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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-26
tyranny 10 my subjects. In this recognize
shs high sense Of Justice and honor IN the
person who II ratos Of the American ma
tfon -
RATHER SENSATIONAL.
The Narrowing Tale Of the FindinE .
slhN Carlfn Party.


sth~ Csrlfn Party.
A1ssoULA. Nov. 25.-Indssd narrowing
tsus tale IL that whieh comes from ths IT.
tie mosntain hamlet Of Ksndrtsk. Idaho.
to the effect that the Carlin party were
found more dsnd than alive. minus Col
gate. the cook, whose pitiful abandon nent
was neosssitatsd In order that the ssmain-
der might be saved. The Nissoulian's
c0rrespon dent sends report 10 tho sReot
that = courier arrived st KsndTick At five
O'clock this morning. bearing tho startling
announcement thst the party. except Col
corps. on ths middle fork Of ths Clear
water, 130 miles from = habitation, fam
tsbed. without horse or provisions. bare
footed. only the soles Of their shoss re-
naming. and scans of clothing.
Hemmed in by intSFminabls and i'm psns-
tTsble snow bsnks. and after several at.
tempts at escape. she party bseams re-
signs1 TO their fate, trusting 10 providsacs
for relief. Another thiEty.six hours wouid
have discovered their frozen remains.
Lieut.. Elliott found tho men vsrging on
insanity. every hope eone. He vas horri-
owing to his inability TO keep MP
with the party. This necessttatsd sending
additional sssr0h for Colgate. though Car
lin believes he will NOS be found alive. The
leaving OF Colgate is said TO have been the
most trying ordeal of the expedition.
Rescued and rescuers are expected 10 ar
rive at Kendrick on Monday or Tuesday OF
next week, - they are still = long distance
from that point, and many hardships will
yet have to be encountered before the res
cue can be termed q complete success.
PORTLAND. Ore. Nov. 2S.-Gsn. Carlin
received the following from Lieut.. Elliott,
Of the Fourth cavalry. dated tho twenty
second at the falls of ths north fork of the
middle fork Of ths Clearwater: 1.-THE Car
lin party was found on shs river to-
day. Carlin. spencer, Pierce and Himmsl-
wright we'll. Colgate 10 lost. Kelly joined
them in the mountains and will work down
the river by boat."
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-26
JOTTlNGS ABOUT TOWN,

The art suEio and antique exhibition will
continue Monday and Tuesday.
The sidewalk around the county ooust
house needs to have the snow shov elled of.
The smallpox endemic in Anaconda last
summer cost $14. 900. Ths expense in ELL
ver Bow county Of the same epidemic vas
| 90 sS5.
Al . called meeting of The Beard Of
Trade last niaA Joha Gilman presented
| his railroad scheme for advertising the re-
sou ces Of the state.
The Lediss' Auxiliary society Of Tsmpls
Emanu-El will nses at the residence Of
MS. n. Sands. corner Ninth avenue and
Ewing street. Monday. Nov. N.
The Kings Daughters Of the Prssbyte-
and apple and mincs pie sale Wednesday
afternoon and evening, Nov. 29. The place
OF sale will be announcsd later.
The central relief committee of the
Young Peoples Local union want an over
coat for lb-year-old boy. Parties having
such q coat to donate please leave word at
"a. Edwards street and they will come
after il.
The two days conservation meeting ar
ranged for BY ths local union' 10 take
place at Grand street Methodist church
Monday and Tuesday of next week, 10 post.
poned indefinitely on account Of the burn
ing of the Grand street church, and the
closing for the time of the revival meet
| ings.
| All pastors and Sundav-sshool supsrin-
tendents are utGsd TO havs sent to their
people and schools the Normal Course of
held A. n. Frat Prssb, seri.n Church.
Monday evening Al eight p. m. All inter
ested in such GLASS being organized are
invited.
Real estate transfers recorded yesterday
l-A fNt1 T1kv~ -
lie Atchison. lots 81 and 8. block 54S, town
site. S693; Gilman Riggs to Joseph p. Rcd
ard. lot g. block 80 East Helena, $50; sam
uel Bishop to Charles g. Peabody, lot g.
block 8. Marysville. $3.50; H. II. Postina
to q. q. Peabody. south six feet of the
north half Of lot II. block &. Marysvills
800.
All pastor. Of the oi'y are requested to
Congregational church Thursday. Nov. 30.
NJ 1880 .. ma. Rev. ]. L. sQuirss will
preach the sermon. aad other pastors pres
ent will take part. The oellsetiou will be
for shs posr 10 be put into the hands of
''ths central committee for the relief OF The
needy" appainted by the 'fooal union" OF
the oisy.
Among the young men and women Who
joined tbs EnrslhorA Helena Business ool
lego for oourss of stadiss recently are
Misses Lizzie and julia Rembriok, of Tos-
Heater. Of Lewistowu; Maisolm Mcleod, of
Manhattan; W. Theo. PaSkison. OF Boal-
dor; Fred Ramspeok. Of White Sulphur
Springs; William Kramer. of Townsend.
Mont; Lizzie Hayes. OF Bossivan. Mani
toba; Louis beaulAo. OF Quebec, and sew
sral othsrs. Of Helena. The snfsilmsnt Of
the college now 10 nearly eighty students
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SCHAEFFER l. TIETJEN.

Tho Strictly Cash Grocery Is Right II the
Front Line.
No one nssd say that his reasons for ob-
serving Thanksgiving have vanished il he
provides his table with what 10 needed at
''the strictly cash grocery" Sohasdsr l.
Tietjen. proprietors. corner Of Rodney and
Breckenridge streets. II IL one Of the u ost
eomplsts grocery stores In ths city and Cur
ries an elegant line of dried and fresh
fruits. rasins. ourrsuts. oitren. etc. appro-
pirate for the great holiday. The Arm
travels on . strictly cash basis, and that Of
itself 10 . guarantee Of moderate pricsa
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FOR THANKSGIVING DINNER.
Herr & Co Will Have New York Coun,
md Fancy Cakos.

Herz & Co Will Have Now York Counts
nnd Fancy Cakes.
Hsrz & Co.. in the BsvsridRs block. on
Main street, will be prepared to furnish
patrons for home use on Thanksgiving day
the finest New York Cosnt oysters and
fancy cakes. Those who propose to have
oysters with their turkey ON Thanksgiving
day should leave their orders early in tho
week with Herx.
Meantime, II you want . nice stow. fry
or half dozen raw before Thanksgiving.
or at any time. do not forget shat Sam
Herr has the justly earned reputation of
serving oysters moro satisfactorily, than
any one in the city. In addition 10 the
oyster department Herz & Go. always hays
on hand the best home made bread. cakes
and pies to be found in Helena. as we'll %
big stock Of hne fresh candies.
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THE WORLDS FAIR In HELENA.

Not the Real Thing, bat tho Only Way
Now to Ho seen.
The crowded house which greeted Mr.. r.
J. Walsh in his lecture ON the Worlds fair.
attested the interest felt by the community
upon that subject. sinoe then innumsrabls
requests have bees made for . repetition of
the lecture. both BY those who desire TO
again attend and those whom other engage
msnts prevented being present. Mr.. Walsh
has again consented to appear and thus
provide smother delightful evenings enter
sainment. number of new views will be
shown and the audience will be taken 10
the grounds by way of Lake Michigan ON
tho famous ''whalebaok'' and landed on
the Casino pier instead of by rail. landing
near the transportation building az in the
former lecture. From Casino pier 4 tour
of the fair grounds aRa plaisancs will bs
made
The proceeds of the ESTABLISHMENT. which
will take place at 81. Aloysius hall on Mon
day evening, Nov. "a. will be devoted 10
charity a. before.
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AN IDEAL THANKSGIVING.

Its Enjoyment stimulated by she Right
sort of Dinner.
Turkey stuffed with oysters. sweet pota-
toes. celery. cranberry sauce and ninse pie
are the materials that the good housewife
wants a. the foundation for her Thanksaiv-
ing dinner. This year, AZ In years past
she has already decided to leave her order
with Turner & Co., the popular groeers on
Edwards street. Though their stock 10
always the finest In the city. this yeaK il Is
superior TO their own standard Of excel
lsnoe. They have in great abundance all
the requirements for the Thanksgiving
dinner mentioned above. and In addition
all the staple and fancy groceries and pro-
visions for which thsre is any demand b.
all classes of people. Turner Il Go. sell
any article in their stock - low as II osn
be sold BY reputable deslers, and their
greatest Vigilance is exercised in keeping
their stock in primo condition at all times.
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YOUR THANKSGIVING TURKEY
Needs q WeIl Furnished Tahle-How Ia
Obtain 1t.

Needs q Well Furnished TAhlo-How to
Obtain 1t.
A good dinner. TO be thoroughly snjoya-
able. should appssl to the eye - we'll a. 10
stomach. Dainty china, bright glass and
silver ware and the many novelties In mod
srn table furnishings add much TO the
enjoy msnt Of meal. The table spread In
the Main street window of Weinstsin l.
Co.'S store shows plainly tho ondeEful
range Of their stock. and that they are pre-
pared At . moments notice to furnish
everything needed to spread . a: st. class
table. They are showing . beautiful line
Of carving and dinner sets and In odd
pieces such ~ large plattsrA vegetable
dishes. etc. Their stock II very complete.
Their system of andsEsellina all com petit
tors il too we'll known TO nssd any sxtsa-
siye mention here
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A Demon Glass; lsiower.

GIAssBono, N. j., Nov. 2b.-Sanusl Jones,
a al Asa blower, became anRty At . boy as
slstant, and filling blow pipe with molten
olsas he wound the Ut aims of the hot com
position around tho lads wrisss. Ths
boy screamed for mercy. but Jones showed
none. Finally the victim fell faintine.
Jones continued pouring ont the molten
glass until the blow lips WAS exhausted.
The cooling glass tightly bound ths boys
bands and wrists. When the glass was
broken ths flesh fell away with II. u ia
feared she boy will die. Jones 10 under
arrest He has been noted for his ugly
temper
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-26
THE SIDEBOARD.

A Popular Place tn Reopen Uadsr New
Management.
Tomorrow evening the Sidsboard. on
Main street near Broadway. will be re-
opened under tho management Of Dune
Taylor. The new proprietor will put in a
hns stock Of wines. liquors Asd cigars. and
under his management this pop1lar place
will undoubtedly draw ~ dig trade as for
msriy. Ths dsors sill be thrown open TO-
morrow evening. and old patrons and
friends are requested 10 call.
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CONFECTIONERY AND NOTIONS.

aundsn's, at 351 n. Main Street, the Place
for Fine E0oda
n. Gundon, of Ne.351 Main street. carries
. full line Of fns confectionery. nuts aud
fruits. brsad. pastry aud stationery. In ad-
dition he has tho finest brands Of cigars
and tobacco, and lovers OF the weed sholld
give him cali. He also carries very
large line Of novels. In paper and cloth.
which are sold At way down figures. Those
In need of any thing in his line should give
Mr.. Gundon Q call.
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ST. LOUIS, Nov. 25.--A wall known rail-
road man says that the salk sbost Hslsa
Gould marrying Actor Woodsa6. 10 all bssh.
The man Who IL 10 marry Helen Gould Vas
selected By Jay Gould during the spring Of
tho year in which he dad. He 10 L. y.
Thorne, third vice. prssidsnt of the Texas
Pacific railroad. with hsadquAEtsss 81
Dallas. Thorns's seQusintsnss with "
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GOOD TIME COMING.

II Win he at the Hop Given by Co. C..
Wednesday Night
Everyone that enjoys good dance should
attend the one given by company O At
Electric hall ON Wednesday evening. II is
their seventh annual ball and shs nams Of
the company 10 . guarantee of fret class
dance In every way In honor Of Thanksgiv-
ing. Several of the old Nav England and
southern dances will be On the programme
and will serve TO remind ~ of the old folks
and old times NJ homs.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-26
RENNENBERG & PARENT.

Tho Popular Butchers At 415 n. MAia
do Thor Own killing.
One OF the best and most popular meat
shops In town 10 shat Of RsnasnbsrR Il
Parent at No. 415 N. Main street. They
always have on hand . full line OF hns
meats, and - they do their own killing
patrons are assured Of getting the bss.
For Thanksgiving they will have q big
stock Of the best turkeys. chickens. ducks
and geese, while those who prefer . choice
roast will be served with the best. II you
have bsen dealing elsewhere. and are not
satisfied give RennsnbsrQ i Parent trial.
aad you will become regular patrons.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-26

TO-DAY the Columbian Ex-
position Of Central and South
America opens at Porto Rico.
This is the tribute which our
Southern sister republics are
paying to Columbus. 1t is de-
signed largely after the Worlds
Fair at Chicago, and many
Southern exhibits which were
in that city, have been trans
ferred to this Exposition. The
industry andresources of Spanish
America will be mirrored at
Porto Ricoe
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PEARSALL'S GROCERY.

A Fiao Line Of Evsrything Needed for
Thanksgiving Day.
Pea1sall. ~ the we'll known stand. Main
street. corner Of State, has large and fine
line Of groceries and wines for Thanks
giving. The Thanksgiving holiday 10 day
TO give thanks. but NO one can do 50 fully
unless he has something to be thankful for
By xestina groceries and wines for the 90
casiOn at Pearsslrs. the cause for thanks-
giving will be apparent whom ths table 10
spread ON Thursday next. The house also
carries fall line OF liquors.
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Bnnk wreoainx His Busln sss.

TACOMA. Nov. 2b.-Gov. MsGraw has of
fsrsd reward Of $500 for the arrest Of
Samuel II. Hart. president Of tho state
bank at Buckley. Who disappeared . week
ago leaving a shortage of $4,000. II 10
claimed that Hart 10 not his right name,
and shat he has wrecked I've other banks
during his short career. He formerly lived
in Ekswhsasn, Maine.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-26

A Winter Overcoat or Suit
you want this week?
Then as a matter of self
satisfaction, as well as econ
orny, examine the fine tailor
made garments we put on
the $15, $18 and 500 tables.
They cover al! there is in
fashion, shape, etc. Fit, too,
like a glove.
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Is It

Fall underwear and hosiery,
neckwear, overshirts, blan-
kets, quilts, shoes? Or fyou
want to travel a trunk, a
club bag, everything Of the
best and newest and best to
be seen at our store. Per
haps you want a pair Of
extra trousers to fill out last
winter suit. Come and see
us.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-26
TWO CABINETS RESIGN.
These of Franco and 6srvia-ExciteM&
in tho French Deputlea

Those Of France and ssrvia-Excitemen I
in tho Frsnoh Deputies.
PARIS. Nov. 25.-The entire Frsnsh cab
was ready for business debate on Juares'
motion was resumed. After Premier Dupuy
aud Goblet had spoken il was stated in the
lobbiss that Vietts. minister Of public
works. and Terror. minister of commerce,
Psytral, minister OF finance had also re-
signed. and soon II became known that the
resianstions of these thres had bssn ten
dered. After speeches from both sides,
Pelletan mounted the tribune and d.
manded to know whether he had an entire
cabinet or only a portion OF . cabinet be-
fore him. Premier Dupuy replied: ''The
entire cabinet is hero you can speak,"
Dupuy's remark was greeted with loud
cheers and asO oaused violent
tumult on the cart OF the ext1sme left.
Many members Of the latter party declared
that Peytral had handed in his resignation.
This caused Pslletan to sxolain in a loud
tone. Not having . united cabinet before
me. / decline TO speak" Brisson declared
tho ministry's conduct unconstitutional
and that it was i'm apostolic to continue de-
bate. Tremendous cheering greeted She
remark. and there WAS tumuit and disorder
on all sides OF the chamber, after which
Jaures Withdrew his Interpolation pending
the reconstruction of the sabiset. This
caused renewed disorder, during which 1t
was announced that the cabinet had Re-
signed, and the deputies adjourned until
Monday.
BELGRADE. Nov. 25.-The Ss,vian cabinet
has resigned. The reason given for the
resignation IL the tariff conflict with Aus
tsia-HunRary. The real reason Ia that the
radical party decline to give any farther
support to the government on the ground
that the latte.'s policy is being directed by
Ex King Milan. Tho king has not yss 40
copied the rssianation of the sabinst.
Assistant Treasurer Jordan In Europe.
LONDON. Nov. 2b.-Assistant Unitsd
States Treasurer Con ad N. Jordan. who
arrived here yesterday from Now York.
continues 10 insiss that he IL ON private
business. and still refuses to bo interviewed
on any subject connected with the United
States. Rs. .ressntativss OF leading Ameri-
can banking houses. as we'll IS representa-
tives Of English banking houses. Joined In
assu ring the Associatel press rep; ;essn-
tatlve that it 10 not ut all likely that J0.-
dams mission 10 connected with the floating
of the American loan which English and
oontiuenta paper lave for q long time
gust declared to be imminent.
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It's not a forgetable fact that
we crowd more quality and
value into our prices than
any other store in the coun-
try.
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Is 1t

A suit for the boy or an over
coat, q REFER or shirt waist,
Or suit of underwear? Every
thing that is new, hand
some, fashionable, marvels
of merit that are unmatch-
able elsewhere
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-26

The correct style in hats
both for men and boys2 To
buy your hats OF US is of it,
self absolute certainty OF
wearing what's right. If
you want a winter cap for
yourself or boy we have the
correct thinu. In cloth, chin
chilla, fur, etc.
Highest in quality, lowest in
prices, comparison proves.
The largest establishment in
the northwest. Elevator to five
floors.
The Columbus journal., 1893-01-18
.p.c,.cI.d Boston women.

/ strolled through the streets Of
Boston. up Washir gton and down IRE
mont. The streets we're now filled
with busy throngs. A thought struck
me-. l began looking out for the spec
tacles on nose. which l had been
taught were one Of the characteristics
Of Boston femininity. On a cursory
survey. my impression was one of
agreeable disappointment. i deter
mined 10 make the matter a question
OF mathematics. ! would give it. q
fair trial ] would take the first
ESQ women 7 met in Washington
street then the same number in Ire
mort street. There might be some
difference i: sbs character OF the
thrOngs. 1 found no essential differ
ence, however. The proportion Of
spestacied to u~nspectcled women in
all ages vas 6 TO ESQ in Washington
street a. against 7 in fremont street.
OF IS out of a total o. 500 in the two
streets. doubt if a lesser proportion
could be found in any other American
city. These figures cheered NE. An
other lie was nailed. The Boston girl
might be human after all.--N. Y.
World.
The Columbus journal., 1893-01-18
Few on Every Farm.

1t must be largely due to the warn
ings sounded by the agricultural press
that there has not been in the last two
years another Improbable craze in
the sheep business. Such excitements
had become periodical and almost as
easily foretold as eclipses of the sun.
and prices of mutton and wool seemed
to have but little effect on them.
When the farmers of any large section
became discouraged with d~airying or
beef raising they would listen t o the
reports of big profits from sheep and
forthwith they would sell other stock
for what they could get and buy sheep
at the price fixed by scarcity. Then
when nearly every man was stocked
with sheep and had his building ar
ranged for them, the few who kept
their cows would be getting good
prices for butter and veal and some
who were not prospecting with sheep
would want to change and offer their
flock for sale and then every man who
has sheep seem to be afraid he cannot
sell them and the fear increases the de-
sire whether there is any other reason
for selling or not and another change is
made with an unfavorable discrepancy
in prices. Arush after sheep was in
season a year ago, and it is very for
tunate hat advice Or experience or
both prevailed to so shape the action
of farmers that people who have
bought sheep knew what they wanted
Of them and there has been no such
wild rush as was looked for. Good
sheep we'll cared for will pay their
way on almost any farm that is not
near enough to . city to get the bene-
tit Of a city market, and men should
not go with a rush expecting that all
can do as we'll as a few have at any
business.
1t is well enough for men who have
special faculties t. follow special
farming, but on any common farm n
few sheep can be made to protitably
occupy a place that will always be
vacant without them. Fresh mutton
for the family when the weather is
too warm to kill beef or pork. and
wool and lambs to sell are not small
considerations Manchester Union.
The Columbus journal., 1893-01-18
HOuseh old Helps.

Iron cooking vessels may be kept
smooth by rubbing them each time af-
ter using, with common salt.
Instead of toasting bread for pea
soup. try drying it or roasting it till
it is crisp in the oven. and see how
superior it will be.
Milk should never be kept in a Gel
lar unless the cellar is thoroughly ven-
tilated: otherwise it will become in
jured by foul Odor or mould and its
purify cannot be restored.
When one is troubled with coughing
at night, a thorough warming of the
bed pre- vious to occupying it, or the
taking of n warm drink, milk being
preferable, will often prevent an at
tack.
If possible use nothing in the line
of bed clothing that cannot be
washed. Blankets are mu n better
and cheaper than the heavy padded
comforts that cannot be handled in
washing.
Before seeding raisins put them in
hot water for a few minutes and the
seeds will come out easier. Then roll
each raisin between the thumb and
finger, pressing the seeds up 10 and
out of the stem end.
1t is said that earache may be re-
lieved by soaking a piece of cotton in
glycerine, sprinkling it with Il little
black pepper and inserting it il the
ear. Put a piece OF dry cotton on the
outside, keeping it in place by a ban
dage.
As fruit jars and jelly glasses are
emptied see that they and their tops
are thoroughly washed, rinsed. scalded
and dried before they are put away.
Be sure that they are dried before
screwing on the tops. The rubber
bands might as well be thrown away
at once, as it is a better plan to buy
lew one every year.
Where the hair falls ont 4 prepare
ton of ordinary tea, or if this does
not prove efficient, of sage tea. ap-
piled to the roots of the hair with a
sponge, will usually prove an efTec-
tual cure, and, moreover, will tend to
prevent the accumulation Of scaly
dandruf which accompanies this
trouble of the scalp.
The Columbus journal., 1893-01-18
a Prize Poem.

The following gentle lines won the
81. 900 prize recently offered by 4:
syndicate of editors for the best ap.
peal poem to newspaper subscriber,
to pay up their subscriptions. The
lucky and talented author is The
editor of the Rocky Mountain Celt
He has evidently .'been there:"
Lives OF great Men oft MINIS Us,
Honest men won't stand a chance.
The more We work. there gro VS. behind uS
Bigger patches on our pants.
On our pants. once new and glossy,
Now are stripes of different hue,
All because subscribers linger
And won't pay rs what is due.
Then let US ali be up and doing,
Send your mite, however small.
O. when the sno " of winter strikes Us.
We shall have no pants at all.