from MissOula, with good
water right and buildings, about fifty
head milch cows and 100 acres good
saw mill timber.
We have choice lets in all the addi-
tions at lowest figures and best terms.
Houses from $50 to $4,000. The larg-
est list OF selected residences in the city,
at your own terms. Will trade cattls or
horses for city property.