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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-06-16

" The town trustees OF JASPER on
Monday night rejected all Of the lids
Tor the electric light plants, being salts
NED upon examination that none OF
them complied with the requirements OF
the statutes under which bids were
asked for-tho bids all requiring paw
ment in 30 days after compietion.1 while
ne isS reserves certain proportion for
~ DAYS, In order that the plant may be
thoroughly tested. There was also 9TH
er minor defects in each of the bids.
had there not been the Board would
have contracted with one OF the bidders.
Wi these defects prevented. The petit
uon Tor the plant is yet before the Board
ana they should re-advertise for new
bids. Two.thirds Of the citizens ofJss-
per are 10 favor Of any public improve.
ments -an ele ctric light plant included
and are willing to pay for il. Ii the
Board has any doubt Of This let them
call mass meeting any night, and take
tho votes OF citizens upon il. This
would necessitate no outlay of money,
and would readily determine the mat
ter TO the salts action of all reasonable
persons. Jasper has no bosses to dc
tate what the people must do. We are
Oil on political equality, from the poor
est 10 The richest, from the most igno-
rant TO the most learned, from the stupid
hosrder Of bis wealth, who is afraid of
paying ont q nickel without he is sure
dime is coming back for ii, TO the Law.
ish squanderer of his wages. All alike
are entitled TO the same voice and influ-
ence as 20 what shall be done by the
puoIic authorities. The tcwu board
should not assume the position Of boss
es" OF the people, but rather carry out
!helr requests when properly made
known. The wish for an electric light
has been made kn .wu to them by large
majority Of all the tiers. Ii they sup
pose there has been q change of senti-
ment since that petition was presented
Iet tnem hold en- lection on il some
n'ght' ana they can easily find out.
Don't be afraid OF the People.
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Chicago, and checrfully does so;
WARNING TO WOMEN.
We, the undersigned societies of Chi
csgo. give this warning TO young WON
Worlds fair.
Beware OF advertisements Of Light
Work and Good Wages"
Beware OF those seeking your ac-
|quaintsnce in the cars. depots or streets.
Beware ofinvtations to suppers, the
alters, or any place Of amusement.
Thousands OF young women are want
for immoral purposes, and we know
that hospitals. boarding houses, employ
ment agencies. work shops aud even
schools are canvassed bv respectable
looking people who are seeking VIC
Tins
Reliable information abont lodging
and work will be furnished ;ree by
mail or at the Office of the Protective
Agency for Women and Children,
Room s23 Opera House Building. Chica-
90, daily except Sunday, from to 5.
or from any OF the societies given be-
low
Reliable information always given by
the janitress of the Ladies' Visiting
Room in each depot in Chicago.
Protective Agency for Women and
Children, Chicago Opera House Build
ing
Young Woman's Christian AssOcia-
ton. Room 81, 243, Wabash Avenue.
Working Woman's Home. Fl S.
Peoria st.
Home of the Friendless 1926 Wa
bash Avenue.
Anchorage Mission, w. G. T. u, The
Temple.
Oh csgo Womsn's Club.
Illinois Women's Alliance.
Chidren's id society.
Deacone~s' HOME
South Division ChriltiAn + d,avor
Union.
The King Daughters.
Eawor'h Lragur.
adelphia Society.
Chicago Relief ,nl Ali Society.
Illinois Humane Society
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-06-16

Washington Gazette Jasper, our
Dubois county neighbor, is soon TO be
lighted with electricity. and in view OF
that end Councilmen M. +. Durlauf. +
Kempf, Henry Pau and WIN. Flick
came over last Friday to see our plant
and investigate the merits OF the lights
They returned home we'll pleased aud
we shall soon expect Jasper to be light.
ed with the same system as our vicinity
The gentlemen were also highly pleased
with our city and spoke highly OF H.
healthy growth.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-06-16
6-Anent the electric light question

or Anent the electric light question
the COURIER has no question but the
bids were wrongfully hidden BY some
one to prevent the public from seeing
them. The editor spent several hours
looking for item in vain. They were
public documents. under the law open
to inspection. and the only proper place
for them was among the town Clerk's
records out they were u OF there, and no
one was permitted to see them, not even
. member OF Board until an illegal Sun
day night caucus had determined what
action should be taken!
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Notice to Bridge Contractors

NOttcc to Druse contractors
Notice Is hereby given that the Board
OF Commissioners OF Dubois county
will receive bids up to IL o'clock, NJ.
THURSDAY, jury O, 1893,
For repairing the stone abutments o,
the bridge across Hall creek. on the Gel
cstine and ST. Anthony road.
Also, for the erection upon said abnt
mcn's. after they are repaired. OF low
truss iron bridge, IL feet wide, acros.
said Hall creek.
Plans and specifications for the work.
ms, ~ saen at any time at the Count,
Auditors office.
The BoasG reserves the right 10 reject
any and all bids.
BY order OF the County Commission.
crs.
Jonv GRAMELsrAcHER,
June Is. l893.3t. County Auditor.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-06-16
l.. II. n st. Louis to Chicago.

Passengers for Chicago on Train No.
50 from jasper to Evansville, leaving
Jasper a. lO:4O q. m, upon informing
the Conductor, can have the Words
Fair Special on the +. e. 4. II. held for
them at the junction in Evansville, thus
enabling them to reach Chicago At 10 D.
m. the same day, less than ~ hours
from Jasper 10 Chicago.
JOS. BENEDICT, Ag't Jasper.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-06-16

THE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe-
yer Sores, letter, Chapped Hands. Chill
blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions
and positively cures Piles, or no pay re-
quircd. II Is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
IS cents per box. For sale at Martin
Fricdman's Drug store.
April I, 1S93.--ly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-06-16
County superintendent.

Gibson, Il. w. Cullen. reelected.
Davies. p. r. Wadsw orth. reelected
Warrick, S. w. Taylor, reelected.
Pike, John Blaze, new one.
Vsnderburg, j. w. Davidson, re
elected.
Knox. Peter Phillippi. new.
Martin, John T. Norris, reelected.
Spencer, J. w. Nourse. new
Perry, y. J. George, reelected.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-06-16
NOTICE.
Letting Of Dubois County Poor
Farm.

The Board Of Commissioners OF Du.
bois County, Indiana, will receive sealed
bids TO let the Dubois County Poor
Farm. including the taking care of and
board Of all county paupers thereon. Tor
term OF three years, commencing Sep
TENDER lat, 1898. Bids will be received
At the County Auditors Office MP to
THURSDAY. July 8, 1893.
The right TO reject all bids, or any
bid, is reserved, As is also the right to
choose between bids. A bond will be
required Of successful bidder for the
fultillment Of his contract.
AUG. II. KoERNERl
JoHN j. ALLIES. Com ..issioners
CONRAD JAcKLEY
June Is, lS93-3t.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-06-16

The annual meeting Of the stockhold.
ere of the Phenix Loan Association OF
Issper will be held at the town hall, on
Friday, June 80, 1898. at 80 o'clock y.
m, for the purpose OF choosing officers
for the ensuing year, and such other bu-.
mess as may come before them.
by order of the board OF directors.
GEO. w. GRAMELsPAcHER, Secretary.
June l6, 1993,-3t.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-06-16

AO's' &Z45 oU
Frank Joseph was appointed School
Trustee In place Of Dan Miller, whose
term bad expired.
A petition was presented by Issdor
Schuhmacher to extend the grade of
North Main street from l4th TO 18th
street. Referred 10 Trustee Pau to
examine and report upon at the next
regular session.
Chss. Soligs. ex.Treasurer, presents
his hnsl report, which was referred to
committee to report upon hereafter.
IN the matter Of the electric light
plant petition the board having exam
ined the bids Of toe TT. Wayne Electric
Co., the Commercial Electric Company,
OF Detroit, Mich, and VIM. N. Gray,
OF Cincinnati aud find that none OF
said bids comply with the requirement IL
OF the law, aud the orders OF the board
made herein. Upon motion all OF the
bids were rejected. and IL Is now here.
upon ordered by the board that in or.
der TO ascertain the sense Of the peopl g
OF Jasper thereupon. a. to the desirsbiI-
ny OF the town constructing an cleo.
tric light plant to be owned by IL. the
Board refors the matter back 10 them,
and requests their petitions pro and con
10 De presented TO the board at it's next
regular meeting. the 10Th OF July, TO
which time further consideration OF this
matter 10 continued.
Comes now Il. Buettner, attorney for
the town, and 10 accordance with for
mer Instructions Of the Board. presents
to the Board the proposed petition to
the County Commissioner Of Dubois
county for the annexation OF certain
real estate 10 the corporate limits OF the
town, together with the necessary sur.
veys and plats. made by Engineer Henry
Berger. for said proposed additions,
which are now here approved BY the
Board. and signed by each trustee, and
the attorney directed TO present it tc
tho County Commissioners ct their mex
regular session In September.
There was something Of q stormy ses.
sion cane In here. A motion was made
TO virtually depose Marshal Brosemer
by repeating oil orders allowing him q
salary, aud that the Board appoint Hen.
~ >. Melchior az Deputy Marshal, over
the Marshal's objections, and allow Tho
Deputy $50 per month, being Is more
than hereto fore allo wed TO the Marshal
and that he perform oil duties required
BY the Board without any extra fees, and
fixing his bond ct $500. The motor
after discussion was adopted, and Mel
cAior was directed TO present his bond
ata special meeting Of the Board on Tho
18th inst.
DR.. Ed. Kempf presented his resig
nation % Trustee for the 9th ward, init
mating that ~ the Board was not in
clined to pursue q correct course h
would n OF serve any longer with them
The Board then adjourned for the ev
ening.
TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 1893,
The Board met and approved DEPUTY
Marshal Melchior's bond, and he wa
sworn 10 % On officer Of the town. and
appointed % street commissioner, also
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-06-16

To all points on the l.. T. 4 ST. L. r.
Il. tickets will be sold July 3D. u Alb,
good returning July 8, at one fare tor
the round trip
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-06-16

New Coal MINE.-Mrs. Mary Meg
ncr has opened another coal bank on her
land near the Cedar Garden, vein -four
and one.half feet thick, coal said TO be
finer than any found 10 this county, and
an excellent blacksmith coal. Coat, that
will very readily command IL cts per
bushcl here. and 20 cts in Chicago. Mr..
Nicholas Laure, her son-in.law, IL su.
perintending the job. Will DE ready TO
deliver coal about the 1st Of September
Town PROPERTY SOLD. Recorder
Brit Leming this week bought the
handsome residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. A
:. Vest, on Clay street, and will get pos.
ession In September. The property
cold for $3.50.
Mrs. Alice II. Green bought the resi-.
denoe formerly owned by Mr. yeming
for 5000, aud will move there when Mr.
Lcming gets possession OF his purchase
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-06-16

Board met in regular sessi on June IL.
All Trustees present.
Tho fOlIo
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-06-16
Obituary.

DIED. on June 8. 1898, Mrs. ANNE.
wife OF Franklin Simmons, OF Columbia
Up. She was the daughter OF Ii. aud
M. A. Smith, and was sick but shor,
time. She was kind friend. loved by
every body, and'leaves a husband. two
children, both parents, brothers aud
many relatives who are sorrowing over
their loss. She was a member OF the
NJ +. Church, having joined when she
was young, aud always lived faithful
Her body was laid TO rest in Ames Chap
pei graveyard, Rev e. Pinnick preach
ing the funeral. The beresved friends
have universal sympathy OF the COM
munity. A FRIEND.
MARRIED. AT Evansville Weduesds,
evening, June Ii, 1893. by Rev Mr.
Bacon, Mr.. AUGUST MoENKHAUs, OF ST.
Louis, and Miss FLORA LEIGHTON, OF
Evansville.
Both the bride and groom were resi-
dents of Jasper aud lIuntughurg, ~
spectively, for many years. Miss Leigh
ton having for several years been -
teacher in this county, and Mr.. Moenk-
haus being q native OF Huntingburg.
They came to Jasper Thursday morn.
ing TO see old friends, and will make
their home in st. Louis. The COURIER
extends congratulations and best wishes.
UThe Commencement exercises OF
the Public School last week ia Jasper
was largely attended, the speeches and
music were highly appreciated by all,
particularly the fine instrumental music
rendered by the Durlauf trio. Those
Durlaut boys would be hard TO beat any
where. The room was handsomely
decorated the presentation Of county
medal and diplomas by Sup't Wilson
we'll done. aud made interesting TO !,
while the flowers presented each OF the
graduates by the young ladies were OF
the finest. The entire exercises reflect
great credit on the scholars aud Princi-
pal Of the School. Mr.. L. *. Dougherty,
and to Miss Minola Friedman, who ex.
erted herself 10 training the vocsl class.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-06-16

The COURIER has been requested to-
publish the following circular sent out
by the United Society Of Women, OF
Chicago. aud checrfully does so:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-06-16
UNITED STATES HOTEL
WILL STREET, JASPER
AUGUST :: KAEGIN.
PROPRIETOR

The travelling public will find w
honsc wei, furnished and fitted every
way. aud The best OF attention VIII w
given 10 the wants OF guests. The Tut
allure and beds are all new, nnh w
able will he found supplied with 'hc
best ,he market affords. Terms reason
able.
Aug. Kaegin-
March 1925
The Helena independent., 1893-09-04

Every lady in the city knows our
stock Of Laces. Think Of it,, this
week at ONE-HALF PRICE
The Helena independent., 1893-09-04
JOHN w. KENDRICK.

Som ething About tho Now General Man
agsr of the Nsrthsra Paolfio.
John W. Ksndriek. who was appointed
setting general manager of the Northern
Pacific, to succeed the late w. e. Msllen,
has been appointed general manager by the
seosivsrs Of that company. Mr.. Kendriok
10 In his fortieth year. and was graduated
from the Woreester Polytechnic institute
In 1873. In. 1879 he began his railroad
Ga Ger a. levelman on the Yellowstone limo
Of the Northern Pacific. then constructing.
!ocation Of the road, and for the next two
years was In charge Of the oonstruction Of
1C0 miles OF track Of the Missouri and yell
lowatone divisions. In 1883 he was ap-
pointed chief engineer Of the st. Paul T.
Northern Pacific, and In 1888 was appointed
chief engineer of the Northern Pacific, sue
cssding Gen. Adna Anderson. deceased.
His Jurisdiction has since been extended
over all leased lines, including tho Wi.cop-
sin Central. Chicago & Northern Pacific
and Chicago g. Calumet terminal. Mr..
Ksndrick il particularly we'll qualified to
discharge the duties Of his new position,
% his knowledge of the property and tho
needs Of the country through which It
chief engineer much important work has
been accomplished, notably the Cascade
tunnel, the Little Falls-Staples and Gala
tin Butte cut-offs. the construction Of tho
Northern Pacific d Manitoba, the exten sion
to the Big Bend (Wash.) country, besides
many other Washington and Montana
branches. and the Como and Edison shops.
M. KendEiok rstnins tho title Of chief
engineer.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-04
ASSIGNMENT OF TEACHERS.

Whore the Public School Instructors viii
Bs This Term.
The public schools Of Helena will opsa
this morning for the fall term. Tho fore
Aoon will be devoted to tho enrolment Of
pupils and getting ready for work. There
will bs no school in Tho afternoon. supt.
Young has made tho following assignment
OF teachers:
Csrsy-Fi,st and second grades; Belle
league.
. eheridan-Fi Fists and second grades. Emma
Hoover.
~. aneo,nFis:t sssd'. Alice Williams sec.
.Jefisrson-si1th and seventh grades.
Mary 9. Matthias. principal; fiitb. Bertha
Kelly; fourth. Jennie Workman; third, Eva
Miller; frst. Satis Crum.
Bryant-Fifth and sixth grades. Athylia
Shaffsr. principal; fourth. Gertie Riefsn-
tath; ::coud. Ms. DsCamp; nrst Ars.
ms,son-Fifth grade. Annie somsr-
meier, principal; fourth, Phena Smith;
third. Katie johnston; second, Mrs. E..
Giles; hrst.. Ms. Carpenter.
Hawthorno-Ssvsnth grade. Mary E.
a..n aM.flsy; principal; si1tb, Mary Hickman;
third. Anna Woodruff; second, Fanny
Cram; frat. Ada White.
Csntral--First grade. Alice Hopper. pria-
oipal; second. Mamie Woodman; third.
Lily K.einsohmidt; fourth. M. b. Black
stone; fifth. Della Burton; sixth. Minnie
Allison; seventh. Clara Avery.
High Schools. A. Merritt. principal;
Annie Fsiendlioh. Franc Maaness. May
BY; eighth grade. Sarepta Sanders; eiRhtb.
Ida Fullerton; Arst. l.. B. league.
Musio-Madam II. Medini-Casedy.
Whiting w. u. Harsh.
D,awinQ-Elizabeth Gets.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-04

ProEramm OF the Annual Bexirks-Turn.
fest.
Grand celebration of The seventh annual
Bezirks-Turnfsst OF the Montana Tu,n-
esirk ON BspI 2 8 and 4.
Sept. 2, reception Of the arriving Tu nsrs
al Turner hall and conoe I given by the
Helena Msennsrchor.
Sunday, Sept. 3. picnic and gymnastio
exercises At Kranich's grove, admission 25
cents.
Monday. Sapt. I. session OF tho officers of
the Montana Turnbszirk In the morning al
the Turnor hall; excursion of tho delegates
to Hotel Broadwater and priz, swim ming
in the afternoon. In this evening grand
ball Al the Turner hall and distribution of
prizes. Tickets for ball 81 q couple.
All societies Of the Montana Turnbexirk
will be represented by larRs delegations.
and the picnic at Kranioh's g owe will un-
doubtsdly be the best ono OF the season.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-04
THE DUTY OF THE HOUR is
Have Confidence
In One Another.
PATR0N[ZE HOME TRADE.

Buy all the goods you can in
Felena Our SUCCESS means your
success. If money only grew on
trees and everybody owned an
orchard it wouldn't mako any diff
terence where it was spent or how.
But as it is it makes great differ
ence whether you spend it wisely
or unwisely. Therefore buy from
Helena merchants.
Laces and handkerohiefs come
from weaving, and we are weav-
ing inevitable spells in bargains
for our trade. See them, and you
will be convinced that nowhere
under the sun will or can there be
such bargains found as we will
offer you this week. Our tall stock
will soon be here and we must
have room for it. Every one
knows that our goods are marked
in plain figures and lower than
any other store in the city. But
that does not matter, for here they
90 at
The Helena independent., 1893-09-04
Legal blanks at this Office.

Go to Tho Bee Hive this week and buy your
supply Of towels. Good sized Turkish batt
towels for 15c.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-04

A IIAB SUMMONS-IN THE JUSTICES
a court Of Helena township. county Of Lewis
and Clarke. state Of Montana, before A. {. Vo-
tAw, justice OF the peace
Z. A. lister d Bro. plaintiffs. ". Peter Davis,
defendant.
The state of Montana to the above named de-
fendant, greeting:
You arc hereby summoned to be and appear be-
fore me, A. I. Votaw ajnstice Of the peAo in and
for the county Of Lewis and CLARKE. at my Office
in Helena, within ten (l0l dAys after tho tomp'e-
ZION of the publication of thi. summons. to- Wit:
After Sept. la le.S. then and there to make An
swer to tho complaint Of the above named plain
titfs. In civil action to recover tho sum Of tive
hundred and 9 Z and 25 l)J ($21O.23) dollars for
work and services hauling ore from tbs Mime
.ots mine to Gregory eoncsntrator in jefferson
county, aontAna for defendant, At his srecial
ina ance and request. during and prior to July
"a. 1893, and in default thereof ju gment will be
rendered asrn yon, Potter avis. the above
named dofel mt, for tho sum OF two hundred
and ak and as-lO0 dollars and cost, in this behalf
expended.
Given under my hand this 18th day of August
A. ID, 1898, A. {. VOrAW,
Justit of the Poaca.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-04

inston 4 warranty deed to II about 1882.
The latter put u In the hands Of Col.
Innes TO sell, and he associated with him
self L. F. MennRs. who WAS then In hard
sttaits. The farm became very valuable
and the Reminstons. lnnss and homage oil
got rich from il. while King WAS bankrupt.
About 1883 King brought suit IN set aside
ths deed. have II declared a mortgage. and
for an accounting Of the GALES. King re-
covered about $4,000. 900, while the Rem
inatons were almost ruined. Msnage was
supposed TO have become wealthy out OF
the ptocssds of this and other t. transactions
and became one OF the founders OF the
Northwsstsrn Guaranty Loan company. In
which several Of the wsalthisst men In
Minneapolis are interested.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-04

Low Rates via the Northern Pacific.
Helena TO II. Paul and rstsrs, go; Anai
limit ninety days from date Of sale; no
stspovsr.
Helena to 81. Paul and return. geo; final
limit ninety days from date OF sale; transit
Limit IN each direction, forty daya with
stepsvsr privileges.
Helena 10 81. Louis and return, e68; 6nal
limit ninety days frsm date Of sale; transit
limit forty days in each dissstton, with
stosovsf privilsRss Al all points west Of 81.
Paul.
Helena TO Chicago ana retain, account Of
Worlds fair. $685. 20; going and retaining
Same route; ANAL limit isturninR Nov. 10;
NO stopovsr.
Helena TO Chicago aud rsturu go transit
lint; forty days In saoh direction; Ansl
Limit Nov. H. with stop-ovsE privileges a.
81. Paul and points west; return via Union
Paeiho ~ passsnasr's option.
Tbs Northern Paoiee 10 the only line
ru.niaa Pallmsa .lsspiag. ears fren Hell
sna to 81. Paul. niaasapolis and OAiesao.
The fast train for Chicago and ths east,
leaving Helena at l0:bb p. M. ID ths only
traia covering the distance In two DAYS.
This 10 the only railroad Offering its Hel-
ena patrons doabls daily passenger train
service and through traAscont On tai trains.
For sleeping car reservations and tickets
call At the Northern PAcifc ticket ofiios, OF
address. A. d, EpoAa.
Cor. Main and Grand streets. Helene
The Helena independent., 1893-09-04

special drive Of white bedspreads at The Fee
Hive this week. Call and 500 their great bar
gain at Ito for this week only.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-04

The Montana state College Of Agriculture
and Mechanic Arts.
This institution will open at Bozsman,
Mont, on Sept. Is. Instruction will be Riven
In tho following courses: Agriculture, do
msstic economy, applied science, business,
music and the academy. Tuition in any
courss except music viii be $40 psr yea.
Board and lodging. 81 and upwards per
week. For catalogues address A. M. Ryon,
president Bozeman. Mont
The Helena independent., 1893-09-04

Infants long cloaka. embroidered cashmere In
cream aud tan, at el.75 at The Eee Hive.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-04
ANNUAL OPENING.

Englehorn's Helena Business College Be-
gins the School Year.
The eleventh annual opening of the
school year at the popular Enelehorn busi-
dass college. day GLASSES. will OCCUR Tues
day. Tho night olasses will be organized
Wednesday evening. Students who can
should begin their studies On the opening
day. and Prof. EnQlehorn hopes to see all
who are prepared TO bes In the work At The
college on Tuesday. He will meet night
students Wednesday evening.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-04

White pique In assorted patterns for apron
and childrens dresses only five cents per yard q
The Bee Hive reduction sale.