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The state herald., 1893-09-29

State Treasurer Nance who went down to
Caldwell 10 sec the boomers rush upon the
Cherokee strip, told the following amusing
incident to reporter OF the Denver RspSh-
Rcdn:
"Weil. we went Into the Strip by train and
made from five to fifteen miles an hour. This
railroad was fenced IN on either side with n
barb-wirc fence. AZ We were going along
thcfc was woman In the car ahead OF US
who suddenly made up her mind she saw u
claim she would IKE to bavc-nud 1t turned
out to he one Of the best on the line We went
over. She bundled her i2-ysar-old boy, neck
aud cfop, out OF the car wlnddWf throwing D
gun after hfns She was through that car
window herself Id i6rs time than II takes to
tell II, and, seeing what si'e was up to three
men followed suit, and each sc; about cross
Ing that fence. Tho old woman fell all over
herself, and the men were no more ngiie or
graceful go that by the time they all got "
their feet the boy was through the fence.
'rrhsn began n scene that scared me half
To death. The woman tried 10 get through
the fence, but could not, rs her skirts caught
In the bnrhs. In the meantime tho men
started To climb through and II would have
done your heart good 10 sec that l2-yrar-oid
youngstcr line up alongside that fence and
throw up his Winchester.
"'Don't none Of you fellows come through
TIL NAV does, he cried, and not man
budged The old woman then left her boy To
watch the fence while sho scurricd oil to
make her stake.
The state herald., 1893-09-29

"Iook hero. mister" said the man
with u carpet sack. III am wlllin' 10
do anything that's In reason. | am
wiliin' TO mind any rules ycr hotel
sees III TO got up, aa long rs they
have amy common scnso back oil ON,
but nil fyo got 10 say. that II yer In
earnest You've vi'lntod the principles
OF common sense. an II It's n Joke
It's mighty doggoncd poor one. Z"
"Whnt ON earth do you monnr tho
ho,ci clork asked M the guest took
breath. ii nllndc TO them signs
yo'vc got tackled up In my room. One
of thnm says Don't blow out tho gns.
and another snys. 'Gns burned after
midnigbtll be charged FUR extra
Now. what In thunder "a follor goIn'
10 do,-Washlngton sun
The state herald., 1893-09-29
FARLEY AND pALAvgR.

When we say that man Is sound,
we mean that he agrees with us
Horse Dcalcr-I always pick my
customers fricnd-Do you? was
told that you skinned them,
'ilns scribblc made anything out OF
HI. short storicsP' "ycs." "Do you
know wha,9r "a nat failure"
''itsa funny thing that what IL IN.
sailors Joy Is tho actors sorrow. "
unused iInvcrly. "what IL tbntP'
asked Austen. IA lighthouse.
Mamma - Robbie, iaat that thu
niclscl gave you 10 put In the contrl.
button box7 i,obnlc--Oh. no put
that one In, and this IA grcn. deal
newer one that | took ont Of Il.
rcachcr-'rhn, IL the fourth aucs.
ton you have failed 10 answer. n
YOU don't study harder nov. how do
YOU expect To got along when you
grow up Little Boy I guess ri be
q school teacher, an when want To
know anything ~ jus nsk tn class.
The following death notice lately
appeared In u UcorRln paper 'Our
'devif wns buried to-day W. told
hin to follow copy and the wind blew
lila manuscript out " the window,
aud In trying 10 follow II he broke
hls neck We have ordered another
by froi-n', bat will give him different
ini.,ruuiions
Have yon been nshins7" raid tho
ihthor The boy wa. silent There
wns evidently great struggle going
or within him "fou pust answer
ne, NJ som have you been nshlngy'
Wfll' father. wilt You tell the one
thing iiusf' "Yea What II lt2''
The state herald., 1893-09-29

Several days ngo n well-known physielan OF
this city was called to treat young lady who
complained OF n pain in her side. IL might
be well ~ state that this young lady lives
within 100 miles Of Marysyllc. To all APP
pearancc It was u cas-. Of pleurisy, and tho
doctor treated her for thai malady without
effect A little questioning ELECTED the fact
that her pain dated from the time muscular
young man paid hcrn visit. The physician
made an examination and asccrtained that
the young lady had rib broken. IL Is 10.
fcrcd that the young man Rugged her 80 hard
that the broken RIB was the consequence.
The parties to this unfortunate and very PEE
cuiar affair are prominent In society circles,
aud a mention of names would cause sensa-
lion. Warlysuiis Democrat.
The state herald., 1893-09-29
THE OTHER FELLOW.
1t 10 This Which Makes the Old Baohs
lOr Feel Like A NonsukitS

lor Feel Like d NonsutitJ.
The real truth Is that we bachelors
have no place in society, or at best
we are what merchants call dunnage
stuff, put in to fill up odd holes and
keep the valuable cargo in its place
and uninjured, says writer In the
Waverly Magazine. We arc mistakes
--overslghts. Nature abhors bache-
lor. The unmarried woman we know
is a valuable element in soclety. She
has a career. Il there is not one fit
for hor we have to alter our laws and
habits SO as to make one. But no
| one makes career for bachelor.
was talking to Miss Nellie the
othor day (Arthnf WASN'T there;
generally happen to call when he
Isn't there), and asked her OF what
use she considered me. She looked
at me and said with little laugh:
"Oh, you make one"
"Of any other utility"
"WcIl," she replied. sea fching her
memory. you bring flowers sometimes;
you talk to mamma; oh, and once you
took me to the theater-to the dead
Heart"
THAT was an allegory." observed.
ut was" said she. "just after |
round that had begun to-you know
Tor arthur
10 return" said !. "lf l disap-
peared would anyone miss me?
wouia soul notice my abscnceP"
said this in tones of deepest
melancholy.
IRON what he says sometimes"
responded Nellie, with twinkle In
those blue eyes oil hers. 81 think
Arthur would"
lhats Just 1t! A bachelor Is n
honentity or q nuisance. don't
mihd being nuisance to Arthur; in
way like it. But the general
truth, and l don't want to digress
INTO personal matters, remains. Now.
10 DO noncntity Is perhrps the most
annoying thing that can happen to u
.an' anu W pc !" h"isahce-weii, III
$3.50 M sV Tvs poor CONSERVATION ioesiues'
-, .,ssite n"'ii'a" mas hihtea 10 me
Ill ~ =. ooy .'a' sau uoos NV Gun
i '', I"e''h'o'e'
40 '"S ui sol" NJ .he ciup
W. oNoni"e W wv "so, iooking at
go ~ . ,ailon WV Jake ~ W.
49, 'na. ~. Nc married , men IKE 10 Know
nii' I'm, .iiihss ioahy eost', wheh led
"'e s"' uo"n vcsiue me-
on raVula'o me- s"lu hei "iVc
J"9t "Soii s"Saseu'
The state herald., 1893-09-29
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products 10
the needs of physical being, will nttest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; eflectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevcrs
and permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in 50c and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufac.ured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute il offered.
The state herald., 1893-09-29
CHIEFLY cHAFr.

ne-i never saw clothing so chen,
NJ IL Is now. ANY man can dress ,Il,s
gentleman. she-Y.s, indeed So
can the ladies.
ut.. s,,.i, 49,,
Miss pi,yy's haIr .,,.a a,., ' .na'
10 her fee. Miss pnlIsndc-Wh., III,
she get Il NO long forP
FRS, Chicago girl-D, vo, Io,.
your busband2 S.eonJ cbic.yo a.,
Indeed do. I low. him nnrc ,han
any man I oyer ,nnr,,ed '
Edith--lIow I hate tina, Mrs Hitler,
] should Hike In pull her hair out by
the roots Ethoi-i.u,, my goodness,
her hair doesn't have any roots
The state herald., 1893-09-29

A simple barometer can be made by filling
common, wide-mouthch pickle bottle with
Ia three inches OF the top with water. An
ordinary Florence oll.iask should be washed
thoroughly and stripped OF it, straw covering.
This should be Inverted and its neck plunged
IA far NJ IL vii go In the pickle bottle. This
give. a complete barometer. In fine weather
the water wilt rise into the neck OF the flask
higher thAn tho mouth Of the pickle bottle in
wet and windy weather It will fall to within
an inch Of the mouth of the Task. Before a
heavy gale OF wind, and at least eight hours
before the gale reaches lis height, the water
has. II a said, been seen TO leave the flask al
together
The state herald., 1893-09-29
August
Flower

II am happy to state 70 YOU and
to suffering humanity, that my wife
has used your wonderful remedy,
August Flower, for sick headache
and palpitation of the heart, with
satisfac,oryresults. For severalyea
she has been a great sufferer, has
been under the treatment ofeminent
physicians in this city and Boston,
and found little relief. She was in
duced to try August Flower, which
gave immediate relief. We cannot
say to much for it." L. c. Frost,
Springfield, Mass. o
The state herald., 1893-09-29

TO obvihic the risk Of expulsion
that may attend Indulgence In tho
practice Of Kissing At public enter
tnlnmen,s. tho llolginDs have IN,
vented an ingenious little instrument
for emitting the desired noise II Is
n tiny bellows with u whistle for a
mon,hpiccc which the spectator puts
under his foot
The state herald., 1893-09-29

Old Lady And so you expect to
at married when you grow up
llttlo Glrl-Of ionrso Everybody
gots married. won't shy "no. like
Aunt Lucy did and ba nn old maid =
NJ. indocdy.
"rcrhn9s you won't Hike those
Who AK your
"Oh. yes. will. p: guess feel
real sufo that when u real nleo little
rrown.up boy comes to ask mo TO got
married IN he 50 happy ! won't walt
TO run down stairs to meet him III
lust Hide down tho bnnlAtorA
The state herald., 1893-09-29

Boy choirs. trained as such singers
are trained In Great Britain and
Germany, were almost unknown In
this country ten years ago and are
not common now. though there are
several admirably trained boy cholrs
In the larger cltio. When tho ,imo
comes Tor the choir boys voice TO
change the conscientious clrolrmaster
bids him rost. In order TINT his
natural malc voice may not be spoiled
Tor singing. Tho task 81 teaching
the lads 10 sing In tho artificial man.
ner required Is most laborious and
the earnings OF learners are ,rining,
Later wcll.,ralned chorisior may
earn from $500 TO 500 per year By
his sunday work. The choir boy OF
the rural parlrh !. usually mn un.
fchoolcd imp ohosea for his golden
hair and chcrubic face,
The state herald., 1893-09-29

Getting married In England. "a
people who are NO, abi, 10 bug u.
ccnec. Is n very embarrassing mat.
tor A license Is expensive, while
marriage by banns costs only y TOW
shillingr. No most prefer tho banna.
You have 10 bo cried three limos on
throc separate sundays. and II u fol.
low happens 10 make mistak. aud
20 10 church on tho sunday when hls
hnnnA ara cried he lnds tho proela.
nation Of his matrimonial intentions
10 DO very embarrassing. for Of course
he IL numerically grlnncd Mt by tho
rest Of tho audience Couples hay.
Ing their banns cried usually stay
away from the morning kcrvIc. oi.
prevail upon tho clergyman to pro
claim the banns Mt AN afternoon or
evening service when low arc pros.
ont Worry often, however. tho mar.
son refuses TO do this. arguing that
nS tho bnnnA nrc designed 20 give
publicity 30 tho occasion tho most
public elmo Of proclamation should
bo chosen. so tho AFFLICTED man and
his unfortunate companion that h
10 be- nro forced to bear tho jlbos Of
their acqUaintancos for n, lenut
three weeks
The state herald., 1893-09-29

N"II' HhId thn IhWyor 20 Tho rnrnl
Justice. you sent for mop
yes. said tho justice. II want
advice nbou, this here prisoner He's
been kctchod stoalin' hogs. an as /
hnin't got no law boob. ! don't know
OF I'm entitled 10 lynch him or mott
The state herald., 1893-09-29
GOOD CHANGER

odeIl 30 Typewriter Tor go u cash win Or
famous Odeii Typewriter :. used ~ LAWYERS;
Ministers. Doctors Merchants, Editors and
fIove,nuisat Drnrera because OF It's elesn
,,int sIrnpiicity and manifold copies No
traehrr required Il will do your Notk N one
hour practice Order now aid iako sdFAnt
age Of ihis exceptionally
The state herald., 1893-09-29

Before tho ciyil war colorcd shoe
was looked upon by descendants of
tho African race as badge Of soryl.
iudc. Tho feeling oNlsts no longer
The blacks buy these shoes NJ freely
The state herald., 1893-09-29
4 l.pmedy o. asners, u.lIlly.


It among the foliies Of which the manufac
turers of many proprietary medicines arc
guilty, to term their medicines 'panaceas," or tn
claim for them the quality OF panaceas, There is
no such thing as ."panacea,' which means
remedy adapted to all diseases. This absurdity
has never been pcrpc;rated by the propfieiors OF
Hostetter's Stomach Bittcrs. But they do caim
and with justice, thatit Is a remedy of general
utility, and this because 1t restores that regular
and vigorous condition OF tho stomach, liver ind
bowels which conduce to tho recovery OF general
health. Thus II fortifes the system against ma.
iarin by infusing stamina, and causing harmon
ious notion Of the organs which, Us long as they
go right, are tho best guaranty against an cpl
dcmic nalady like chlls and fever. 1t accom-
piishes double purpose by stimulating activity
q the kidneys, since 1t not only prevents their
disease and decay, hut cxpcls from tho blood
through them impurities that cause rheumatism,
govt and dropsy. Use 1t with confidence.
1t is said that the elopcments arc becom.
Ing 20 frequent In New Jersey that business
men now take their wives with them TO their
stores and Offices.
The state herald., 1893-09-29

A clergyman when the contribution bot
returned with little silver In Il, says he never
bsfot. understood tho trrt Alexander, tho
enpperarnith, IA me much rTil.'
The state herald., 1893-09-29

Hong Kong. formerly u li,..o bar.
rem Island at tho mouth Of tho canton
river. In China. wns glyen 10 Tho
English and Ia now cuyornl with tb,
The state herald., 1893-09-29

HALLS oATARRil cuRE Il a liquid and
I. taken Internally, and acts directly on ihe
Wfiie Tor tr.tlmoaiAls free. Manufactured
by y J. CHENEY n Co, Toledo, .,
The state herald., 1893-09-29

There are two boy. WHO do no, agree Ono
{. the polieeman's billy and the OihsF Ia tbs
cracksnan'- Jimmy
The state herald., 1893-09-29

unn.on'- Magic Corn sai>o.'
Warranted to rurc, ur mnnsy rufunisf AsH
nur draYglt Tor u. Prizes u cents.
The state herald., 1893-09-29

The Chinese IRE being driven out Of Alaska
but DO arc surprised that anybody should walt
Ia b. driven ont ~ that country.
The state herald., 1893-09-29

Sam Jones says that .yntaT will not do for
Boston. The most profitable sin tax could be
.nilnnlsl I'm New York.
The state herald., 1893-09-29

BgftHAM's PILLS are not new remedy.
They have been used IN Europe Tor 30 years,
and are wcll trated and cxcellent.
The state herald., 1893-09-29

FITy-Au ITS stopped ffnu ~ M, stfsrs ent.r
ftiss ufsfuHfu. 81 M after frst dlyls use. saf
sus ottfra Treatise ana q 90 tai hutie fTes 10 IA
5sss ssfs 20 ilr Kline. vhst PHILADELPHIA. a.
The state herald., 1893-09-29

. car. Dyspepsia ann Constipation.
pr. ShoopH Restorative Nerve Pilis seni free
With Medical Hook TO prove merit for y aisinh
Druggists nc, IN. Annor, iiat W. ,itarin" Nla
The state herald., 1893-09-29

hnnh'iht lh"""A
Mrs Meadow--Thc paper lays I'll
rain ia morrow
iarmur Meadow II does. nhP
We'll. I hnin't much faith IN these
The state herald., 1893-09-29
STORIES OF REAL LIFE.
TRAGEDIES AND COMEDIES OF
EVERYDAY WORLD.

A Group of Incidents Drawn From Per-
sonal knowledge, Any One of Which
Might Furnish the Theme for Novel
or Play.
The state herald., 1893-09-29

Ig ihc baby !, Cutting Teeth.
ls sure and use that did sai weitried remedy saa
yIssto-'s sooruiss srEur fer Chiirsh resthinE.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-04
WORK FOR THE MINERS.
The PoOrmMn At Burke. Idaho, Started Up
on $Rturdny.

The Poorman At Rurke. Idaho. Started Uu
on saturday.
The first beneficial movement YesultIns
from the recent rise in lead was felt Satur-
day in Burke. Idaho. whom 200 men sm-
ploycd in the Poorman mine were put 10
work AMI tho mine resumed operations In
full. The terms OF the miners will b met
by the owners, NO compromiss having been
effected. The advance in the price of lead
has made IL possible TO nav tho price do.
mandsd. With lead Mt So. 20 il would have
been impossible, but within a few days it
has gone up to S365, and so long az IL
stays at reasonable dgure the Same course
will be followed.
II had offered the men a sliding scale
which was refused" says Supt. Clark
That was when lead was down. II II had
becn accepted they would now he receiving
within fraction of fall pay. and may yet
SEQ tho day when they would have reached
a higher figure. As to the other mines,
wh.c nre tunnel properties. l oannos say
what will be done"
The mine owners at other points In the
C9ur d'Alenes are still sndeRvoring 10 ad-
just q new scale, but 1t is ,ulnored that the
example Of the Poorman management will
be followed pretty generally at an early
date. 1t is generally agreed that the out
look for compromise ia dubious. and that
il work is resumed it will be at tho old
terms. which include an arbitrary scale OF
So. 80 per day for all labor, skilled and un.
skilled, beneath the surface.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-04
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

The State Wool Growers association
will meet at Great Falls tomorrow.
The total wheat crop OF tho Flathead val
10y this year ia estimated At 2,5OO, 600
bushels.
A dispatch from Kansas City last night
says: "Swsndeman won Ahres seconds In
quarter. half. and mile open; Johnson
| first. Won two-thiEds in handioaps."
Butte Is now paying all the city employees
in warrants, and the scalpers there chaig
from SIS to $40 on tho 800 to Gosh them.
TIE variants will be redeemed in three
months.
Red Cro's lodge. X. Of r. will hold an
extra meeting In B. OF X. I. hall on Monday
evening, Sspt. 4. at eight O'Clock, sharp.
All members specially requested to be
present.
The plant of the Boulder Electric Power
com any will be sold at sher,tf's sale Tues-
mortgage for $5.093.2O in favor of the
Northwest General Electric company. OF
st. Paul.
The rules for the government Of the
Butte schools provide that the jnnitors of
the principal schools will be sworn in as
special police and will forfeit their official
heads II they use tobacco on the school
use tobacco or practice other disgusting
habits.
The depression in the silver industry re-
suited in number OF failures in Butte
Friday, assignments being made by Gun
derson Bros, me; chants at Asaderville;
the Montrna Furniture company. McCor-
mick d Hughes, liquor merchants. and
Mrs. Sophia Roberts, lessee of the Busley
block. Besides, tive small saloons were
forced to the wall.
From information received from points
along the Canadian border it appears that
the customs officials have reason to believe
the Chinsse have adopted . new method of
getting into this country. 1t Is no more or
less than the essnR up of the cslestials
az Crees and running them in. At first the
idea seems fshy, but 1t is vouched for by
these who claim TO know.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-04
THIS Is LABOR DAY.
Every body win Lay or aud tho Local
Organization Celebrate.

Every body win Lay or aud tho Local
Organization Celebrate.
Labor day will bs observed generally In
Helena as a holiday. Tbs banks will bs
CLOSED all day and most Of the stores In the
afternoon. The school children will go to
school In the morning in order TO he en-
rolled. THE INDEPENDENT employees will
all take Q holiday aud there will be no issue
of the paper tomorrow. The local labor
organizations viii have u big celebration ut
Kranich's grove. short addresses will be
made by tie representatives of the diffe,-
ent labor organizations. ana a. b. hsitn
will bs the orator Of the day. Other
speakers will be j. Oker and J. NJ. Kalston,
Jr.. Of MNrysville. and j. 5. Harris. OF JET
ferson county. Athletic sports will be con-
Quoted by Duncan Taylor. They will in
clude foot racing. high jumping, throwing
tho shot. running, sack races. etc.. with
prizes for each.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-04
Tho Worlds Fair-What 1t Msans.

II means that from May l until Oct 81
there will be on exhibition in Chicago ths
t,iunphs Of all the eass. The raress and
man from the nations Of the earth will b
there to instruct and delight.
That for six months Chicago will be the
most cosmopolitan spot ON tho globe,
That the American people wilr have the
wonderful opportunity of miAglinR with
and observing the habits md oharactsristios
Of the people of every natian in the world.
That villages of the different foreign
eountries. constructed bv aud ande ur
will be most interesting feature of ths
fair.
That the American citizen. of whatever
foreign birth or parsntage. may carry HIM
sslf back again to the land Of mis- orisin
BY whiting and studying these foreign
'villRRea,"
That few days or weeks spsnt al thu
Worlds fair will be worth years of trave'
hat this la the grendest opportunity ths
American people have ever had for inter
estinR study and pleasure and that trip to
Chicago during the next six months will be
the event Of a lifetime.
The Chicago Milwaukee & ST. Paul rail-
way ohera ths best and most frequent train
service from st. Paul and Minneapolis to
Chicago. The only line lighting its trains
bv electricity. Tho most perfect disino
service. and the best sleeping cars IN .his
eountrr. Ask your agent for tickets via
!" he Milwaukes"-the Governments Fas,
Mail Line. or address J. T. CoNLEY
Asst. Gsn'l. Pass Agent,
ST. Paul, MINI.
EorE--Write for = O., Nj. d. st. p. Wor!d'a
fair folder. II gives full pa tic u!ars as to
how to visit the far and what it will cos.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-04
PERSONAL.

Walter Adams of Fulton. is in town.
John Murray. of Bedford. 10 in town.
c. Wallace Taylor, OF Choteau, ia At the
Grand Central.
J. A. McNaught of Aartinsdale, is Wis
itoH in town.
d. E. Folsom of White Sulphur Springs,
is at the Helena.
W. A. Moore went east last night TO visit
the Worlds fair and friends IN Michigan.
G. II. Hall and D. II. Wearkell OF Mis-
soula, are among the west side visitors in
town.
Mrs. Jas. Frame and daughter, Miss Vi
ginia. of st. Joseph. Mo-, are visiting the
family of DR.. j. B. Atcaison.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-04
Ogden Military Academy.

This is the only first class homo school
for boys in the intet mountain region. It's
location is convenient and hea!thfu,: the
course Of study is broad and thorough; its
corps of instruetors unusually strong. E1-
penses 800 10 $500 less than at eastern
schools. Aptly to Capt. q. L. Howard,
Ogden City, Utah
The Helena independent., 1893-09-04

Fall term begins Sept. II, 1888 Primary,
academic and college eparatory courses,
Special students admitted. Parents wish
ing to enter their children will find tho
at the school rooms, Sixth and
PAX avenues every week day after Ssft. /
from 10 to IL a. m.
l.. s. GREENLyAF, Princiral,
The Helena independent., 1893-09-04
A Paying Gold Mine.

You can buy an interest in a good paying
gold property and take active part in tho
came for mere trife compared to its value.
Call st 9 South Main street
The Helena independent., 1893-09-04
Low Eatn to NJ. Iouis. Mo

Commencing Aug. G tho Great Northern
hallway line will sell tirst-eisss limited
tickots-Helenn to -. Louis, Mo-, at rata
OF $3O. b. ii. LANGLEY,
General Ticket Agent.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-04
Reduction In Ratio to Chicago

Commencing Aug. l, 1893 the Great
Northern Railway line will ssll tirst-olass
itmtssd tickets from Helena to Chicago at a
rate OF 53i. Il. ii. LANGLEY
General Ticket Agent.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-04
AN EXTRA SESSION

If it is needed call it Mr., Gov
ernor, but in the meantime we
would like to say we have what
the public need. In the line O.
new Suits, Overcoats, etc, we
have the Newest, Nobbiest, most
Stylish, perfect fitting line yet
shown in the city for