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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-20
Liberati Band.

The above famous band will present
three grand concerts ON next Monday even
ing, Tuesday matinee and Tuesday even
ing. They are returnin. east from the
highly remunsrative engagements at the
Exposition Portland, Exposition Sacra.
mento and the Mechanics' Institute Pavil.
ion. San Francisco. The press Of the
above named cities are loud in their pfaise
of Liberati. The sale opens to- day.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-20

church, schoolhouse and town meeting
Universal education and dignity of labor.
Kelsey. Ao'' = -
Knowles. -
\; New England's contribution to the ma.
-, The future of Now England. E. c. Rus.
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Hall New Years Eve.

The third annual ball given by Battery
A., N. G. NJ. to be held at the Electric hall
will undoubtedly be great success, as
every member of the battery is acting as a
COMMITTEES of one. There will be some tall
rustlinR done to make it a great success.
No pains will be spared to make it pleasant
and secure q good time for everybody.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-20
Christmas HAN.

Carpenters' Union $50 will give ball at
Electric hall Tuesday evening. Dec. q, 1890.
Tickets $l.50 Dancing from $50 p. m. to
three q. M. The committee will spare NO
expense to make this success, ss it will
probably Do the last ball the carpenters viii
give t.>ia winter. Don't mis- il.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-20
PLUMBERS ON STRIKE.

Masters and Journeymen Disagree on the
Matter Of Time.
The journeymen plumbers of Helena are
out ON strike. It is not matter of wages
between them and the employers, but dis
agreement about the hours Of labor. Some
time ago the men decided that the working
day should consist of nine hours except on
Saturday, when it should be eight. The
Master Plumbers union agreed to this.
The working day at that time was from
seven O'Clock in the morning until five in
the afternoon, with an hour for dinner.
On Wednesday the master plumbers got
together and decided that it was not light
enough for the men to work at seven in the
morning. and agreed to make the hour of
starting half past seven and the hour of
stopping half past five. The journeymen
declined to accede to the change Then
the employers gave notice that unless the
men would agree to have the time for be-
ginning and ending moved up half an hour
they must work nine hours on Saturday, as
we'll as the remainder of the week. To this
the men again demured, and went out.
Both sides are anxiously awaiting the ad-
vent Of the first cold snap. which is ex-
pected to settle things one way or another.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-20
HELENA IN RRIu.

.ackson'smusic store, Bailey blook.
Dinner from II to at the Bon Ton.
Board and rooms at Miss Neagle'a 11s
Clark street.
Schlappi, the artistic piano tuner.
James W. Barker, merchant tailor, Main
street, opposite First National hank.
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At seventy-tive Cents on the Dollar.

want to sell out my stock of clothing
within very few days for the purpose of
giving more attention to my Granite Springs
mineral water, Therefore will close out
my entire stock at Is cents on the dollar.
&9g M. LIssNER,
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D'tf'ry, t to come and buy that Xmas pres
entr yOl' sweetheart at our place. She would
ike .a-but we don't tell. Come yourself, to G.
b. J"cQuemiu i Co. q.
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BORN.

ABEL-In Helena. Dsc. Is. 1880, to the wife q
John Abel. a boz.
YUND-In Eelena. Dec. 10, 1880, to tie wife of
Joseph A. YUM. u daughter.
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Fa.cy slippers for

neeotilul Presents at j. Il. Drew with
each pair Of boots and shoes. t. rn.sn,..rs
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-20

DO not TAIL to call at the Palace Drur
STORE Tor prices on holiday goods before
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-20

A Curiosity.
A deer head, with antlers of 36 points, at
1861 Ninth avenue.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-20

Dr. Henle s Eng ish Dandeiion Tonic curss
lndlgestion and constipation ard tones up the
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-20

You can receive the benefit Of eastern
prices at the Palace Drug store.
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cor TOT Hosiery, Yarns, Underwear and
cloves ~. try the Knitting Factory, aI3 South

gur rrices are reduced on everything; coma
ana O. n,i1ce youteeI9s Espec Il ' nricas ON
holiday goods. {. B. Jacquemin q 20,
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OUT
-AHT COSTN

Beginning Monday Dec 8, and continuing Sold shall
oHer entire stock at We
Main ST. and Sixth large elegant
which this saeoers exceponable opportunity
prices before offered n Helena.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-09

TOOL, but it takes sharp man to mako
money for himself. Come out to the
barn."
followed him out, and when he had
placed tho model in the alley and
arranged certain parts to his satisfac-
ton, he said:
This is the Climax farm gate, covered
by three different patents have
bought the right to tho State OF Michi-
gan for $500. You SEQ tho idea? This
rope leading out on either side of tho
post is to be pulled by any one wishing
to pass through. See? Farmer doesn't
have to get down off his load of bav.
just gives yank-gato representatives,
through-gate sbuts-goose HANGS
high"
'But-but-w
There's no but about it, Mrs. Bow
ser. Let's figure bit. Well say there
are $4,000 farmers in the State. Each
one wants five of these gates, making
G5O,0 gates in all. Each gate can be put
In for IS and the profit is S. This gives
me S1,250,000. Well allow $4,000 for
bad debts and We have cool $1,000 900
to put in our pockets. Isn't that good
margin on S5O0?"
do you know that the farmers will
buy this gate?''
buy it! Why, they are crying for it
all over the STATED 1 expect to be at
least thousand orders behind, the best
/ can do"
"Wcll, hope it will be a success
but"
There you gol Always ready to
throw cold water on any of my enter
prises! If brought you a solid chunk
of gold you'd do your best to make out
that ii was nothing but brick!"
AN hour later 4 couple of sturdy old
farmers came up at Mr.. Bowser's invita-
ton to SEQ the patent, and sneaked
out to ono side to hear what they might
say. Mr.. Bowser exhibited the gate,
went over his figures, and then asked
what they thought Of it.
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WYTHEVILLE, VA.
THE GEM OF TIE INTERCHANGEABLE
SARATOGA OF THE SOUTH

The county seat of Wythe county.
which was awarded the diploma with
5000 premium at the Virginia EXPOSE
ton at Richmond. in 1888, in Minerals
and Woods. Population 1000. Altitude
2.36O feet.
Wythe County has two blast and fif-
teen charcoal iron furnaces. and sey-
cral zinc and lead furnces. Wytheville
offers free the best sites and greatest
inducements to manufacturing indus
tries of any city in the South. The
Wythcville Development Company's
reserve fund for new industries alone
amounts to SlSO,000. Wytheville is the
centre of the richest mineral region in
the South. Wytheville exempts all
manufacturing industries from munic-
ipal taxation for ten years. Wvthe-
vile has beautiful and well-paved
streets 60, 70 and % feet in width. Two
electric light plants and three water
systems. Wythevillc has the best pub
lie schools and the handsomest school
building in Virginia; has three female
colleges and two male academies. Ow-
ing to its mineral waters, free TO visit
ors, which are highly curative for MANY
diseases, and its great altitude. it has
grown into great and fashionable
health resort.
The Wytheville Development Com
pany will place OH the market, Septem-
Der 30, 800 residence and business
lots of its property i'll the new West
End Extension, lying between the
Wytheville Cotton Mills and the s.Jack-
son Park HOTEL" on both of which work
has just begun. This property to be Of
fercd for sale for the first time, Septem-
Der 30, is the most beautiful property in
Wytheville, and will be priced at very
reasonable figures in order to encour-
age investments. Investments in
Wytheville real estate within the last
ninety days have bourne from 100 to 800
per cent. to investors.
The Norfolk and Western railroad.
running from Norfolk to the West and
Northwest, will have on sale at stations
on line and agencies in New England
special excursion round-trip tickets to
Wytheville, good until October 81.
For further particulars, apply to w.
Il. fOST. president of the Wytheville
Development Company, Wythevillc, Va
scp2l-lm
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spring-locks, gate-latchcs, and SO on to
the extent of wagon load, and he has
added to tho collection ever since whom
he could do so without my knowledge.
One day about q year ago an express
wagon unloaded a model OF n patent gate
at tho barn, and soon thereafter Mr..
Bowser came homo in an excited and en-
thusiastic state Of mind, and said to me:
Don't scream, or faint away, or fall
over any thing or break an arm, but be
calm and collected"
MIR. Bowscr, what do you mean?"
"Be calm-be calm. Mrs. Bowscr, we
are worth million dollars"
worth what!'
keep cool. Don't let the good news
unhinge your mind. Yes we are worth
cool million, and perhaps two or
three"
elias some one left you lcgacy?"
mo; have mado it with my own wit
and foresight. Money can be left to a
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-09
THE BOWSERs.
MIR. Bowser's Narrowing Expert
ence with Various Patents.

DON'T know just
G X a C tt y h o w
many inventions
arc brought out
weekly In this
country, but l do
know that Mr..
Il o W ser would
b u Y &C h and
@ very O n o o I
them if he had
the opportunity.
When We first set
up housekeeping
he had churns,
W a S h / ng m a
chimes, cultivat-
ors, boot jacks,
appl To- ers,
~ nnnn-inCES
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GRAND OPENING SALE OF THE
~ Wythcville Development Company.
Sale will begin September 30, at /
o'clock.
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Aos>sp nErUBL.oAs F,zzL,e.
rs,- yTucf Talked Of. and largely Ad-er-
tined 8S-lstsDiisssss a~stsHS Nesy


About week or ten days prior to
I,st Saturday. tlaring posters were
posted in the NEST conspicuous places
about town, telling tine dear people
that -.CoI. J. Z. nallcwcll would ad-
dress the citizens Of Edwards county -
1t was expected that the mere an
IIouncement that prince Hal would
be here, would be enough 10 draw II
large crowd int, the city. Saturday
afternoon came. but not so with the
large crowd. The farmers of Ed
wards county remembered the polite
al promises made To them on former
occasions. 1t would be a stretch of
the imagination to figure out. one
hundred, or even half that number, Of
farmers WHO came to town TO hear the
..Prince;'' and, indeed, had it not
been for the farmers VINO happened To
! lie i'll town on that day on other bust
ness, and simply went to hear what
Col Jim" had to say, not that they
think enough of him to follow his adj
wee aud send him to Congress, but
Just through mere curiosity, his crowd
would have been very small, to say the
least.
In his opening remarks James r.
simply said few words III regard to
the farmers alliance, and then branch
ell out on IL harangue of what the Re
publican party had promised to do for
the country, and then told a few
things they had done; one Of which
was that they had promised TO lin
crease the tariff and they have done
| that very materially. lie then start
ed i'll to give the old soldiers a little
| ..taffy," and told them that tie ciIndi-
date ON the peoples ticket did not
know enough to so to Congress- as he
was not an old soldier. After abus-
ing Jerry Simpson and waving the
bloody shirt for about an hour and a
half. he informed his hearers that lie
would have to draw his speech to a
clnse as he had other engagements
elsewhere.
Although one-half OF more of the
voters present were not III sympathy
with the Republican party, the best 81
order was maintained throughout the
/ entire speech.
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EcsoIn1Ions of CONVENIENCE

The following resolutions werH
adopted at the last meeting of Pleas
ant valley Union No 1858. in com
incarceration of their deceased brother,
Joseph n. Elliot;
WHEREAS; 1t has pleased Almighty God in
his Infinite wisdom and power. to remove
from our midst our esteemed and respected
brother. Joseph Elliott. and while we submit
ia the will OF our Creator. we loose by the
death of our beloved friend and brother a
worthy member: a respected and honoTed
citizen: his family an Giectionste and iovfne
1 husband and father therefore he it
| RESOLVED; That We. the members of Pleas
ant valley urion No. lsss. do extend to the
pereaved family our heartfelt sympathy IL
their great Addiction. and in token seek &c
/ comfort them in their distress.
| REsoI.yEp. That a copy ofthese resolution
be sent 10 the bereaved family the Advocate
the county papers and copy be spread OF
the minutes OF shis meeting.
Ira TAN,
@ C CsR1fACk- Com
: j. J. kEEDER-
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Social events, such as balls and par
ties-parties where some make wall
flowers of themselves and others make
Things lively 10y exchanging bon aaots;
balls, where, while lost in the may
waltz with some fair partner whose
body seems to be that OF some grace
fuf wood nymph, her willowy figure
1beying the slightest pressure, and
Y -edding its every motion to yours,
n. It'll. in the ecstacy OF rhythmical 10
tor ication, you seem TO be four feet
wifi but a single tread and two souls
weld, ii into one by the hummer of the
tfynan &c power OF music, you forget
the We I'D in which we Hve-sucii
events ften transpire, and even are a
success. without the magnetic itiiu-
ence and i';,toed glow Of our presence.
Sometimes Sts are absent because we
do not feel ois 90, ed to go, and others
because-welI we are generally ac-
quainted with the successful Contend
lug power, but, as ole might say, We
never were the happy recipient OF any
thing similar to the following little
missive which. by chance FIJI into the
hands of represent atf'e OF the
G RAPIIIC:
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On Tuesday. October u. 1880, at
the Congregational parsonage in this
city, the Rev. G. ~ Greenlees ofhciat-
ing Mr.. William Hoover and Mrs.
Mary Foran were united in the LoIy
bonds of fnatrimony.
The groom halls from Seven Valley.
York county, Pennsylvania, and The
bride AS everyone here knows, is an
old and highly respected resident of
this county and will continue to be as
they have decided to remain here.
Twenty-eight years ago Mr.. Hoover
met and loved the fair bride; his love
was reeiprocated, but successfully cor
tending circumstances foiied the DIV
nainaic power of Cupid and ii union
could not be. But as HEAVIER, IS pure
so their love was true and at las,
they are one until death or judicial
decree do them part.
The GRAPHIC extends it's most
hearty congratulations and wishes
that they may ever ride on the crests
of the pillows of Hfe's troubled wa
tiers.
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snEn1rFs SALE
Plaintiff


u ltirst pt-biie.- lion. September 10 lss)i
In be district court of awards county. stair
{. Of KANSAS. -S- Ss%Ase
Wi lam +. Leonard. pra,,.i1
yenerson Ford. = single mao. Defendant
~ Nirtsie OF an Order of sale issued to me
pit OF ssiu District court in the al,oye-entftiz
HsHo;i. 4 I'll Io on Monday the - day of Ccto-
ii;eT a D. is-o. between the hours OF and a
elcck p m OF said dfsv- at the front door of
rue court mouse IN the city of Kirs!ey in .he
Sony OF edwards in the state OF Ksnsas
pn S q puo;ic sale and sell 70 The his hest
ana best bidcer. for cash in hand ali rI1e tot
i" 1ri nss4rihed real eetste. tn-wft:
section t'Senfy-fou- CA in towuship twenty
SIX ,>o,l south and in range sixteen 1!51 west
OF the Otn = NJ Lying and situate in thss
county OF Edwards in tiic state of Kansas
The above described real estate is taEer.
as toe property OF said defendant. and Is
nrsS;ed By siid order OF sale to be sold and
WIZ DC sold without eppraisencut, to satisfy
". II. French, Sbe-;s-
S-fe Io-iT Arfo-nav
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THE POLITICAL PoT Is BOILING

THE POLITICAL POT Is BOILING
And strange to say Roberts Bros. are
pursuing the same tenor of their way,
selling more goods for the cold cash
than any other house in the city of
Kinsley.
We cannot express in strong enough
terms our appreciation of the hearty
endorsement from our many custom
ers, in our effort to establish ut least
enc cash store in Kinsley.
Our competitors are straining everv
nerve, both by fair and foul means, TO
crush Us ont Of existence. But like
| Banquos ghost, we wont down. We
are still dealing out More and Better
Goods for your money Than They Are
Able To DO with all their bluH and
buster.
Unlike our competitors we make you
no leaders at cost to bait you to buy
other goods that You arc ignorant
about, at big profits. We oifer you
our entire line on spot cash margin.
The same basis of profits exist from
garnet to cellar. We will Guarantee
to sell you Il bill of goods, at cur regu-
lar Cash figures, from Is to 90 per
cent. CHEAPER than any credit house
from Kansas City to Etnsley toiu aanse
yoa.
II Put this i'll your hat and do not for
get 10 Important Facts:
1st. We are The Only Cash Store
, in Kinsley. end. WE make the
Prices Others follow. Bird. We oifel
/ no schemes, bats nor prizes. 4th
Every dollars worth sold you is wortf
100 cents. 18th. We have Il LaTg'
and Complete stock of Groceries, Hard
ware, Tinware and Queensware. 9th
: We buy for Spot Cash ONLY. nth
| We sell for Spot Cash ONLY. sth
: We can have no losses and are con
tent with Little Gain. 9Th. On
' money is the best and kindest frien
4 we have. 10th. WHO CAN AF
: FORD TO SELL CHEAPER TIA
q WE CAN.
! ROBERTS Bros.
Palace Of Economy.
: Kinsiey, Kansas. 494t
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WANTED:-Every Republican, every
Democrat, every Union Laborite-every
Peoples, party man and everybody
else who owe us subscription to cali
Immediately and pay ep, or we viii lie
forced to place our Subscription ae-
counts in the hands of a collector
We need az we can get aud some
more besides Don't forget the
GaAfn1c when in the city
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There Will be a grand rally Of the
peoples party, and basket picnic at
Lewis on Saturday, October 25th. at
which time and place j. l. a. New
son and other able speakers will ad-
dress the meeting. Come out every
body, regardless Of politics. AMI hear
the issues of The day discussed i'll q
plausible manner. BY order of
CO,ISITTIEEc-
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prince Isai' on Jere miAh.
EDITOR GRAPuIC:


prince Hai'' in last Saturdays
speech said that Jeremiah advocated
borrowing money direct from Uncle
Sam" Now he said suppose Jere-
miah Guild do this. lie would borrow all
he could get OH his farm down in Bar
Der county probably about three th0us-
and dollars, and then he never would
pay any interest, and after long time
the Government would foreclose the
mortgage, after it was forecioSed the
United States marshall would come
around to take possession of the farm
then jeremiah would say: Here you
fellow you get off this farm l am go
ing to take il as q Homestead " 1t
would seem that prince Hal" was
hard up for campaign talk when lie
gets down to this kind of bosh; and il
| looks as if he must have revolved the
situation over i'll his own mind con-
siaerably to have the details drawn sc
| fine, possibly he may have originated
the brilliant financial scheme for the
purpose of reple nishng his own ex-
chequer, as later he said that Jeremiah
had said that he(IlalloVeiOhad no cred
| it, and he wishes to God that he nevel
| had had any.'' It would seem thai
Mr.. simpson had told the truth in ont
instance at least, if he said it, bu
what he actually did say was tat TIN
records in Sedgewick county did no
show that HalIoweli owned one dol
hrs worth Of property. In closing h
expressed confidence that after tn
18th of March next the sheen of hi
door phil would illuminate the path
way to his paiatial mansion in Wash
; ington D. g. Possibly he may b
right bat if it does its iFilliancy will
be meiiowed by u smaller ma jority tina
was ever before obtained in this dis
: trict. a. II. EARER.
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\ convention of the SUI. day schools
OF Edwards county viii be lei J in Is M
ley Thursday and Friday DC co.1er 23d
and 2ith, 1t will convene il tire Con-
gregational church. The stat. .secfe-
tary, Rev. V. ~. Bright will de. liz II an
address upon. both evenings. 1t is
hoped that all the schools of the cor H.
! tY will be represented. II co. diEl
| invitation is extended to all our pc. 'ple
| to attend.
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Mrs. S. VI. Smith, .poti,or of Fred
ID. Smith. had the mi. 'ortuRe to slip
and fall while out in the yard, MoIfday
afternoon, causing her 10 break her
hip. 1t was feared at iirst maj MIS-
Smith would not surs i've the l.Vnry' as
she is quite old and has beeD I, H1cteo
for some time with u cancer, 'bt.t al
present size is doing as well Ie cSaio
be expected.
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on terms specified:
THE KANSAS CITY
BUSINESS UNIVERSITY.

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sas City, 80.
a Progressive School with Progress
sive Teachers for Progressive Times.
Courses: Business, Shorthand, English.
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once, or call and see us.
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YOUR CHOICE.
READ READ READ!

AND BE CONVINCED THAT NOW Is
TIE PRoPIrToUs TIME To SECURE
READING MATTER on BETTER
TERMS THAN EVER BEFORE.
To new subscribers, and to old ones,
who pay mp all arrears to date, and
one year in advance, we will furnish
the GRAPuIC in connection with
any of the papers named below
on FERNS sDeci(ied:
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They have never had so large 4
stock at Edwards & Mobiles as at pres
emit. Their prices will make you won
der how they can sell goods so chea1
and live. The facts are they buy q,
tie best and cheapest markets in the
United States, therefore they can sell
cheap. The attractions at The Old Re
liable Brick Block on the corner are
greater than ever. Give them cal
and be convinced that the above
statements are facts.
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The man who wines his nose on h

The man who wipes his nose on his
sleeve, picks his teeth with a fork,
lSluirts tobacco juice on the cook stove
hearth, rides to mill with corn iB one
end # sack and stone III the other.
drives tn market with h;cofy bark lines,
deposits his money III his last winter 5
socks, insists on paying his taxes in
coen skins and wild honey, fastens one
ga!lus with a wooden peg and wears
.-possHm belly" pants, is the same old
rooster who has no use fer his home
paper, and his brother is the fellow
who tries to do business in the city
without advertising.-Er.