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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-20
Ladies' long-sleeved Jersey vests, with pants to
worth 81, only TO cents, at The Bee Hive.

More new styles, handsome selections and
choice novelties in dry goods than ever before at
Brunell q Co.'S.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-20

Parties indebted to the j. Steinmetz Jewelry
company will please make prompt settlement.
w. Il. Bailey, assignee.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-20
Ruchings, veilings and ribbons at one-hal
their value, at The Bee Hive.


Table linens very cheap at The Bee Hive.
Forbes s. Davis Special.
5000 Bald Butte, in lots.
1900 East Granite, in lots.
$500 Iron Mountain, in lots.
1850 Copper Bell, in lots.
800 Glengary.
$500 Yellowstone, in lots.
500 Cumberland.
1000 None Such.
1900 Mac.
There is nothing in this lot offered that
will not pay to buy.
26 and q Bailey block.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-20

Bear Paw Indian fights are given. The
work Of 2ls pages has not one item that ID
not of interest and worthy Of record in the
Historicsl Directory Of Montana, and an
acquisition to any library.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-03
EDITORIAL EXCERPTS.

A span of horses in Detroit, the other
day, upon seeing themselves i'm n mirror
as others saw them, were SO frightened
or disgusted-that they ran away.
Will not somebody please TO borrow
that mirror long enough 10 take IL TO
Lansing and try il on the Squawbuck
Legislature?-Eagle.
If the system OF elecilug members of
the electoral college by congressional
districts is so dear to the Democratic
heart, why do not the party put 1t IN
operation down South? Most any
change 10 the present method would
constitute an Improvement down there.
Bay City Tribune.
The telephone company's petition
should be called out and given the at
tention and consideration II deserves
before these street improvements are
made. The company is willing TO re-
move the poles and wires. The city
should reciprocate To the extent at
least, of letting the company 60 ahead
with an improvement that will be al
most as marked and important as the
repavlng itsolf.-Leader.
For the fret time in the history of the
state Senate on Wednesday n ght liquor
was carried into the cloak room and the
session descended into hacchanalian
orgie. Three baskets full of empty
beer bottles were carried out the next
morning. What does the intelligent
people of Michigan think of this spec
tacle.-Saginav CourieT-Herald.
The House spent en- hour yesterday
debating a resolution expressing pleas
ure At tho visit of the senatorial com.
mittee TO Detroit. and when il got
through. found il had been tricked into
lndorsing Secretary Blsine's reciprocity
policy. The squawbucks ought 10 take
something 10 keep themselves awake
after these 81 n ght seasons Tribune
The repeated scandals IN what peoT IL
are pleased 10 call high life and N the
offlcisi circles Of England, viii have the
effect OF undermining confidence IN the
system whlch produces such results and
mos; make the self-respectiug and
| socially pure middle classes FESTIVE a.
well as sshsmed.--Free Press.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-03
lrALY,S CONDITION

IL the people OF the United States are
burdened with taxation, If the poor are
growing poorer and the rich richer (see
Democratic campaign arguments), then
why are Italians focking to the United
States IN droves. TO escape the economic
conditions of that country, which rem
der 1t almost impossible for the poor to
exist there. The public expenses and
taxation have been steadily increasing
and the revenues steadily diminishing.
along with the produce and value Of
the land. The direct tax on the land
outside of indirect taxation is 80 per
cent. Of the value of its products. In
1914 parishes meat is an article of diet
in only the houses Of the comparatively
wealthy. In 1888 parishes beef is never
used Mt all. Such is the condition of
the people and the government itself is
no better off. As late a. 1881, Italy had
a surplus revenue of 100000 Now
she IS on the verge of bankruptcy. The
triple alliance necessitating vast expen-
ditures for army and navy, interest on
the public debt and 500, 500, 900 spent in
the Improbable AbysSnian enterprise
have done it. And yet that poor de-
luded country thought to score Uncle
sam and make HIM pay OF hand for a
few raurderous vill'ans.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-03

and through long stretches OF sparssly
settled territory, car not DC cared Tor
As sel! As the reads in an old country
Ike Gag and, still great improvement
can ee made N our system. BY grating
upon il little of the Eng iish care.
City payemenss can be supervised aud
repaired much more freqae ntly and
carefully than IS generally done. while
more attention can be gwen country
highways AS It 10, there 10 nov 10
real supervision of the roads the year
around. Where nature herselt makes
good roads. We have them. In other
places we do not. and that IL ali there
Is about il. It IS piIfui eonfesslon Of
weakness and psrslmony for COM
munIty or district To be passiveiy sub
m1ssiys in q matter OF so much lmpor-
tance as transportation.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-03
-
MED FOR CARE.

The United States should survey
carefully the ground before it enters
upon any reciprocity with Canada.
There is practically nothing raised +,
produced or manufactured IN Canada.
which the United States can not dup
hcate IN sufficient quantities and
qualities to satisfy all our demands.
Canada Is very anxious for such rela-
tons. while the sentiment Of the people
Of tnis country IL very far from favor
ing IL. Canada would he greatly bene-
fited by the arrangement, while any
free trade relations with Canada would
be dissdvsutsgeous to US. Besides the
fact that Canadian products would
seriously compete with ours, especially
the agricultural products. Canada
would serve but as back door en-
trance for English products. unless
Canada should materially increase her
tariffs sgs'nst English manufacturers.
No sentimental ideas of common ties,
common kindred and common Ian
grage should avail to overcome com
mon sense let ne look out for our
selves. That 70 the true standard OF
protection.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-03

The excellent condition ~ English
road ways Is remarked by every Amer
caa Who vists that country, and 10 "a
conceded that the Engiish nave solved
the problem Of good streets on the
primo ple that stitch N time saves
nine. n other words, by giving con-
slant attention. ~ the work OF repair.
No pavement, however Substantial IN
the eexinninx. viii stand long without
attention ard the English have esta6-
hsh.si = syster, OF supervision vaich
keey,s force Of men constantly At
WORK. ~ that the slightest break = ~
orce repaired. Tire roadway n thus
always good repair.
walls American reads. ruaaing over
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-03

The Toledo Bee says OF the Miner
electoral bill: ''The Michigan leglsla.
ture has passed the biil to choose presl-
dental electors by congressional dis
trlcts. TINS viii give the Democrats a
majority of the electors from that state
and will do very much TO make certain
the election of Democratic president.
IL seems that Democratic papers out OF
the state exactly understand the true
inwardness OF that bill and do not hest
tate TO admit it. IL remains for the
Democrats OF Michigan and their organs
20 talk the silly twaddle of bringing
the election of president 'nearer TO the
people," IL 10 minority representa-
ton, beside whose outrage the late
cumulative election law" is insignif-
cant. 10 was sin in the eyes of the
Democracy TO split up a representative
district. but it IS very proper to split up
and dlsburse the representation OF
Michigan and destroy its influence in
the electoral college. simply because
1t IS a Republican state. Michigan has
been punished for her Repuolicanism.
The Democrats cannot deny this. They
cannot now claim that the state is
Democratic, for the Miner bill is a con-
fession of their minority. IL they ex-
pected to carry Michigan they would
not have provided for splitting up its
representation in the electoral college,
The people Of tho state of Michigan
will not submit TO such an insult and
1889 will witness their emphatic pro.
/ test.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-03

xaa disappeared sne ~ eae. gpta I had been
July cured. ! lad tDf 9tstSst thifieen m0aias
before | ttgSn tAklag tie hissBikf- Arc "a
folf or ave NceAs ~Ns cntirey clsrs1. AZ ala
ease weS ecgrW1 &aa p>eTi4Sis- ] kuoN oi
ggesi a;AGy sa~ haze iaAea tie klNfnlkS. saa
thENk tsr Ter fnr ADNR edge ~ then. eSpet-
iaiis mothers who have babies with Y eTsfp,
tlaas o. Their heaes and bodies. ] can net
txHress by thanks L. Va ny eo1s Mas COZ
cred with scAies. 6s0 49, an sls spectacle
L. behold. NV nv SKIN = nicxr ss : taos's.
6ko Cofkl. Merritt. NaS
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-03
Here is . ousrante. That Means some
thing.
GUARANTEE.

GUARANTEE.
We guarantee that TINS paint when
properly used will not crack, flake or
chalk. that u will wear as long, # not
longer, will look "a veil, II not better.
than any other pant We claim this
pant 70 lie unexcelled by any other
pa mt n thc market. VIZ hereby agree
TO forfeit the value Of the psunt and the
cost of applying it Il q = not found as
rerresented. SIgl7sd,
RIITrSGs, TAYLOR 4 CO.
The above paints arc for sale 1T
wholesale and retsil by Valley City
Wal Paper and Paint Co, 3 West
Fridge-s.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-03

GouRaASIss and epleures will read
with delight that the supply or crisp
vegetables and luscious fruits IS ample,
bat better still tna prices are within the
reach OF ths most modest purse.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-03

A CONTEMPORARY rises to say: at Is
worthy of remark how silent the Demo-
cratic papers are OF late over the inta-
MES OF the Mckinley bill and It's rob
berry OF the poor American farmers"
silence Is golden.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-03

The sub-contractors on tho county
bu aiding should feel comforted. Their
occupation. time, money and patience
are al gone, bat they have the sym
palny Of the building committee.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-03

"VAKfABLE, unsteady, with An up
ward trend !" IS the way the wheat mar
kes % described. So long 81 u remains
above toe dollar mark the farmers VIII
not permit themselves 10 worry.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-03

II = very important N tbs age of
vast material progress that remedy be
plessng - the taste sad 20 the eve,
easily taken, acceptable % the stomach
ard healthy u ia nature md eT ecfs.
Possessing these qualities, Syrap Of Figs
u tire ore perfect laxative ard most
gentle dfuretc ksown.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-03

0pen .. m. tiA p. m, saturday
close st iIss0 p. m, and Sunday At
noon. Every Tuesday afternoon and
evening and FRIDAY forenoons reserved
exclusively for lsdles.
VI = IA BovRsITEs-
Cor Monroe and Iona ste
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-03

ntshg the seSlrs being fornfe9
mcAnx h.ie we're scT4 chez g
6t4tn. Ia vain dfd l coasHit
ali the eociors Ia ths country
tGs without AID. Af%er slsiAs
- al hopes Of rocet en-. ]
tRppened "a ser 81 aahSri s.
meNt iA the REV spApef About
Year lrFltl IA ENnGnsts. aile
purchased them rom as ru~-
islsI. ana obtained almost ma
meaiSts reliel. ! becAn -
notice thai the scAiy efUg
Hons graduAly droppea or
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-03

NEW YoRK's failure to pass an ap2ro-
priation bail for the Worlds FAIR Will be
looked upon a. disgrace 10 the state
and, whatever the reason OF the failure,
viii be regarded As petty spite work.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-03

THE st. Cecilia Society have very
fattering prospects of securing the fund
necessary TO build It's new club house.
The society is one IN which ali take
pardonabie pride, for it represents the
intelligence and culture CT the city.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-03
Frog legs at Dettenthaler's.
On MAJ 1t

The entire Shields block, ~ Waterloo
ST.. viii be for rent TO desirable tenant.
Inquire at lis South Waterloo-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-03

THE first book entered for copyright
under the laws of the United States.
was ''Tne Philadelphia Spelling Book"
and the people OF the United States
have been trying to learn to spell ever
s,ncs. with very indifferent success.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-03

A DENocRArIc paper says: "Ihe
leaders OF the Alliance IN the South are
determined TO work out their reforms
within the democratic party" That IS
the sum and substance of Southern
ambition. Nothing must be allowed TO
interfere with Democratic supremacy,
from the salvation Of the soul to the
appointment Of pathmaster.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-03

A YEAR ago hushel Of Iowa corn
would buy three pounds OF sugar now
II viii buy twelve pounds the Aehin-
lev b Il did q.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-03

GRKAr BRrtIS's national indebted
ness is So ,l95, OO0. OOo-fully three times
as much as that OF the United States.
Uncle sam IS paying of his indebted
ness steadily, but Johnny Bull never
intends to pay his and thinks he Is doing
well il be keeps down the interest.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-03

Covered sash Scales. A~fat spsesseas
Ses.a b SlAs N eeks es the
<sUtaSaEa ksrnedlos-

Asppt the lst 81 April lksg ] nofieea s,.s.ie
Tee ssaies iike eomlag auf a. ever hs .ssiSS
hes tAOs-tt nothsng ~ % Latl s2nit alss tAter
o. Xnol q ocseu - iook iiks Slots II ssia. so
sf9ttce "a. ahc which eAule &c II lakeis A.
ccupAHieE NTH itching xoEld ScrAt. a
eaFFs niEta g.trif i - rs t-aF fftf fnk
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-03
STATE OF ONO. CRY OF TOLEDO, :.

IVCAS COUNTY.
FRANK J. CHENEY makes cath that he
is the senior partner of the firm of j..
j. CHENEY d Co., doing business in tine
City of Toledo, County and State afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case OF CATARRH that
cannot be cured 10y the use o. HAIL s
CAIARRH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn TO before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day of December,
4. D., 1885.
- A. w. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure IL taken inter-
nally and acts directly ON the blood and
mucous surfaces OF tile system. Send
for testimonials free.
+. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, o.
Izy- Sold by Druggists, zoe.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-03

Smith & Sanford especially call your
attention TO the Navri Llnoleunas, for
which they are sole agents. THIS well
known fabric is artistic, durable. SAM
tary. shown ina great variety OF pat
terms and guaranteed TO he a perfect
floor covering.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-03

The Gill vs.. Gill divorce case IS max
in magnificent text for many an
editorial on tina folly OF suppEessing
court fi.es.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-03

THr polar regions have not yet lost
Their attraction for hardy nsvisators.
Four expeditions are shout % start out,
thres towards the north and the other
southwark. Lieutenant Ryder viii
lead an expcd ton 70 - the east coast Of
Greenland, Engineer Perry vii seek
The northern coast overland. or rather
the anterior ice 6eld. Or. Nsusen will
90 through Rehring strait, ard try to
reseh the pote On the track of The old
Jeanetts, snd Baron Nordes Ikiold vii
attempt the south pole All are exper-
ieneed IN arctic Navigation and their
voyages are likely % add - the stock
Of aunasn knowledge.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-03

The bitter determination of the DEM
ocrstic party, that the people OF the
United States shall buy tin plates of
England instead of attempting to make
them themselves. can be accounted for
only on the hypothesis that Democratic
partisanship is stronger than patriotism.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-03

TsE passage of the oiIi to provide for
stenogrsphers for the justices u the
Supreme Court had shout sll the
grscousness taken ous Of i BY the
reageuea Of TIE proposed salrs.es
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-03

GRAduAtLv the pine forests are DIS
appearing before the woodsman's axe
and the voraciOus NAV OF the mills.
and gradually the supply OF lumber
diminishes aud prices creep upward.
Arbor day will be more significant in
the days to come when lumber becomes
more expensive than iron and the
stately pines hive but in memory.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-03


Ma. BkLLAIRE wIll DO vel 70 retire
from the field of competition for paw
ing contracts and AcknosledEe his ia
glorious defeat. His tactics from the
start have sayored TOO much OF the bar
room and bulidozer order of business.
IL his pavement were worth its weight
IN gold, it i doubtful II he could secure
toe contrac. for laying one square foot
of u on the streets OF this city. There
has been scarcely proposition made
or a step taken but on which the ini-
print OF triekiness has not been displayed
N bold relief. Band-wsgon campaigns.
extrayagant junkets, preposterous as
sertions and decei,fui assurances have
all conspired TO bring silica-barytic
pavement under the ban OF public sus-
spicion. Mr.. Bellsire may prof. by his
experience when he visits other towns
to sell his pavement; and he may alsc
reflect that 1t 70 extremely hazardous &c
proceed upon the theory that al! men
are fools.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-03

car cal On fr. Smith. I0a Cara ::
and ess bottle of medicine Tor 81
warranted % cure the erp.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-03

Ice cream soda at Cooper's Candy
Kitchen.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-03

from 81 100 70 $50 per sanam. The
woods are fail Of tne kind Of ste
nogFapheFs that can BE- secured at such
prizes. Tar 20 will take several good
clerks % revise and correct their work
and paL i INTO iateliigible shape after
they get done with &c. II the justices
are % have any help ~ Al. they should
have such as IS competent 70 do some
thing else besides the mere mechanical
writing down OF worda
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-03
lily white Flour.

Made by Valley City Milling Co, Grand
Rapids, is a family fsvorIte. Try Il.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-03
Cuticura Resolxent

The new BLOOD and SkiR Par ner AID greatest
81 HGnloT Remedies Internally Re clean s. ftse
biooa 81 al Impurities. aad thus remove he
causri. and ttTsct IA. the graSt Skln gare. Slsa
tUTEf0EA NtAf. ga eAQNl>ike Sktn IeAutltl,g
externally % Gear toe ska and seaif arc Pc
store the kaiF'. canr every sp-ries "a SaonlKi0c
.Icning. h. r8lns. Scaiy. ane y n2is Slseeses 81
the SKIN. sszlp AID eicod.
Sold everywhere. Free. tpffcUTA &c. Soar
&c kssosskSI. sl.ea. Prepared IN the fofgfK
DsVs. 1Sp tHfnic a. CoGFaEsFiaA. Boston.
sESeud Tor How le ture Rain DISEASES !"
- IaSes - li,ustIai oas. and lue tesumon.slS
pINPLFs black heads. I'D. rsugh. Chspped
IN Aat ally sklu cured o. At.4rVsa >Stf
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-03

spring ehleksn >. p,.tea.h.ler',.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-03

TIE fact that the Republican United
States treasury has one hundred mil
lion more dollars on hand than the
Democracy figured out. has struck a
deadly chill 90 the deficiency fancy.
When the United states treasury is
empty and bankrupt, II ~ill pc after
the people have 40 far forgotten their
former experience "a % turn the treas
ury over to the Democracy again. The
only Bankruptcy the country has ever
suffered has been Democratic. And
tne same sfflicton has seized upon
nesrly every southern Democratic state
treasury in the Union.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-03

GOV. BofEs. of Iowa. told a Demo-
cratic gathering n New York last win
ter. that his state is going to the dogs.
He must have meant 1t IN a political
sense. for ths present prospects of the
STATE are magnificent. The Des Moines
Capital says: "Gowa hopes for a bounti-
full crop, and no other State in the
Union comes SO near being sure of it,
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-03

The most
complete as
so rim e n I OF
c. nts + ur-
nishins goods
in the south
end to be found
at the Grocery
and Dry Goods
store OF II. s.
Harris. gas and
sz7 S. Division
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-14

son Dickcnsis n merchant in Melbourne,
and the youngest member OF the family,
Edward Bnlwer Lytton Dickens, is a
sheep farmer and n new member OF tho
New South Wales Parliament.
The death OF Bishop William J. Boone
Episcopal), Of China, Is announced.
The Bishop was thcson OF Bishop Boone,
OF China, did much to forward the cause
oil Christian missions in that country
and was entirely devoted to his work.
General Curtis, the Republican nom.
inee for Congress in the WATERFOWL IN.
w district, IL six feet six inches tall
and has u superb physique. IIe eli.
listed for tho war in his nineteenth
year and came out Il major general,
Secretary Fosters portrait has Just
been painted for the Treasury Depart
ment by Miss Blanche +. King, a young
Washington artist.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-14
Dedicated to tho Register.
Wheeling Erening Ne,r,.

nhfding Etenin9 Ncics.
a local morning paper goes wild over
the contemplated tin plate works for
Wheeling. That capital would invest
in new industries here or in fact in any
thing without first submitting plans and
specifications and obtaining its fatherly
consent, is the standing wonder of that
distinguished journal. 1t would rather
ENJOY seeing factories leaving the town
like rats deserving a sinking ship, as
has been the case for some years past,
than to assist and encourage new enter
iprises here. The whole secret OF its OPP
position is the partisan effect new fac
tories might have here. If the pros
pcrity OF this city stands in the way
OF any political party, that party, which
ever it may be. must not interfere.
New factories benefit Wheeling, and
tin plate factories, if possible, should be
welcome. 1t will be a pleasing sight to
sec Wheeling capital invest at home in
stead of chasing all over the United
States for investments as heretofore has
been the case, largely on account OF Il
local influence which shivers at the
sight OF a workingman, and yells at the
mention OF capital.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-14
Prosperity In tho Glnues.

correspondence o. TIC Nntdhgtncer.
WAsIuSGroS, D. c., Oct. 12.-Passing
over the line OF the Baltimore & Ohio
from Terra Alta to Oakland one is i'm.
pressed not only with the growth OF
these towns, especially the former, but
with the rapid developments of the re-
sources OF the country. Within the
past five years four short line roads
have been constructed rs feeders to the
great trunk line. These reach coal,
timber and rock. Three new lumber
mills have been constructed beside the
railroad, which arc in active operation,
while at Corinth extensive mining
operations are under way within half 4
mile OF the line. A long line OF coke
ovens here, in full view OF the passing
%trains, look like business. The
above named town, four miles
east OF Terra Alta, is attain.
Ing respectable proportions. while
at Hutton's and other points the popu.
lation is rapidly growing. This wave OF
enterprise and activity has thus begun
OF the extreme eastern border OF the
State and westward the tide OF empire
takes its n