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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-29
United States Circuit Court,

United States Circuit Court.
The only business in the United States
circuit court yesterday was the presentation
of the grand iury's report. Indictments
were found against fourteen persons. The
jury was discharged after receiving the
thanks of the court. The court was Their
adjourned until June Z.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-29

Everybody 10 going to Great Falls Decoration
day to witness the champion sculling race. Plenty
of room on the train for ALL So rate for the round
trip and a special train at a. m. sharp.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-29
HELENA IN BRIEF.

Jackson'smusio store, Bailey block.
Dinner from II to at the Bon Ton.
James w. Barker, merchant tailor, Main
street, opposite First National bank.
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 11:3O
a. m.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-29
Notice..

Members of Montana Legion No. l, S. K,
will meet at l O'Clock sharp. on Friday,
May 50, mounted and in uniform.
{. A. DoNELLY, Commander.
LOUIS DE LEsFRY. Aide.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-29

The INDEPENDENT will pay a reward of
$40 for the arrest of any person taking
papers from the doors of subscribers
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-29
Attention.!

Ill members of Canton Schuyler CAL
lax No. Fare hereby notified to appear in
full dress uniform at the Odd Fellows hall
on Friday. May 80, at l o'clock p. M. to
take part in the memorial procession upon
invitation of Wadsworth post No. G. A. r.
NAT S. LITTLE, Clerk. F. 2. STERLING, Can't.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-29
Send for 1t.

A finely illustrated catalogue of wood
workers. tools will be sent on application
to any address by
A. NJ. Hotter HARDWARE Co.,
Helena, Mont.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-29
WmlSears

Contractor, cals6nining, brick work,
plastering and general house repairing. 81
South Ewing street.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-29
Brunell & Co.'S Special.

Table linens, entire stock at special sale
from to II to-day. 1t will pay you to
make special effort to attend this sale.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-29
Ladies. Attention.

On June I'd and Sd Mrs. L. A. Hunt will
have on exhibition in parlor No. l at the
Hotel Helena one of the finest lines of
trimmed millinery goods ever shown in
this city.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-29
Decoration Day Ball.

The Helena Turn Nerein will give ball
at Turner Hall on Decoration day. Admis-
sion 90 cents. Ladies free.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-29

The Montana Central excursion train, leaving
this city at s a. M, Friday. May So will be met
by delegation of 6 reat Falls citizens headed by
a brass band, upon its arrival at that city.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-29
Notice to Contracio]

Notice to Contractors.
Two thousand loads of clean, No.
sand for sale. Apply to
c. A. BRoADwArER,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-29
Special for This Day.

c. Z. Kemp, maker of superior notary and
corporate seal presses, Helena, Mont.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-09
Piano and Organ BUYERS,

We unhesitatingly state that il we can.
not show YOU something that will please
your fancy. there can he no object in one
having large warerooms packed with the
most tempting stock.
Now LET us argue In few words why we
claim your patronage.
In Pian0S we have the Steinway in every
style Of upright 10 the finest grand. stein
way is absolutely and unquestiOnably the
king Of pianO-makers. In addition we
have all styles of the famous Hartman
Haines, kimball. and other pianos.
In ORGANs.-W have 200 new and beau
tifu designs Of organs, not on paper, but in
stock
Music BoXEs.-We alone carry an end
less variety.
PIPE ORGAN.-The only one ever seen in
a music house.
SHEET MUsIC.-Oyer $4,000 copies on our
shelves, and every Kind of instruction book
PRICES and TERMS 10 suit the humblesl
purse.
We ask you to call and convince yourself
that we cannot begin to describe our stock
in the columns OF newspaper.
WALTER ID. MOSES n CO.,
Musical Headquarters,
1905 Main street, Opp. L. q.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-09
GENERAL sCHoFIELD's REPORT.

In the report which General Schofeld, the
oommandant OF the army, has just sub
mitted TO the Secretary Of War, a number OF
details OF general interest are given. In
the first place, the commandant calls atten-
ton 10 the fact that the indiana are no
longer a cause Of apprehension in any sec
ton of the West. There being now a small
probability Of any trouble on their account
In the future in consequence Of the spread
OF civilizing influences among them, the re-
quirement of military supervision is grow
ing less, which permits a proportionate
withdrawal OF troops TO be employed else
where as occasion demands.
General Schofeld declares that military
policy Of a distinctly marked character
having become necessary part OF the gen.
eral policy Of the Government, 1.-THE small
regular army should be so stationed that
it may be prepared at the shortest notice to
respond TO any call which may be made
upon it's services, and at the same time TO
assist In all practicable ways in preparing
the much larger body Of the militia of the
several States or national guards for active
service in time Of need"
The commandant considers IL wholly uLs
necessary TO raise line cf Notifications on
the Canadian frontier, but recommends in
stead that there shall be here and there
carefully selected garrisons as nuclei for
the concentration Of force in an emergency
In order to meet these demands upon the
regular army General schofeld suggests
that the limit OF its enlisted strength shall be
extended beyond thirty thousand men.
Without a larger number he claims that the
"peace organization cannot be made thor
oughly effective, and cannot be relied upon
for the service which may Immediately be
required OF the regular troops in any emer-
geucy, and before the ranks can be filled by
recruits or volunteers called into the field"
General schofeld further suggests that
steps be taken without delay 10 organize in
all OF the seaboard States due proportion
OF heavy artillery batteries for the service
OF the Notifications In the States. In justi-
fication Of his recommendation Of larger
and more disciplined general military
organization be asserts that the measures
which he proposes ''are in no proper sense
preparations for war. They are, on the con-
trary, those preparations which are indis-
pensable to the security OF peace. Cousid-
ering the enormous latent strength and re-
sources Of the United States, no foreign
power would think for moment OF attack
ing this country unless II was found in
state OF unpreparation for immediate de-
Tense, In which condition enormous damage
mlght be done by even a greatly inferior
power, which damage could not be repaid
by any possible reprisals which this coun-
try might afterward make"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-09

listed his sympathies and exci'es DIS 'P
proval.
MIR. blaine is a man Of great sagaci'y
and shrewdness. ripencd by long political
experience. That he plainly foresa" 'ne
disaster which has oyertaken the Repubii-
can party ia now proven upon the testimony
of senator Blackburn, who, In an interview
relates the circumstances of AN attack
which MIR. Blaine made in his presence
upon Mr.. Mckinley FOR having inaugurateu
an extension Of the protective policy which
could not but arouse the apprehension OF all
who were interested in the welfare Of then
country.
The sentiments which Mr.. Blaine is re
ported bv the senator from kontucky tC
have expressed on this occasion are pre-
cisely what were 10 have been expected
from him, by all who read between the lines
the irue meaning Of his memorable letter e
senator FRYE. in criticism Of the Mckinley
bin as a measure which offered no reiief u
the suffering farming interests. 1t Is thes'
Interests, yoicing themselves through The
| Democratic party, which have largely con
iributed to the Republican overthrow.
Mr.. Blaine did not in his letter state eX
plcitly that in his opinion the Mckinley
bill was hurtlul 20 the general prosperity o
every class in the United states, but TIM
was the inference 10 be drawn from th'
words which he employed. The scene II
the Senate committee rooms between Nc
| Kinley and himself, reported by Mr.. Black
| burn, shows that such was the real cohvic
ton Of the veteran statesman, whose whole
career discloses a peculiar insight into thu
drift of popular opinion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-09
A New Corporation to Secure Homes and
Buy Real Estate.

The white employees at the SHOPS Of the
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company have formed among
themselves - Workngmen Investment
and Improvement Company" They have
already purchased block Of lots from j.
Thompson Brown a Co. in the Wingfleld
Scott property. Just west Of the Exposition
Grounds, on which they propose to erect
cottages for their own use and occupancy.
This fact becoming public, real estate in
that locality has already advanced, and
parties who bought at the auction sale 18th
of October last-just ten days ag0-haNe
refused handsome advances on their pur-
chases. I'm order 10 give others chance,
as well as TO encourage Developments, the
agents for SCOTS estate-Messrs. j. ThOmp-
son Brown a CO.-will sell the unsold pOr-
ton Of three hundred lots on west Broad,
Clay, Marshall, and other streets, next
Wednesday, November 18th, at +. VI.
The evening being short, many who would
have purchased at the last sale arrived toe
late, and hence an earlier hour is chosen in
which to begin. As some will have TO miss
their dinner, lunch will be served on the
grounds. This is no boom sale or stock
speculation, but literally aground floor
chance for all. il being the first subdivision
and sale OF this estate for nearly one hun.
bred years. II will be the best attended
sale ever seen in Richmond, and possibly
the last chance to secure a lot or block OF
lots in this valuable and improving section
except from spectators.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-09

Candidly. do you see such cute. such
odd, such different styles of Hats in the
other millinery parlors as you see
here? Then consider the cost. While
we are taking many eight dollar
and ten dollar and fifteen dollar orders.
we are prepared TO copy many OF the
swelles. patterns for Won at a cost of
from three 10 five dollars. Probably
you don't know what this means. Just
come and inquire, then.
Lots Of space I'm the millinery showroom is
devoted O. Infants and Children's Caps.
Black six and Black and Coiored Plush Caps
al 40 cents.
Cream and Black Embroidered Silks 10 90
cents
Dainty exquisite things az IS cents andS1.
The Shirrcd ~urah silk Hats. with plush
crown. are now S2.i9.
70. the Little boys. hundreds Of Caps-ClOt1
Caps, Military CAPS. Plush Caps. Scotch
Plaid and solid Tam O'Shanters etc. dry
goods prices.
Books for the holidays are now for
sale. Better buy before the rush. when
everything desirable will have been
sold.
Cioth-bound standard Novels. etc.-the 3Sc.
kinds for 2jc
Dore Bible Gallery, large coiorcd Autographs,
soc.
Palestine. Africa. and England illustrated.
handsomely bound lu cloth. S1.1O.
Board back COl0red 4 y G. Books, illustrated.
loo.
LOO large illustrated Board-back story
Books, &c each
These four great bargains from the
winter underwear department are just
what you can find here now in almost
every quality and weight for ladies,
men. and children
Mems Heavy Pure Wool Red shirts. SOC.
Mems An-WOpl and Camels-Hair shirts,
621zc.
Childrcns Zephyr Knit Vests. open all the
way down 'front.' 25c each.
Ladies' White Ribbed ,ax0ny Wool Vests.
zoe.
As great a sensation as ever was
created by any department now centres
at the Gents Furnishing Counter
where SOC. four-iu-hand ties Of the
newest patterns are being sold for 25c.
each.
Look into the Gents Wardrobe. You might
save father, brotner.Or son many quarters boy
buying for him here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-09
MILLINERY.
KAUFMAN & co.
Extraordinary inducements
PURCHASERS IN MILLINERY.

O fire inches of SPACE needed 10 bring out The ladies' to see our
i IN Millinery during Friday and Saturday store rds
I5c, the public not
Tnnreeag our efforts fictitious ples We notice td
and the Those popular
quc adrtpf at ic sold ead"hy ana "Nu
sufficient quantity hama 10 d| u"
days. . 49,, 81. =, tbis .necol
stylish Bms We hare sold these az oec io
can nor take your choice Of cOors at 5Oc ,1,
Trimmed Hats that at Hl 70 norfo~
at ..o.
Toy CrDst hal Cere4Sc can be obtained for 3ec.
'front.'
grrDifiy a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-09
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER ., 1900.
CoUNsELLoRs.

There are a great many things to be sara
about counsellors, or, 10 use a commohei
word. advisors. The first is that a man q
fair sense may generally know beforehand
what each one is going TO adVise-h
he'll tell him the whole truth-and VINO can
do thatf The ne xt is, that We can make
pretty sure Of the advice we are gong 10
get by the way we present our case. More
over. he will be rare counsellor lndeed
who will not give the advice that Is plaini!
wanted. What's the use OF making your
self disagreeable when nothing is 10 come
Of ity The plainest cases OF TINS
sorf are when an artist or writer SHOWS
YOU his production, and wants you 10 tell
him or her "just what you think OF H."
Did YOU ever try it "Conige hoe !!
That. indeed Why, ! thought that the very
hest feature OF the whole thing. 80 you are
set down as no judge, and have made an
enemy. Maybe the next time you VIII be
less free with your advice. Many people
call il asking our advice or opinion, when
An very deed they are only asking our appro-
val Of what they have done. Woe to him
that mIsunderstands them Indeed, to be
slow 10 allow that our advice is worth much
is a point OF good breeding. An honest
rof advice is almost as rare as wise
counsellor. And how 10 seek and use ADVICE
is almost as high a talent as TO be able to
give it.
The saying Of the wise man was worthy
of him: "ln the multitude Of councillors
there is wisdom" Then you have the thing
from various points Of view, reflected, as II
were, from many mirrors, seen and consid-
cred by many minds, ana felt and appreci-
ated by many dispositions. The points IN
which all your advisors agree may be anna
billy or fiattery: so they may be elimi-
mated. Other points may be personal TO
themselves so they may be eliminated
And healthy sitting and digestion may re-
suit in a conclusion Of good sense. An
honest, earnest heart and good judgment
can alone accomplish such a digestion.
The common man amid many councillors
is only bewildered.
Many men ask advice only TO get some
one on whom 10 lay the blame of failure, OF
20 save themselves the trouble Of thinking
or from mere lack Of nerve and courage.
1t is a profound saying that mans own
mind will often tell him more than ten
watchmen upon wall. A mind full OF its
business and aglow with earnestness in
stinctively forecasts and judges; and its
workings pass for genius, while the timid,
indoIent and dependent are afraid TO recog-
nize The truth from its best source and hes
itate TO tread the plainest paths.
Still good counsel Is a craving that we all
feel over and over again through liie--in our
seasons Of idleness AID in our times Of trial.
What would we give for an honest, true, I'M
perverted, unwayering, and wise counsel
Ior who could appreciate us and our
motives. desires, and endorsements, and
could point the wayg Can humanity fur
nish such? Only the Christian faith covers
the case. The great gift is the Wonderful,
the Counsellor, the Prince OF Peace, and
the Comforter, and its diyinest grace, the
loving kindness of Father, with whom is
no yarlableness nor shadow Of turning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-09
LacoS, IIandkerchiefS.

In this department are 90 be- found all
the Novelties that ingenuity could ia.
veLt. Complete assortment II
Point Gauze and Duchesso Lacs-.
Flounces, and Bridal Wells,
Silk Drapery Nets. in Chantillv. Var
quise' Ia Tosca, and Brussels. in new
designs and velvet spots;
Black Lace Flouncings, in Maruui.s.
Hand-run, Spanish, Spanish Gai.
pure, and Chantilly, with Trimming
Laces to match
Splendid stock OF Ladies and Gentle
mems Handerchiefs. Hemmed. Hem
stitched, and Embroidered
Neck Ruching aud Collarettes in great
variety. ocl2
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-09

80 many different designers We get only
the nobbiest and the latest out from
each. Hence you are safe to buy here.
You know the price must be right; the
big assortment is here, and your near
neighbor and your far neigh0or VIII not
be a counterpart Of yourself
Some new CaleS also this week and
the great sale Of Children's Cloaks still
goes on. 81,
An that has heretofore been said
about the Dress Goods applies as well TO
Black Dress Goods a. 10 the Colored.
No matter how great the bargain, II we
do not mention otherwise. rest assured
the Black Goods are black.
A special quantity Of rriestly.s SIX wrap
Henfietias gives as an opportunity 70
offer special prices. J9c. 10 s2.4S yard.
seven different qualities.
Mourning Neiings, SOC. 70 $500 yard, IN
wool silk and wool and all SIX
Yard-wide pure wool, let black Dress IAN
IupiH's pure wool 4O'inch wide pure wool
Henrietta, both blue and jet black, 49c.
ward, REGULAR 62l &c. quality.
Even bargain In Rough Black CheViot, ia
wards wide for ladies' wear, 75c. yard.
24-incE silk Plush, all the fancy shades, 81 a
yard.
n
IL here-75c. 10 sl.25 ayari.
]. 900 Nurses Aprons, large and well made.
three rows Of insertion, lie. each
1000 pieces Torchon and Medici Laces
20 on Special Sale for the next few
weeks.
The constant flow Of Handkerchiefs
into our stock notes the early arrival OF
Christmas. By Offering special bar
gains now we hope 10 turn the tide OF
Christmas trade here. Don't you think
you had better take advantage OF pres
eDt prices
Initial Chna-Silk Handkerchiefs, 25c.
ScOllOped and embroidered, IN white or
colors, ladies' 25c. Handkerch!efs for 15c
Tblrtv-seven STYLES blades Handkerchiefs
here for Zoe. and 12lzc. eacn; same worth
15c &c. and DOC.
100 dozen Drawn Thread Handkerchlels oc.
each.
Four styles Of c. P. Corsets. slightly
soiled by showing, one-third of regular
prices.
Look at the Coniil Correct, called -. NJ"
made specially for US, in white, drab on
tan, 10 sell for 75c.
5000 bottles Of Bay Rum are to be sold
here before Xmas. See these prices
Half-pint bottles three-leaf Bay Rum, Sc.
Pint bottles, ltc.
One-half pint TASKS. sprinkler top, l4c
One-half pint bottle. best. 19c.
Pint Young Bay Tree Rum, DOC.
To be- found OF Drug Counter.
Hundreds of you people who own car
riages or buggies should know Of the
Special Sale of Lap Robes.
Dark Rich Colored Plaid Wool end Cancels
81. % "a fff.r r.rf.a. q
Elegant Figured Wool Plush for Lap Robes
Si44 regular price 500
The same style, heavier quallty 500, regu-
lar price $3.50.
There is a collection Of Carpets here
for hall and stair to match which we
doubt can be seen in any other Rich
mond Carpet Store.
Tapestry Brussels in light and dark patterns,
laid complete with padded Inning and
rods 75c "A yard.
new thing in lwo-Ply. Hall and stair 10
AZ match, Ooc. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-09
Property Transfers.

Richmond City.-Wray T. Knight t
James W. Shields, $50 feet on west sid,
Nineteenth street near Marshall. $1,000.
HenricO COuRtV.-William NJ. Atkin
sons personal representative to X. l.. Har
risOn, about acres, bounded by Powhatan
Ashley, Marshall, and Tenth streets, an(
about 4 acres, bounded by Ashley. Potomac
Scott, and Marshall streets, 1925.
Lisburn Land Company TO T.. a. Saun
ders. 40 feet on lyey street, northwest cor
ner R0seneath road, $1,000.
Same 10 Thomas Booker, so feet on Han.
over street, lots 80 and "a in Lisburn,
81 200.
John NJ. Noting to NJ. NJ. Blacker and :.
III. Hancock. SjiI acres on Bethlehem road
four miles west Of Richmond. $3,il333.
Maggie Il. O'ConnOr to Jacob Page, 10
feet on south side OF Nicholson street near
Tompkins, $35I.50.
Oliver Hawkins to William II. Butler,
IS acres on south side York River rail-
road, $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-09
DRY GOODS, sc.
DRY GOODS. sc.
THE TOWER,
2oI AND 2o3 {. BROAD.

our November Clearing sale Of seasonal.
and desirable Goods lD each and every fl.
uartmeut az great reduction from frgrI..
prices The importance Of This event f.
buyers Of staple Gnd Fancy Dry COOL.
Housekeeping Linens. &c. has been urn.0.f
by the overwhelming response that lls I0I.
lowed each 81 our sifD liar announcement d.
public hy giving the values exactly as aft...
tissd-and when are ~ all times uuauUronr.
albeit rs our determination tO ktfrnrlflU
this confidence year after year. Jark...
Newmarkets. Blazers. Refers, lud r.r.h
Cats our stock Of Cioaks are OF Toe .fc.f
productions Of the most renowned mfElr Id
iOndO 70, paris.sud Berlin, and were purchase
by us for this sale at greater discounts f....
we have ever before obtained ou tIIs .a.. o
goods-the fun benefit n which wf rIlaf.
BUYERS. We intend making fNnr0r.
clearing sale Of every wrap boo sfock Mf.
this In view we have made great reduction.
In prices
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-09
Hle-yeu5- c,zz scSGsoo1e HHs

It's remarkable and without
gains we are offering In the
goods during this November
ment. can give you a cor
merely STATE prices and beg
necessary for you to see
ciate the bargains.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-09
FORESIGHT OF BLAINE.

During the whole Of the contest which
has just closed itlwas quite evident that
Mr.. Blaine entered the campaign of his
party only In haif.hearted way. II Is true
that he delivered number OF speeches.
but these speeches were expressed In gen.
ersl terms, and were lacking in At fire
and aggressiveness which have distin.
guished every address Of the Secretary OF
State when he has thrown himself into the
discussion Of any question which fully en-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-09
uurrah for Newport N,ws,,,

Now is the time TO come in for some OF
the fine stock of the Newport News, Hamp.
ton and Old Point Development Company's
stock A fine opportunity TO make big
money. Three shares fully paid up oply
costs $3.50, and you have twelve months 10
pay for it. The lot you draw might be worth
l,OOO. Who knowsy 1t will pay you to
give the agents call. They are Messrs.
Harrison 4 Powers, 1908 Main street. just
call and get prospectus and you will be
convinced.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-09
RIBBON DEPARTMENT.

there almost cessaat stream Of Ribbon
ia department. stock complete
that the dealers match
grades. all OOrs and all WdthS
FEATHERS This the
Of
Feathers The particular
beautiful BLACK
PARROTS selling special purchase, end
feathers dgrette cmJi
9pl ate cheap Stg
JVfa0s cdushO Glc at al prices