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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-20
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Rev. shaefer, of the M. f. church south,
will address the meeting at the Gospel mis-
sion tonight.
Jonh w. East won the valuable horse
and buggy ratified off by Robert Sandsl on
Saturday night.
Charles Dunbar, Il crazy man, who was
captured at East Helena II short time ago
ano sent to the Insane asylum at Warm
Springs, died there on March IL.
The board of health has received a largo
supply OF pure vaccine virus, ana President
Baldwi ana Secretary Billiard are pre-
pared to vacclnate all who cali on them.
A meeting of the organizers of the GOV
erno:'s guard ID to be held Tomorrow even
ing in the United States court room when
a permanent organization will be effected.
by q mistake IL was stated Yesterday that
the fish market of Stevens 81 Go. had been
attached tor u debt of $li7.50 by the Balti-
more Packing company. The attachment
was made on the market of A. q. smith.
Stevens ~ %. are still in business at the
old stand.
The next lecture Of the Unity club series
at the g. a.. Il. hail will he delivered to-
morrow evening by Rev. Frank T.. B ush,
presiding elder of the Montana conference
Of the Methodist Episcopal church. Tho
subject will be. "A Study in Doubt, Az
Sketched by Lord lennyson."
Jacob Loeb wishes it understood that he
is not n candidate for the democratic nom
NATION for treasurer or any other position.
lie gays hls private business at present re-
quires all his time. AS usual, however. he
Will give all his aid to tho candidates nom
mated by the democratic convention.
At the muslcal entertainment given on
Friday evening by the Ladies Aid society,
OF st. pauls church. one of the gems oil
the evening was a song Tho Bells of St,
Mary's." very beautifully rendered by c.
n. Douglass. Walter ii. May was credited
with the composition OF a mInuet written
by the famous Pederewski.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-20
WORK FOR RANGE RIDERS.
Vigilance and Ind ustry Must BE Exercised
This Spring.

Vigilance and Industry Must BE Exercised
This Spring.
If ever in the history of the cattle indus
try in this country range riders are re-
CURED it will be from now until green grass
grows. Range cattle are weak. especially
all cows are reduced in strength. and as the
spring thaws draw the frost out of the
ground bog holes. or alkali mud holes, be-
come veritable traps for weak stock. and
unless vigilance and industry nre exercised
by our stock men very many cattle will
perish by getting mired, says the Lewis
own Democrat. This is especially true of
the brakes or bad lands bordering on the
Missouri river. Stock men, get out your
riders, for while it is not as pleasant TO pull
stock out of mud holes as the more cheer
full aspect of branding calves with green
grass knee high in the merry month of
June. or the gathering of steers on the fall
round up, nevertheless it is just ia neoes-
sary. and moro 80, as many poo, cattle can
be saved after such a winter as they have
gone through by a little exertion.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-20
THE "PUI.-SO-

l see'd a gapin' crowd one day.
a standin' by the Rio Grande.
An gain in nm earnest way
AZ somethin' restin' on the sand,
An think says l some fellar's caught
q nsh o mote than common size,
An, bankin on that na'chul thought,
l went to hear the usual lies.
l seed Big Frank an Carly Bill.
An Rancher Moore from soleiad,
An ireasor fete an Broncho fhil.
An Of mike ! i sons stepboy lhad,
An Wen them fellers amble ont
~ o tuck agin each others lies.
The way they chaw their cuds an spout
ID make you water at the eyes.
Eut wen J elbowed through tho ring,
/ found it want no fish at all,
But jes' n funny lookin' thing
a $ andin thar bout three feet tall.
Iwar tapor-neckcd, an some.hin like
Two bottles close together stuck;
l SEES, SITS 1, to J cnyer Ike.
Wat ar the racket You have struck?'
Then Ike he give his pants a hitch.
An SD: 'by lookin' over thar
You'll zee a lrrisatin' ditch
Jlued BY a pipe TO this thing var.
"A x-inc pipe peranbuletes
Atween the two along tho sand:
mat other pipe that this un mates,
Ar stuck into the lilo Giando. &
This little narrer iron pipe
huns to that b'iler an he man
ses soon as steam ar good an rire.
1ielis Fat III pop out o the pan.
lie taSs he II bet he funny thing
Agin a ragged WOODEN shirt.
mat " en- 1t strikes the proper swing
TWILL beet u cioudhurst on the squirt"
Fust thing we knowed we heerd a hiss,
an then some sort o little clicks,
AS regular, an soundin' les
As ?ndy Martins big clock ticks,
An right into the ditch, 1 sw'ar,
That cussed little baby pump
Jes made us think the river war
"A comm that way on the Jump.
Is fellers wloopad an yelled an cheered.
An doubtful unbelievers cavaI, ..
An in the iRruboree / leerd
Jedg" Baldwin say. -" he country's saved!
these desert lands we allus thought
Not with the wind that DER EN- blows.
WA be n heavenly garden spot,
An made to blossom as the rose!!'
THE only trouble in the past
Has been to find a perfect way
10 lrrlgate 'em an at last
We see the dawnin' o. the day!'
Jedge alawin's speeches allus teemed
With lofty words, but what he said
Apout the patent squirter seemed
10 Dill the nail righs on the head,
Me an my wife had fixed a scheme
10 PACK an emigrat- back east,
Because this country didn'ts seem
a proper place fur man or beast,
But Wen | see that clicGer play
sought my rancho OF the iumn.
An shouted: Jane, right var we'll stav
An git a rul-so-me-ter pump"
l got one jes' two years ago, UTu -.
AS Others did, an now it seems
That luck III never cease to flow
in rousin' pulse. meter streams.
I've paid the hangin' debts o. years,
My credit at the bank is sound.
An Jane she says the thing appears
10 squirt true happiness ali round,
x apt. Jack Crawford, The roet Scout.n
Descriptive catalogue of the Pulsometer, wi!
price list and any desired particulars, furnishe
on application to A. NJ. Hotter Hardware &c
selling agents, Helena, Mont. - -
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-20
HE DOES NOT WANE.
Daniel ID. Sandman Gives an Entertain.
mont for Charity's Cause.

Daniel ID. Bandman Gives an Entertain
mont for Charity's Cause.
At Missoula on Saturday night, Daniel E,
Sandman, the traRedian, appeared on the
stage once more. 1t was an ntertainment
given by himself for the benefit of the
Sisters of Charity, and proved a great sue
cess. The audience was composed of the
best people in Missoula. Bandman was a
surprise to all even those who had heard
him before. The readings were from
Eugene Aram, the Grafton of Marc ANTHONY.
Iennyson's May Queen, scene from Henry
~. Cfalstatt). Iennysou's Grandmother,
scenes from Hamlet and Merchant of Ven.
ice. Sandman was received with great
favor. The rendering of Hamlet and part of
shylock's lines showed that although Band.
man has not been on the stage for some
years he has not lost his art, and that he il
to-day, haa he has been in the past, one of
the greatest of living actors.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-20
STRIKE IN THE MAGINNIS.
A Large Body of Eich Free Milling Ore
Uncovered.

A Large Body of Rich Free Milling Ore
Uncovered.
Special 60 The independents.
GREAT FALLS, March 19-Wil Hanks and
Others who have a bond on the Maginnis
mine at Maiden, have received news OF a
very rich strike made recently in that prop
erty. Mel Burgess, who has charge of de-
velopment work in the mine, sent word in
that he had uncovered a large body OF t oe-
milling ore. which assays way up in the
thousands in gold and carries considerable
silver. All Maiden and adjacent places are
said to have gone wild over the news of the
strike, for it will give a great impetus to
mining in that almost abandoned camp.
MaRinnls ls owned by Meesrs. HauBer,
Hotter and other Helena parties. and was
once one OF the leading mines of Montana.
1t has renamed idle for the past ten years,
ill tho ore in sight having been exhausted.
Ii tho strike rroves to be as rich as reported
hnG the old mine Ia again worked to its full
capacity. Maiden will boom once more and
the possibility OF railroad connection with
Fergus county will become a certainty.
VIII Hanks loft for Maiden this morning
by private conveyance.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-20
INVESTMENT sTocKs.

Iron Mountain-Leads the list for popu-
lar Investment. In anticipation of re-
sumption of dividends in tho near future
the price ia rapidly advancing; 4. $50 shares
for sale.
bald Butte"-lhis is undoubtedly the
greatest of all tho developed gold mines in
Montana; sure dividend payer. The stock
l have Will undoubtedly DO withdt avn soon
II not taken; have it in bank to deliver.
Whitlach Union and McIntyre-Ths de-.
velopment work on this great gold mine ia
progressing fRvorably. the stock Ia a safe
purchase and a good time to buy lots to
suit can be had.
Piegan, Marysville-5,ooo shares in LOCO
lots in bank to deliver.
Yellowstone tCastle)-1,7 700 shares chenu
II sold at once.
Florence. Neihart-1.00O shares cheap il
sold at once.
&c and q Bailey block.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-20
Best of All

To clense the system in a gentle and truly
beneficial manner, when the springtime
comes. use the true and perfect remedy,
Syrup Of Figs. One bottle will answer for
ali the family and costs only 80 cents; tho
large size 81. Try it and be pleased. Man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co.
only.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-20
Are You Interested in Gold Mning?

If so, investigate thoroughly the wonderful results obtained by
the CRAWFORD MILL. This mill, from actual working tests. has
achieved greater results, grown in popularity more rapidly and il
to-day going into nore mining camps than any other MILL It's
simplicity, cheapness, highsaving powers on base ores fills a long
needed want, and hundreds OF low grade base mines heretofore
lying idle can nowb be worked as good dividend paying properties
No one Interested in a gold property should fail to investigate this
mill. Illustrated catalogues can be had and a working model seen.
and all information obtained by applying Or calling at II Office
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-20

MRS y tountrsman. Frank II Novel;. GoulG
peer Lodge M Loeb, Rock Island
tello, Ida F.ank w peap, pI,oL.
S W / owls, Now York foot ~
Dr Alex J stone, st NJ u Hale, Portland
iiui II Greeniug, st Pau
W $ Hoy, st Paul cago
j l. Kirk. ! ozeman ii ii Brownins mi;
A Fortune. Chicago cago -"
ID J 1allant. Great Fails Sam 1rfnlrv 81 Pan,
ii s Skimmin. IieIona j Gregg Graa, III.
+ . onot'eii' ban FRAN M rutherford, salt
CISCO Iaae
{ II Dec ey, Chicago
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-20

Baby carriages at all prices from 81 and mr.
ward just received at Tho Bee Hive. -
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-20

The lest ladies' cotton hose in town for 10. 20
and - cents at butcher Il Bradley's, 1U5 broad
WAY,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-20
samuel K.Davis SpecinI.

Now is the time to save money and buy q bah,
carriage at Iio BeB Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-20

Euy tho fo.ter hook kid gloves at Tho Poo
Have, price ~ %. E!ery pair warranted and
fitted 10 the haud.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-20

Lace curtains and curtain material of all
kinds at The Bee Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-20

Season tickets, with reserved seats. So. Chill
dfen under IL years half price. Tickets at Pope
| j. Ofl onnor's.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-21
COLUMBUS SERIES OF STANDARD WORKS!
EuorHBN in

Mart; 4 Tale OF Caravan. Robert BschanaH.
Mystery of Il Hsnsom Cab. Ferga. W Hume.
Oliver Twist. Dickens.
pa;hRnder. The. Cooper.
Pioneers. The. Cooper.
Prairie. The. Cooper,
Robinson Cruso. peFee.
Rory u'Moor,. ). Lover.
saddle and ebre. Smart.
sketch hook. The. Irving.
Swiss Family Robinson, The.
strack Down novel. Hawiey Smart.
Strange Case Of Dr. JeSyil and Mr.. Hyde. K L.
Stevenson.
Three Men in Boat Jerome X. Jerome.
Tom Brown. school Days. ThomA. Hughes.
Tour OF the World In Eighty Days. jules Verne
Twenty thousand League Cpder th. Sea. Verne
Two Year. Before the Mast, X II. Dana. JF,
Willie Reilly. W. Carleton.
| BOOKS ARE COPYRIGHT.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-21
CHEATING NORTHERN VETERANS
Hoke Smith and His Undertakings Keeping
Northern Pensioners From Their Due.

WAsnrSGros, July 2l.-The Democrats
in charge of the pension bureau are not
satisfied with suspending and cancelling the
pensions of honest and brave Union sol
Iiers, but they have taken a new method
of embarrassing the veterans in the North.
For the last few weeks the PENSION
bureau has stopped examining and allowing
pensions to the Nothern states. The clerks
have been put to work on the Mexican and
Indian war claims, and the only ones
allowed are to soldiers in the South. When
questioned about delay of passing the pen
sons for claimants in the North, the clerks
have admitted that the orders are only TO
pass those from the South.
This plan of procedure means that Hoke
Smith and his Southern cohorts, finding
they cannot entirely wipe out the veterans
IN the North, have determined to keep the
money away from them as long as possible
and to put all the money they can into the
South.
Another scheme of the interior depart
men, has Just come to light, and it is the
plan of the Southern secretary TO make II
appea ar that he is saving money on the pen
sion expenditures and cutting off the
frauds. This is the holding back Of pay
| ments.
Claims dated April and May, which
! should have been paid out Of last years ap,
preparation, are just coming in for payment
and as the money comes out Of this year
| appropriation, beginning July ], when Mr.
Smith and Commissioner Lochren make
their report for last year, the expenditure
will be lacking all these payments, which
lightly belong to that account.
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ofAfI OF MAIN.
GEN'L. INSPECTOR OF RIFLE PEAcrGct.
ArstsTA July 20 1888. J
The State competitions, as Won will no-
tee by general orders which You viii soon
ree' i've, will take place at Augusta, Tdes-
lay and Wednesday, Aug. - and 10 II
will be arranged 10 have the teams come
Ito camp Monday, the 2sih. and the com
petitions to commence al 80 Tuesday
morning and close by Wednesi ay, u NJ
or IN season for ali competitors to return on
afternoon trains. The matches will com
prise team shooting ut 200 yards AMI Skin
mish frings by teams, distances unknown,
from $50 10 100 yards. advancing and re
treating.
There will also be competitions for first.
class marksmen 200 and 800 yards; sharp
shooters, at 200. $40 ard 500 yards dis
tngnisbed msrksmcu, al 20J. 800 and CO..
Yards From these last two mentioned
competitors vii be selected according to
their scores for the State team and substi-
tutes Prizes will be gwen for best score
made by company and regimental inspector.
IN all these matches valuable prizes will be
gwen. His Excellency, Hon. Henry u.
Cieayes, will make q present Of gold
medal 10 the competitor in the sharpsho0t-
ers' class. and gold championship medal
TO the competitor in the distinguished
marksmcn's class making the best scores in
those matches.
Let me urge you to take immediate steps
to form team y bich shall creditahly rep
resent your company. The most efficient
work IN preparing team for successsSi
competition will be accomplished By per
sistent efforts in holding aiming and snap
ping the rife al some target WHICH each
soldier may easily provide. On this more
than anything else will depend success.
There will be no necessity of negleeting in
struction and practice of those who may
not be able TO compete on company team.
The occasion will be one of great interest
and we hope pleasure to those who take
part in the matches
Sore cards Will be sent you on which
Won viii make 4 return Of the names OF
those who are to compete. The team thus
made up viii be open to such change az
NAV be necessary when you arrive At Au
gu-ta. Read carefully the general orders
governing the competitions
+. G. FARRGNGroS,
General Inspector of Rife Practice, \.
: g. NJ
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FIVE BULL saaxsr


The shutting down Of cotton mills al
orer Ses Engiznd has led many TO sezl
tina; there might be some Suspension 81
business ss the Edwards mill in our cvr
eity-a thing that vouh be great calamity
70 the interests Of the city In reply to the
questions Of a JouEsaL reporter who called
10 inquire about the outlook, Captsia n. W.
Cole the agent Of the company. said $50
far - we car g2ov see We shall continue
right along as asual. OF esurse We eanno,
foresee exactly hos this DAN market may
saset Us IL il should continue Such times
come now and then and there 10 the reae-
:ion that comes from oveY-pfeduction. The
present depression is bearing more heavily
upon mills thzt manufacture coIofed goods
than upon the clsss Of goods which we
make. Our present stock Is practically all
sold and we hope and expect to continue to
fni marke. for our output We are
working our usual cre~ and shall continue
10 do 30 unless something now unforeseen
4HAstAfhS oAt pans AGr
troabie IN time like this is the ssringeney
Of the money market. Men are
afraid 10 put ont their money. Msr-
chants who are able To buy, and
whose credit is good, are buying very little
jus, now, and those who are wiling to buy
are not the ones We should care 10 sell to.
The worst danger 10 be guarded against at
this time is bad bills. 4; is a good deal
better 10 have the goods than poor accounts
The shutting down Of large number of
mills will naturally tend To relieve the con-
gestsd condition Of the market. Consump-
ton must 20 on even if il be somewhat cur
tailed. A large nnmt er Of mills have piled
up large surplus of stock and must wait
for chance TO dispose Of ii. 1t is to be
hoped tina, change for the better may
conn before ion1
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WOULD &c USEFUL NOW.
esterners Claim 10 Have Z Secret Tor the
Manufacture Of Geld Waves.

ARKRpKEs. S. D., July 2l.--The Inter.
.tional Cold Wave Company, with cap.
Al Of 80 90 $50 and surplus one-third
ia, sum, has been organized Ly capitalists
ID enthusiasts, who expect to make IN
I'd wealth in the next two years.
The company alleges tina; it has discov
ed a secret which will vitiate and destroy
,e hot winds which arse In Kansas, AMI
i've swept the country, burning and killing
,e growing crop.
The secret will be revealed to RESIDENT
no will pay for 1t. When the wind j
owing hot from the south the compan,
i'll undertake to bring counter VIM
ON the ice fields Of the frozen north.
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GOV. lEWeLIlNG'S SCHEME.
Wants to Establish Trade Relations with
European Countries.

TopEKA, Kan, July 2i.--Gov. Level
ng will appoint commission to 90 TO
hieago and open negotiations through
ieir representatives at the Worlds Fail
18th the governments of Europe concerning
De exchange Of commodities with Kansas,
i way Of the Gulf of Mexico.
He is confident tina; if he can secure CO.
peration of one of the governments Of
inrope or Of the merchants of but single
,sritine port of the old world he can
stxblish trade relations with the trans
fis.ouri section of America, which in 8
aort time would be as firmly fixed as those
I the Eastern seaboard.
The Governor says il has been once
yoved that the railroads can carry freigh
lom Kansas to Galveston at rate which
ould enable steamships from gulf ports iC
,mpete with lines from the Atlantic sea
aard
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NOW FOR BULLS EYES.
cov. Clsayes Presents Gold Medals
for the Best Mahsmen.


Coz, Clsares hs. presented the Mai q
v.,s,su Association at Newport with god
~sA.l TO b. svee for the best scores male
=, the eaeamPment tiIissear.
The match. it is understood. viii take
,l.ce 90 6sye.nor's day, August I'D, a,
c.n, Reason, when Gov. Cieaves and hi,
,,,,,,ary .,ss will be present.
The Governor viii also present a; tie
e,,.s military competitions, which will take
,,.s nl.oe At Augusta, August 18th ard
zo.s State championship gold medal for
-. ,s.t score made by sharp shooter, and
40 IA, distinguished marksmsn.
The.e vslssbie presents, The
~r, Of the Cornmander-in-Cbief,
.o,s,ssr vith those offered By
80 State rill cause lively competition n
~. n,r. Of the rack shots in the Ma
tgaal Guard
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A Communication

+, NE Eiiuors ri he kenRebec .ionrHal
Permit me to reply to the statement II
the New Age. that have not furnished the
printers. McS.rs. Badger and Msnley, with
copy of my report for printing IN four
words. The New Age lies.
S,MtrL W. LAM.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-21

While Mrs. W. {, Li'tledeld Of Grove
stree, was st the cireus- "Wednesday
thieves entered her .esiI enre ey removing
a screen from back window, went mp
stair. saI stole $50 in sreenbacks and -
is, rl,ni,a oil coins valuable jeweiry was
ro, disturbed.
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e11,459,63s.ss
2,6S4,435.74
b0,5s6,622.W
12,25O,Ou

y. n gnod romnarv fny the vsoi~y- holdevs. The
the other set is "a inches in diameter, As
there will surely be great Improvements in
them, am going to wait before buying any
others.
'Sunol today is as sound as ever, and
her feet are perfect. My track at the farm
is very fast one, and she will there be put
in condition for fast work"
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