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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-15

Jan. 10 the Union Pacific system will sell
round-trip tickets from Helena to the Pa
eiie cosst points. limited TO sixty days 60
ing, with privilege OF returning any time
within six months, at following rates;
10 San Francisco. going via Ogden. and
returning same route, $40.
To San Francisco. going via Ogden and
returning via Portland. and vice versea,
500.
10 san francisco. going via Portland and
returning same route. 375.
To Los Angeles, gong via Ogden aud
Sacramento and returning via San Fran
cisco aud Ogden, or vice versa. $oy.
To Los Angeles, going via OGDEN and San
Francisco. returning via san Francisco and
Ogden. 1913.
10 Los Angeles. going viz Portland and
reforming via sacramento, or vice versa,
500 80.
Tickets will also be on sale the 18th TO
Salt Lake and return. fare $50. limited 20
ten days going; hnal limit sixty Jays.
Rsnsmber the Uuion Pacific IL the
southern and quickest route 20 Californis.
only two nights out between Helena aud
San Francisco.
Through sleeping car reservations and
further information can be had by calling
on or addressing p No th Main street; Hell
enA. II. O. Wilson,
Freight and Passenger Agent.
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win pay the coats Of atwo weeks trip 10
Hot Springs, Ark, ana rotu-n. including
all necessary tIpenssG Tickets, sleeping
car be tbs, meals en- route and board al the
Eastman, Park OF Arlington hotels, a. tie
Hot Springs. IL you are contem plating
such a trip ibis excursion will save a nsat
little roll. IL IL to start from -. Pau aud
Minneapolis Jan. %, 1898, VIA tho Anime
npolis a ST. LOUIS railway (Albert Lea
route). going via s.. Louis ana the Iron
Mountain route. A manage will accom-
panY tho paTtE ami lock after their con-
forts. Through sleepeis and dining cars
The railroad ticket Wilt be good for ninety
days. 90 that II any OF the parties 90 this
excursion desire 90 y oiong their stAy they
will 10 a. liberty 20 do 80. Acoommodn-
tions should be engaged AZ far aheRd OF the
date OF excursion ne possible. Address any
agent OF the Minneapolis d 81. Louis iaii-
WAY, o. g. a. PRATr. q. 4. a L. A..
Minneapolis. Mimi.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-15
THE ANNUAL BEAR DANCE.
n Takes Place In Biaek Canyon IN the
Big Horn Mouutaius.

n Takes Place In riaok Canyon IN the
Iiig Horn Mouutains.
Col. Jack Reynolds. of the BiR Horn
country. is in Washington, says She star.
This 10 bic nFst trip 20 tho east since he
went vest In the infancy Of that section,
and IL bis frs, visit 20 Washington. Al
though ths fame Of Washington has
renohed even into Montana. the colonel
SAYS that he was not prepare 90 see oil the
aio les aud greatness ho has seen. lie be-
lievea that All Americans should make an
annual pilgrimage 20 their capital 'Wash-
ington IL a very much bigger city than any
We have out Ia Hontana. though Butte and
Helena a . whopping big places. with tons
OF whoop and push" he said.
what ~ tho most intsrestng Montana
subject" said the Star man, politics or
beaT.p
We stilI talk silver good deal and the
tafin comes in for a share OF notice, bet
bear story can get the floor from political
story any day Ia the week. We have one
OF the most peculiar bear countries In the
world. We have. in the Big Horn Mount
aims. just twenty-five miles from The monu-
msnt which stands on the hogbaek where
the Custer massacre took place what is
lieu the Black canyon. This - the most
r,markabie canyon In the west. No man
has been known 20 pass through II. Several
ing through. bat they are now NUMBERED
with the missing. Ihis canyon 10 little
more than q eat fssuro, so deep that al
MONDAY the stars shine into IL AZ a. mid
night. IL is verv gloomy place ana u ID
pretty we'll wooded with pines. In the fall
OF the year this is the feaort of the grizzly
and each fall they hold, away up about
midway between the ends OF the hssure,
what 10 called the bear dance. just before
going into winter quarters about all Abe
grizzlies In the Big Horn mountains, and
there arc plenty OF them. meet IN this Rulch,
They have done IL every year, and for 50
many Years that the memory OF man fun-
meth not to the contrary. 10 usually hap-
pens about the end OF September. Ih,
bears begin their festvit.ea about IL o'c och
at night, and continue tn IN till 10 hapi
three o'c ock in the morning. They chas'
each other in great ee. play Tag. box
waltz and give vent TO queer sounds, which
very likely insioats Lear ioV. IL 10 Rreai
carnival. few Rrunts iroQ the pTomi
nent animals announce tie end and ths
pa Elephants b eak awar, and 20 no one
knows where. They are not seen till th,
next spring. Ia the winter you can wall
through the worst bear country In thos'
great mountains without a gun and see nS
beaf. In the spring and summer 10 Is dit
feient. As a rule, the bears are not Inter
rupted In their annual sport because mar
does not like 90 b In Black Canyon afte
nightfAll, aud there are 90 many bears, tina
IL would be ezoeedinRle vsnturesoms fun
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-15
POPuLAR WITH LADIES.


The Way The souvenir Cook book Has
Lsaped Into Popularity.
soms,hinq over two years ago TnE IsDE.
PENDENT began Offering premiums. During
that time u has placed In hund eds OF
Montana homes standard books Of yariou.
kinds. Some % these have bssn devoted
TO natural histo y, some have been the
works OF the best authors OF hction. ana
others have been world-famoua narratives Of
havsl AMI adventure short time nQ0
The management decided 20 get something
especially for the ladies, AMI after going
over tho field very carefully good luok ana
perseverance, made IL possible 20 secure, eH-
elusive for this state. the most complete
and best cook book that has ever bsen
placed upon the market. known - the
Home Queen Worlds Fair ouVeuir Cooh
Book" This book Was only ready Tor oe-
livery 20 lHDEPESDEsT subsc ibers about
six weeks ago, ana In that time 30 great has
the demand been that the hrst consignment
of several hundred copies has been OK
hauatsd. A few DAYS ago the second con
alignment was received. and the oraets nov
on fle will DO filled In the order OF ,hei
receipt. OF all the premiums IHE lhDE-
PENDENT has offered this has proved to be
tbs most bopu.ar. And there 10 little won
der. II not only contains recipes from
ladies' OF atiOnal rspnt sion for the pfepaf.
ton Of almost sverg dish conteVable, but
Its mass OF general Information on table
stiquette. the y operlios Of various food
producta, tho science OF selecting and osrv-
Ing meats. and the hundred or more other
topics eermane 30 the subject OF cookery,
has nsvsr been equaled IN any cook book o.
Other publication OF ike character. One
great advantage of the large majority OF
rs recipes lies in the fact that one does not
have 20 live 10 New York OF neaT big
market to make a dish after them. IL Is
she poor mans. as we'll as the fioh Woman's
cook book
Thea r..sn, non-break.ble cusuilora niokls
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-15

On the 10Th 81 each month the Northern
Pacific railroad will sell rouai trip tickets
TO California points ss follows:
lie era o. an francisco and return.
going via Spok1uf Tacoma and Portland.
and returning same way, SO.
10 san u Anoisco, Goiag via spokane.
Trcoua nd Pottland. npd Tetu rlng via
Ogden ~ 4 silver low. $50.
10 lns Angeles. going I'd returning via
Spoks NJ. Tacoma mi Portland. catering
San Francisco IN one ERECTION either going
or returning. ESQ.
To Los Angeles. going via Spokane. Z A.
conn. Portland and Sau Francisco. sud 70
tanning vlh Sacramento nnd Ogden. so. %.
Tickets will be limited Tor siHty days TO.
Going passage. With return 40 any time
within tbs anal limit 81 six months.
A. u. EDuAn Gen. AGL,
Helena. Mont
CHAs 8. Ear. q. 4. &T.A.
81 Peal Ainu..
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People overlooked the impo tsncs OF per-
ted With transient action; but now that II
10 generally known that syTup Of Figs will
permanently cure hAhitual constipati on,
well-infrrmsd people Will not buv q. hei
larntives. which act 70 time; but huhily
lure the system.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-15

The Montana Central railway a.e nov
selling tickets from Helcpe 60 Anaconcs
a. s. one way. and $40 ios roand tIp.
Ifains leave Helena Ht $50 .. m. daily e1-
cept sunday. Hnd az b;25 g.. m. dali run
mag through 10 AnAcondN without change
OF cars. VA. HARDER
t4ruil Aoenl
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-15

Carr Bros vi'l fee horsss aud cattle hay
a. - per month, also lot them run 20 straw
attacks. Have good shods aud spring water
that never freezes and 1000 acres OF good
rasture. Enquire 90 Britt A DouThefty's
iivsfY stable, or J. \. Aliens. near court
houss. on Breckenridge street.
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Tho Agreement Looking 10 Resumption
Is Now Ready Tor Creditors.
NOTICE TO CRRDIToRs.-All PERSONS having
claims against the First National bank, who
have not recsived a copy OF our circular let
ter and agreement in reference to rssump-
ton OF business, are requested to call or send
their address. FIRST NATIoSAL BANK.
Helena MoAtAna.
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1894.
Harper's Bazaar.
ILLUSTRATED.

HARPER's BAZAAR is journal for the home. II
gives the fullest and latest Information about
Fashions, and its numerous Illustrations Paris
dee gas. aud pattern-shoet supplements are ia
the professional modiste. No expense Il sparsi
to make it, artistic attractvsness OF the highest
order. Its bright stories, am eing comedies.
and thoughtful essAys satisfy al tastes and its
last pacO IL famous as = budget OF wit and
humor. In its weekly issues everything IL In
cluded which is % interest TO wouaen. 4 he
Ssriais sar 1894 viii be written By William Black
and Walter Hssant. short stories viii be
written by Mary n wilkins. Maria Loaise Pool,
huth Not nsry ttuArt, Marion HariAnd. and
Others Outdoo sports and IN door flames.
Secisl Entertainment, kmbroidery. ano -her
tion. nov tsriss is promise % "Cofie> and
keuateo.N
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no time Is mentioned, suheerit lions will begin
with the numOlr curront AZ the time Of receipt
OF urio.
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throc ysars back 40 neat bloth binding. will be
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Clotl Casos fur each volume. suitable for
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bro hers
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nedollar will buy elk pairs Of ladies fast
black cotton Losa. four pairs woulea huso 90
i've pairs Of boys heAyy riboei hose A. The toe
Hive
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1894.
Harper Weekly.
ILLUSTRATED.

Harms WErKLX is beyond all question tins
loadirg Journal 81 America. in its splendid
Illustrations. n its corps Of distinguished con
tributoT,. and ia it, vast army OF readers ~
special lines, II draws on the highest oraer CT
ing 20 treat the leading topics Of the day. In
fiction the most popular story Writers con
tr butte 10 It's columns. euperb craWinGt ~ the
foremost artist. illustrate its spseiAl articles its
storieo aed every notn bic event Il puhiic inter
est. a contains portra q " The DISTINGUISHED
mon sud Nomen Who are mixing the history OF
tho time. while special attention 70 given to the
Army and navy AmAtuer o. r. aud Music
ami the Drama By distinguished experts In a
word D. HPER's WHISKY combines the news
fssturss OF the daily paper and the artistic aud
literary qualities Of the magazine with the eohd
critical character OF the review.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-15

In gold ladies' Watches diamonds and gold
rings for Christmas presents a. less than
eastern prices.
Nav NoKK LokS OTTtcr,
40 South Main Strs.t
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You can buy five tine damask towels with
knOtted hinge he nes Hive for 81
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-15

It's not easy to believe that we
sell everything cheaper than
other stores until you investigate,
Then you'll wonder why you
didn't find il out before.
You'll always pay the highest
prices for Toilet Soaps if you
buy anywhere but here. We cut
prices on them like this:
Colgate's Cashmere Bou-
quet, per cake. ... zoe
47II White Rose Glycerine,
box of 3 cakes. .... 4oo
Cuticura, box of 3 cakes. SOC
Pears, unscented, cakes 25c
scented, per cake. I5c
Colgate's Bay Rum, White
Wings, White Clematis or
Larchmont, per box of 3
cakes .............. 25S
Fels q Co.'S Marshmallow,
Glycerine, Cold Cream
and Honey, Water Cress.
Altoona Glycerine, box of
. catas oEC
Allen b. Wrisley's Glycer-
inc, White Elder, Honey,
Windsor and Oatmeal
Bouquet and Oatine, box
of 3 cakes. ........ zoe
Allen b. Wrisley's Turkish
Bath, Pine Nut Tar, Co
Goa Oil and Cocoa CASTLE,
3 cakes. 25C
Wonderful how the Barney 6
Berry Club Skates, and the 75C
Coasting Sleds sold yesterday il
spite of the thaw. They're no
all gone yet, however, and there
will be lots of chance to use then
before spring.
Hundreds of labor-saving arti
cles in our House Furnishing
Department, that every house
keeper needs and would have j
she knew how few pennies j
takes to buy them:
6-hole Muffin Pans. .... TOO
Wire Corn Peppers. 100
Wire Pot Cleaners. .. s.
Wire Brothers. .... g
Nickle-plated Pokers. 49,. 100
Good Buck Saws. ~ 500
S-quart Dish Pan. ... 15C
Square Dinner Pals. .. 4oC
Spring Clothes Pins, dozen. s.
so-foot Clothes Lines, for IsC
Good Nail Hammers. ..... ISC
A big table full of the Odds
and ends of stock-taking, mostly
crockery. Remnants of CLOSED
out patterns, none the worse be
cause we sold al the rest lik,
them. Other articles slightly
Clipped and cracked. Surprising
how little it takes to knock OF
half the price. They're just a
good for use as our newest stock
Hard to keep your cooking
salt right; Rusts tin, stone ia
takes up too much room and i
unhandy, old cup upse,s. Tr'
an Imported Hardwood Salt Box
Hangs up near stove; is handy
ornamental, clean-just the thing
zoe, SSc, soc, 75c.
Honest Cigars, hence the namr
La Honesta. Every shre'
and atom clear Havana. Mad
by a young and ambitious manu-
facturer and bound to be a win
ner:
La llonesta- Per To-
Perlecto Especiales. .$S.7
Ramilettas ............ TO-
Delmonicos .......... 81
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-15

One dollar will buy II yards of Fruit OF the
Loom" muslin a. The Bee live.
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VEINSTEIN'S 5.

HELENA Sixth and Main.
NEW YORK-368 Canal
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THE FIRST NATIONAL.

Posters fvo.hoOE kid gloves for 81 at The Bee
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-15

Always pounding at Grocery
prices. The lower we get them
the better we are suited:
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-15

You'll always pay the highest
prices for Toilet Soaps if you
buy anywhere but here. We cut
prices on them like this:
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-15

Those patent non-breakAble cuspilors, nickls
plated at The % Hive. can be bought this wee q
Tor 81
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Honest Cigars, hence the name

Iiontsl Nlbafs, hcnCe inc ndmt
La Honesta. Every shred
and atom clear Havana. Made
by young and ambitious manu-
facturer and bound to be a win
ner:
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-15

It's not easy to believe that we
sell everything cheaper than
other stores until you investigate.
Then you'll wonder why you
didn't find it out before.
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS,


F'oftHEs free q At sub8orlbers IN the Nnltoi
StAos. CanEda and Mexico.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-07-01
BITS OF FASHION.

Dog collars and sashes of ribbon are seen
on all thin summer gowns.
Many of the summer silks of light and
medium colors are trimmed with black
put in friils upon the skirt, and, according
the black is more or less becoming, on
the corsage also.
A trimming of inverted VS. of narrow
ribbon the bodice back and front is
fashionable means of decoration. Skirts are
correspondngly trimmed with long inverted
VS.. one inside the other covering the en-
tire front of the skirt. Another style shows
the VS. finishing the sides of the skirt only.
Very frequently on evening dresses of
silk the huge puffed sleeves are made of
tulle. India silk. muslin or chiffon but as
one of the caprices OF the season may be
mentioned gowns OF organdie, null or chif-
fon with large pulled sleeves of fancy
surah, with folded belt and sash TO match.
The little "frisks" or belt ruffies that
were and are feature of ladies' blouses
have invaded fashions for small folks as
well. They are added to the tiny REFERS
worn by babies OF two, three and four
years of age. In blue and red cloth, these
scraps of Jackets. trimmed with white
braid and set off by the coquettish ''frisk,"
are very fetching.
Numerous are the yokes of lace that can
be bought to wear with plain bodies. One
of jet has deep frill of black net, trimmed
with rows cf white vine guipure. This Is
lifted on tie shoulder between two rosettes
OF black satin. Another yoke OF cream
guipure is wreathed-no other word
presses it-with pale blue crepe which, like
everything else, is watered.
Among the handsome black gowns of silk
muslin, grenadine, Russian net and silk
of fine bse guipure of yellow shade on
the skirt, with a bertha or collarette and
cuffs 10 match. The same idea is shown in
pretty double capes which are bordered
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-07-01
THE IDEAL TRAINING OF A BOY.
One Particular in Which the Kinder
garten System Is Wrong.

ThomaS Davidson, in the Forum.
All experience, believe, shows that the
early stages of education can be far better
carried out in the family, under the eyes
of parents, than in the school or even in
the public kindergarten. a childs scharac-
ter is practically formed for good for
evil during the first seven years of its life
and 1t Is then that the utmost thoughtful
ness and watchfulness on the part of par
ents are demanded. During this time edu-
cation should, as far as possible be uncon-
scious and, therefore, should be carried on
by those methods and means which may be
applied unconsciously. n child ought never
to learn consciously anything that it can
learn unconsciously, never be instructed in
anything that it can acquire by imitation
or habituation. 1t is the failure to observe
this principle that is the browning defect
of the troebelian kindergarten system as
1t is practiced in America. 1t may be set
down, as a general truth, that all knowl-
edge or habit consciously acquired is pro-
sale, insecure and dead, compared with
that which comes through unconscious imi-
tation. 1t is the latter that is the store
house of poetry. The daily life of the fam
lily, with its manners, conversation, occu-
pations and interests is now the main
teacher; and this is. so will the world
and life OF the child be.
Thomas Davidson says in the July
IDEAL education 9u for a boy: The stupidiy i
sentimental notion that the child must,
, under any circumstances I1,sar have a good
many parents to allow their children to
follow their natural caprices, wasting their
hurtful things, and disregarding those that
worthy and beneficial. There is moth
ing that the child is so thankful for in
the long run the careful and kindly
training of his affections; there is nothing
that contributes so much to his moral
worth and happiness: Closely connected
with the result of this training is that
self-control which is the essential element
in moral autonomy. In the child this takes
the forms of sustained attention, and cour-
age 10 carry out his wishes in defiance of
difficulties and instructive Shrinkings
forms both of which will be found of the
utmost value in the subsequent course or
education.
1t ought to be observed in boys edu-
cation that foreign travel with American
tutors is something very different from
foreign residence with foreign tutors. The
latter is always to be strongly deprecated,
as tending TO render boys not only un-
patriotic, but also inSensible to what
stitutes the worth of American life. There
is nothing which sharply distinguishes
American boys from all others as their
freshness and purity of life, and these
qualities are likely to suffer from contact
with Euro pean-especially with French and
German-bOys. An EuropeaniZed American
is nearly always a moral eunuch.