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system Of protection differs only in name
from the bestowal Of fixed sum from
the treasury, a. . charity or a. . PEN
sion. It has bred or fosters the habit Of
begging, with which ali cur rich men
are 50 familiar, and which furnishes such
astonishing tales Of human meanness
and audacity."
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-02
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
HELENA, MONT. SEPT. 2. 1890.

~Montanians abroad will always find THS
DAILY IspEPENDENT on file at their favorits
hotels Fifth Avenue and Metropolitan. New
York; Grand Pacific. Chicago; West, Minneapolis:
Baldwin and Palace, San Francisco; st. Nicholas
and Mcpsrmott, Butte; Leland Hotel, Spring
field, III
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-02

AND still the Behring sea controversy
is just where Mr.. Bayard left it in spite
of what our republican friends are
pleased to call Mr.. Blaine's "intense
Americanism." lingo is dead.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-02

We trust the Hon. Thomas Henry
Carter will not forget to inform US, at
the earliest possible moment, as to the
time and place at which he will reply to
Blaine's reciprocity speech.
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He il Not 4 Wanamaker.

Missoula Gazette: The INDEpENDENr's
excerpts from the "Kreutzer Sonata" are
not soul-harrowing and do not satisfy the
secret longing of prudes for something real
naughty. The INDEPxNDENT lays itself liza
BILE for false pretenses.
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THE INDEPENDENT

Rsmittances 1t the risk Of subscriber unless
made by registered letter, check, postal or ex-
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ing Company.
~Persons desiring TIE INDEPENDENT served
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Rejected communications not returned unless
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These the expressions that burst forth invoices of
Winter Clothing opened the demand for the
latest styles We intended leave these goods
the depot until building improvements completed but
their demands Fall stock
Fashionable Clothing that felt constrained exhibit
goods earlier than original intention
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-02

Or the eight state senators to be
elected this fall the democrats ought to
get six. They can do it if they will
work for it.
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Democratic Convention and Primaries.
A convention of regularly elected delegates
from the several precincts, to be held by the
Lewis and Clarke county democrats will meet ut
Encore hall, in Helena, on Saturday. Sept. 1S,
1880, at 2 O'Clock p. m.
Said convention is called for the purpose of
electing twenty-nine delegates and twenty nine
alternates of Lewis and Clarke county to the
Democratic state convention, to be held ut Hell
ena on the 18th day Of September. 1880, for the
selection of . county committee and such other
bus n ss as may properly come before it.
The ward and precinct primaries of democrats
in the seye; al precincts hereafter named will as
semble at the places here designated on Saturday
evening, Sept. g. ut o'clock, for the purpose Of
selecting delegates and alternates to the Lewis
and Clarke county democratic convention. The
number OF dele gates to which each ward and pre-
cinct will be entt ell to elect, and the places of
holding the raj primaries, are as follows
First ward, l.e,sEa, city hall. ....10
Second ward. Helena, engine house. ......... 10
Third ward, Helena, Payne's hotel. ........ 10
Fifth ward, Hell ma school house. .............1O
Sixth ward Helena, school house. ........... 10
Seventh ward, Helen'. basement colorei
unionvilie, Phil Constants store
M heGa so OF Nelson, sonss Mattices store
Riminl, hotel. ...................
Butler. section house. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2
Florence, Lippenootts
Dearborn, MilOts store. Observation-Disclosures. 3
Silver City, section house Observation-Disclosures.
Empire, school hS9se .;;;;:: ...................
Harmony, school house. ........................
fr0nCn bAf
Valley, Warren's school house. .................
Marysville, A. O. q. w. hall IL
Canyon Creek, Negus station. ..................
Go0dwin's, school house. Observation-Disclosures.
h63Slox D,
Cartersville Kisselpaugh's.. ...................
Prickly Pear Junction, school house. ..........
Jay
6temple, Office NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Little Jennie Mine. Vaughn's ..................
Hogan, Embody's.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
EAst Helena, Cauby house OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Craig, hotel .........................
BaxendNle, Gold Bar saloon :. :. ...............
By order Of the democratic county committee
A. G. LOGAN, Chairman
LEON A. IACRoIx, Secretary.
Dated Helena, Aug. 80, 1880
Daily Republican., 1890-03-05
DUBLiC SALE.

Having sold my farm l will sell at
Public sale. on the premises. half mile
from Sm.th's Bridge, = miles from Cen.
trcviiie. and from Chadd's Ford. ON
THURSDAY. MARCH o. ls9o.
| Mt 10 o'clock. a. M, sharp,
5good general purpose horses. mules
and wcll-brcd colt, years old, ~
stands lii4 hands high. 10y
% heat OF extra good heavy yoniIg
lws, some fresh on day OF sale, others
milking and springing;I good stock bull.
about 100 chiciscns, turkeys ,guineas, etc,
twelve good pigs.
Farming implcnents:--Two good farm
wagons. cart, good milk wagon with
lock, = new sleds, new sleigh, syracuse
plows.2 duplex spike hnrrows, 2cuIti-
vators. llcnch harrow, = NOV ing NM
chimes, Wood binder In good condition,
self rake Osborne reaper neatly new, z
horse power; hay teddcr, grain drill,
clover seed sowcr, grindstone. fan, two
sets oil uoubio harness, pillow harness,
cart harness, milk harness, brides, col
lars, post digger CROW bar, pick. shoveis,
hoes, forks, double and single trees,
harrow chains, log chains 30 COW Chains,
bay cutter, n lot of measures and has
kets, Fairbanks scales blocks, and rome
100 feet long. good feed chests, 80 forty
quart milk cans, 20 milk pans, and nu.
merOus other articles,
Also 30 tons of hay, 70 bushels Of corn.
5oacrcs OF wheat IN ground, and Il fe w
household goods.
Come one, come all, and secure bar.
gains.
Torms.--Ail Sums OF $50 and under,
cash: over that amount credit OF 6
months Will be given Oh purchaser Civ
ing bankable note with approved
wINsLow u. COOLEY.
Stfdham \ son, Aucttunecrs.
a.lgItd.cod DIV
Daily Republican., 1890-03-05
DuBLIC SALE

Theunsrsigned abo mt to quit farm.
ing, will sell At Public sale, on one OF thu
DUPONT farms. in Christiana Hundred
neIf H nnnns ~, shati ,o on me ": \ \
miles from Wilmington. on
TUESDAY. MARCH u, 1890,
at IL o'clock, NJ. sharp,s head of a.
horses ana colts ~
No. /. Tommy d., s. e., with Wiifte
points, years old. extra line driver
suitable for u lady to drive.
No. 2 Frank, a bay horse, 10 hands
high, years old. extra good worker, tntl
II wonderful drnft horse
No. 8. Nellie, black mare, Q years old,
think she Is with foal to Michigan. who
has a record of 226; wond make u good
brood mare, is good worker and driver,
sound.
No. 4. Dollie, n dark gray mare 6 years
old, extra strong driving mare she can
road 10 miles IN hour, ana is with foal 20
the same horse MS Nellie, u perfect mare
In every respect, sound and kind. Lady
can drive her.
No. .; May, bay mare, coming ycnrs
old, is broken single or double. IL II pae-
er, and can go Ms FAST as you want hor to
go; also with foul to same horse.
NO, U. lizzie,bny mare, coming years
old, broken to work or drive In double
stock; she is with foal to same horse;this
mare will show for herself, sound.
No. I. 4 promising year old lilly, OF
Perchcron stock; good sizc.
No. 3 A2ycar old illly, good size, OF
Gold Dust stock; she Is u beauty.
All OF these horses are home IA ispd cy
ceptipg No. l. which Is u Yves ern horse.
All good size. suitable for driving or
coach purposes, a rare chance to get
such horses offered for sale. Every
horse guaranteed as represented.
IL head Of superior mich cows, some
TS4EH with calves by their sidee. and
H~~ others sprlnging.w hich includes
MA some choice mixers; they will
show Tor themselves.
brood sows, with pig; a lot OF shoats,
alsoa lot spring pigs, one Jersey Red
boar, Atrio OF Light turkeys. Muscovy
ducks, &c.
Implements q p,ows, l Hillside pillow.
Acme harrow, Hench horse cultiSator
3 lron Age cultipators with corn covers
attachment, Champion binder in good
order, Champion mowers ncar,y new,
J farm wagon, hay, risghgs, ! Monarch
and serving cans, Bell City lny cutter
capable of cutting 20 tons per day. i
Telegraph hay cutter. l horse rake,
Lightning hay knife. l corn shelter,
bng holder, l two horse power: piow and
harrow chains, double and single trees.
forks and shovcis, hay tnddcr, black.
smith bellows and anvil, sets OF double
wagon harness, set of double carriage
harness, set of milk wagon harness. .
sets OF lead gears, sots pillow gears, Q
sets Of cart gears. collars and bridles,
corn by the bushel hay by the ton, and
~ acres OF wheat In the ground. Also l
roller.
Terms.-All sums OF ST. md under
cash; over that amount :. credit of i
months will he given on purchaser civ.
inT bankablc note with un approved
endorser, interest added
T.. X. BANKS.
stidham & Son, Auo,ioneer
2-ls-3tw- ~ u Int It'd cod
Daily Republican., 1890-03-05

BY malarisl disease, the human machiu.
Try cannot hall perform its office,
Digestion. secretion, evacuation arc dis.
ordered, the blood becomes wAtery, the
nerves feeble. the countepance CHASTITY,
sleep disturbed and appetite capririous.
Terrible is this disease, TELL Its conse.
qnences. There is, however, a known
antidote to the mlasmatic poison, and a
: ertain safeguard against It In malar.
ious regious OF our South and West, in
South America, Guatemala and on the
18th Gus of Panama, 40 well as in trans
marine countries where the scourr 0
exists, this inimitable preventive al d
remedy. Ho, tetter's Stomach Bitters, has,
during the last thirty-flve years, been
constantly .dcning the area OF its use
fui ness, and demonstrating its sovereign
value. Liver compliant. dyspets,s, con-
kidney trouble, rheumaiism
aud debility are all remedied by it.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-05

sAllADshrAtA. wednesday, ma I ia.
Fancy TFisot tAAt h re-
maRkahle for three shines:
width (45 inches); q
good looks; S-Aarx,ass b,seI
on sssv goods. The broadiSh
stripes arc in sixteen weavs,
and arc self-co!ored. All
the desirable shades srs In
the line. But here's where
the fun for you comes
10: We b>aetteal2y 1ivs
yo1 sine sneAes of yidA
with e0s~y yard y0S
bxy. 36 inch Fancy Tricot
Of this grade would be SOC;
this 45-lnch stuff Is SOC
and two yards less Of Il h
enough for = dress pattern.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-05

l ]
Tno eunoaf5GQe kbout to ouit farynins.
WHi eli al n0tl5p Me without rcscryS.
NJ tbs PinS 0rS{s Farm. on the road
SsarfpaC. 49, W
n9DAhs MAhCh =. ievV
r. ~ o'clocE N sharp. head OF ~
hofses ena collie. I'M
No. l. kneo. eoifcl marc, . Year, old.
good wurkor and driver, an extra good
brood mare, sound and nil right.
No. q AatSlur gray horse, years old.
No. 8 Levi, fray horss. 7 years old.
extra good W0rkOr and driver,
ko.l Nap bay horse. ysars old o ira
No. s. Lady Iurrcll. q vears old. GOOD
driver, utylflh. and trots very fast
No. .. Marquis, roam colt. coming 8
years odd, not broken.
No. Z. Blnck Hawk, coming years old.
a PROMISING cola
No. q Norwood. 0 month"; old. eound
and ali right, as 7Ine a colt OF il age as
Daily Republican., 1890-03-05

The Rev. Elwafd Henry Eckel viii
preach In St. James Church, Newport,
to men only, on The Three Giant Foss oil
our MANHOOD as follows: "Wednesday
eyening, Mar Ii 8, at 7.30 o'el ock, GU
Profanity" Wednesday evening,
March 18th, same hour. on "Intemper.
ance;" "Wednesday evening, March l9,h
same nour, On 'lmpnrity." There vii
BE- no service and no otiertory, and al
men are invited.
The same seFics of sermons will b,
delivered in 81. james Church, nea
Stanton, on Sunday afternoons, at 81
o'clock. March yah, "Profanity;' Marcl
18th, "IntemperAncr;" March 23d, Elm
purity" Come and bring your friends
Daily Republican., 1890-03-05

w Ill you heed the wsrniugi The sig
nal perhaps of the sure approach Of that
more terrible disease, Consumption. Ask
yourselves If you can afford for the sake OF
saving 90 ceru, to run the risk and do
nothing Tor 1t. We know from expert
ence that Shiloh's Cure will Cure your
Cough. 1t never fails. This explains
why more than Million Bottles were
sold the past year. 1t relieves Group and
not be without II. For Lame Back, Side
or Cheat, use shiloh's Porous Plaster. N
B. Danforth, Wholesale and retail agsn
Second and Market strests, Wilmin gto =
Daily Republican., 1890-03-05
A Handsome window.

Numerous persons have st pped in
front Of Ferris Gi es gents furnishing
tore, No. 1853 Market ctr ct, this week to
admire the novel and artistic design dis
played In the show window nearcst Sev-
snth street. 1t lie Supposed to be fac
siinile OF the proposed bridge to cross the
Braudywine ut Wa hington 8. Get. II
was executed by Mr.. Giles aud mad,
from neck-wear, collars, cuiis, shirts
handkerchiets, collar and cut buttonA
and studs being used. 1t reflects grea
cred upon the builder and should b.
see Il by our thirty thousand readers.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-05

Informa alton 10 wanted OF Thomas
Swan, scotchman. who SAID he wa,
from Glasgow. and recently from Johns
town, Pa, 10 desired by Isaac z. Venn,
who was formerly In the baking business
at BOB East sixth street. The relation
ship Is nav but friendly, aud as Mr.
Swan had large amount Of money with
him Mr.. Venn would DO glaa II b,
would leave biz address At the Dali,
REPUBLICAN office, II this mssts his eye
that lie may know he 10 safe.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-05


The news from Sussex Coon11
shows that the whole bottom has fall1n
out OF the Democratic machiue 4
that county and the saddsee nm q q
Y the iact that Il b attended b. he
death off citizen formerly . Demo.
cratic Deputy Clerk Of the Peace. who
prelerred suicide 10 tslling I'll - knew
OF Democratic crookednsna In The
long series Of yean the Democratic
party VA IN power In that county.
Republicans Of Sussex county always
suspicioned that there was . great
deal wrong In the management Of
county ailairs by the party Ia power,
but they were never prepared for the
astounding revelations that Aavs boon
brought to the surface BY Z committee
Of the levy court OF the county.
All the rascality that was practiced
10 the dsys Of the Tweed regime in
New York has been reproduced In
Sussex County In proportion 10 tho
amount OF money involved. Tho
Levy Court, by the ccnnivance Of the
clerk of the peace, caused 10 be issued
the funds to be used by Democratic
heelers for campaign purposes. By
these venal and corrupt means the
Democratic party In Sussex has been
enabled to bolster itself In power for
many. many years. and It might have
kept on doing so for many years 10
come had not an unexpected and uu.
prepared for revolution in politics oc.
CURED il that county In 1888.
An article elsewhere, reproduced
nom the Morning News correspon.
dence from Georgetown, reveals the
astounding frauds in ell their naked
uglIness. and the revelations cannot
fail to make deep impression upon
the taxpayers Of the State. IL it I'M
reasonable to suppose that the Levy
Courts Of Kent and New Casile coun-
ties are not as deep In these frauds
upon the taxpayers % In Sussex
county, The people have been sys.
tematlcally robbed. Their money has
been deliberately taken and used for
party purposes. Were the light to be
turned In upon the management of the
Levy Court Of New Castle county II
would not be surprising that the
Democratic management Of Sussex
svsny IA sShahty WVoiu W tOt6llY
eclipsed.
The people can now form their own
reasons why the delinquent lists OF
1883 were stolen from the office Of the
Clerk OF the Peace, and why they arc
now guarded with such extra care to |
Keep Republicans from getting a iull
knowledge Of their contents. The
people now see why the Levy Court
refuses, from year to ear, to publish
the financial condition o! the county.
az the law requires should be done A |
publication OF the true condition Of the |
finances of the county would be az
startling as the revelations in SUSSEX
County.
In Kent county the developments
would be no less staT. ing. The tax
payers OF that county have for years
|elt the oppression, and last week the
came to q regular protest
n . farmers' meeting held In that
The taxpayers Of Sussex are on the
right track. Though even more sui.
tides should occur OF those who know
more than they want to tell, let the
Levy Court OF that County stand firm
n the course they are pursuing. The
people OF the State are with them.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-05

CrH.S CsBoRNE watches the delin-
quent lists with sedulous care to guard
them against Republican theft. Blu,
how is he to guard them against Demo.
cratic theit2 The latter is more to be
dreaded than the first. We would ad-
wise the genial clerk TO lock them In q
sale and then lock up well, we won
Just now say who.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-05

WnKEsBARRE, Pa, March 6.-Tbe fire
In The South WilkesbArrs SHAFT At this
pl co continued to burn ali day yest-r
day and spread considerably. A number
o. I'm uccei sful efforts were mads to
reach the eight imprisoned min, rs, and
all hoIN Of finding them or auy rsr, Of
their bodies was givsr up Lat night, A. 1t
Was thought they hadlbsen incineratsd.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-05
puBLIc SALE.
" Ill be sold at public sale, on the I.atime
farm, near Wilmington, on
THURSDAY, March 18th, 1890.

" III be sold at public sale, on the Latimer
farm, near Wilmington, on
THURSDAY, March 18th, 1890.
the following dsscribi per GOAL prousrtv.
Eight head 81 horsrs amt colts:
No. !. bark hay mare X ATE, 7ycars old.
NO. Blac. mare Mollie. 10 yea : old,
No. nck hprsa Captain, II years I'D.
30. I. Is ~ colt .aud 4years old,
No. 8. Light bay mare Jennie, o years old
NO. 9. lay colt Fiorrie. rising q years old.
No. ]. Bay colt sadie. rising years old
No. 5. ! black yearling colt.
Thirty head of good Inilch cows; most of
then In proht. some spriagers and some
srlppers: heiterf, S Of which viii soon he
In pront; q head OF goo young steers bulls.
about 4pa rs ofchickenI, 1 SOW and plrs
bsh oats and fall Chester viii e boar,
2farr wagons, . hay beds, side door mi K
wagon, st-ei tooth horse rake, / 6elu roller.
y Iron age cultivstors, syracuse plows
south Bend piow. Twin harrow, / spring
harrow, ] power or hand hay cutter corn
| shelter, grain fan, / wheelbarrow,
Harness. i set Of single carriage h,r.
ness. sets OF wagon hsrnsts 2 sets OF chain
plow harness, BRIDES callars and halter, 3.
COW chains and = lot Of sundries not enume
| rated. Also 10 acres OF wheat In III ground
saie 10 commence at IL O'Clock, M, shsrp
Terms All sums OF Us and n nder. casb
on az sums over s25 credit OF m onths vii
be given on the purchaser giyin 4 note viii
interest added and with approved q curity,
W. LA1lALk 4 AYRts.
Wnh' .. Lahk' aucL 2-23-3twS3td
Daily Republican., 1890-03-05
DUBLIC SALE.

DuBLlC SALE.
The subscriber Will sell at public sale al
MS resl'encs on The DurouG pike, near
Mtntennnln station, known as the Gress
farn, CtristianA Ad., on
sATt RDAf. March sth. 1890,
a. o'ri ,ck, 2. NJ, head OF horses and col IA,
II hnad Of mills cows, some with calves BY
taeir sides: hall coming 2yeAr old, 4 shoai
PIGS, arm wagon, hor,e cart. German.
town wagon, side door milk wagon, l ROAD
cart I snlky, tretiing wagons, I mill
wagon, plows, harrows. cuitivators, roller,
moving machine, Johnson binder, single
and double trees. forks, rakes. fodder cut
ter. ErinJstona. single and double harness,
brides. collars. . lot OF chickens, y turkeys
feed CHEST, VIII hold " buslcls;3 bsrnysrd
racks u acres OF whea Ia the ground.
Terms; All sums oil SO aud undet, cash:
all sums over tlat amount u cr-dit II sI
months will ba given by the purchaser giving
\ bsnknhie note with approved end 1rser
No lItprua II paid when due, II not pali
when due interest fro.h date.
three per cent. oil for cash on all
credit sums.
op.siponement on account Of wea her.
n. II. GhASDLER.
j. Il. Eoatnson. anct. a.9--iw.3i
Daily Republican., 1890-03-05
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:. For Cape Charles, Old Point ccmnr
Vor Middistown, dayton. Dover, VI,
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Laurel, and nri,nay, li,0l night.
Baltimore and Washington, 4. ~. sA
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j.ss.e t'liliadclphsa broad stro,,, 10,
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FOR further informa Non, passenger
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upon which extra iarc is charged.
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Daily Republican., 1890-03-05

A FUNERAL CAST hangs over the
Levy Court room. as II somebody WAS
very sick and not expected to recover.
The distinguished patient is the Demo.
cratic party, the real friend Of the
members.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-05

ChOsiNG OUT SALE OF SHOW
~ cases, counters and shelving, dry
goods and trimmings ut 2ovO Delaware
hVenne, Small store keepers and Others
gains to dispose OF by the Goth OF March
2A-U-eod L. W. PIEKSON
Daily Republican., 1890-03-05

EVERY reader OF the REPUBLICAN
should not fail TO read the exposures OF
fraud In Sussex County, published in
our local columns. II will be - inter.
eating as the reports Of the Leconey
murder trial.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-05

The delinquent lists returned repre-
sent In the neigb borbood Of SIC, 600
unpaid taxes. But the county does
not need the money WHO carss2
Daily Republican., 1890-03-05

THE poll taxpaying days are past
and the delinquent lists returned, but
still the collectors do not look happy.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-05

Ooi. uh SUNDAY AFTERNOON
adiamsnd scarf Aa. The nnder will
o. rev rded hy having Il at The First ",
uonai Bank. ior Nm. u. n. III
Daily Republican., 1890-03-05

$500 offered for an incurable case Of
Catarrh by the proprietors of DIR. sage's
Kennedy. SO cents, by druggists.