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SUNDAY SERVICES.

The Grand street Metho dist church.
Preaching at IL a. m. and 1880 p. III. All
are cordially invited. D. B. Price, pastor.
First scandinavian church on Hoback
street. Preaching this morning at 1890
and euening at 1880. Sunday school at 2:3O.
j. +. Fredefickson, pastor.
At 7:30 this evening in Odd Feilows' hall,
the subject Of Consciousness, Feeling and
Sensation. All are invited.
First Baptist church. corner Eighth ave-
nue. and Warren street. Services at II a. m.
and 7:3O p. m. Young peoples meeting at
$50 p. m. Preaching morning and even
ing by Rev. C. B. Allen:J r., pastor.
Scandinavian Lutheran services this
evening at eight O'Clock In the German
Lutheran church, corner of Ninth avenue
and Rodney street. Scandjnavians are all
invited to attend. Rev. N. Doe, pastor.
First Presbyterian church: Usual ser
vices will be held in the district court room
OF the court house at IL a. n. and 1880 p. m.
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. L. V. Moore.
Sunday school at 2:30 p. IN. Young peo-
Pies prayer meeting at 6:45.
Presbyterian church, at the Northern Pa
citic depot, in Lenoir hall on Roberts street
near Helena avenue. Preaching by the
pastor morning n evening at the usual
hours, II and 1880. Sunday school at 2:3O;
also East Side Sunday school at Ninth ave-
enue and Idaho street, same hour. A COR
dial invitation is extended to all.
Methodist Episcopal church, Broadway:
Morning service IL o'clock. Subject: sThe
Immutability of Christ" Evening, 7:30,
lecture to young ladies. Subject 'Sarah
the Beautiful" Sunday school, 1915.
Prayer meeting. Wednesday evening, 7:3O.
Gentlemanly ushers. Good singing. All
are welcome. N. Rollins, pastor.
st. Peters Episcopal. corner Main and
Grand streets, Rev. f. 7. Webb, rector.
Celebration Of holy communion at 7:45 a.
m. Morning prayer and litany rite sermon
at II o'clock. Sunday school and Bible
classes at 2:3O. Evening prayer with ad-
dress at $3.50. Strangers cordially invited.
Ushers in attendance at all services.
Christian church, Benton avenue and
| Hemlock street. Sunday school at $40.
Preaching at IL a. M. and 7:30 p. m. Morn
ing theme "The Fellowship of the Gospel
Evening theme Jesus, Our Peace
Christian Endeavor meeting, $50. The
| music will be led by a male quartette. A
| cordial welcome to all. Come and bring 4
friend. j.. N. Smith, pastor.
Preaching at the Congregational church
by the pastor, Rev. f. D.. Kelsey, Sc. D., or
BILE and Sunday chool at the usual hours
at $50 p. m. in the home church. and the
branch school on the East side at 3. p. m
at the German Methodist church. Y. 2. S.
C.. +. meeting at 6:45 p. III. A cordial Invi
tation is extended to oil.
Rev. +. T.. Webb. rector. Residence 81
Broadway. Regular Services: 7:45 a. m.
celebration of the holy communion fexcepl
first Sunday in March,; II a. IN. and 7:3O D
m. Sunday chool and Bible classes, 2:3t
p. m. w. II; Little, superintendent. Ser
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YOU AND I.
A Reception ia Gus Williams by the
Mystic Shriners.

A Reception to Gus Williams by the
Mystic Shriners.
Algeria temple will tender Gus Williams,
who is a prominent shriner, q reception on
Monday evening at Masonic temple after
the close of the performance in the opera
house. All mobiles are invited. On Tues
day evening a Shriners' theater party, NUM-
bering sixty III all. comprising mobiles of
Algeria temple and their ladies, will attend
the performance at the opera house to be
given by the Gus Williams company. Don't
forget your fez."
The comedy to be presented by Mr.. Will
iams' company is said to embrace an inter-
esting plot, interspersed with extremely
funny situations, and a variety of new and
catchy music, with new songs by Mr.. Will
Jams. Mr.. Kelly's wit, together with Mr..
Williams. will have a tendency to create
no little merriment. u and ] is a satire on
New York fiat houses. and was constructed
for laughing purposes, and as Professor
UnQerblotz and O'Donovan Jnnes. Messrs.
| Williams and Kelly have found the two
greatest characters of their lives. They are
ably supported by a company of comedians
! directed by Professor Herman and George
| w. Lederer. Miss Florrie West, who was
especially engaged in England to create the
soubrette role, has made a decided impress
| sion. her singing, acting and dancing being
admirable. Miss Gertrude leila, a So
prano. has been added to t&e list of u and
rs clever artists.
MIR. Williams and the members of his
company will be the guests at q social ses-
sion this evening in Encore hall. The SEES
sion will be held under the auspices OF sew
eral members of the order of Elks.
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Send tor Circular, or Head the Helena Business Educator"
ADDRESS ALL LETTERS TO THE PRINCIPAL.
HELENA BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Institution Whose Fame 10 Not Con
6ned to the State.

An Institution Whose Fame 10 Not Con-
fined to the State.
The fame of the Helena Business college
as an institution of learning, has spread
far and wide, and Prof. Ell. 4. Englehorn,
its principal, ID daily in receipt of letters
asking him to select from among his pu-
pills some n who is versed in telegraphy,
or who is a competent penman, a shorthand
writer, a good ~bookkeeper, or who is a rapid
typewriter. The professor has several of
these applications on hand now from those
desiring skilled assistance. The short
hand Students are in demand, not only in
Offices, but in court rooms as we'll. The
frequency of these applications is due to
The care exercised in selecting only those
for the positions who, Prof. Engelhorn
knows, will give satisfaction. Numerous
unsolicited testimonials from the press,
from parents. pupils and business men are
evidence of the estimation in which the
Helena business college is held bythose who
have had occasion to test it's work or ex-
anime its resources.
Since last September the enrolment has
reached 100, the class of Students being su-
perior that of any previous year. With the
exception of n month, when the college
was closed for repairs, it has been in con-
CAAuOue OHCIb11OA bllCc 1000 Lit OEduCueb
taught include the Pernin system of short
hand, ~telegraphy, languages and the nor
NAL studies which are necessary in prepar-
ing for a university course or for practical
business life. Prof. Engelhorn has comp e.
tent assistants in each department.. The
teaching of short hand by mail is a boon
to those who are unable to leave home, and
costs for a complete course only about 1928.
From IS to 80 per cent. is the average of
short hand students who secure lucrative
positions after taking a course at the Hell
n Business college. This year it is ex-
pected to go much higher. both on account
Of the number of applications for their ser
vices and because of the superiority of the
class of students in attendance.
The students boarding department is q
feature of the college which especially COM
mends itself to parents who send their chill
dren from outside points, and who wish to
feel that these are being propesly cared for
and watched over while away from home.
Both day and night sessions are held, the
latter being particularly beneficial to me-
chanics who work during the day and wish
to improve their spare moments. Alto
Rether the Helena Business college is an in
stitution which the city can feel proud of.
While gaining laurels for itself, it is adyer-
Using the city as we'll.
Dolls and TOYS at half cost at Tha Ree Hive.
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HEALTH IS WEALTH.

DR.. L. G. Vests. Nerve and Brain Treatment.
a guaranteed specific for Hysteria, DizZin 49,.
Commissions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia, Headache,
Nervous Prostitution caused by the use of alcohol
or tobacco, Wakefulness, Mental Depression.
Softening of the Brain resulting in insanity and
leading to misery, decay and death, Premature
Old Age. Barrenness, Loss of Power IN either sex.
Involuntary Losses and Spermatorrhaa caused
by over e~xertion Of the brain. self-abuse Or over
indulgence. Each box contains a months treat
ment. 81 90 a box. or sig boxes for $500 sent
by mail prepaid on receipt of price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOTTLES
TO cure any case. With each order received by
us for sig boxes, accompanied with $500, we will
send the purchaser our written guarantee to re,
fund the money il the treatment does not effect
acure. Guarantees issued only by II. N. Par
chen IL Co., druggists, sole agents, Helena, Mont.
$500 REWARD
We will pay the above reward for any ease OF
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache. In
digestion, Constipation or Costiventes we cannot
0 ire with Vests Vegetable Liver Plus, whom the
directions are strictly complied with. They are
purely Vegetable and never fail to give satisfac-
ton. Sugar Coated. Large boxes, containing
so Pills. 2s cents. Beware of counterfeits aud
limitations. The genuine manufactured only by
The JOHN G. WEST COMPANY, Chicago. Ill. Sold
by II. NJ. Parchen Il Co., druggists, Helena.
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A number of delegates from various
points in the state arrived in Helena YES
terday. With the master plumbers of Hell
ena they will hold a session this afternoon
in the Power block. Questions affecting
their organization will be discussed at the
meeting. The delegates were rendered a
banquet by the local members at the Hell
ena Cafe last night. /.
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j. B. Fetzer. Of MeaKher County, a Cousin
of Bowman's.
Last Sunday Marshal Cronin received a
letter from San Antonio, Tex. inquiring
for relatives of d. E. Bowman. The letter
was from Charles NJ. Barnes, who stated
that Bowman had been Murdered in that
city the 9th inst. He also stated it was
supposed that the man had been murdered
for his money.
j. B. Fetzer, of Utica, Fergus county, in
this state, writes to The INDEPENDENT thai
Bowman was his cousin. s. Bowman, an
uncle of the dead man, is now living some
where in Idaho, having left Montana sew
eral years ago. Mr.. Fetzer does not know
the postoffice address of the uncle. About
the business affairs of the deceased Mr..
Fetzer says he knows nothing. Anything
that he can do toward obtaining any
further information concerning Bowman
hr. Fetzer says he will gladly do If the
other relatives will communicate with him.
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A Montana

A man wearing a wolf skin overcoat rode
a horse down Rodney street yesterday af-
ternoon. Behind him followed three
scraggy looking cayuses. They had to fol-
low. The horse next to the one on which
WAS the rider had his halter tied to the tail
of the horse in 'front.'. The others were fas-
tened to each other in the same way. When
the man applied his spurs to his steed the
tails Strengthened ont and the noses of the
cayuse, q up in the air.
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PROF. II. 7. ENGELHORN, NJ. A. Prin, HEzENz MONT

vice also on Wednesdays (from Advent to
EASTER, 7:3O D. m. The rector may be
found at the church rooms, in the basement
of the church, on. Tuesdays, Wednesdays.
Thursdays and Fridays from II a. m. to
1890 D. IN.
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BUSINESS and PROFESSIONAL MEN APPLY TO US FOR OFFICE HELP,

all mankind in their homage to womankind
since the first engagement was announced.
The hoop of gold that circles all that makes
life worth the living to the normal man and
wife, or the precious gem ring-the engage
ment ring. One the pledge, the other the
bond. We always have a large line of fine
rings ready made up. For those who SO
desire we offer a large stock of 'loose"
goods, j.. e., unmounted diamonds, from
which you may select the stone, and have
the ring made to order. We can take native
gold and useit for making settings when any
particular association makes it desirable. We
intend to increase our diamond stock this
year and have a greater variety than ever
of the mounted and unmounted goods. y
IKE j. STEINMETz EwELRY Col
Main street. near foot of Broadway, Helena,
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We heartily endorse this institution and its
principal and proprietor, H.. T.. Engelhorn, who
is publisher of the Helena Business Educator;
fr.t vice-president of the National Union of
Business Colleges, and a member Of Business
Edul ators' Association OF America and Western
Penman's Association Bitter Root Bugle.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-25

Auction sale opposite Raleigh d Ciark's every
day, Ladies specially invited.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-25

Yes. Almost everyone covets a nice
diamond, either in a ring or other orna-
ment. The jewelers. art is the one art
which has been called into 1equisition by
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We cannot say too much in praise of this insti-
tuition, which aims to be the instructor of the
instructors of the rising 'eneration. and which
SO wei deserves its we l-earnei reputatioi of
the best business college in the northwest. Its
tribute and matter is Palmam qui meriat fat
Helena Daily Herald. - s.,
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p1aJou lol, tnoy hlbO auJOuIueu 10 MOnuay.
Inquiry fails to find any o%utspoken OBJ
jections to the plan Of compromise, either
on the part of the democrats or the repub-
licans who remain in Helena. If there is
any it has not developed, and it is safe to
predict that it will not. For those who are
way no one presumes to speak, but it is
generally understood that they are in ac-
cord with their associates. The arrange
ment of the minor details which were left
to Senators Thornton and Goddard will be
completed by the time the two rival houses
meet on Monday morning. Nothing then
remains but for everybody to sign the
agreement and to get together.
The getting together involves the ar
rangement of things so that there will not
be any future questions as to the legality of
the organization. No politics, nor adyan-
taRes on one sid or the other, are involved
in these arrangements. All that is required
Is that they be Iron bound. copper fas-
tened, and have no holes In them" to allow
anybody to raise a question. These matters
relate to the election of officers and the
starting of a journal SO as to show that the
house met on the first Monday in January.
The plan proposed is that the ifty-fve
men who are to compose the house of rep
resentatives go into the room on the upper
floor of the electric light building and, on
being raped to order, elect the speaker
and other officers chosen by the democrats.
The journal can te made to read that the
house met on the day required by law and
on each succeeding day, without mention
ing where or who presided; that a deadlock
prevented organizations: and that on the
day named (the one on which they got to-
Rether), they effected al organization by
~electing officers. No court, it is believed,
world go behind that journal.
When this ia all arranged there will be
two republicans and three democrats from
Silver Bow who will be left out In the cold.
How it will be decided who is to stay and
who is to go will be left in a great measure
to the Silver Bow contestants themselves.
Ono plan suggested il that the three repub-
licans and the two democrats who received
the highest number of votes on their re-
spectivs tickets be the ones to sit in the
house. Another ia that the two sets of con-
testants draw lots among themselves to see
who will stay and who will 60. The method
OF doing il has little in it of interest to the
publie.
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/ am highly piease1 nth the progress OF my
son, Harry. has made while with you. / can
recommend the Helena Business College in the
highest terms to every parent in Montana who
has q son or daughter to place in college.
nj Mrs. SARAH A. KANoUsE,
Fort Rcptou Mont
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.Fmbr oideries Finest line that has ever bS<n
shown in town just in. and open for inspection,
tomorrow, at brunelI & Co.'S.
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FROM PARENTS.

! take great pleasure in commencing your
Business College as worthy Of PATRONAGE o, and
your methods on instruction meet tho requires
ments OF the business age we live in. Yours
Truly, =. w. kNIdHT.
Cuhier,First National Bank, Helena.
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Fort Benton, Mont.

I heartily recommend the Helena Business
College to young and old as the. place to go to
make rapid progress in practical and useful
studies. Yours vsry truly,
l. GREENWOOD.
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See ad, on other page about the grea. ~auction
sale at Nathan's old stand in the Novelty block.
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All goods at The Bee Hive store must be sold,
as the proprietors have positively decided to go
out of business.
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Goods at your own prices at the great auction
sale at No, Is South Main street.
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THE WORLDS FAIR.

-4LE no - rEJyE
Teachers Favor an Educational Exhibit for
Montana at the Exposition.
The following is the text of a resolution
adopted at the state teachers association
recently held in this city:
Whereas, a Columbian exposition has
been appointed to be held in Chicago in
1898 OF which an educational exhibit will
form a prominent feature, and
Whereas, we believe the educational in
terests of Montana are progressive, eff
cient and capable of making a display that
would be a credit to the state, and
Whereas. We are fully persuaded that
such a display as can be made will prove a
benefit to the state in melting a greater in
terest in educational matters among pupils,
teachers and patrons, therefore
Resolved. That it is the sense of this as
ISOLATION of the teachers OF Montana that
the commissioners, and through them the
legislature be and are hereby requested to
make ample provision for such a disply OF
the work of all public educational institu-
tons OF the state as shall place before the
world a complete showingo of these interests;
also that appropriations be made sufficient to
defray the expenses of such a display.
Resolved. That We pledge our hearty CO.
operation in all efforts to collect data and
material and to contribute in all possible
ways to the success of such a display.
Be sure and go to fhe great sale at the Novelty
block.
l will sell at public auction all goods now il
the Novelty block, opposite Sands Bros, to thf
highest bidder, without reserve. George Booker
auctloneer.
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Boston Ideal Club.

This famous organization will be the
next attraction at Encore hall in the Y. M.
G. A. Star course Of entertainments. The
pouring rain could not keep an audience of
over six hundred people from turning out
last night to hear the Boston Ideal Banjo,
Mandolin and Guitar club. says the Pitts
burg Leader. The entertainment was I'M
der the auspices of the Sharon Lecture
Course, and was without doubt the best of
the kind ever given in Pittsbu, Oh. Every
member of the company was an artist, and
the different selections we're most sweet
and exquisite. The Boston Ideal club GER
tainly made a hit. {
Qou,f fail to attend the snecial oueuing of fine
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OFFICE OF g.. s. j. T.
GRAND LODGE /. @. g. 7.
OF MONTANA.
BOULDER, Mont, Dec. 10, 1850 can with
with pleasure endorse what has been said in re-
gard to the PERRIN System and the H. i. c. and
recommend them 10 all.
@ CLARA N. BELcHFR.
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PRESS QUOTATIONS,

The work of Professor Engelhorn 8 high class
institution speaks for itself. Ho makes no mis-
representations, but may be consulted in full
confidence. = The Helena Independent.
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Auction sale oppo site Gands Bros. every dsy.
Ladies specially invited.
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CLEARING UP DETAILS.
Gossip About the Way the Legisla-
tive Compromise Will Be
Fully Launched.
The Manner Of Getting the House
Journal Into Legal
Shape.
Suggestions rs to How the Silver Bow Mon
Will Decide Who Are to
Stay In.

Nobody around the meeting places of the
rival houses cared to do any business yes
to-day. They preferred, instead, to talk
about the compromise and look forward to
the time when one house would act in con-
junction with the senate in passing laws.
In fact, few members of either party re-
NAMED in the city. When the democrats
got together at 10 o'clock yesterday morn
ing they were without a quorum and at
once adjourned to Monday. The republi-
Gems were in the same FIX. and after being
prayed for, thoy also adjourned to Monday.
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PROFESSOR II. T. EEGELHoRN-I wish to say
to the old students cf 'ss and 80, and to the new
students of 's9 and O. that they cannot go to
better b%u.snefs COLLEGE to pursue a course in
bookkeeping than the Helena business College.
ltwill secure you a good situation.
ALEX b. GALLOWAY, e
Head bookkeeper for NJ. Days Fast Horse
Ranch in Bitter Root Valley.
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FROM STUDENTS.

] wish to express my satisfaction nth the high
esteem of the Pernin system, and also to thank
Professor Engelhorn for his kindness to me and
interest in my welfare while in his laudable in
stitution. MAY v. MILLER,
Helena, Mont. Stenographer for Harlow and
Floyd-Jones.
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Do You Want Diamonds

Chinaware and glassware almost given away q
The Fec Hive.
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This is an institution of which Montana may
feel proud. The graduates it is turning out are
tho oughly qualified to perform we'll and faith
fully Their psrt in life. II is worthy of the heart
lest support.-Rocky Mountain Husbandman.
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The Engelhosn Helena Business College Is one
OF the foremost educational institutions of the
United State. and occupies in He ena tfeshigh-
est position, which il its due From the Daily
Graphic Of New YORK City. y
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Don't fail to attend tn, special opening of fine
embroideries ETC.. Tomorrow, at Brunell Il CO.
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Ladies' muslin underwear at less thin cost at
The Bee Hive. n
A few moro baby carriages at less than cost at
The Bee Hiyesr-'F a.
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THE SAN ANTONIO MURDER.

For the biggest bargains Of the year go to The
Hive.
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Under the management Of its founder and
principal, Professor Engelhorn this school has
steadily advanced along the line of education
until it stands to-day foremost among the insti-
tutions OF learning in Montana. It's graduates
occupy responsible positions in every town in
state, and testify to the value of = thorough bust
ness iraining.-Butte Daily Miner.
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Dolls and toys at half cost at Ths Bee Hive.
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In this ago of CLAP trap and fraud, the Old
g and-bys'' can be trusted. Professor Engel-
horn enjoys the confidence Of the first business
men in A. ontana. Northwestern Farmer and
Rr,adar 10 ". ~
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This institution demands to be judged by the mer-
It's Of the work done in the SCHOOL ROOM the past
SEVEN YEARS.