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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-02

The newest material ID handsome damask
or Louis XVI. Pekin silk with high draped
dounoe Of lace tied with little bows. Other
petticoats are Of pale-tinted crepons, elias
tito and terrible in texture. Dotted muslin
IL in favor for the short and pretty under
pettiooats, with Aounoes Of lace and draw
ing ribbons.
Fine handksrchiefs delight all women.
They are now made of sheer linen with
real lace edges and the monogram or crest
made very small in one Of the corners.
Others are embroidered daintily, butn too
included in the trousseau of the Princess
Victoria are of the ordinary size. for use,
not to pin somewhere about the dress with
the fancy borders sticking out four differ
emit ways. Such small follies would not ap-
peal to German. The colored Qauze
all summer were sold mostly to Americans.
At Wedding 1t the church Of st. Peter.
Eaton Square, ON Thursday, / noted q NUM-
ber Of smart gowns. The bride, in white
brocade and Honiton lace. was taller by a
head than her nve tall bridesmaids, who wore
hats and large white bouquets. The brides
mother overtoppsd the bride and made an
imposing figure in ruby satin striped With
yellow brocade, bonnet OF yellow velvet
and bouquet OF yellow roses. There seemed
to be an unusual number Of tall guests and
height . condition Of eligibility to their
friendship. A tall blonde wore pale ruaeet
with embroidery Of deeper tone. Her oom-
panion WAS in grey blue cloth skirt ma
long tailed bodice, brown waistcoet ma
blue velvet hat with brown feathsrA A
train. the front yelled with embroids ard
net; - fate or her taste would have e. ~
wore tail cream colored plumes "a hsr Inn.
net and carried cream coloEsd roses for :
bouquet. The pSsttiest girl within rsnoe
OF my vision was IN gray bsngaline em-
Cspgright.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-02

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIVE, SALE OF
~ real estate. In the district court Of the First
Judicial District Of the State Of Montana, in and
Notice r. Z hereby given that IN pursnancs q N
District Of the State Of Montana. in and for tho
Day Of MAJ, A, .. 1890, Il the matter q the e.
sdminietratli1 q said s.tats vill eli i public
suction. to the hishs:t bidder. Tor cash, lawful
money OF the United States Of America. and sub
3ect to confirmation BY said distriot court, on
Saturday, the 9Th day Of November, A. D., 1890,
et o'clock p. m. et the front door Of the court
house. In the city Of Hslena, county Of Lewis and
ct and estate Of the said E. b. Dunphy ct tho
time Of his death, and al the right, ttle and In
forest that the said estate has by operation Of law
Or otherwise acquired other than or In addition
to that Of the said 4 y. Dunphy. at the time Of
his death. In and to all that certain quartz mill
and water right situate, lying and being IN the
county Of Lewis and Clarke. state Of Montana.
and described ~ follows, to-wit:
certain quarts mill. situate near Park City,
tcsether with the machinery and certain water.
right attached thereto.
Terms and conditions Of sals: Cash, in lawful
% onoy Of the United States Of America.
!. Ten Per cont Of thu purchase measy 70 b paid
tho edmintetrstrix on tbs day Of sAle, balance ON
confirmation Of the ale b. aid district court.
Deed at expenes Of purchaseF..
Adm'x Of tho Estate at e II. Dunphy, deoeased.
Dated Helena. Mont, October 10. 1880.
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BRIDES OF TWO NATIONS.
hose of England and France Com
pared With Those Of the
United States.
bur Cousins j OF Britannia Are
Wed In Daytime In High
NeCks.
rench Brides Simply and Harmoniously
Clothed Heavy Materials in Vogue
Orange Blossoms Necessary,

Special Correspondence Of TIE INDEPENDHNr.]
LONDON. Oct. 2.-The lack Of ''distjnc-
on" in republic 10 = subject frequently
iscussed in old world circles, but certain
nall vulgarities which English society
'lerates have long been outgrown in demo.
attic America. Among these reckon the
ublication in the high class weeklies Of
reat Britain Of lists Of wedding gifts
rawn out in length id nausea am. Ono may
mildly interested in the diamond ores.
'nt given BY the bridegroom to the bride,
i'd in the sleeve links given By the bride
the groom, and even the cheque and
complete Get Of drawing room furniture
ven by the brides father to the happy
,uple; but whom 1t comes to the s'sil.
y button hook offered BY the Hon. Misa
axwell Witham," and tho 'whise chins
vans from Lady Frances Michell,'' and
10 ''pair mufhners from the Misses
.acalpine Levy" and the ''sardine tonca
ON Mr.. Clutterbucke," and the "tea coey
anne" then one wonders that some entsr.
Using American journal does mot send 70
,rter or two over to take lessons in Writina
,rsonalities. This sort of thing II repeat
column after column, page nfter paAe,
,rouGhout the year, with free advefti0e-
ents for the makers Of the trousoeeu
owns, until il would seem that the apps-
liver crumb scoops and red plush pin
lshions must pail.
The bridal dress varies less both in Lon
IN and Paris than In America. Wed
ing ceremonies take place by daylight,
;erefore dresses are mover low in the neck
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
Judicial district Of the state Of Montana, 81

Tn THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
Judicial district Of the state Of Montana 81
and for the county Of Lswis and Clarke.
In the matter Of tho estate Of James G. Mcdonnell
deceased: o der to show caueo why order Of
eale Of real estate. and shares Of mining stock
ehould not b made: -
Chas Watson, the administrators Of The estata
Of James G. 1cDonnell Asosassd, having flod HE
petition herein praying for a oidsf ol ssle Of ii
the real estate Of aid decsdant and 60 shaFee
cf mining stock belonging e said dsesdsnt. foe
it's therefore ordered By the judge az said
court that ~ psrsons interested II he setats e
cont ss On saterday. the 9Th day of Noyembsr.
ths CONF room Of ia d,strct oonrt u H. =
house in Helena, county Of Lewis and Clarks, .
show came Why an order should mot b granted
to The aid Cha. Watson. = .dninistr.tor afors-
oAid, to cell all OF the re2i etate Of the said d.
ceesed, also 800 shares Of stock in the Bi1 or
AiniRg. and Reduction company.
And that COPY Of this order b puhlishod q
least Spcs week for four s1oosssive wseks Ga
me Helena Qsiiy lndependent. nsysRaper
county. WILLIAM II. HUNT,
Daasd Ocssass o., leon
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duced to rags by the washerwoman. girl
who ID not gong to marry q prjnce-and
probably sensible girls Who marry the ordi-
nary run Of poor princes-has her under
wear very simply ornamented with narrow
edgings of real lace than can be replaced
trimmings, but worked by hand on the ma
terial. Colored silks are no longer tole-
rated, though pure white silk underwear is
worn. Colored batistes and foulards arc
not bought at all. Silk underskirts are
worn Of greater length than in America
The Helena independent., 1890-03-23

SEATrLE, like Helena, is going through
the throes Of getting chamber of com
merce on It's feet. The organization in
that town has spent several weeks in
trying to elect secretary, and has
finally succeeded after a very lively
fight. Now the question arises, What is
the organization for? Some Of the
members want TO make il commercial
club, including u restaurant as one OF lis
features. Others want to make it q
business institution pure and simple
Some of them want to lease building
at $1,000 per annum, while others think
that one large room in some business
block ought to be rented at $40 per
month. Seattle might have done well
to take the Helena plan as n model. and
raise fund 10 erect n building of its
own. Our plan for building from which
the chamber Of commerce can secure an
income in rentals is both sensible and
feasible, and at the same time when car.
risd out will be lasting benefit to the
entire city.
The Helena independent., 1890-03-23
JoTTINGs ABOUT TOWN.

Tho first LOT of tics for the new electric
railway has arrived.
The Cannon block on North Main street
is rapidly approaching completion.
The "Bucket of Blood saloon gaSe an
impromtu and highly artistic dance last
evening.
workmon were busy yesterday laying
granite ourbiug on the north side of the
Power block.
Will Unitarians and ail Liberals who
would like 10 form a society, addrcss-liD-
eral, lNDRPESDEST Office.
John 5. NJ. Neill expects TO close con-
tract for machinery to sink an artesan well
on his property while IN the east.
The New York syndicate that lately pur-
chased the Thomas property near the Fair
grounds intend 10 make extensive improve
ments this spring.
The Motor line is said 10 be bonded in
the sum $4,000 aud that it is not improba
BILE that the property Will be turned over 10
the holders of the bonds at an early day.
The advanced students in the shorthand
department of the Helena Business college
will have quarterly examination exercises
this week. Several will try for certificates
of graduation.
Through an error it was stated yesterday
lLdl Jhl4lfS ioultN bup III
ierest OF Rowand At the session Of the
board of pardons. Mr.. Conley had no in
tention of being there.
Hon. c. NJ. Crutchield, one of the most
popular members OF the late legislature,
will practice law with Hon. I. c. Marshall
at Missoula. His many friends wish all
success for Crutch IN his new home.
New York firm has written TO the board
Of trade letter stating that the firm wished
20 contract for all the barley raised in Mon
tana. Barley raised in this state Is said 70
he superior to amy grown IN the world.
A large number of mineral and agricul
tural land patents have accumulated at tbs
Helena land office during tie last few
months which the owners can get by apply
/ ing for thcm. No extra charge andno ques
tons asked.
Shady Gergrich, formerly with WIN. Hart
wig, has purchased the interest of Billy
Lynch in The club and sample rooms, 81
Louis block. Tho iiru is now Billy White
A Co., and they will bc glad 10 have theiI
friends call.
Twenty teams and thirty men are now AZ
work grading the Broadway Electric line.
nov street will have to be opened west of
the Montana Central depot 20 admit pass
age WAY. II is proposed to have the line IN
opcrntinn by the lst Of May. The power Is
alrcady provided at the hotel.
The Helena independent., 1890-03-23

TnE receipts Of the Juch opera season
in Helena were Il 600 grentcr than those
for the season IN Butte. For salisfac
tory adjustment and explanation of this
matter those interested are referred To
the editorial columns ot The esteemed
Miner and the equally esteemed
STANDARD, which are nog engaged ia
settling all the questions in controversy
in this part VI the United States
The Helena independent., 1890-03-23
Personal.

Judg, Dewitt has returned from his trip
20 Denver.
Mr.. Hni Mrs David Rerlin have moved
in their beautiful home on Ninth avenue.
Prof. Cannon returned yesterday from n
trip TO Billings, Miles City and Livingston.
Henry Monroe. who recently sold his
ranch in the prickly Pear valley for SIG O00
hns retained five acres, on which ho will
build fine residence for his permans. :
home.
Hon. w. Nj. Thompson, formerly member
of the Legislature from Deer Lodge county,
is in tho city. Mr.. Thompson is now a resi-
dent of Livingston.
Hon. John Tinker, a prominent attorney
Of Billings. and one of the leading runchers
of Yellowstone county, was in Helena yes
terday ON legal business.
The Helena independent., 1890-03-23

ton. he contributed very largely Z, bring
about 'he very rcsolt of which he now
complains. His defcctioa may be- d loss
10 tae republican party OF Georgia, but
be surely caluot hope. with his political
record, TO be taken into fellowship with
auy reputable party He viii probably
not DO inter!ercd Wi,h .n voting Tor dem.
ocratic candidates FOR office, as be SAYS
be- will DO henceforth, bat lis conycr-
sion is too late to do him any good He
must remain layman forever more.
The Helena independent., 1890-03-23

A Col. HARRIS, OF Georgia. who was
very prominent in reconstruction days,
and correspondingly regardless of the
rights OF the majority Of voters
TO rule, has announced that lie
will no longer vote the republican
ticket in that state because the
party there is dominated by a class OF
negroes and whites who would not be
tolerated at the head of political organ.
ization elsewhere and whose only pur-
pose, he says, is to profit by oilice.hold-
ing. Col. Harris, however, should re-
member that in assuming to preside in
political body Of which be had not even
been elected member. as he did at the
diction Of the party leaders in Washing.
The Helena independent., 1890-03-23
MONT MARCH %, 1890.

tsr Monunisns abroad will alwaJs find tho
ntnY ISDuEynrSr on file AZ theif fnyuriic ho-
trls. tifih Avenue and Metropolitan. Nrw York;
Grand Tarirc thcgo. Wet Minnoapols'
Baldwin and Palace, san Francisco, 81. Nicholas
Butte
The Helena independent., 1890-03-23

i.miuanccs al tic rick Of subsrriber unless
...iol. registered letter chcca. or postal orcH
,.al,r payable To The inlcp"ndrn' Publish
H flAu3.
. -- Persons dcsirinp TN ISnErESpEST served
,-t'a.f aomc. ar places ri business csn order by
t.,..l ,ard ot through telephone No. lop. Please
rr1I ease. If irregular delivery promptly
i4,rrtisemeuls 10 insure rr"mpt inferilon
'..od ho handed in before p. ~.
C,.oicd communications not returned unless
.,l.g-i b. inclosrd.
The Helena independent., 1890-03-23

II you wish to learn shorthand or book
keeping remember that Hahn a Walters
Montana Business college is the best COM
iuercial school in Montana. Experienced
teachers IN all departments. EVERYTHING
iirst-class. Students have no difficulty in
getting and holding positions.
The Helena independent., 1890-03-23

The democratic city committee. consist
ing of o. Is. rotten. W. l.. Steele. p. ].
Connor, David Marks. $. II. Kennett, J. Y.
Bennett and John StoiBmetz are requested
10 meet al th, ntc' of DR.. W. l.. Steele on
Monday evening March 2ith. at sp. IN.
DAVID MARS. W. l.. SlKEIK.
Secy. Chairman.
The Helena independent., 1890-03-23

The municipal campaign is TO be a
short and merry one. There will be
more fun crowded into week than has
ever been seen in Helena before.
The Helena independent., 1890-03-23
CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION.

STATE or MONTANA, AUDITORS OFFICE
DEPARTMENT OF Insurance,
HELENA. Feb. q, 1850.
II il herCby certified, that the lire Association
Insurance Company, located NJ Philadelphia. in
tho state ~ Pennsylvania, has compiled with the
insurance laws of this state and il authorized to
transact its appropriate business IT insurance in
this stale, through its duly appointed a0ents.
holding ceuinc ,te of authority issned by this
Office, until the 3lst day ~ March A. ID. 1881.
Witness my hand and official seal tho day and
year fret above written.
+. A. kENNEY. State Auditor.
lsEAL,l WALLACE & THoRSnuRdH, Agents,
Helena, Mont
The Helena independent., 1890-03-23
cERrIFIcArE on PuBLIcATIoN.

STATE or MoNTNgA. AuDIToH's OFFICE
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE.
HELENA, Feb. IL, 1890.
II l. hereby certified. that the City of London
Insurance Company, located at London. in
Euslanl. has complied with the insurance
laws " this state, and is authorized TO transact
ith anurnpriate business Of insurance In this
state, through its duly appointed agents, holding
a certificate ~ authority issu Il by this ~iiice un-
iii the slst day of March, A. ID lsl.
Witness ms hand and official seal the day and
year hrzt above written.
Il. A. kENNEl, State Auditor.
lsEALl WALLACE x IHoRNBrnGH. Agents;
Helena Mont
The Helena independent., 1890-03-23
CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION.
STNIE or MONTANA, AUpIroHs 0rrIcE,
DErARTslHNr or lNsuRANCt.

HELFNA, Fob. y, IrNl.
II i hereby certified, that the tonnrciicut Fire
Insurance Company located al Hartford. in the
state ul Connecticut. las complied with the inHur-
anco laNs of this state and is authorized TO tran
sact its appropriate business OF insurance in this
state. through is duly appointed agents, holding
a Ger itcaie OF authority issued 10y his Office un-
Ill the 3lst day Of March, A. ID. 1891.
Nilnnss mS hand and official seal the day aud
year hrsl above written.
Il. A. KENNEY, State Auditor.
lsfkL.l WALLACE q IHoRSBuR0H, Agents
Helenn. Mont
The Helena independent., 1890-03-23
CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF MONTANA, AUpIToR's OFFICE
DEPARTMENT or INSURANCE,

HELENA, Feb. I, 1880
II Is hereby cerihot.thal the Springfield Fire 4
Marine lnsuTancet Umpany, located al Springfield,
IN the state of Massachusetts,, ha. complied with
in this state, through It's duly appointed agents,
hold NJ certificate OF authority issued by this
office. until the 3lst day of March, A. ID. 1901
Witness my hand and official seal the day and
year nrst above written.
l.. A. KENNEY. State Auditor.
lsEALl WALLACE & TuoRSHURGH, Agents,
Helena Mont
The Helena independent., 1890-03-23
CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION.
STATF oF MONTANA. AupIroR's OFFICE, |
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE, y

UTIANI AII-NI OF TN6IHNNIEf
HELENA, Feb. II. 1870.
II is hereby certified. that the National Fire
Insurhnee Company. located al Hartford. In
the state Of connecticut, has compiled with the
insufance laws ~ this state and l. IN horized 20
transact its appropriate business Of insurance. in
this state, through is duly appointed ,ents,
hulding n certificate ~ authority issuel by this
Office, until the slst day OF March. A. ID. 1891.
Witness my hand and official real the day and
year hrst above written.
H. A. kENNEY, State Auditor
lsEAL. WALLACE THoRNBuR0H. Agents
Helena. Mont
The Helena independent., 1890-03-23

The event of tho season viii b. the grand open
ing OF millinery at 'fowles Cash Store to-fnar-
row 10 which the ladies Of Helena and vicinity
ira viii bs IN attsnianr,, from 10 in tho ey'r-
ing A. well A. during tho day, and souvenir will
he presented tu tho guests.
The Helena independent., 1890-03-23
Arrival. at Thc melcnn.

G. A. Rrunt Baltimore. A. &. simpson, 81. Lie.
W. l.. Darling, Boulder W. !. Austin. Omaha.
Hot springs. l.. Friendly. Denver.
!, !, 1i.au. 81. Louis, \, T.. Jacobs salt axe.
Nh. Noleun story, J. ) Proctor, 81 Paul.
Bnsoman. Frank h. GaE2le, Chi
Nr-, ". L. Van Mes, cage.
hiragU. Edwd r. HIATT. NY.
Rnm A. Walsh, Miles A. l.. smith. Chicago.
City. Otto II. Falk, Milwau-
!. l.. brnlly 81. Lonis. koo.
L. e., Trent and wife, jas. Barnes, Jr. GrSi
Lake. halls.
g. J, Lowell -, Paul Fret w. liawson, ST.
G. I. NJ. linging 81. lnul.
Paul. i. j, tlasru 81. paul
Steve layden ami wife, T. ]. knoNiler, y. y.
]. Nooman. y. \. q. l.. Woornor Ny.
Fred n. Drotou, Chi DR.. G. r. kcolci, Liv
CnEn. lugtiun.
The Helena independent., 1890-03-23
shorthand and BookkcepInr

The Boo Hive has full and complete line ol
clocks which tiey ara selling at ono-half regular
nrina
The Helena independent., 1890-03-23

By the time Col. Curtis is done with
Col Carter, Col. Carter will wish he had
never said anything.
The Helena independent., 1890-03-23

Fine imported, domestic aud Rev West
cigars cigarettes and tobaccos ut Woodman
A sanders, opposite Grand Central.
The Helena independent., 1890-03-23
F. FORBES.
{. FORBES SIX DAVIS
FORBES & DAVIS,
MINING AND MINING STOCK BROKERS'
Roorn 20, Bailey Block.
First National and Montana National Banks F. o. BOX

All the leading active stocks Helena Butte Deer Lodge Mssoua blocks
be had lowest market
We have the best Placer Free Milling Gold and Silver and
We aon the report OF proposition submitted We invite
stocks and will
liable miorman
The Helena independent., 1890-03-23

Attend the grand opening a. Fowles' Cash
Store tomorrow.
The Helena independent., 1890-03-23

The Bee Hive will give n reduction Of 20 per
cent on all pictures sold this week.
The Helena independent., 1890-03-23

Easter oAT,is and Easter novelties just reccivel
al The Bee Hive.
The Helena independent., 1890-03-23

Mss May Williams. Miss Matte Rossot
Mickes, Mickes.
Miss Mamie MoNcda. W. H. Hay, Bunder.
Bouldur. A. II. Brrrt, Butte.
W. Thompson. Butte. II {. johnson. imrt.
Eugene Sullivan, Butte, llG Muuiock, Mime
H. N. Bcckwith, Dun ncaIOlis.
kirk NY. NJ ia,iS, W. SIS.
Carlcr lhrkcr. W. S,S. J, w. Roberts, Mime
q. L. lugorsul, Miles apohs.
lll. y Detseh, Livingston.
w. H. White. Chicago. 1. Re~'n, Chicago.
A. H. Crag. Chicigo. !. Sinlingion Chicago.
William lultla Idaho. Val arhack. Placer.
Henry Nil-on. Nickes. Will kennody, Bnuldcr.
W. d. nolau Missoula. Louis Millcr. E.lccna.
e.. 4, Downing Great Michael Couney, Lead
Fails. willie, Col.
John Bristol. Whites.
The Helena independent., 1890-03-23

Attend the grand opening at fOElcs' Cash
Store Tomorrow.
The Helena independent., 1890-03-23

SEVENTH WARD.
The democrats OF the Seventh ward met
in the basement of the A. NJ. +. church. Il.
Is. Smith was chairman and DIR. W. l..
Morris was secretary. A. ii. Nelson was
nominated alderman and John Worth. J.
Fisher and Il. B. Smith were elected a ward
committee. The following delegates and
Rlternates were chosen:
The Helena independent., 1890-03-23
FIRsT WARD.

The meeting of the First ward was held
in the court room of the city call, o. b.
Totten was chosen chairman and ;. Z. Kim
ney acted as secretary. c. p. Connolly was
unanimously nominated for alderman and
the old ward committee was elected 10 serve
mates were elected
The Helena independent., 1890-03-23

FlFTH WARD.
Tia Fifth ward democrats met at Payne's
hotel. A. j. Steele was chairman and Sam
Alexander WAS secretary. A committee of
five on nomination Of alderman was ap-
pointed and the meeting WIS adjourned un-
til March 81. sam Kennett. +. L. Crutcher
and l.. ID. jackson were named as "A ward
committee. The following delegates and
altprnaios were elected;
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-13

AN effort is being made to unite the
forces of the Knights of Labor and the
Farmers Alliance. The ultimate OBJ
ject of such union is for political eff
feet. The chief point of weakness in
the Knights of Labor organization has
been that it represented so many and
frequently conflicting interests that it
could not serve all intelligently or eff
fectually. Unions of trades have done
much more for their members than has
the larger and more unweildy organiza-
ton. 1t is impossible to conceive what
benefit can be attained by further in
creaSing its membership and adding an
interest that will be of doubtful advan-
tage. But to consider the matter in
this phase is idle, for the object is as
above stated only political. The glib
tongued agitator and prince of dema-
gogues, J. r. Sovereign, is one of the
leaders in the scheme, and it is a no.
toriOus fact that he never acted for the
interests of his fellow men in any Of
his schemes. Above all his purposes is
the intent to organize vote that can
be sold to the highest bidder on election
day He has duped and detrauded
nearly all with whom he came in con
tact. In Western Iowa, where few
years ago he had few scattered fol
lowers, there is not one out Of ten in
that devoted band that does not believe
him to be an srrant demagogue and
political speculator bartering away the
votes of those whom he could influence.