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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-06-23
NOT ALWAYS FIT.
some Laughable AneodOteso fLafayette's
welcome in 1894.

NeAt0hlN III Ao~Ns
When Lafayette, in 1924, made his
memorable tour through the Unitod
States. many amusing incidents oc-
Cured, Lafayette spoke but little
English, and understood less, lie
had retained a few phrases. such as
..Thanks!n My dear friend! "Great
country" Happy mani" "Ah. | re-
memberm And, though he usually
uttered those in an effective manner,
they were sometimes ludicrously
malapropos. At Halifax the cortege
was met by General Daniel, who had
stationed company of soldiers by
the roadside, banked BY the
ladies who had assembled to
do honor to the guest of the
state. 1t had been arranged that
the ladies should wave their hand
kerchiefs as soon as Lafayette came
in sight. and when Daniel exclaimed,
.Welcome, Latayetten the whole
company was to repeat the words
after him. Unluckily, the ladies'
misunderstood the program and
waited too long, says Argonaut, only
TO be reminded OF their duty by
stentorian command of 'Flirt, ladies.
dirt. | say" from the general as he
walked down the line to meet the
marquis Equally misunderstanding
their part, the soldiers, instead Of
shouting, Welcome. Lafayette" in
unison at the close OF the general )
speech, repeated the sentence one
by one in varying tones down the
line. General Daniel, frantic at this
burlesque of his order yainlY
attempted to correct it; but
as he unfortunately stammered
when he was excited. his
"Say it all to.to,to-geth-er" could
not oyertake the running fire OF
Welcome, Lafayette which con
tinued all along the line. Great
country. great couutryw replied
Lafayette, turning to General Polk,
who was vainly trying not TO smiIo.
Recognizing an old acquaintance,
Lafayette greeted him with great
cf1usion "Ah, my dear friend. 20
glad TO see you once more, Hope
yOu have prospcred and had good
fortune all these year" YES. gem
eral yes; but have had the great
misfortune to lose my wife since |
saw you. Catching the word "wiie,
Lafayette guessed at the idea Of q
recent marriage, and. patttng his
old friend aiIectiOnately on the shout.
der. be exclaimed: Happy man
happy man.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-06-23
IEnrrlble cnnnlh,ll..n h india.

Ihe fact that there are cannibals
by race. tradition and profession at
the present day in India is establish
ed beyond doubt 1t seems in
credible that in large community
like that OF Nassick or Beuures the
presence woald be tolerated OF
abandoned creatures. who hunt the
b9rning-gr with the avowed
purpO Of matching and eating the
haltcousumed lesh OF the dead III
they be refused tho aims they i'm
pudcntly demand with threats Of
vengeance. Even more extraordinary
IS it 10 know that one Of them.
having ezcI one Of three boys ut
play near one Of tho temples 81
Na5-icl.. ripped him open and pro.
caedcd 10 eat him while Still living,
was sentenced by the district court
10 only transportation for life The
q zhoris are mn oubtedIy cannibais.
and although they prefer carrica,
and asa rule wait for It's putroiac.
tioH before attacking q body with
their teeth they unquestionably.
when opportunity offers. Iay the
youuy or weak TO make horrible
feast. Bonn bay Gazette
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-06-23
a DASH OF HumoR.

Bulge What lucky follow Bnnn.
Ger Isl lie was born with a silver
spoon In his mouth GruIge mi bet
IL was plated.
Fricnd-so you thiuy English viii
become the universal language Phil.
osophcr nqucstiouahlv. There are
already In II 100000 words. mostly
from other languages, aul Il wont
take long to add the rest.
lie May ! ask your father. Niea
Margery? Miss Aiargery That will
br unnecessary, Mr. SppouN. but +
should prefer that you secure The con.
sent Of the four other gentlemen I'm
engaged 70. They arc quite select.
Judge Have you hvpunlized the
prisoner? Profcs ~ hnvr. ,.W.li
what are you whiting tora il All
waiting for You to decide vaolhrr +
shall make him confess that ia ma IA
or make bin confess that he didn't q
senior Partner utny shat ne,,.
travelling man ~ pua sllf mais., =
great sureess. Junior Partner How
Eo3 senior Partner lir was In tho
office with his wife Ills narpi,g and
she didn't geta chance 10 speak for
ten minutes.
Hnest- Landlord yol may BRING me
2 airloin steak. Lat ID bc frp4A Az /
laicy' hrpiled hall through. but not
zoe rare very tender aul d, sure
that lou usa rcal fresh butter fapd.
lord Why il had such 6na thing
A. that sir III cat IT mvssls
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-06-23

One sunday Baudelairc. the &C
centric French poet painted his hair
green and in that state went to sec
Maxine du Camp. The latter. know
ing the poets insane vanity. pre-.
tended not TO notice his strange con-
dition. Raudelairc tnereupon stood
aud looked at himself ia front ol
mirror, stroked his hair with his
hand, and did his best TO attract lJu
Camps attention. 1T last, unable
any longer to control himself. he
said: "Do you see nothing extraor.
binary in my appearance9' "No .
But my hair is dyed green, and that
is unusual " livery bodys hair IS
more or less green" Du Camp re-
Piled cooIy; NOW il your hair woro
SKY blue. | might, perhaps, be aston
ished But one may see green hair
under many hat In Paris Bcaudc-
laire took his departure soon after.
ward, and meeting a friend in the
court yard said 10 him. II recon
mend you not to 60 ami sec Du Camp
to-day, he Is in a vile temper Ar.
gOnaut
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-06-23

icc ANA on this warm night, too. Tct
rne send for CcciIc 70 bring you a
WRAP and take you straight off to
bci.
lie rang as he spoke; bu. when the
bell was answered it was Lady Awdiy
who tcpped forward and gave The
ord v.
Light the fire ANA tic lamps in
tac library. Thomkins. and bring me
one hot coffee there AZ once.
Then she turned to her lover
IL want to speak few words to
you before | 60 to bed
With great dcliberation, as though
she wished to gain time, Lady Aw,jry
poured out and sweetencd cup Of
coffee
= prefer to stand. thank you. She
said presently. as Philip Denc pushed
q big chair nearer the blaze.
suddenly she dropped her coffee
cup WITH a clattcr into the saucer ana
set beth on the table. Philip" she
cried. ana her big eyes widencd and
her checks grew yet paler as She
spoke this mockery this farce must
end
"lloskery! Farce! Awdry, what
do you mean?" Philip tried to take
her hands, but she shrank from him
and clasped them both above her hcam,
which beat heavily through her laces
Don't try to touch me or shall
scream. Don't attempt to speak. for
I ,yiif mt ba1t, t.C,, N-14I,;,,,. ..y., -, =,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-06-23

driven clear through man = hand
nv a stroke Of the birds p 1weriul
wing. Yet Ito screamers are peace
able birds, assoclating amicably IN
large aocks, SO that this equipments
Of spurs, like our modern ironelsds.
may be strictly in the interest Of
peace
some birds have claws on their
wings. These appendages have no
purpose as weapons and apparently
are Of no use at all to the grown-np
birds, but merely to tho Young You
may, perhaps, have seen the Florida
galliaule pulling itself up some little
incline by its wings somewhat a. a
bat hooks itself along The ciaws
ON the wings which thus serve as
hooks are frequent among water
birds
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-06-23

crowd OF county notabilitics to
honor the birthday of the earl OF
Carthew's only daughter and heiress,
and to hear piece of news. And yet
the announcement of an engagement
between Lady Awdry Carstairs and
young Philip Deue, the wealthy
squire of Hazeldene and Dencwood,
was no news to county which Tor
six months past had openly discussed
the subject in the hunting field and
the ballroom, over the tea-table and
ut the har-brushing symposia sacred
to the fair sex.
Good night, my darling" said the
countess, kissing her daughter. Don't
stop too long taking farewell of
Philip.
Then She swept her violet velvet
and rose point from the gallery,
whence She was directly followed by a
couple of men servants, who had been
engaged in 'extinguishing the tall
lamps ard wax candles.
In halo of pale yellow light stood
Lady Awdlv Carstairs. The soft
brown hair of her head was crowned
with pearls, which also hung in many
cleaning strings around her slender
throat Her white gown fell in full
folds to the polished oaken floor
where there grew. and grew a little
heap Of white flower petals. pulled
slowly one by one by the girls I'M
gloved fingers from her great bouquet.
Philip Dene, tall, dark. fitted to
mate with the fair vision before him,
stepped from the Swallowed embrasure
of an open window.
Dearest. are you tirei"" He spoke
softly. bending his curly head above
her smooth one.
Sheswaved her hand in negation
but no words came.
bat your sweet face is as white as
your gown, and such dark rings have
come beneath your eyes during this
last hour" He took her fingers into
his grasp. And your hands are like
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-06-23

lu Germany th"ro ia % Frm.
age - 2fI suiriJos ~ ever
Of che population. while 10
Austria England aud lls
averages are lsG. i6t. .76 :
respectively IS regards sais
the army Austria comes Al
T. So 60 every lu,ulj mon. 4
by Germany With B.3g. italg
France with 8 33 and EnalaH
2uI As iar as known che
punishment for nisrouduct d
chief part Ia driving soldiers
destruction And il BE- vg
notice that twice ns rnany 8
mi--ipncd officers ~ privaiss
their own hand in the course
VUIr
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-06-23
LACE AND ROMANCE.
How an Invalid Won wealthy bride
Through Note.

How an Invalid Won wealthy hrids
Through Note,
Romance has paved the way for
golden future for invalid Oscar Pier
son. the son OF Daniel Plerson q
North Port Morris, who was welded
while proped up In his 5ed 70
wealthy widow. whom rumor credits
with owning handsome residence
on Beacon Hill Boston, says tho
Philadelphia Record The family %
the lucky groom positively refuse 70
reveal the identity Of the bride. aud
this secrecy adds 10 the romance ~
this strange affair which has culmi,
mated 50 happily That they we're
perfectly satisfied with the match.
however, is apparent % the goasips
from number OF hints dropped
about tho income 81 tho new Mrs
piersOn Tho fact that the groom y
but - years old aud the bride has
seen forty, seven summers and win
tors does not seem 20 tetract from
their satisfaction IA the least and
ia reality IL Is 81 no consequence iu
tncsa latter-day rOmanccs Disparity
la age nowadays Is 40 objection 70
wedlock
For the past three year Oscar.
Picrson has been confined 70 his lsd
ono arm was HOPELESS o. ths c.boa.
but after great patience and parse.
ycrancs thc youth learned % knlt
lace % beautiful texture thAs
found ready sale. Ills auitt.as. hge
ever was naturally slow and .Abori-
Gus work and tAr Income derived
from the sale NJ thr lace barely sup.
piled him with tew BY the many
daiptics b. crassl Whom tlred 90
knitting PiorsDn Was fond q ttsgas
ture. and one 6a hr read STORY %
how pretty hat maker had won q
wealthy husband py writing her
name and address on q card and
placing i uudcr thr hanI " she hats
she shaped
Ills hours ~ LONELINESS had euIti
yatfd tho romantic in r,eraan. nud
he argued that II d poor girI had OBJ
tainci % rich husband iu This man
uac. what WI. 81 prevent aim from
winning q golden bridc BY tho ama
means Ito determined sp make far
attempt and hjs faith % tho rsa,.
OF his chemc has evidently bau
hpmbiully fulfilled a littia apts
telling The Simple pathrt.r etory o.
biz life was placed Hy tho ypH.a q
tbr usv, ptarc 81 laeu hls tbin Hrsnr
manufactured Rs sppH chance ths
PACKAGE reached the hnn4s % ib.
wealthy Boston wido4 nose bear
wa. touched by the tale She wa
also romantic, and wrote 30 ptcrsou
ana regular corr pputencu ca
sued. Soon the letturs Hay ih.c.
and fast between Tho couple, and fh,
mails grow warren with the mi.stgs
from the lady as st0 grew Horr al,
more tender Finally .hG propose,
that they become ITO partners. an,
that she care Tor him the ba[anep o.
bis days Young picrsou accepted
and the widow sent kuo; OF ribbur
for the person who mot her Gt th.
station 20 woar She wearing %,
ike H. that they might diss'u
guish ench uthor
The widow arrived. and her riagau
costume and diamonds attracted gcu
cral attention Ono ~ the rirr4ut
family met her and -ha was tasrs &,
the humble home OF the groom
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-06-23

a icw years ago. during tho a.s.
cussion Of the clauses Of bill before
the house ui commons. member
moved 20 omit al ghe words III a
clause after the word which. and
this vas carried without an ono
having moved an addition The ro.
suit was that ono clause u tho bill
ended with the word (Which and
the discovery Of IFS mourning natur.
ally passcu tho wit Of man.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-06-23

a curious method oi rcsue
In vogue among the miners
land Ia tho case ~ iusenslbilll
exposure % choItn-Gamp ana
Is said to be very piiicacida'
follows Tho halt sunoCated
placed face downward over
freshly dug IN the earth and
to lie until DC shows aigas
seriousness The idea invoi
This proceeding Is that w
eurth draws the foul gas on
lung.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-06-23

Motaor Horrors Did ~
against barb wire fence
Little johnny Noin VI
in' 40 an organ grinder 3 ~"
the monkey jumped GA mo
'IIuuph. lhorc son heE
q lesson
"Ncs'm, ito learned news
saw with & t5oukey
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-06-23

Alexander Brownie q
Sow south Wales wdu has Z.
tao Venerable age OF .evon'i's
Lest recently while praereea
tile ruBgv4 and wandered ap'
without food ion eight DAY
bad water to- drink and
smoke, ana ha came back Il
atiun. if not we'll, at least q.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-06-23
D MI
EcI
rHE oRlp
It, Rayages Have Esrsea..
ANY rhotara g.,

fts Hayages Have Esceea,,
Any Cholera Eplasn,.
II has long been a FAM fs ,'.
that large class OF daBg.- ,sss.,e ~.
eases. in their methods 81 Y ns4Ms,ss
tiOn and development. siss.
gest some 81 OF kinship ws
OF yeast The name zymo, ~ "
has been given 10 them /. Fsa W
Greek word lynne. and M, ApAVH
ment OF leayen When a aea'
covered that heaven owes 4, rye
powers 10 minute ~ NA0NR
plant the suggestion "A, 81 1,
still further, ana gave rla Hs
is known as the germ t6esr Ii.
ease.
Ol course. only zymotie
are embraced ia such 3 tba NV IL
the Popular Science MoBtts 49,
81 the most characteristic ,aMss
diseases Is the well-knBws sss
lpaudamici malady. la gFlp NIL
appropriate French title I 49, ha
from the rapidlty and arn .itv
which IL IL able 20 seize !. gvrf
victims No less suggesilD nes
German name Of "bllz mev M
or the English and An saA
epidemic bronchitis" ana i, e.4sy
catarrh Thc Italians gpt
seventeenth century. beislh. sutlfnl
20 the evil influence d q. d rare
stars gave u the less So - of
tito ~ influenza lnese
Ii Il quite uataFgl 10 eGae Re I'll
because a disease Is e0n.ag Iii ao
therefore due 10 microbes sleions
however. thc proof Is laeka sir b
trdlh u such an increase ros
singular acg that most o. IRON
eases, the contagious chan igs. y
which 10 unquesIl0nahlc. sned
convincing proof VI iheir 'enAop
Drigir. while SOME ~ ihoa "a
fore suspected ., beiag 60 ser.
have ls,rn demonstrated u ring
this cause Ga Ia grippa s 20 no
erUh- can b. ionnd shas i .tnsainy
pgrseHl &c ANY stage II ~ III
such gerins A. DO appp fund
aplsuHa ur organs aFa We rnSN-
forms predominant am9g fpn*
asa tA. dlnl1cOecIa pac 81
frarnNet and Mr.rhte,hs 2sa6es
strrpi pyogues pya anss
lssrt iA5nE that th~sr ssres i'nAts
81 gaining added tirBfraee ~ ~
some changed condition y oA
mu.pa-rr Ehn lngas liG
aHI h1 feels quite rgaadFri
AZ .east pr1dar romF e
thr persvnev ui dspo Wy
largo s number ut eases utg
for th ire reus alta kt q
HiA thaE iYiian tais d,tpsse
I, T. ltpatsd t1as %
d0m.. % Is grippe ktl.a4
prupv nu rs direct attack II,
War,. rp.Hami "a NaFe eF@ IA
Ebv dreaded Asiat.r cba'tm
mAimeI iJr ne bt isa eta 4,
hrul1hr g., q ,atrr date tamm arn
srAye h lea Indirect r@ fon,.
aa4ld Materially surst la Ii
H tae.tE s1rinsmea s M
r.a mept took m.iga ian
.aF e ,Helr wages im ns
eNesa.Je r~utl '.aa e. ~
fe4t .oagraa tHn asi'h Il
Ha'l1a
tH H.ea5es basr 8 hiEs seas
d-Ht4 rata a ,eEtp tte arg fnsn
81 .ts si.tm lege ac 81
utas s; teiug bat tv th d
g HhHu o ah sins II
HlrtI ,A cholera aaa u Ia
cont bu- ia arrtai q sufe, e h 4
laEly h.eu ln n,nr roc crA
more fatal tssa Others b "a
Che death rsi0 when prupss ca,
aanbsrs at,arkad raH hies 81
iu ans other rvgatrf THIS II
not oal} ralacs tuo death IS Ola
present in region. hAl Aral
it up iur months af,rrwae hif
len % che comuunii Is has ,oss
an uuasnaliy depressed cun tmo
health Il attacks etrsy su
condition 81 liia. AMI rcun "a
q peculiar partially iar ia uor
tated aud weak sad
Ike
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-06-23

Fond Husband Three hundred
dollars for a dress2 It is preposter-
Gus. You cannot afford TO wear such
clothes.
Loving Wife-Why not. darlineo
"Bccause tho price Is outrageous
and cannot afford 30 pay IT,"
"Oh, that's all right. dearie,
thought at first you said couIdn't
afford to wear it, Puck
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-06-23

why did you name SOD az the
damage 10 your breach Of promise
suit2"
That the price Of my watch
When he broke or the enlargement
my heart beat so fast that it stopped
the time-Dicce .
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-06-23
17AIE SHAME OF
[REIlILIIP DlEI9LE.

HE last guest had
said good night,
the scrunch of
carriage wheels
had died away
from the long
avenue, and was
lost amid the 81
lence of the
fields. Tho flow
ers, waNen white
and vivid scar
let, dropped in
the hot atmos-
phere of the oak
gallery AT Car
thew q + Il II q c,
which an hour
before had been
filled by a great
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-06-23

She l. marriage a failure
He have found It 20.
She How long have you been mar
ried2
He Not at ALL Girl refused ne
on tho spot
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-10
THE WISE TRAVELLER,
In Selecting mis- RaiIrsad Route. Sci.
the Hsad

In Selecting his Railroad Route, fsisots
the Hssd
That Affords e1osiisnt ani most comfort
able faoilitiss-"Ths Milwaukee"
That travenss a delightful and piotur-
esQus portion Of the oountry-"Ihs Mi
waukse."
That has-and msrits-ths reputation Of
strength and reliability The Milwaukee"
That snioya popularity and 10 STAN ed
With publio appFOval-''Ihs Milwaukee"
That has substantial roAdbed and most
ffsQusnt train ssrvioo-"lhe Milwaukee"
That regards. always, the comfort, eass
and satisfy Of its patfons-"ihs Milwau-
ke0."
That furnishes the Iates, privats com
partment cars and latest library. budet-
smoking oars-"Ths Milwaukee"
that furnishes elegant drawing room
parlor cars, free reclining chair cars and
sumptuous dining oara-"Ihs Milwaukee"
That has exclusive use OF the electric
beTth reading lamR-"Ihs Milwaukee"
Ih- Milwaukee" combines all the above
and more too. Its trains are vestibulsd,
heated By steam, electric lighted and IN
surpassed in luInrious appointments.
The immortal Lincoln said; Follow tha
PEOPLE aud YOU cannot be far from right"
The people use Tho Milwaukee,"
}. a. CoNLEY. Asst. Gen. Eaas. Agt.
-. Paul MINI.
RoIE.-Five t'ains daily from Twin Cit.
les 90 Chicago; one TO 81 Louis and one 10
Kansas CITY.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-10

That the people OF Helena and outlying
towns fully appreciate the benefits growing
out Of the mammoth closing out cash sale
Of the splendid retail grocery stock Of
Messrs. Bach, Cory d Co. IL evidenced by
the daily increase Of interested buyers in
their ine store on Main street No suoh
opportunity has ever been ono ed the peo-
pie of Montana for SAVING money and
securing the choicest goods from the mar
keta OF this country and Europe. 10 gOes
without saying that this well known ara
are Offering only the finest. They have no
secondhand. stale. or iunk-shoP goods In
atosk
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-10
COMING ATTRACTIONS.

II 10 slvsysa pleasure 10 announes ths
coming Of Patti Ross. In 90 doing one
can oommsnd The attraction 20 ths publis
with full ASSURANCES that whatever may BE-
said In advances will be fully sustained By
the sIosllonoe Of the performance. Tbs
appearances Of this TOpular little star Al
Ming's Opsra house neKt MondaT night will
assursdly attract large audiences. and Ia
her plaT. "Miss Dixie" which has been
very successful. abe may be relied upon "a
company is one Of exceptional sHoellsnes.
ID includes Joe Cawtho n. Berte Coote.
Maurice Dafov, and oths .. In comedy
and vocal features IL 10 especially strong.
The aAle OF reserved seats opens At Pops
a. CConnoT'a to-day.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-10

Six hundred boxes, a carload,
of the finest apples brought to
Montana this season. Two vari-
cites, Wine Sap and Permaine.
They're not to be compared with
any apple that we or other deal
ers have had heretofore. For
today, and today only, we make
a special price of $2.Io per box.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-10

Better buy box of cigars for
Sunday when you can own them
at these prices. You can't dupl-
cate them elsewhere within IS
per cent. These special today:
Key West Perfection, so
for. Observation-Disclosures. 81. so
Upman Bouquet, so for. 49,. 400
Hoffman House Bouquet, so 100
Stachelberg's Raphaels, so 400
Flor de Stachelberg, so for 100
Cuban Blossoms, so for. las
Secret Prescription, IS for. 100
Carmosina, 100 for. ....... IFS
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-10

Not many items of glassware
in today's list, but what there are
read the prices:
Crystal glass, half pint plain
water tumbler, medium weight.
Special today &c each.
Seven styles footed wine glasses
and two styles footed claret
glasses, plain and engraved,
regular values from 6oc to $I.25
dozen. Your choice.
Special today SC each.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-10

We're introducing modern
business methods into Montana.
incidentally we're reducing the
cost of living, the consumer is
making money, we're making
money. We're price cutters and
the people know and appreciate
:.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-10

There's many pennies go for
school stationery. This list will
save you a few;
Graphic object drawing
books, Nos. I to 4, each. Ioc
Graphic object drawing
books, Nos. 5 to 9, each. I5c
Spencerian copy books, each Ioc
Knickerbocker drawing tab
lets, for. ........... I5c
Very large pencil tablets. e. Ioc
Spencerian pens, dozen. =. Ioc
Faber's pencils, each. $50. sc
Stenographic note books. e.. Ioc
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-10

Ash, splint-covered lunch bas-
kets. Just the thing for travel
ing. The two largest sizes, usually
sold for 4oc and soc.
Special today l SC and zoe.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-10
Reduced Rat. to sIldwiatsr Falr.

Reduced Rate to Midwiutsr Fair.
On and after January 2ji the Union Pa
0ihc will sell round trip tickets. Helena "a
Tan francisco OineludinR Ave admissions
20 the fair grounds) limited 10 thirty dHys
continuous passage in eash direction al
rate OF f625O. On she ljth OF each month
round ~ tickets will also be on sale. lin-
tied 10 six months. With stopover privileges
en- route. at rate So.
Passengers going via Ogden are only two
nights en- ioute. Take the Pullman dining
and buffet car route, Thereby saving time
and expense.
For through sleeping car reservations
and fu thef information, call or address
No. % North Main street. Helena. Mont
ii. %. WILSON,
Freight and Passenger Agent
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-10

For sale. weight thirteen 10 sixteen hundred.
The Diamond Cirols brand. real Boston
ehunka nicely matched tssms, can be seen
az Mauldin ranch. near Montana waiver
sty, Montana AVsnue. Heions. lake elee-
tTlc tar.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-10

To storekeepers, restaurant
proprietors, etc, we offer cash
slip, numbered from I to 100, with
perforated stubs, at 10 for 25c.