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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-02
M4erlei.

: Sic Stabt bat 10 ipgenannte
Nbbitions FAINT ma1 ni3t
gut fagen, authenticated aud ni6t.
Sic beiBen: gnglemoob, Soutb
6eigbts, Meeri6eibts &ipersN bbition,
Weit @rs, Nnberfon 9in, Wooblamn,
Qlamo Seigbts, Broipect Sin, Yomz
Der Soufe 6ia, Sobin SiG, @ranb
8iem unb @at Gnb. Sn 6ieien Do
bitions fteben 1888 Sduier.
- Montas Nbenb ben 8. October
fin6et i'm Central 3 @arten unter ben
Muipicien Der international Work.
ingmens Association cine Benjamin
lung itatt, gu mel6er ale @rbeitersS re
ganiiationen eingelaben linb.
= Wdbrenb bes perfoi1enen Mos
rats puaben 60 observation-disclosures
ausgegeben.
= Sie @iti3ensz9 troBenbabr, fritz
Der Glamo>2inte, 1T in ben 8eiib Der
g. u. neutrality-suspicious. ii5erz
9egangen.
: Sonntag Nbenb 9 l1br brad in
benz 9auie Go. 244 Commences traBe,
pel9es BON ben 8u6bdnblern $. $.
WtoB 6 60. bemobnt 1T, Seuer aus,
baS un3neifelbaft bas Wert zines
8ranb11ifters mar. 9as Seuer tpurbe
gel6f9t, ebe es um fi9 greifen fonnte.
Sn Der Mitte bes 3immers i'm 3peiten
Stodmerf maren Yapierrelt tie unb altes
Geriimpel ~aufgebduft unb angeainbet
porben. Man fanb aud nod bi6t
babel cine leere 6lai6e, pel6e &eros
fin0l entbalten bate. Ser 8ranbfifz
ter muB fi9 in benz 2otal oerborgen
gebabt baben unb entnii6te, als er bas
Geuer angelegt bate, ME aue Spuren
bemeiien.
SO. 8. Watben bat i'm 81. 81
triftaeri9t mieber cine petition einges
bra9t fir bic gntfernung bes WaHens
permalters Der Maperids8 ant &eagan
6ou1ton. ST tegriinbet bielelbe, i'm
bem er Soufon Der MiBoerpalt ins
antlagt ltnb bebauptet, bal bas @runbz
eigentbum CUR 9edung Der S9ulben
ldnst bdtte pertauft werben f6nuen,
uenn bies in Der Nbli6t bes WaHenz
berpalters getegen bdtte. @orauf &eas
gan 9puton ermioert, baB er ni9t be-
obli9tigt, p%ertbpoIes G~igentbum gu
beri6leubern, fonberH i'm 8egentbeil
bic Nngelegenbetten 10 ab3upideln
piini9e, baB Idmmtli6e @ldubiger be-
friebigt tperben f6nnen.
= Wdbrenb 6err SDbn 6. Sod,
Der 8efiBer bes nGarmers Drug
Store" in Der Ots@ommerce : @traBe
an Sonntag Nbenb i'm Miffionsz@ ars
tens papiqpn Der beutl6en Sbeaterz
8~ortelung beimobnte, begins Elm lei
Der unbefannt gebliebener S9urte ben
niebertrd9tigen Strei9, ibm bas
3aum5eug feines bOr benz @arten fez
benben Subrmerfs gu 5erf9neiben.
S9abe, baB es ni6t einmal gelingt,
fold zines 0anbalen babbaft gu
tuerben.
- Sn benz Stiife: "Out in the
Streets, mel9es beute Mbenb i'm
O~pernbauie CUR Nufdbrung gslanst,
finet Der befannte S9aufpieler, &os
nlifer unb Sdnger 0arrp Sbomion =
befen tuirfli9er Same @smann if-
bic beliebten amerisanif9en 2ie6er:
After the Ball is over, McGinty &c.
in beuti9.> @r bat bamit iiberaa
grobe @rfOlge e~r5ielt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-02

S9pl5' Naime,t : @artem lit Der
Sammelplab Der Seutf6en bon @an
4ntonio nit ibren Samilien. Sic re-
9elmdBigen @ben0 Grei &onserte an
bier Nben6en in Der Mo9e lint ftets
5ablrei9 beiudt un6 e%rfreuen fi9 elmer
aagemeinen 8eliebtbeit. Seine @eine
nnb WbtsfeDs unb a~lle5eit felerfrii9es
8ter, foDie Dte beiten @tgarren.
Die vt itauration ltefert ole
9~elifateRen Der Salon. Nuitern,
Slide. Wilb lit better 3ubereitung.
9dgltG ansgeaei9neter mariner 2un6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-02
8 a 8.

@ouuerneur 9Ogg 1T pieoer eins
mol i9redli6 bineingefaqen, als er
anthnbigte, baB fein @elb in Der
@taetsfaf1e lei unb bic peri6iebenen
Staatsbeamten erlu6te, nit ibren
Salairen einige Monate gu marten.
Gtsber TT es nGmli6 benz Staatsz
l9obmetfer m0gli6 gemeien, ale Ser
btnolt9fetten etnaul0ien unb nit ben
i'm 2aufe bieies Monats at erpartenz
ben Gelbern glaubt er alien Qnipriis
den an bic @taatsfaHe geniigen gu
tonnen. SIN nd6iten Monat perben
bic 2iquors2 i3enien fdGig unb bann 1T
raan iiber ale S9pierigfeiten binpeg.
Sb bes brobenben Sefiaits foq Der
Gouperneur i'm eriten Nugenblid p6lz
ltg ben &opf oerloren baben uub obne
Senlanb au fDnfultiren ober Snformaz
tionen ein3ubolen. erlieB er bas fir
ben Stat 10 bef6dmenbe &unbi6rei=
ben, usl6es iibrtgens 3eiet, baB er auf
tei1em 8ebiete griinbli6 gu 6auie 1T.
= Wie cine &orreiponbens aus Be-
lasco beri6tet, bat elm Spnbifat, aus
Nuftuer &apitaIiiten unb ben Germ
9unter. 9arlan, Matbes unb anberen
bon ct. 2ouis beftebenb, Elm @tiid
3uderlan6 bon 5000 Ndern. baS am
Sun Bernard SluHe liegt unb gum
Sbeil f6on unter &ultur 1T, fiir ben
Breis BON $40, 600 a~ngefauft. sSbr
plan 1T, eS gang unter 8earbeitung
su bringen unb cine Saorit anleger, bic
Der Cunningham f6en an @roBartigz
felt gleidtommen fol-, fur3 bas Sc
i6aft i'm rieiigen Mabftabe 81 betreiz
ben. Wie es beiBt. fir6 nod anbere
Qnt6ufe BON 3uderlanb in Der G6mebe.
- Cine Der gr0Bten r8emdHerungss
Sarmen" i'm State Seras III Sic unter
benz Hanten Der 3min> Wountainz Ssarm
befannte, tpel6e in Som Green @ountp
Z Meilen fibmehli6 Don Der Stabt
San NngelO 3mii6en benz Mittleren
Condo Nrm unb benz Spring Greet
liegt unb cine SluBfront BON 5 Meilen
bat. Sic umfaBt I'M @an3en HOO
older 2anb, BON benen $50 ut1ter &uIz
tur un6 unter einem bolitdnbigen 8eL
wdheruugsipftem fteben. Sieift in tleis
ntre Par3elen a%bgetbeilt, pel9e gum
gr6Bten She'll on Semitic, Sarmer gum
Preiie bon $40 biz SIS per older berz
rentet uerben; gr6Bere Stide, bic nit
2leint0rnerfrii9ten, Sutterpf lan3en,
8aumpoQe &c. bebaut perben, aablen
ben britten o6er bierten She'll bes
grnteertrages an ben 8efiBer, gapitdn
5. s. Gonlter 3on 9alIas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-02
g t 8.
Ser gpnutaa.

Ser @intritt fabIeren wetters Ids.
nod INNER auf fi9 tparten. Die
Menf9beit f9pibt nnb leufst; bic
Srodenbeit nimmt tein Gnbe; iebe
.gnsf6t auf &egen f6eint ~erforben.
Wie LANCE Das nod 70 anbaueru
uirbs Quien sabe? Na1 ben Wets
tsrboransfagungen tiir bic laufea6e
WoHe bari man fi6 feiner 6ofnurg
bingeben, baB cine Nenberung eintritt.
Mlfo gebal6en mir uns. Sic Schulz
TT t~iberbaupt cine gigeni6aft, bic bier
befonberS gepflegt tperben muB, uub
ipeHa mir erft re9t miirbe gema9t
uerben i%olten, UNI bieie quite Sugenb
gu iben, 10 1T bies bur9aus gelungen.
Wir finb in elm Stadium Der &efiqz
nation getreten, bas nit BEN hubfGen
Nar1eu Der b6ligen rWurf6tigfeit@
td bedt. Srgenb etpas, bas our @ere
da0erung Der Sage, our inbiretten Mufs
bei1eru1g Der 3eiten be~i3utragen be-
ftintr1t tu1re, miirbe ni6t nnebr unfere
Jreube, mobl aber infer @rfaunen
hersorrufen. Wir inb in unferer
9ohnungslOigfeit ebenio fabiI getuor=
ben, ME bas Wetter, bas urs felt urs
ge3dblten Sagen unb We9en ben all
lerf96nfen @onnenf6ein bef6eert.
., Blu berrli6es @Iinta, bes euigen
Sornuters Warum berIangf bu
~iiberbanpt bon uns, baB mir arbeiten,
baB 5orgen on uns berantreten fouen
hber Singe, bic mir ni1t su fontrDlis
rem i'm Stanbe finbi Stint Monate
bon 80 bis 100 Grab i'm S6atten,
bos mtBte bod eentisen, nm bas
fGbnite S9laraRenlan6 Der Melt abs
5ugeben.
S6on in aler Gribe leste li6 Der
belize SDnnenbranb auf bic Cont
tagsfreube Der Meni6en; UNI Mittag
mar es SulismdBig; am Na9mittag
0ber beiB. Mar lift rift marin, man
fo9t. Wie Iei6t man fi9 aud fleiben
mag man enpfrbet feline grleiAtes
rung-unb bic 6trobbite baben uabrz
LTD LANCE genug Sienfte getbam; Ell
alge ggernpIare mtifen u~nbebingt beurz
HdfE aus Der 0efentIidfeit pers
f9iuin6en.
Mie Der Gonntag berIebt purbe2
gBie ole feline 8ors9nger: fangs unb
tlatglDs. Im Mbenb CAB es cine
oeuti9e Sbeaterporftelung, bic trob
Der pite gut beiuGt mar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-02
California . @efne.

Weinllebbaber finben Elm grobes 9az
ger BON fetnen CALIFORNIA @einen bel
9errn s. S. Meper am Mlamoz
pla5a. Serr MeDer iu9t Die @eine
an Ort unb Stele aug unb fault brett
aug benz Seller Der Weinsii6ter. Nls
gutem &enner gelingt es Inn itets, bic
beften 5orten ausanpablen. @r fanrl
ietne &unben unb Samilien nit ei1em
guten SrOpfen perfeben. &otbz unb
Weib Weine lit pDr3iigli6er Qualitdt
bon iebt ab $1.00 per @allone = fret
i1s 9aus geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-02
CINE a~arautirte n

Nir autcrtRren ben unsejeisten appsbefer, Sbnen
pr. Rings Msues 8etlnttteI seSeu S&ptnbfu&t, Sus
fen une Grtdltnns auf fcIsenbe Bebtnsnns gu perfaus
eteiee metttel ben Gnueiiunsen entipredenb sebrauheu
peueH, tubem Ste es einseheub ~prpbtren, nnb ipenn
Sie eenn tetne 9enernus tur@ bafeIbe perip6ren,
saun i4tdeu ste BITE SIaiGe 3urh6 unb Ste rerbeu
Jbr @eih buri6 befciumen. gBir MAIDEN bies @nsebpi
IN Enlse ber srpbdrttsex Grfplse, pel&e btes Wttttel
YET Der lestidbrtsen @rtppen Gpibemte aufsnpetien
tatte. HBtr haben BON teinem Taue geh5rt, In BEN
has M2tttel nt&t setolfen bdtte. Man made etnen
Berin@ hamtt grcbefaiaen frei Bet Der Gan Nntpz
uto Drua Go. Grrbe Glaf@eu so Gents unb $1.O0.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-02

ba- Morgan City Fish and Oyster
Go: Wbolefales unb &etail : 9dnbIer
in feinen auitern, 6ii6en, Wilb &c.
Selepbone &c o. 81.
auftrdge aus Dem 2anbe iper6en
srbeten un6 prompt auSgefibrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-02
Simmer upraul

Sett ieiner eriten Ginfubruus BOT baS electric Btttera
i&nel unb bauernb bic CUNT bes gublitunls errunsen,
btS eS iest allen b~erarttsen 9etlmitteln ppran mar
i4irtl DteS Mtttel entbdlt Miat8, mas e8 ais @etrdnl
pber 8eroufdunsSmitte ~seetsnet eri4etnen liebe, unf
eS pirb alS bic Bette nnb reinfe Mebiein fur aue 9eibeu
be8 WfasenS, Der 9eber unb Der 0teren aneeSeben. Sc
bell. Wiisrdne, nnperbaultHteit, 9erfppfuns uni
tretbt BITE Malarta aus BEN Spftem. 8efrtebfsenbs
@irfuns wirb init ieber Glai@e sarantirt cber has Sell
tpirb 5uraderftattet. Prei8 nur so Gents per 6la{1e.
3u babeu Bet Der Gan GntcntS Drug Company.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-02
SIMMER biQi8ere &atem na9 G9i.
cage mn6 ct. 2puis.

9ie International : 8abn p~ertauft
ann 6. unb Z. October Sidets nod Gbi=
cdgo unb ct. 2ouis, Iimitirt fir bic
&ldreiie BON Chicago ober ct. 2ouis
auf ben Is. October our State BON etpa
@inem Gent per Meile. 9ies lit bic
Idngf geuini6te @eIegenbeit. Mebmt
fe tuabr. Wegen Gin3eIbeiten be-
fragt ben nd9ften Sidet : Mgenten ober
iuenbst Sud an
8. s. priee,
U. g. g. a., paIefins, Ser.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-02

= SIN 9erbfe bes Sabres 1885 sog
i6 mir eut3hnbIi9en &beGmatismus
au, f9reibt Gran 8. 8. 8anbecar,
Rortb Brand, Mi9., unb litt fur iber
atpei Mo@en. Cine eiHsige 6lai6e
st. SafDbssD Del beilte mid.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-02
9eutid : Nmerifanildes golfsfeit

Sie International unb Great gforz
tbern Babn giebt fur bas bonn 6. Bis
8. Sttober in San Nntonio ftattfin=
oenbe 8oltsfeft 5ifets au ginem Gabrs
prels unb einemD rittel FIR bic &unbreiie
rrb atpar am s., 6. unb l., giltig bis
gum 9. Sttober.
Wsgen ginselbeiten frast beim nd@z
ten Sidet@I genten mad.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-25
PERSONAL.

Geo. F. Roach, Of Great Falls. is q visitor
in Helena.
John @. E. Barker, of Neihart, WAS in
town yesterday.
John LonRmnid. the mining man Of Salt
Lake. we'll known in Montana from his
connection with the Drum Lummon.
Penobsoot and other enterprises, ia q Wis
itor in Helena. ,~
The Great Northern departures yesterday
were j. g. CLARK for 81. Paul, Mrs. j. G.
CLARK for Cincinnati. Rev. I. g. Stewart
for Chicago. Mrs. +. j.. Nye, Mrs. j. A.
Yund and Mrs. Sophia Anders for Amstcr-
dam. N. Y.
Patrick Wickam, of Boulder. is q visitor
in Helena. He 10 the father of John
Wickan, under arrest at Billings to answei
an indictment for murder committed ir
Wyoming in connection With the rustls'
trouble there a year ago. Mr.. Wickan
comes to Helena in the interest of his SOD
Emily Frizzell. Mrs. F. It. Webb, Mis-
Ada NJ. Webb and VIM. A. ROWAN for Chi
csRo, Mrs. N. Treloar for Galena, ILL.,. @
Fl. Howard for st. Paul. M. sardo and wifi.
for Minneapolis. Sir William Brooks and
Lady b. oks and maid for Chicago, A. NJ
Weinberg for IT. Paul, A. +. Thompson fol
Seattle, j. j. MCCARTHY for Chicago. wer'
among the departures via tho Northern Pa
Ci6c yesterday.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-25
CAPT. HAMMERS PROMOTION.

1t rs One That Is Pleasing to tho Army
People.
The Amy and Navy journal in its last
issue contained the following: THE army
has some good reasons to be pleased with
the Sc ection of Capt. VIM. Ii. Hammer.
Twentieth infantry. as %pnyrlastar in the
army, with the rnnk OF major. The az
pointment was made May II. Aside from
being q most worthy Officer with n splendid
war record and long service. who has been
particularly unfortunate in promotion, his
selection means TINT a%ppointm ants in the
staff corps will be confined to officers in the
army. This would be all tho moro COM
70 ting could the average officer fully
appreciate the trials ANA tribula.
tions of the appointing lowor in re-
s!sting the Tremendous pressure from
candidates from civil life for these desirable
billets. Including "a number CT old nppli.
cations unoarthed by their authors there
were over 400 applications on file for thi,
office. Capt. Hammer ente cd tho 30 rvict
at the age of II, in 1856. He IN now tn,
senior survivor of the boinbardment o
Fo;t Sumter in 1861, at which time no ron
dered distinguished services. for which h
received a medal from the chamber OF com
merce in New York. He served througI
the war, and since it's close has been nlmos
continually with his regiment on the wesI
ern frontier"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-25
PRAYER BETTER THAN GOLD.

We are constrained to believe that
our late legislature was think
ing of prayer when it chose
the Spanish derivation of that
word for use on the state seal. There
is a wide difference between the notices
"Oro Y Plata" and "Ora Y Plata"
The former means gold and silver and
the later prayer and silver, or pray for
silver, or something of that sort. We
shall have to ask Senior Don de Juan
Reed for authority. There Is nc doubt,
however, that the praying part is in it
somewhere and of this we would speak.
We know why Gov. Richards over
looked the error; we know why our long
suffering legislators bore unjust bur
dens and we know-yes, with that JOY
which knows no bounds-we know the
source of that truly beautiful and de-
vout spirit which dared to t%ranspose a
letter IN recognition Of the unseltish
labors of law makers.
The authors, If we recall the name OF
the joint committee rightly, are Sena.
tor C. II. Eggleston, late missionary te
the lower works. Rev. James H. Muir
ply, who has gained much promlnenc.
by opposing Sunday opening at the
Worlds fair, Hon. Absalom F. Bray, o
the diocese of Cornwall, and Senate
Paris Gibson, who deserves to be
bishop if he is not. These are the gen
tleman who believe that prayer is bette
than gold and we would propose q ris
ing toast, we're it not for the we'll know
fact that they are opposed to sucl
matters.
As the states motto stands now w
are asked to pray for silver, and in vie'
of Il price no better than SO cents we ar
quite willing to take the advice. Ate
that we will join DIR. Sunderland i
singing hymn No. 333.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-25

We are pleased to learn that the Hon.
Lewis Baker, minister from the United
States to Nicaragua, 10 at his journeys
end, and from the incidents thereof are
doubly pleased to find new causes Tor
congratulations to both countries. II
appears that tho nobls ship bearing Col.
Baker was approaching the harbor OF
San Juan when q large and noisy Krupp
gun was aimed at the colonel, who was
standing in tho forecastle. 1t was
quickly withdrawn, however. when the
gunner saw the target and the journey
was continued in peace. Did Baker
blanch with fear and trembling. and did
his we'll jointed Minnesota frame fold
itself like a pocket drinking cup!
Not much. He was the same Baker who
fought the Minnesota coal combine.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-25
a soRRowrUL ANN1vERsARY.

In the calendar of local anniversaries
Yesterday was remembered with sor-
rowful interest. One year ago, the f1ags
we're at half mast, business was sus-
pended and at the street corners were
gathered groups of citizens discussing
common loss which seems to grow
upon us. That this anniversary
should be remembered WAS most
befittinR, aud when the last
light of yesterdays sur leaped through
the little cemetery in the valley, 1t left
the grave of Colonel Broadwater covered
with beautiful flowers. The CONNER
cial Club had in this appropriate way
remembered the dauntless spirit, the
unwavering loyalty, and splendid per
sonality of Helena's best friend. 1t wal
q memorial day to call forth the interes,
Of all. The nation has decreed that one
day Of next week shall be set apart to re-
call with flowers and emblems the mem
ory of fallen heroes; yesterday w
thought Of that hero who had fallen If
the fight for Helena.
Is it not a good time to remind oul
citizens of that spirit which infused vi
all, which threw life, vigor and hope
in every public undertaking and enter
prise, which never knew defeat? Lee
gentlemen who paint signs on windows
and others Of his kind think for a mo
ment Of one mans labor for this town; le
them fancy where other towns would b.
without the non who stand togethe
for progress, push and public spirit
These are the everyday, heroes of lii
in new communities, and to them ever,
man owes both assistance and encour
agement; they represent that spirit 9
success which makes all prosperous
Every property owner in Helena ough
to represent a measure OF that spirl'
The future of the city depends upo
them and through their efforts alon
can we hope to make Helena great. LIE
them get together and resolve to wor
on these lines from now on.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-25
II / ATTRACTIONS,

LN
The Elka ministrsls IRON Butte snenes
All attention Ia town inst nov. Hus : ssW
reserved seats MAJ b. hrd In the os.eony
Ana these from A. J. asliRman until Fsisay
noon whom ths sale will be transferrea .
Pope 4 OeCcnnor's store. Al hnld!ne
nsfnus0 tickets should remember snas va
Siasrnm will b upsnsdn prcmpAiy - sevSn
c,sinok to-moSsoW ~ Pore y !.
Ihs four boxes are FOR sale. The oMer onss
Il n25 each and the uppsrs a. w eaon.
Nsau1ifuI aouvenir oararnme I'll e
ivan away Al the door. h~ss VIII % ous
Of IL usual line and the inert vel sson y
The min,strsl programme Will b alixe
With new features, new songs ano speciala'
siss. The Butte Intsr-M Mountain says 'tne
hrss part was ths best ever seen "a npsse:
Charlie DIVER u the same old fun-makin0
DIVER that ~ knew with the San ftNn-
ciscca and = whole show IN himself, IN
sXandard sNys the preStisst minstrel eneos
evsr esen a. Maguire's opera hoase waa tne
coiored minssA 1hs aftsrpisss was vary
cieyer and the whole performance ~
Uiven With 4 vigor and dash that would &c
credit to ths best profsssionals 49,.
The rrand street parade In which heiens
Elks will Join, will DO given At four O'CLOCK
sharp on Saturday and will includ. an open
air concert By Prof. Ganke's Silver Cisy
cornet band.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-25

bands, f~reorackers and fireworks, aud
all tho adjuncts Of an Independence day
blow out. Good for tho old man. The
people OF Helena should be right with
him, and no time should DO lost in prep
aration. The celebration was over
looked last year. but this year lot the
eagle scream from the topmost crag OF
Mount Helena, while the band plays
Yankee Doodle. Let us n Christopher
Columbus OF a time in this glorious Co
lumbar year.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-25
NnticN.

II. II. Ashley. formerly proprietor of the
Central stablos on Edwards street, has re-
moved to tho barn No. Is Park venue g.
known AS the Pintt a. McComas barn.
where he has Qrenter facilities for accom-
modating his numerous patrons. Ho las
just purchased from tho Milburn Manu-
facturing company. of 81. Louis, Que of the
finest fifteen passenger waQonettes ever
brought to Helena. III. IL. ASHLEY.
Telephone 2Oi. Proprietor.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-25

WE are not prepared to criticise the
silver statue, but safely predict that the
feature OF the unwilling will be the best
of the many famous speeches of Mon
tana's silver-tongued orator, Major Mar
tin Maginnis.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-25

IT is good to learn that the Worlds
fair will be- open next Sunday. That
decision Of tho commissioners should
have Leen reached long ago. The ar
guments on both sides have been re-
hearsed in all phases and leave but one
conclusion to every falr-mindea citizen;
that is. that the exposition can be
opened without violating any laws which
give the mexican sabbath its righteous
place in the weeks calendar. Ia this
way alone will the thousands of work
ingnen be permitted to view this great
object lesson of tho worlds
and progress. Let us hope that they
will not be deprived of the privilege
through any change in the latest deci.
sion.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-25

ATTENDANCE at the Worlds fair thus
far has fallen ninety per cent below ex-
pectations because railroad companies
have failed to play fair in the matter of
change the situation.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-25
Tho GrnudOn.

The only frst-olnss European hotel in
tho city.
Has the best rooms. all modern convent
ences, with CATO in the building. Corner
Sixth avenue and Warren street. j. j.
%Roh.bauQh, manager. Rapid transit cleo
trio oars pass tho door.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-25

WE are glad to learn that Chairman
Carter will remain in Helena. When
the republicans of Montana insist on Of
fering a good-lool1ing sacrifice for the
presidential altar, our own Carter will
be right in the heart Of the country.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-25

The only complaint THE INDEPEN-
DENT has heard of the Anaconda shoot
is that the weather was not good. We
don't know who was to blame for this,
but visitors who say that the social side OF
that town is not right side up don't
know a good time when they have it.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-25
Exeurs,on.

state Superintendent Of Schools =. A.
steere 10 arranging an excursion "" sne
Union Pacific to attend shs Worlds TAR
leaving Helena and Butte about Jane 10.
Thsy viii have special Pullman slsepers
through to Chicago without chanao. max,
ing stops Of n day each 81 Gasnelo
Rssob. Salt Lake, Denver, Mention Springs
and Ksnsss City. Parties Wishing to join
Nc eIcursion should call on or address y.
A. stesrs, state superintendent Of schools
Helena.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-25

Our of courtesy to many out-of-town
people who will visit us Saturday, Col.
Jockey should take down that window
sign. Some OF them might believe it.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-25

FROM present indications, the label
will not be removed from Rev. Henry
Preserved Smith.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-25

From California comes a long, reso-
lant roar over her Worlds fair exhibit,
though the appropriation was the third
largest. One cause of similar com
plants from other states is that the am
bilious citizen overiooks other resources
in the belief that his state is the best Of
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-25

AN interesting bit of news from Wash
ington states a general belief that
Blount is now United States minister to
Hawaii though the appointment has
never been officially promulgated. If
this be true, we believe it TO be the first
situation of tho sort ever known in thie
country. The mission of Blount was
kept secret along with his instructions
n procedure entirely proper and neces.
sary in the handling of diplomatic at
fairs of a delicate nature. We fail tc
see any reason why his appointment al
minister should not be known officially
if the appointment has really beer
made.