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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-24
Erqal Notices

-
CUPRENE COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
- YORK-Emil Schwab, plaintiff against Isaac Sachs,
Ida Sachs his wife, solomon Sachs, Minnie sachs, his
wife Michael Sachs, Bette Sachs, his whe Levy Sier
Nina I}acr Bernard Baer, her husband, Jeanette We'll
Frank her husband, Fannie Friedman, JACOB frleunan
her husband Bertha Stern Meyer Stem Isaac Harry
stern Custaye Stern KCbecca LOth Adolpl Loh hcr nus
hard Mover Goldsmith Esther Goldsmith his wife. DAVID
Goldsmith Matte Goldsmith. his wife, Joseph GOLDSMITH
Fritz Hcynmn her husband jeanette fuI-
Ter and Jippman ROscutha defendants. summons
To the aboYenamcd defendants. - -, ~. .o.u,,,.. In
this action, and TO copy OF your answer on M
naiu attorneys within twenty days after the service
~ This summons exclusive Of the DAY Of service ana AZ
case of your failure appear answer judgment VIII
be taken against you by default for the relief GeInahccu
ia the complaint
Dated, June lst 1871 .-- -
HESS, TOWNSEND & McCLELiAND,
Plain tits Attorneys,
Office and p O. Address fO-f2 wall street NewYok cry
10 ..r Sachs Ida Sachs Soomoi s-.n- Mimi" So rs
Michael sachs Levi stern, Nina BacIt Der
nald Baer jeanette We'll Jacob L. Wei Henrctta ffaM
Harry Frank Fannie Friedman Jacob Friedman, beiha
stern Meyer Stern, Isaac Stern Harry stern. ,,u'Iitc
SEN Rebecca 10th Adolph 10th. Never GOLDSMITH
Fsthe, GOLDSMITH David Goldsmith Matte Goldsmith
pufpr and Llppnl1n RoseLthal, and each ~ them
The foregoing j. served You 10y pubuca
ti1n Dursiaut 10 order Of the Honorable Hcorkc l.
Audes one 81 the Justices 81 the supreme Court or M
state Of Ncw.YOk dated the jt day Of june le9l ana
fled with the complaint In the Office OF the CcrI Oh the
City and County Of New-York.
Dated. Ncw-YOtk. June oh, !S9l. - l.,r-r,.,.n
Yours &C., HESS. TOWNSEND & MCCLELLAN D.,
Office and r o. Address 4O42 Wall Street Ne"hork Oi
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proposa ais,
u ROpOsALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES

ID ROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES:aoa
L Philadelphia Depo: Of tn Q. n Dept Ne, l.; 70
Arch.st philadelphia Penn, MAY =, 1S9l-Sealod pro
Dosas In duplicate viii De received at this ONCE until
II O'Clock a. M Friday, June 70. 1891. for furnishing ne
L. s. Quarte asters Department in this city VIII me ne
following supplies subject 10 an Increase OF dereas ol
IS per centuin in quantities. VIZ 10000 Sa,Iso ~
cotton duck 900 yards 1907. cotton duck D. OOo Aa
80 cotton duck 80 coo yards cotton drlunc. 3eOO3
Yards rnbleached muslin 1000 yards ba ing cota oO.o
yards White Jeans 10000 yards corset .anS loOo !u
canvas padding 10000 yard black siesi9 ,nQyo par
cotton stockings. 800 shoVels. each long ana snort ~
500 lion bdstesd With woven wJIe bunk sne rSD
. OcO pounds gilling .ne 1888 metal tent >lp. 70
900 pounds D. B. thread 40. 20, and 100 p'uAi, w -
thread TO- 2Oz. poOls 100 dozen srooi cotton 20
so 50 chevron SIX scarlet 2CO noes hack siA
twist. No. II 100 ounces machine SIX, b IIoPVaIs
delivery az other point. vii be eneItlh'd
samples can be seen at SChuykiH Arsenal Bldlero hus
STATE when they will MAKE deveies dia u h rsge on
formed that commencement Of same must b' n-~',
before June 80, 1891. Government IeserytS e ik
70 reject any or all propose Ffti'ren, ~ cnnf
articles ~ domestic production or Manufacture cohu
tons Of quality and price dncluiing N ne pfloe Oh
foreign prOduc lions MANUFACTURES the dnH uler'Yn
bring equal Blanks for PROPOSALS and iu i1i0r''" nl
will be furnished by this Oncc upon alpiIs
velopes containing proposals 70 BE- Endorsed t
Military supplies addressed % ne UNDER iHd
{. G. sAWTELLF Deputy @. NJ. General U > 4.
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GUNNER Resort Snioes.
SUMNER HOMES on THE pICTUREsQUl

SUMNER HOMES on THE PICTURESQUE ERIE.
Nature, man. made the Hudson highlands. the
orange and Shawangunk Mountains and the romantic val
Of Ilmapo, Delaware Waikiki, Lackawaxen and
Neversink rivers II you want deal country life during
the summer to some OF those places.
Copies OF 'Summer Homes" issued by the Erie Rail
describing this charming region may be obtained from
Chambers and West 2Sdst Ferries New.York; 3a1 and
1913 Fulton-s:. Brooklyn 107 Broadway williamsburg
corner Newark and Hudson sts Hc6oken and the Jersey
City Station Send 2-ccnt stamp n W. c. Rncarson Gen
eral Passenger Agent 81 Cotandtst for copy
by mall.
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Gountrp BoarS i1)antso.

COUNTRY BOARD wanted for gentleman. two ladies',
" infant and nurse where other boarders taken
lawn and shade trees and good table ndspen
moderate. =. l.. B. Tribune Once
- CMMER HoARD-By large family, In which there
- IL OF whooping cough four or five rooms re.
CURED must be within three hours OF New York
lars and references, b. H. b., Postoice Box l63S New
YORK.
w ANTED.Select board IN the country With rsTyste
w family, by gentleman wife. child sud nurse within
one hour OF city Northern New-Jersey preferred; VII,
l.. o. BOX 377G.
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Steam
-NEW-UAVEN, 75c.

A NEW HAVEN, 75c.
"A EXCURSION (good days. 81 D.
n, Steamers Z. II. NORIHAM ard CONTINENTAL leave
..1ssP.d CONNECTING New Haven IN special for
&C Through tickets cold and baggage checked at ga
bieadwsy, New-York, and Cour,-st, BrooAlyn.
(ATSkILL MOUNTAINS.-Steamer KAT
a. TERsKILL and CATSKILL leave Pier 20. " r..
soos o. Jay-st every week day at r. IA connecting
Win Catski MOuntsin and Cairo X Il. Directory Of
summer hotels and free at pef mailed
any address by w. J. HCGHEs. Trcas. Catski. ~ y.
For RONDOLT, KINGSTON and inter-
mediate landings from foot OF West lOth-st, Pier Az.
Daily at o'clock Saturdays at o'clock.
NEW-YORK, MAINE. AND \. b. ;. S. CO.
~, : STEAMER .wINTHRoP," for Bar Harbor. East,
Pr CampoDellO, St. Andrews and JOhn, ~ H.. every
ssseioAy Al Special facilities Tor tgslspOftlgh
n hoisss and carriages. STEAMER. LUCY 4. MIL
sseioD. ior kcekland Camden Belfast angor ane CON
fiesI9sr; leave Pier ga = T. freight Isgeiyed daily
" ~ * LOWS ExCHANGE 947 Brosdg,ay, e. II sMiI
Y ~ General Managers, II and 10 Wlliam-st. New
lorH. Bsgsase checked through TO destination
RAMSDELL Line.-St'rs leave Pier "a n. r.
Sioot FRANKLIN for West Point Cold Spring Cornwall
-,Il Landing, New1rre, daily p. m Sunday a. NJ
SOnTH NORWALK.-Steamer City of Albany
Slo eekLnsD,st, 230 D. m. Saturday y. M, Sunday
-" nj. East 31stst 20 minutes later
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1T s. IMMIGRATIUMS SEKyIGE T., BAKGE
=, furnish fuel for u Immigration service on
EMS island during the fiscal year ending June 80 1876;
grafton. Barge Once NewYOrk. y. Y, until noon Of
1uiy d isgl Further information be received
upon application JNo. ID. WEBER, Superintendent OF
Immigration,
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Summer Resorts.
CHURCHILL xHALL,

Omen June 1 20 pee Parjor cars from New-York
and Philadelphia direct hotel grounds without change
transfer; 81 hours from NewIOrk IIeNatlon l,eOO
feet Address . -
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HOTEL BRUNSWICK,

oprs roy rt nIsBNkS YAMki n 10 OCTOBER l.
leading hotel ~ resDe1t, 70 yards from I'M sns
Beach eommodious dining-room table unexeeneu seep
Ing command ocean view. AdoIeSs
e MORGAN q PARSONS.
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SOnTH N0RWALK.-Steamer City of Albany,
Az HeklnaD-st, 80 y. m. Saturday . d. NJ Sunday
-" nj. East 31st-st. 20 minutes later.
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Summer Resorts.
ADJROND ACKS.


This popular resort will June F 4x i aayloT's
circular. Sc. address G. +. TAYLOR s. bON' AaS'''
on Schroon p. o.. Warren Co.. n. Y.
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"SUMyIER HOlIEs."

illustrated book OF $50 pages, describing the sum-
the NewYork, Ontaio and Western Rail
way be obtained free application at Offices below
let above the sea With rates distance and ali hkoins
My 81 ,Ssh;avsr i.lS ssS:aye, 1$s East i2ssS;:t
ton-st.. 215 Atantc-sve., os and lis broadway, 2M
Msnhattan-ave.; or send Q In stamps 70 J. o
ANDERSON, G.. p. A. IS Exchange Place. New.York
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RAMSDELL Line.-StrS leave Pier "a, n. r.
-1sh1M Landing Newbrrg, daily p ~. Sunday a. m
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PR0posALs FoR AETsI ..... sn ....e n

the Commissioner Of Intenal kGSe,n'' i" S f
lngton D. c. June 20 iS9i.-Seaed PROPOSALS Ioi lu.,
nShng articles used IN s1mpling sugars Tor ne hsca
vr,r ending limo aO 1892 Will De received % TINS once
until . O'Clock D. I1 Wednesday. July 10, 1891 BanS
0o-ps for hidip0 and full information VII De iuinsnsd
,sn auncatidis Prog.ais 10 be- addressed 10 The
Undersigned aud marked Proposals Tor snpag ample
serves the gbt 10 valve defects and reject 2ny or all
bids. JOHN w. AAOO-N N"hi"'''V''N''
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ALBANY BOATS.

PEOPLES LINE
Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave old
Pier ~ n. r., foot Canalst at p. DAILY Sundays
excepted also BROOKLYN, foot Fulton-st via. An
MEX BOAT, p Direct connections to Saratoga,
Lake George, Adirondacks, Thousand Islands. Sharon
Springs, Cooperstown, R.chield Springs and Niagara
Falls SATURDAY NIGHT STEAMER connects with
SPECIAL SUNDAY MORNING TRAIN for SARATOGA
L. GEORGE
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SHEn1FF's sALE-HENRy GEBHARDT AND

SHEnIFF'S SALE-HENRY GEBHARDT AND
~ Edward wagner. doing brs' ness under tho
firm name and style of, uebhardt & Va" ner,
plaintiffs, vs. Martha I. Schwabe, defendant.
Under and BY virtue OF an. order OF sale and
decree of foreclosure and sate issued out of tho
state tf Montana, in and for the county of Lewis
and Clarke, en- tho III day Of june, a. D. 1851, in
the above entitled action. " erein Henry Cob
hardt and Etwacu Wagnor, doing business under
tho firm name and style Of Gebha,dt i Wagner,
the above named plaintiffs, obtained = Judgment
!. Sohwabe. defendant, on tho 9th day OF May,
A. ID. 1891, fer tho sum of Si1S.C0 beside interest,
costs and attorney feas. which said decree was on
tho 9th day of May, A.. D. 1874, recorded In judg-
nient BOOK No. ''G'' of raid court st page-I
am commanded to sell all th,se certain lots,
in tho county of Lewis and Clarke state ofMon-
tana, and bounded and described as follows. to-
wit:
Lots numbered four az and five o. in block
numbered seven ~ of the orig n~,ltown.ita OF the
Of Hel, ma said lots nuIiNereu fuurnad five in city
west corner of Nate: and Cntlar arrests in tn,
said bpye mentioned city OF Holena.
Together with al and singular the tenemeNts,
hered EtaIncnts and aponrtcnnrc COS theTcunto be-
longing or in anywiso nppertainlng.
Pubic notice il hereby given that on Thursday.
Of that day at the front door OF tho court house,
Helena, Lewis and Clarke county, Montana, l
Will. in obedience to said order of sale and decree
of foreclosure and sac, sell TIL. al Owe described
property, or 80 mach thereof ms may To necessary
toa'tisiy said jn4Sment, Nth interest and coft'',
q ven under my hand tnis srd day of june. A.
CHAS. NJ. JEFFIRIS. Sheriff.
BY RALPH g. JOHNSON, Deputy Sheriff
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SHERIFF's SAI,E-BY VIRTUE on AN EX.
~ sention II my hands, issued out Of tho district
court OF tho Second judicial district Of tho state
Of Mont IN, in and for tho county OF silver Tow,
IN the sui, Of Henry Ia. Frank rs ninst Charles T..
Hill and John stsinnetz, duly attestcd tho 9Th
day Of May, \. D lSl. ! hale levied upon all tho
right, title and interest OF tho said Charles T..
Jill aud John Steinrnots, In and to tho following
desorihsd propertty, situated in Lewis and Clarke
cour' y, ttate OF Montana. viz:
Lots nine {0l and ten lQ) IN block six hurdred
and two t6s2) OF Nobnok Il Canaon'a addition to
the city of helera. And the fw. \ Of the CIV. y
and the Sc. 4 OF tho sw. Is d tho W u Of tho
60, a OF %efotion fourteen an town ,nip olavcn
Az, north of iauge four "a W st,
Iossther with all and singular tho tenomcnts,
htereditanents and arpuucn,nepe thc;einto
lcloncinE, or Ia unywitc apptrtaiping,
Notice IL hereby giyen, that on We,tnesisy tho
ron, o'o asol NJ Of o,, said day at the tho
ci'y OF helona, l will roll al tho right. tito
md interest Of the said tharle, 1. hill end John
property, to tho highest bidder for cssh IN hs d.
Given nndsr my hand this tho 9Th day Of
CAAH. N. yEFFEnIn sheriff.
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1891.
THE PLEASURE STEAMER,

Makes regular trips through Gate OF Mountain
on the Missouri river, from Htlser's Landing to
Picn'c Canyon and Beartooth Mountain and re-
turn, on Tuesdays, Thursdays aad Sundays, DUR
ing the present Eavisable seAson, leaving Hill.
gers Landing at II a. m. and return by $3.50 n. m.
OF same day. Will also mako special trips with
parties of ten persons or more on Mondays,
Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays, during same
hours of the day. Fare for one person to Picnic
Canyon and return en- regular trips. 81. 80; to
Beartooth Mountain. 81. For parties of fifteen
or more persons, 81 each 10 Picnic Canyon, and
Beartooth So. so. Special trpis for parties of ten
or more to Picnic Canyon 81. so; to Beartooth SO.
For parties of fifteen or more on sr ecial trips
So each. For parties of fifteen or more on spo-
cial or regular trips, including conveyance per
Joha Ieisler's band-wagen. from Helena to Hill
gers, and from Hilgor's to Picnic Canyon and
return to Helena, leaving Helena at Z q. m. and
return at $40 p, m. ssmo day, IS Per person.
N. HILGIaR. Proprietor.
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Automatic Manner..

But time changes minds as we'll AZ man.
ners, though even now whom makiua
changes from one circle to another, it often
requires that a~daptability which could BE-
said found in n who has automatic man.
ners. However, such radical changes not
only appear In dr%awinQ-room repartee.
the o~onveniences and lu1uries AFFORDED
mankind. Railroad travel Ia one instance
A few years ago, comparatively. one had to
consume much valuable time in an uncom.
*ortahie way to make what is now thought
nothing OF as a nights Journey in a sleeper.
portation facilities can be found on tho
fast trains Of tbs Minneapolis Il St. Louis
railway to Chicago, st. Louis, Hot SPRING..
Kansas City, etc. lneoire of any agent OF
the company, or G. Nj: Pratt, general ticsst
and paSssnRer agent. Minneapolis. MINI
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White Sulphur Springs

j. Q. Hussey has commenced tho con-
struotioD OF his house on First street.
Most all tho bridges in the Musselshell
have been swept away by the late heavy
Tains
Louis Penwell has returned to the springs.
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a. - H
;i5s ;s St.; ss: QUARTER
ker county, Ore M q
s , nov T Rssf r., si s|se e CENTURY

is i , now m nsae b, ei since a CENTURY
become identified with the resources and Nrn
development ofthat country. This man INV
Is no other than MIR. john Stewart, one of the
wealthiest and most influential citizens in the
county. In n recent letter he says: ~ had been
suffering from pains in my back and general kid
ney complaint for some time, and had used many
remedies without any but temporary relief. The
pains in my back had become so severe that was
prevented from attending to my work and could
not move about without the use ola cane. Hear
ing, through n friend. of the wonderful cures eff
fected by Oregon Kidney Tea, l was inducedtotlS
n box, and from that very first dose l found instatf
relief, and before using half the contents of the
box the pains in my back entirely disappeared.
have every faith in the virtues of the Oregon
Kidney Tea, and can conscientiously recommend
it to my friends. 4 would Not be without it for
anything
Oregon Kidney Tea cures backache, inconti-
ncnce of urine, brick dust sediment, burning or
painful sensation while urinating, and all alice
tons ofthe kidney or urinary organs of eitherseN'
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THROUGH TICKETS are cold ut all coupon
offices of the Northorn Pacific r. r, to points
North. Fast, sopth and West in the United
States and Canada.
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How to Prevent Roughncss of the Skin.
During cold, dry, windy weather this
the land who prizes a smooth, soft skin.
There is nothing more harmless and effect
i've than Wisdom's Violet Dream for pre-
venting and eradicating tho i'll effects of
seYore weather. Try it.
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He has been attending college in Europe for
the last two uaara

He has been attending college in Europe fol
the last two years.
Miss Minnie Willet, the nightingale OF
Smith River valley, arrived last week to re-
side in our midst. She will live with Mrs.
Atchison, and is DESTROYS of starting a mu-
sic class.
The Rev. Len Hart. the new pastor of the
Presbyterian church, will arrive here from
New York about the 18th of the month, and
will probably hold his first service Sunday
after next. Mr.. Hart and family will oc-
cupy the rooms recently vacated by the
teachers, until the Lease of the manse ex-
pires. s.
The First National bank of this place has
increased its capital stock 800, 900 dating
from the first of July. This is a change
which is demanded by the immense amount
of business that this firm is now transact
ing. The firm have also changed their
hours of closing from four to three D. m.
This is to give the clerks time to close their
accounts before midnight. ea
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Great Falls.

oreRC EAlIS.
Miss Sellstead. of Minot, N. D., has ac-
cepted a position as telegraph operator in
the depot here.
Will Hanks, president of the Merchants
National bank of this city, returned from
New York last Friday.
The First National bank building is we'll
under way, the foundation being nearly
completed. Two stories will be put on at
present.
Col. Leaning, who has decided to remain
in this CITY, has purchased a handsome resi-
dence on Fourth avenue north, for which
he paid $4,000.
Aug. Il is the day set for the opening of
the North Montana fair. There will be a
number of crack flyers from all oyer the
country participating in the meeting.
The To building, corner Central avenue
and Second street, when completed will be
the handsomest structure in Great Falls.
1t will be five stories high. of cut stone, and
will present an imposing appearance.
There will be an excursion from Leth-
bridge to this city on the Fourth Of July.
The visitors will be taken in tow by our
enterprlslng citizens and shown the sights
OF the cataract city. A good time is guar
anteed all.
ii. Q. Phillips brought suit against Her
bert Holloway, state veterinary surgeon,
for damages for condemiug and killing
two mares and a colt. p. M. Baum appeared
for plaintiff and Attorney General Haskell
and City Attorney Leslie for defendant. A
Judgment was rendered for plaintiff in the
sum of 1920 and costs.
Billings.
j. II. Wilson left on Wednesday, train
with two of his two-year-old t~horou0hbrcds
to go into training for the Helena races.
A new dry goods store is to be oaeucd in
the Iomkins building, by A. Hisch, Monday.
MIR. Hisch returned Tuesday from the east
where he has purchased n we'll %selecte /
stock.
w. II. Heffnor was badly hurt while lead
ing two horses ont of a field near the quarry
Thursday, by being dragged at the end Of
tho picket rope. which had become twisted
around his wrist.
The %irrigatlng ditch of tho Italian Ditch
company near Park City is 80 badly injured
by the recent foods that it is n question
whether or not it will be repaired for this
seasons operations.
Tho pulpit Of the Congregational church
WAS occupied Sunday evening by Miss
Brassiield of Missouri, who l~ectured on the
subject of temperance. The lecturer was
young and beautiful.
1t is to be regretted that j. II. Conrad &
Co. have decided to close ont their two
stores and diacontinue business here. This
action Inns hoen decided on from purely
personal reasons, and not from any dissnt-
isfaction over tho results Of tho business.
7. NJ. Gallngher's surveying party started
Tuesday TO run the dividing line between
tho portion OF the Grow reservation devoted
to Rosenbaum ct nj. and that which tho
government OF the United States recently
purchased from the Grow tribe to give il
back to the Crows.
DIR. j. II. Featherston arrived hcr last
Saturday and was 30 we'll satisfied with the
appearance of Billings that he at once de-
for his family, who have since arrived. The
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doctor has opened up his dental parlors in
the Belknap block.
Miss Clara Smith has been engaged to
teach the school at Hunters Hot Springs,
and departed Monday for the scene of her
new duties. The pupils of her department
OF the Billings public school made her a
handsome present az a token of their kindly
feeling towards her.
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Death From Kidney Disease

ls the unfortunate and untimely ending of
thousands of the American people annually.
Oregon Kidney Tea is guaranteed to cure
all forms of kidney troubles. Take it in
time. ~,
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TIME SCHEDULE.

TIME SCHEDULE.
In effect on and after Sunday, March 90, 1891.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT HELENA.
No. /, Pacific Mail, west bound ......., 1:31 d. n
No.2 Atlantic mail. east bound ..... 1910 pm
No, b, Logan and Helena Passenger,
connecting ut Logan with train No.
3. Pacific ENpross, west bound ,....... 1850 H. N
No. 4, Misscula and Butte Express. -, 1870 p, IN
No. (, Marysville passenger. .,..,-...1l:l0 II. III
No. 10, Mnrysyille accommodation 49,. $50 y. IA
No. iu2 Rimini mixed, Mondays, We'd
ne.days and Fridays. ........ 500 y. M
No, 0, Wickos, Boulder and Elkhorn
passenger. 80, =. 49,, 1925 a. m
TRAINS DEPART FROM HELENA
No. !, Pacific Mail, west bound ,....,, t:b0 y. IN
No. ., Atlantic Mail. esst bound. so. . 1865 =. III
No. q, Helena and Logan passenger.
connecting with train No. 4 At Logan,
Atlantic express. east bound .,..,,,., $40 . m
No. d, Missoula and butte Expre5s.... 500 n. III
No. Z, Marysyille passenger, .,...,,.,.. 1;i5 "a. M
No. q, Marysvilie accommodation .,.,.., 800 p. m
No. lNl, Rimini mixed, Mondaya, We'd
mes lays and Fridays ........, =, Sis IA. m
No. 10, Wickes, Boulder aud Elkhorn
Iasst niger ......t..F..++4 ,ttt,...,.,, s!su p. m
For rates, maps, time tables or special infor-
nation, apply to any agent of Ale Northern Pa.
eitic h. H., or to
CHAS. 4. FEE,
A, ID. EDGAR. Genl Pass. 4 r. Agt.,
General Agent, ST. PAUL, MINE
Cor. Main 4 Grand sts., Aeleas. Moaa.
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ARRIVES AT HONOLULU.

CO., No Freight will be receives
after IL noon of day of sailing.