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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-03

The Vernal Stakes for two.ve,r-o,s
fillies Is the only fixture on the card :,
Sheepshead to-day. Gutta Percha c.,
ries top weight Of 12o pounds, conc.d,n.
thirteen pounds to everything In the rscs
This task may prove too much for IN.
Norris flly. inasmuch as she meet, IN.
Lulu flly. Castanet, California, Ami.
settle. Romplng Girl and other fast on.,
The handicap, as usual looks to he an
interesting event To-day Char,d.
Herald. Copyright. Ducat, Roller and Cal
Looping King come together, and thourh
Ducat seems to have shade the betis,
OF 1t. the finish ought to be close.
Armitage. Cactus, Marshall, Arab ana
Watterson ought to make a good racs
OF the fifth at a mile, and in the hurde
race 1t looks to be Rover's turn to win
The opening dash OF seven furlone,
will furnish one of the most interesting
contests of the day. Lamplighter win
have to be at his best to beat stonenen
Terrier. Merry Monarch, Henry of Ma
varre and Glenmoyne
The track will be dry and fast. Tn
entries and selections are as follows:
First Race.-Sweepstakcs OF SIS each. win
81 900 added. for three year-olds and upward:
seven furlonss
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-03

Commencing July .. the
Dining Cars will be plae
Jersey City aud Washing
leaving Mes York at ~
SUNDAY. This train will
wAxAingtea vita |. Atlsats
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-03

full account Of Wall street AFFAIRS will be
found in the O'Clock Edition OF THE Evening
World
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-03

! Marshall ran rafting good race
when last out, and he seems to have an
excellent chance in this event. Cactus
may be the runner m and Arab should
not be worse than third.
Sixth Race.--Hurdle race: handicap sweerstakes
| OF SIS each, with 81, 900 added. one mile and
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-03
IS TROUBLE FEARED HERE?

H"mor"d that the \. q. =. \. \. Is
in Receipt Of secret Orders.
There was report current this morn
ms to the effect that the commanding
officers OF the various regiments In the
National Guard OF the State OF New
YORK had been quietly notified not 10 20
further than twenty-five miles from this
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-03

Psnnsylsania Railroad
n In service between
|pn on train 10. 81,
\ p. ". daily except
make connection At
sDscLAL'i sss
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-03

At the weights Henry of Navarro
looks hard to beat. He will not have
any easy time. however, for Merry Mon.
arch, with 1o6 pounds up, is in a softI
place. The pair should finish close to-l
gether in front of Lamplighter.
Second Race.-The Vernal Stakes. for two-yeas.I
old hins: $50 each. guaranteed cash value S. 5o,;
Az furIp
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-03

The jumping race may be won px
Rover. with Japonica secohu anu
Southerner third.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-03

In an interview last evening, John NJ
Egan. Manager of the General Mana.
gers Association said:
me railroad companies do not
recognize In this strike the element OF
Pulimanism, and will not have il in
1ected into the question at any stage
OF any proposition. We have no COM
We Will accept. as the railroad com
Pan,eA are standing together There is
- hackdown from our previously an.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-03

The Grievance Committee Of the en-
ployees OF the Chicago, Milwaukee and
st. Paul Railroad were In session until
late last night, and they We're visited
ployees OF the road
'There is no strike OF the men on the
st. Paul road" said Chairman Durbun,
dered by this Committee. 4 year ago We
had a strike all to ourselves ana gaIneI
what we demanded. Since then we have
maintained our own road federation,
composed of the lodges of the regular
organization. We think we are fully
able TO attend to our part OF the bust
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-29
UNITED STATES COURT
The NsIt Term win Bsgin on Novembe e
o Next

The Mont Term win Bsgln on Novomber
8 Next
Judge Knowles completed tho business
before hiG copft In Butte aud returned 20
Helena yesterday. Tho conTt including
marahhla and Unitsd States attorney. has a
large amount Of work 10 DO preparatory 10
the next meeting in this city, which takes
place Nov. 3 The day before election. ! Le
dooRot is a largo one and contains many
important ossss, including thee for mu
der. In fact al tho hoysmbst tsrm OF tie
United States court vii be presented tho
biggest docket In tho history Of that ooutt
in Montana.
Charles Jones ls charged with having
killed ono Of posse detailed to Arrsal him
In tie Flhthehd country for train robbie y
neAr Billings. he history Of hia ease 10
familiar 70 IeNdsrs OF TUE ISpErENDENr.
Another murder osIe is that Of q half
broei who will DO tried on tho charge OF
killing a railroad station agent al BslknAp.
Montana.
The next is thet Of Thhd Robinson, n
soldier al Fort Custer. who ia charged with
having caused the death OF n eomrAie
District Attorney Leslie is now at Miles
City for rho purpose Of securing testimony
to bO uasd in the trial.
In addition 10 these the'e will be several
oountsrfelting cases. ane cssos growing out
of selling liquor to Indians. Then thsra
aie several resulting from suspension OF
national banks. continued from last term,
thus making the next term Of the Unitsd
States oourt NOT only an exceedingly large
one. but Of unusual interest.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-29
PLEADS FOR PLUTOCRATS.
Mckinley suIt Insists That tho Consumer
should rAV tho Increased Cost.

Mckinley stili Insists That tho Consumer
should rAV tho Ihersssod Cost.
GALLIroLis, o.. Sept 2s. Gov MeKin-
ley spoke hoie tonight 10 q Zig audience.
In ,ho course " hia long address. Gov.
Mckinley inquired what industries the tar
III law OF 1894 ofsatsd. and what sIiatinR
industries II has stimulated, and Haidl II
ind the anawsT 70 my question In \ news
paper dispatch Of to-day from London,
furnishing tho particulars of n banquet
given by the chamber OF commerce
Of London 10 Mr.. Wilson, meIsb Der
OF oongreaa from the atatO 0f West
Virginia, whose rugged hlllsldea ! sse Just
over the river. Sir Albert Boilitt who pre-
sided nd the banquet said that hT. VIII
sons namo had become honored and
familiar IN Englsnd, aud that London. Ia
honoting him. hOnorsd ttaslf; that the new
tarin Law, while II might not have realized
already bsnshtted England. Furnaces
have been ieopensd In Wales and Yolh-
shlre. aud an impetus has been given TO
textile industries.
This Will be cheering nowa 20 the people
OF tho United btatos. and will bring COM
fort 70 idle men who for yoAr have BEEN
waiting for the American milla 90 reopen,
You have not heard OF any commercial
BODY In the United States, through ita
spokesman, declaring that any iuduat les
In America have bssn stimulated by this
law whatever beneflts have gone 10 other
countries. While the banquet nj London
was proceeding the board OF iAde At Edin-
BURG ssnt its congratulations. There was
singular absence OF any American dis-
phtohes
Here is q word OF encouragement Mr.
Wilson himself gave TO gentlemen OF Lon
don. Ho saidi Or proteotionista have
been building defonHss TO keep rou and
other nations from competing With rs In
our homo markets. The tariff reformers
are breaking down the defensss' That"
continued Gov. Mckinley, "is what we OBJ
jeeI TO. II We do moi defend our home
markets against the products Of the cheaper
labor Of other countries, who will2 Ia ID
any wonder that the gsnilemsn Of the
chamber OF comm OF London applauded
Mr. Wilson when he uttered such a senti-
msnt2
"hr. Wilson even dsspaita OF free gov
eminent, foJ he sAid We are being rapidly
sobsrsd. though unappallsd By the truth
forced upon US that OF all human govern
ments froo government ID the most com-
plex, and judging from the worlds expe-
rlence the most uncertain and short-liysd.
l beg to assure Mr.. Wilson that the govern
ment Of the United States, resting as 1t does
upon the free will Of free people, 10 safe
and secure-quite as secure ss govern nmentd
that are conducted by ths titled fsw, an.
that free people. like ours, capable OF gov
erning themselves and having so demon
strAted for moro than a hundred yehrs. will
be alert enough TO sec TO 10 that no Indus
trial policy shall long continue in this
country that will lower the condition of its
people TO the level Of their European rivals,
and rob them OF their dignity and inde-
nandannsS
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-29
TRADE REVIEW.
Reports OF BrAdstrssrs aud Dams Ageu-
oies for the Fast Week.

Reports OF BFAdstrssrs aud Dams Ageu-
eics for the Fast Week.
Nrw Yonk. Sept. Is. -Bradsttests to-
morrow will cay: The feature of the seu.
eral trade throuRhout the country is found
In = moderate reaction during the week.
more particularly in the volume OF pur-
ohhses OF staples west, where trade has
beon quite active, and Al eastern points,
the week failing 60 show any upward move
ment OF note in thia line. London wool
sales have proven disappointing TO those
who predicted or anticipated heavy pui-
ohAasa for tho American market aud "A
sayid advance in prices. On this side.
quotations are of one cent, heecsa, pattto-
ulArly, being W0nk. There 10 better trade
In tettitoTiAla aud Australians.
NFw NogK Sept. Or. G.. Duu 4 Co.'S
weekly review OF trade, which issues to-
mo row, will say; There is marked i'm
pTuvement within tho pAst month and
cousidorAbls excess over the business done
a year ago, particularly ia tho nseessaTiss
Of life Nut it appears that the volume of
trade at present is on the whole, consider
ably less than In normal year, at most
points and in more important trades 10 ap-
pNrsntly Rbout ~ per cent amAller than in
septsmber, 1872.
Failures during tho week have been 80
In tho United States against .]l last year,
and hity-Hyu 10 Canada, against thifty-
three LAST yoAL
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-29
Live Wire Loose,

Special to Ths Independent
BUTTE, Sept 2S-Harry North. q ranch
man living near Smart had al exciting eI
psrienee this afternoon with q telephone
wire charged with 500 volts OF electricity.
He wss driving into town with q load OF
vegetables and in passing along Arizona
street he came TO whore telephone wire
had bssn detached aud fallen across the
trolley wIrs OF tho street railroad company,
North noticed nothing wrong and one OF
his horses walked ny sgainst the hanging
wire and struck II with bis head. Huge
sparks instantly began 10 fly from the ami
NAL and no pranosd around In a lively
manner. Occasionally ho would touch the
other horse, who would receive n shock aud
jump AlSo. Tho horse that touohsd the
wire soon foil TO the ground and died. 10
was fonnd that bis neck was nearly cut of
by the live wire ami his nsah was smoking
The other horse was only slightly injured.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-29
THE REORGANIZED ROAD.
Incorporation Articles Filed by the Power
and Light Company.

Incorporation Articles Filed by the Power
and Light Company.
Articles OF incorporation of tho Helena
Power and Light oompony were filed with
the secretary OF state yesterday. The In.
oorporators are Charles W. Cannon. Henry
M. parchen, Theodore II. Klsinsahmidt,
Charles X. Wells. Herman Cans and A. NJ.
Hotter. The trustees for the frat three
months are I. A. Msrlow. @. W. Cannon.
Henry N. Parchsn, Il. ii. Kleinaohmid,,
Charles X. Wells. Herman Cans aad 4. M.
Hotter. The capital stock of the company
In 81, 900 900, In 1000 shares OF 800 euoh.
The objeots OF the company. az set forth
In the articles OF Incorporation, are The de-
velopment and disuoIltion of mechanical
power. the acquisition and uss OF water
power. the disposition Of steam power, the
construction and operation Of railroads in
Helena and 10 the Btoadwater, Eas, Hell
sns, Fort Harrison, Kenwood. Lenox and
the university. and tho LAYING out and
dealing In townsites. real estate therein,
etc. This represents the consolidated iu-
terests Of the Helena Electric companies
and the Rapid Transit company.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-29
THE TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
10 Begins on Wednesday Next and Inst.
for Three Days.

II Begins on wednesday Next and Lasts
for Three Days
Tho teachers institute Of Lewis and
Clarke county for 1894 will convene at the
high school in Helena. on Wednesday,,
Thursday aud Friday nsxt. All teachers
engaged in the county and all pc sons hold
ing certificates. either 0tsse or county are
e1pectad to attend and participate In the
exercises. The instructors will be State
Superintendent L. A, S,eere in United
States History; Prof. Il. @. Young in
dfdaolics and reading; Prof. \. A. Merritt
In arithmetio; Prof. J. z. Templeton in
rhetoric, and Miss Franc MaRness In die
tionarS work and literature. On Wednes.
day night Superintendent Stesre will lee
ture on Reciprocal Charity as IllusNnted
In the Life OF Geo. W. Childs." Prof.
Templsbon will lecture on Victor Hugo
the following night. The institute will be
under the direction of County Supsrin,snd-
ent Reifenrath.
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noArswAINs comE AGAIN.
They Had Tssn Eliminated From tho
Big ships.

They Had Tssn Eliminated From tho
Big ships
wAsuINoToN, Sept. 2S,-When the new
navy cAmo into being. tho shirs generally
having little or no sailing power or rigging,
II was supposed the old fashioned boat
ewSin could be generally disponaed with.
In fact. tho number OF these warrant ON.
Gers veTo considerably reduced, their duties
being Transferred 10 executive officers aud
boatawain's mates. Now 10 has been found
that tho plan has worked badly. In tho
4 81 place thers IL much work remaining
fora boatswAin IN connection with the
boNtp ground tackle rigging. care OF stores
and other things. and the executive officers
ara an already ovsTworked olasa Of men on
our completed modern shius, aud unable 10
ca ~ Other responsibilities than those
properly belonging o. tho Office.
In the second plasr. tho change hna n
most dlacourArinR effect upon sAio's oil
tho way down 20 apprentices, who wera
thereby doeriyod OF the inducements held
out by possible promotion. Consequently,
the bees men began to drop out until now
IA IA difficult TO get them 90 ro-enlist when
their terms eIpiTe. 20 SEQ retary Herbert
has dotoTn,ihed 10 again change the policy
OF the department and 10 iuofoaae tho nun
Dor OF boAtlwRinG
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-29

What promises TO be the greatest attempt
in the era Of realism will be seen at the
opera house next Tuesday aud Wednesday
evenings In the melodrsma Of Lincoln J.
Carter's Fast Mail. The production Ia
under The personal supervision OF its author
Lincoln j. Carter. Special scenery la
oSrried for tho ten complete sets uaod In
tho play. ln the second not steamboat 10
shown. with the boiler rooms and their
intricate machinery and tho glowing fur
naces. Tha boat IL blown up by tremen-
dous explosion, ana the wreck Ia aesn going
down I'm mid-riyor. Tho great railway
scene is another, A freight train OF four
teen cars Ia ron across the stage with an
illuminated oabooss and q prEoiieal loco
motive. The ntsmsp and engineer are
seen At their respective stations, looks like
reality itself. A miAl train eomoa speeding
by and catches tho mail poueh iuat aa avery
one has seen II do many times. In the last
act Niagara falls a shown in all their nat
ufhl bsAuty. A cataract OF real water 10
put on tho stage, aud II bolls aud fosms in
the most natural way.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-29
ARMY sUPPLTEs.
Large Quantities of American Caunod
Gsods Going Across the Water

Large Quantities of American Caunsd
Goods Going Across the Water.
SAN FRkNcIsoo, eopt. 2s.-The war be-
tween China and Japan has resulted in
spiritsd competition between the CanadIRu
line OF stehmcrs and tho Pacific Mail.
with the commencement Of hostilitios in
the orient tho bic packing companies
throughout the country hogan shipping
canned goods to Yokohama 10 quantities.
as canned goods are an important item IN
tho list Of army supplies aud always 1nd
ready market The Canadian line OF
steamers rsduGrd tho ate on canned goods
at tho ouisst aud has recently bUsn handling
heavy ahipmeuts from packing houaoa IN
Omaha aud Chicago. To divert thia traffic
TO zen francisco the PSolhc Mail has an
noun eed n cut In tho tATih on canned mpntn
FROM 2l2 10 flh per ton. The now rate has
alrOndy gone into eject mud II Ia expected
rho next steamer 10 sail, which will bo tho
CITY OF Rio lie JhneiTo, will carry cut the
largest ohipment OF eanusd goods that was
ever taken TO JHpan on Pacific Mail
steamer.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-29
FAyORIrEs TOOK THREE.
But Two of Thrm Wore Not Heavily
Hnoked odds rFnhibitIya

But Two of Ihrm Wore Not Heavily
Backed Odda rFohibiiSG
NEw IoaN, Sep. 2S.-ThIes tavori,ea oui
o, six won a Jerome Park to-day. but two
Of them we're not backed al IA l. betting be-
ing confined to place. ku6Ieou won easily
from HalsIon aud BlaokhAwk, Ia the race
for tho RverdAls stakes, stoponoll galloped
home winuor at odda " one TO 100 In tha
second race Little Matt wAs heavily backed
TO win, while Now Never had heavy
following for tho place. Both were beaten
bY l.ouEbtilg6,
Six decentralization, halaton, Black
hawk, ltlGAt mile and ono.aiHtBsnth--
Ionghrldgs, Little Matt, Now OF Never.
l:b2A; KiyetdAlo stakes, i've furlonga 30
stonunsll, Punch. lt6 mlle-Molniyro.
SoNtauket, Agiiats, ll7is' Titan ooufae-
Will Elliott BsanaT, Restraint l2lAi
halt mils-Glsn Lilly, La PAA CamIuols,
'6t4.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-29
Ie.,rn.n. hn, Nn, n.mn,nh.

PORTLAND ore, Sept. r. a-hikslihood ~
a trnuScontlnenial rate war ia lesaenSd, but
not removed, by an sGIsemanl between tho
Southern Pacific and the Oregon Railroad
a Navigation company regarding HNu
Francisco business, liy ita torms both
companies recede more or less from the 10.
puons thoy have heretofore taken aud each
maksa concessions 10 tho other.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-29
RAlnat ai,ies Clty.

SpoclAl TO Tho Independent
Murs Cry, spp.. 2S.-It began raining
lAst evening and ooutiausd all dat Io-daI,
nscesaitAtlna the ostgouomon, Of tho races
tili Saturday aud Monday A lAfRo dele.
cation arrived from Helena on the morn
ing train aud TODAY have boOn making
friends and pinuine on HolenA badges.
Tonight tho MNoQuson housO was raidod
by gang OF smooth workers, who 40,
away with several hundred dollAs' worth
OF prog ottY.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-29

NANkMo, Il. O., Sept 2s,-Firo started
NJ i've r. m. to-day in thS Royal hotel.
which was destroyed. Pat MAyce, boot
black. and the bartender, known az Fritz"
wefo burned to death. Three guests were
bpdly injured. The flames spread along
Wharf street, destroying tho Fire hall, the
NhnAimo hotsl. q. ". htsyeaaon's dry goods
store and hVe ANAL frame buildings. That
tho newer rHrt OF tho town Was not com
potely wiDod out was doe TO the absence OF
wind tnd thu heroic work Of the volunteer
tiTO department,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-29
Tho rnlnr of Nnmin.,Inn,.

CMlHA. Sept @s,-To-morrow tho regular
state democratic conventions officers will
attsmp, to file certificate showing the
tickst elected by thA, body Wednesday.
10 ID understood tho secretary OF state will
refuse ~ on the theory that the certihcnts
filed by the bolting convention settles tho
question as far hB hle authority eItenda.
MantamuS proceedings will follow al once,
but IL Ia feared II will be unnecessarily do
layed uulu too late. The boitSts hlsd an
amendatoty certificate to-day To- conform
with the date OF ihs conysntiou's opening
and closing,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-29
COMING ATTRACTIONS.

Ezra Kendall and his famous funny play,
A Pair of Kids, como TO MinR's opera house
tonight This will be Mr.. Kendalrs first
visit here. but tho fame OF his eccentric
Jilos Button In his funny PLAY has preceded
him, and he will doubtless enable a large
audience 10 laugh away dull care and
brooding melancholy. He has capable
company. and prominent figure in ID Is
little Jennie Dunn. the vest pocket son.
brette. A curious individual once counted
the number of distincb laughs in A Pair of
hundred.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-29

0uAt'maln has undertaken 10 assert Soyo =
eighty over rnnaldathhla piece Uf TER ltoTy
lying within the borders Of a Mexican state
according 10 tha lAttsT'a ispoHt. President
DiAz has made a very atTonR rep essntatiou
of Tie nAss 10 the MsIionn eongIsss, and
bss indicated his inisntiou ~ vigorously
upholdinR MsIioo's claim Of iuIisdiciion,
but still expresses a hope that tho matter
may DO psSosAblY settled.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-29
IlIy Cont,ao,or I,o,t Mon,v

BAN fRANcmco Sept. 2s,-Jaeob ZAhnd,
we'll known contractor from Chicago. who
orcctod several Of the big world'a fur
buildings. anil who Pfiorward onme 10 san
Francisco aud secured contracts Tor Mid
winter fAir buildings, committed suicide la
u lodging houuo lass might. He turned on
tho aaa and was smothorod 10 death. lls
Ia known 60 have been doapond6nt on 40.
count Of financial losses resulting from
building contracts.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-29

BoToS. Sept. 2a-rhs general secretary
OF tho United boSioS OF Christian Eu-
deavor announced to-day that tho iuiorna-
tionai convention OF 1896 would be held in
Boston, instead OF han Francisco. This
change has been made ON account of tho
long delay OF the weateru failrcad man.
AgeTs Ia announcing q decision IN regard
W special Intes 20 Lhs Pacific coast.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-29
Au.lrlsn Mlnl,lsr. ohanrea.

wAsHKoroH BspL B,-CheValieT DO Ia
Yora. the Austrian minister 10 this ooun-
try. has bson assigned by hla ooysrnment
~ minister 20 Brazil. and the present min.
iater 10 Brazil has been assigned 10 take the
obSvalist's plbos Ia this country. CbavA-
Her do IavorA will depart the latter part
Of next week. The mission ~ Bfnlll Ia Of
the sAns rank ia tho Austrian astyieo al
that 10 the United States.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-29
Torest TIr.s nnya Abnt.d.

DRANrHp. MINI, Sept 2S-No further
news With regard To tho forest FIRES ean DO
obtnlnod. Ths smoke In the burned dis.
trioi Is so donso that N iu impossible to In.
VostiRato, although fears ara entertained
that tho family OF Joe Meyers periahed. aa
nothing can be hoard OF them and their
farm cannot bo reached. The Ore has
AbAtsd.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-29

DRING Tor send} the boy and we'll ,rea,
II him as II he belonged to ua We're
proud of our Boys suita ID is queer
boy whom we can't at. mind and body.
Quality shines brightly all through our
Bnys Department
Style is NOS q step behind.
There's most liberal variety for your
selection, for We are showing handsome
and exclusive novelties by the soore.
IL isn't the price that makes the nObby
stylish garment irs the knowing how.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-29
A boundary IN Dispute.

WARRINGTON. Sept 2S-fhoro are pre-
monitiona OF trouble between Mexico md
Guatemala & owing Out OF the diSpute over
the boundary between tho two countries.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-29
BRING US YOUR BOYS
WE'LL 90 THE REST.

Hest is good thing for those who are
tired. but not particle more plensant than
il a look at our stock Of Children'a Clothing
70 the pnrents of Young America.
We can 90 out your little fellows so that
they will look immense, and no matter how
narrow your income, we've something to
please you.