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The National tribune., 1894-11-29

mand of the U. s. s. Albatross, which came
into the Port at Stka, Sept. 81, 10 days from
the seal islands, reports that 40 vessels were in
Boring Sea hunting fur seal during the months
of August and September, and that they had
taken on an average 1000 skins each, 70 per
cent. of which were females. He also stated
that but IL per cent. of these vessels were
American, the others being mostly British.
More Government buildings are necessary for
the accommodation of public business. Mining
is developing in Alaska and promises to be an
important industry. Some veins of rich gold
bearing quartz have been discovered within
two years past"
The National tribune., 1894-11-29

TIE NATIONAL TRIBUNE is the only
champion the soldiers haze among the great pa
pers of the country. Tho best pay to help all
seterans Is tyastsing Il more sssdsertbers.
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We have given only, three columns above.
These are headedNa7The literal parable
Christ, Clergyman.y Form fourth column
giving correspondence for the parent. Then
form fifth column, writing out the corre-
spondences in the)case of teacher. This
might be a useful black board exercise.
g r1rnHeIisms
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CONVERSATION CLUB.
New Members-A Paper That Wins Prize.
Some Choice Sentiments.

Rules ofthe Club Write briefly. 2. Write only
side OF The paper. 3. Write TO the point A.
Write on one subject. s. Write your best. 6. Each
week the names of those writing the best letters
style conn ositon spelling pennlanshp and gen.
eral merit considered-will be named at the head
of this column or the Honor Roll. First honor
will include all of these requirements. Second
honor will include deficiency in some one point
BOOK AWARDED
Ella A. Calkins. Lacelle. Iowa, is the first O.
c. who has, in long time. written a paper
which for general excellence in subj ect matter,
composition, style, and penmanship has won
a prize book Remember, {. c., there is stand
ing offer.
Dream of the Ages" handsome, illustrated
book, Ivy Kate Brownlee Sherwood, has been
forwarded Sister Ella.
The National tribune., 1894-11-29

Esery testimonial published in behalf Of Hoods
Ss,rzHptriiIa may be relied upon strictly tras.
The National tribune., 1894-11-29
NEW PUZZLES.-NO. I6s.

Authors of werd-forms: Arcauus. X. L. c. r.
PM Down. Esperaner Dan ID. Lyon %.
The National tribune., 1894-11-29
INTRODUCTION

Zone reading ,hese fihtes should first carefully
study the paragraph from The Holy Scriptures as
indicated above.I ere
The National tribune., 1894-11-29
CHAT WITH CONTRIBUTORS.

The above batch of 20 eight squares will add to
the fame already achieved by the Cham pion from
Lynn" The first words alphabetical, COM
mencing with the letters from A H. and until
some formist turns out aa alrh' betcal series by
last words, this lot must be counted the record
winner.-No one succeeded IN guessing the
authors of Nos. 1914, 15l7 aud l520-Nypho Ernest,
and Gudon, respectively. Several picked the trio
but faied to place them correctly, while a number
of others named one or two without difficulty
Some named Koscusko McGinty for the whole
three. while not few of the guesses were anus
ingly incorrect. The voting gave 1914 first place;
1870 second, and 1917 third regards merit Barn
yard and other retired hattiss being among those
giving Nypho's verses preference. The bRilotisg
was close, and tho interest manifested i'll the
contest great.
11-2o-'e4. r. o. CHESTER.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13

ton Of the most exacting critics wherever
they have resented their magnificent
repe toire. A magnificent reduction Of
Julius Cesar" will be given on Wednes-
day night NJ. Warde will appear as Marc
Antony, Mr. James as Brutus and Mr..
Che lie, ID. Herman, 81 onR scto 10
Cassius.
On Thursday night the tragedians will
present for the first time in this city the
late Geo. II Boxers beautiful tragedy
IF ancesca dA Rimini," which will be
superblg staged and given with a strong
cast. including M. Warda az Lanoiotto
anu Mr.. James as Pope. the jester. The
Romance OF "Fraucesca da Bimini" appeals
strongly 10 the feminine mind. and at tie
same time finds reasonably TeHdy res
ponae In the breast OF the average male.
air. Warde finds IN Lanciotto a character
that affords splendid op ortnnities for that
marvellous and robust force as well as keen
intensity for which be has become famous.
Mr.. James Beppo Pepe, the isste Is a
particularly happy effort ana ho achieves
ia IL decided success. Miss Edythe
Chapman makes very foreible ana SYM
pathetic Francesca, and AIR. Chss. ID. Her
man 10 an eA nest PBClo. The supporting
company numbers over thirty people.
The sale OF seats for this engagement
will o en- 80 LockwoOd's crug store on
4 uesdny morning.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13

Ia few days to promises forms ~ oc-
cuuled by tLe Union Pacific Will DO
stock & with one OF the BEES. lines OF cigars
aud toAaccos lu tho state. Au assortment
oi choice fruits vii also DO kcpt. Iua
business wiil uc man Sod % Aduiph ia
cote. Ihe Capitol Cigar 60. launches out
Win fuii taith ga sue lutute of lte,euA aud
cuundeace IA t4e Charaotes OF her troplc.
From Sc stan loint ol intellectual amuse-
90 ni a lew elegant whist rooms have be- y
nt.od up aua patrons can be assured a.
courteous Treatment
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13
STALL FED BEEyES.

The Finest Ever Received IN This City
Now ON sale by the Helena Meat CO.
The Helena Meat Co. yesterday received
from Uniontown. Wash, ton carloads Of
the finest stnll fed beeYes ever received in
this city. The animals we're esp, cially Sc
lected To- the Helena trade, and tue o. jet
that was sought to be attained was to have
the finest beef that ever came 10 this oltT.
Aud ~ was cc3mplisheJ. The distancs
from lnioutown TO thIs city Is 665 miles
and the Northern Pacific made the run IN
4css than tWenty-riRht hours. The beef
viii be sold Monday morning 20 tie GUS
toners OF tao Helena Meat Co. and she
retlh department OF the company, the
klulto Cash Market. at the head of Main
etreet, will supply its customers with TINS
nc q on Monday also. Retail butchers
who want TO give their customers the best
meut that can be bought will do we'll to
Try this Washington beef aud household
ers should insist that theV he given the
chance TO try H.
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Dress Goods Fine Imported Dress Pat
terms at Cost

Dress Goods-Fine Imported Dress Pat.
terms at Cost.
This week Raleigh & Clarke place on
sale their entire stock Of line and medium
priced dress patte MS al cost. The asset
ment is complete and contains many nov
elites exclusive 20 ourselves We shaI.
spare no pains 10 make this the crowninp
safe OF tie season. Special reductions in
trimmings, etc, TO correspond with the
dress patterna. We shall also continue our
sp1 cial and closing lie Of wraps, oapes aud
jackets, Hundreds took advantage Of this
5 lie week. Our stock Is still complste both
IN style and sizes ana tbs balance of the
assortment will be sold at about one.half
former prices. We have hundreds Of new
bargains TO offer You this week ia all de
Inrtments. New wash goods jast received
and placed on our bargain counters. Re-
member We will Rot be undefsold. ANY
thing you may see advertised as special ba
gains may be- had Of us at a less price. We
moie than meet competition from any
quarter.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13
COMING ATTRACTIONS.

The annual engagement Of Frederick
Wade and Louis James a. Mino's opera
house on Wednesday aud ThutdAy even
inRs. NAV lC and II. is ANTICIPATED with
pleasure By all lovers Of Shakespeare end
admirers Of the legitimate drama. Aside
from tho all-important combinations Of
the artistic ability and enviable roputa-
tons both srtista al the head OF the com
pany possess and tie fact that they are
supported bY n Well~balanced aud Qener.
ally emcient comprny. the superiority Of
their reductions from scenic and spec-
taoulaf view has commanded the aduira-
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13
GRAND JURY DISCHARGED
Their Final Report Made to Judge
Knowles In tho United States
Court
Thirteen Indictments Arc Re.
turned, Mostly for Selling
Liquor TO Indians.
Judge Hunt Holds Night Session on "A
Injunction I1assstte lined aud sent
20 Jaii-Other Court News

THO United states grand jury made
their TO orr TO Judge Knowles yesterday
and were discharged. The report Was ve
trief and very formal. simply calling at
tention 20 the work done. aud not referring
10 any special subject Judge Knowles
discharged the grand jury with thanks.
be report, which Is signed BY Warren G.
Gillette. foreman, and al tue other mem
bers Of the grand jury, il a. follows; I'VE.
the United States x and jury for the special
term 1894 repeatedly report that We have
Investigated al cases which have been
brought TO our notice, wherein witnesses
AMI necessary papcrs could be proeu ed.
Where indictments have been found we
have reported tho me 90 Ito cou Z. Ia
tho fol ow ng onses in which dsfen limits
b a been bound over by comm issioners OF
the Omitted States circuit eou {. 10 answer
TO tie court at tho Al I'll term. 1884. thereof.
We have not found sufficient evidences to
warrant finding indictments. AMI We thoro-
lore respectfully recommend that the de-
fendanta be released and their bondsmen
discha Qed.
-. II. johnson. charged with attempt TO
murder; 81. j. Foreman. Withholding fen-
sion paper belonging ~ Mrs. Alice T.. Lees;
~ hhffai cuhtReu Win htllllN lqu 10
10 Indians; Jesse Bogus. charged with sell
ing liquor TO Indians.
We desire 10 express TO the court and he
oihcerB our appreciation Of many courtesies
received. Having no further business we
respectfully ask TO DO discharged from
further attendance upon the couit."
The grand jury handed in thirteen in
dictments with their report. Seven OF these
are against Mart Bromeil, Of Teton county,
for selling liquor to Indians. Five charge
Bromell with selling whisky 20 Black Fore
head, ~tabs-by Mistake. Calf Looking.
White Dog and Iakeo- Gnn-on Botn- sidss;
and the othsl two charges selling beer 20
John Pipion and Four Horses all b ack-
foot Indians Two indictments against
Patrick OBren and one against samuel
Mccoy. Of Choteau county. were found for
she same ohsnse. The other three indict-
ments we not made pubhc the parties
not being under arrest.
Previous indictments found by the grand
jury we're against Martin Wilson aud Rob
ert Nestal for highway robbery on the Grow
csc walton; Isilpah PeileswAy for horse
stealing; Daniel Laross for murder on the
tletheHd, and l.. J.. Lush for embezzlement
Of money order funds while assistant post
magter At Marysville.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13

Every price quoted in this
column at any time is backed by
the goods exactly as described.
Our advertising would be waste
of time and money if we misrep-
resented single article. 1t may
seem impossible for ms to sell the
goods we describe at the prices
we quote, but we do it. In the
dealings between manufacturer
and merchant two things deter
mine price quantity and cash.
The merchant who buys most,
who pays cash, buys cheapest.
We occupy that position in Hell
ena.
Had a look at those Lightning
Ice Cream Freezers vet.
They're here waiting for you,
the price is far below that else
where, and they're the best arti-
Gle of the kind ever made.
If you've never used a gaso-
line Stove for summer cooking
ask some friend who has how
they work. You're pretty sure
to want one soon afterward, and
we're pretty sure TO sell you one
if you see ours. In one, two and
three burner sizes, ovens or not,
as you say.
Rogers Triple Silver Plated
Knives and Forks. Guaranteed
Il dwt silver to the dozen. The
forks plated on Nickle Silver.
In sets of SIN knives and six forks.
Special for Monday $3.2s.
Once upon time you paid big
prices for toilet articles. But a
change came, we started to sell
them, and the price shrank and
shrank until this Is the result:
Mellin's Food, large size. ..65c
Alellin's Food, small size. 4oc
Sozodont .................55c
Pinaud's Eau de Quinine, pts roc
Colgate's Florida Water,
large bottle. ....... soc
Colgate's Florida Water,
small.................25c
Colgate's Rum and Quinine
Tonic, bottle. .4oc
Colgate's Bay Rum, bottle. 4oc
Coudray's Rice Powder, box.Isc
Coudray's Perfumed Rice
Powder, box...........25c
English Feather Powder, box &C
Swan Down, box. .Ioc
Tappan's Sweet Bye and Bye
Dental Powder. ........ .2oc
Colgate's Chemically Pure
Glycerine, bottle. ........1oc
Carriers Little Liver Pills. ..15c
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13

In selsoung His Raiirosd Route. select
the Read

In seleoung Ills Raiirosd Route. Selects
the Read
That sHoF - eHosllont an most comfort
able iaoilitiea-''1he Milwaukee"
That traversss delightful and pioiur-
esqus portion d the country The Nj
Waukoe."
mat hHs-and merits--tho reputation OF
Strength and reliabiliti THE Milwaukee"
mat enjoys popularity ami IL statntsd
WIZ publto appfoVsi-''Ihs Miiwaukee."
uat has substantial rOaabod aud most
frequent tfAiu service-"1hs Milwaukee"
nat sgards. always. the comfort, eass
ara safety OF its patfons-"lhs AilwAn-
kse."
hat furnishes the latest private com
partment cars and latest Library buffet
snokiug cars-"1he Milwaukee"
LAT furnishes elegant drawing room
psrlor cars, fFos reclining chair cara AMI
uhptuous dining caTs-"Ihs AliuAukee."
mat has exclusive use OF tae electric
hsrth reading iAmD-''Ihe Milwaukee.
, ns Milwaukse" combines an the above
and more. too. Ita trains IRE voatibu ed.
heated by steam. electric liIhtsi AM IN
sur passsd IN luIurious Appointmsnts.
The immortal Lincoln said. Follow the
Teopis aud YOU oannot be IA from right"
Inc people use The Milwaukee"
.. j. CoNLKY. Asst. Con. lass AT
q. Paul. MINI.
NorE Five trains daily from Iwln Cit
ies 70 Chicago. one 20 81 Louis aud ono a
hsnses CITY.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13

Judge knowles left for Missoula yester-
oay, hut will be back IN time for the hear
ings Of the Hogan indust lals TO morrow
Judgm nt by default "a favot Of plaintiff
was de ed IN the district court Tor So
m tie suit Of Bach, Coy Co. against 5.
II. Mcdonald.
Demusre ; 70 the complaints we're sub-
mittel and taken under advisement by
Judge Hunt m tho cases 90 the American
Hosiery Co. "a. Alady Clothlus Co.. uud
Marin 81 lonoy W. Montana Cant al RnA-
way com fuy.
j. ID. walter, who was recently removed
from his position as lnited tatcs commss-
aioner 90 Missuulu IN account of hls trent
ment Of bis wife, has left tho country. The
lett notify ny aim OF his removal came
bach to the United states cont yesterday
bg return mali.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13
sCHKEINEK's BIG STORE.

The Finest Quarters IN Which the Hest
Goods oan Always Iie Found.
The treatment customers get At Schrein-
ers makes them come again. 10 Is the fu-
est store room in tbs city aud the finest
stock Of groceries. hardware and tinware
10 the state can always be- found there.
All the people IN the store are interested in
the business. thus making 1t oo-operative
STORE. Prices IRE way down aud as low As
Huy Uodj. Don't TO get the place.
StHRHINERs HIa SroRE.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13
BRoADWATER NATATORIUM.

Open All Day sunday WIN Concert BY the
Military Band.
That popular place. the BroAiwater natA-
forum. will be open ali DAY Sunday for the
accommodation Of thos. who wish 20 take
plunge IN the inYigoTating waters The
Helene Military band will give open air
concerts from two to siH in the afternoon.
] he members of the baud will wear tusIt
new unifo ms. The pleasant weather pr
yail4ag just nov makes trip TO the natA-
torium very inviting, ana a most eXcellent
way Of spending tie sunday holiday.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13
l. y. L. Mtslc HALL.

The Popular Place on MAtn street for
MusiU Lovers.
The most popular music hail on Main
st cot 20 tie 1. n. L. Here patrons will
hcaf hne music by a large orchestrs every
nlgat. lie crop ieto.s ar the agents for
AuleusoT busch beer. aud they give apsci.l
attention 60 family trade. Ibis beer has a
world wife reputation. The most uttrac-
tive place "a Main street IN which Co spend
the evening aud drink beer 10 tlu l. A. A..
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13

Charles Heatou has brou be suit IN the
district court against John IS. Mile. claim
ing $4,000 dana ses for false imprisonment
and $50 ceuas tees. lie alleges that on
April 80 10 jsH sGon county. Miller falsely.
mhlIoiouslF ud without rrolable cause
charged hir before Justice Miller. Of
Boulder, y e nn attempt % commit ma
lloi0us mis- Q, that lac was ~ ested and
imprIsoue ven hours, and that whon
brought Ia tsiai hs was acquitted. lie asks
tho damages Tor the scandH. infamv and
disgrace, and the anxiety and pain OF body
ana mind which he suffered BY reason OF
his arrest
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13

tommoaciug saturda. Mar A. 1924. ths
Montaua Central ,anway viii resume the
suls 90 tkcur-iun tickets from a. lena -
A.hHmhta uh- boulder aud rrturu nc one
lafs 90. fas found tfig. Tickets on sale
..atul uhfa .U. raAaaYs good - leturu ~
tu ana Ihc.a o.. tne following Monday.
q. ht. inns. CAY nokst Agent
MM. uAApii. General Agent.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13

A visit 20 our muslin IN sfwear depart p
mont this week wall uiono oouvlnc, YOU
that the cheapness OF these a. eeant nee.4
sary garments Is 90 Doe compared ou y with
binding gold ns We do 90 ANY 81 the many
uuiifo Gus mountains ia tula vicinity. nee
our iiluatrat. q mp ot muslin underwear
depA tu.eut GA seventh p.ge. nnd you vii
stlli wonder how % a. 4olp.
SANDS iLus
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13

! he Northwestern Limitsl 20 Chicago
via tho No thwesttrn Line 10 the zines,
equipped train out ~ Minneapolis aud st.
PAUL IL has Pullman nnd Maaues y lvato
compartment and sHteen-sectlon s.eepors
and bunot-smoking library coaches uud
leaves Minneapolis. daily 7.30 n. N: 81.
Pau. $40 3. n.; arriving Milwaukee 7.5J a.
~; Chl,uso $3.50 a. an.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13

We wish % express our thanks e. tbe
officials. and especially 60 the trainmeu. ~
,he northern rac &c raiirosd FOR tho pho
nnEenal and uucceisful run 81 che cattle
train 81 ton eurs which We used la ahipp.na
"uf cattle from lniontowu. Naah.. a. ans
cry HElrNk Mar CO.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13
a slight session on an Injunction.


Judge Hunt held q session Of the district
court last night TO hear arguments in the
case Of Peter Schiller vs. Edmund Il. Iandy
and Others. IL is a contest over mining
claims. Schiller located the / onolad
claim in the Prickly Pear district in Octo-
Der, 1854 and marked the boundaries by
ornament monuments. The Charles
Dickens claim was located ia April Of last
year, and ita bOunds are claimed TO have
contictsd with those designated by the
permanent monuments on the lronolad.
The owners Of the Charles Dickens say they
have laid out their claim so as L ot 20 CON
hict with tho lines described IN the notice
Of Location of the Irouclad. These
lines, however. are claimed by the
owner of the lronolad - be
false when run from the permanent
monument, which are held 10 be she true
boundsries. An Injunction was obtained
ia tie district court OF Jefferson county
yesterday est aiming the defendants from
working the ound In Dispute. / he case
was at once removed 90 Helena, wlers d
". Ioolo appeared for the plaintiffs, ana
Col, a. &. BJtkin for the defeudants who
are L. X. 1andy. Henry Mcfarland. a. IS.
Williams anu A. /. Bu ms. The reading OF
utldavits aud the Arguments occupied most
OF the evening, aud she case VIII be con
eluded tomorrow.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13

When you start out on journey ron will
get the beet service, the greatest luxury.
the most com let's comfort your ticket
reads via the Northwestern line Fof full
information as 90 IA ouRh rates AMI routes
aud for sleeping car berths. call on your
home sgent. aud for map folder free. Ad-
q ess a. ". 1EaspALF. q. T.. A..
e. -. 4. "a. a q. ~. e. Paul
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13

Louis Bassstte. found guilty Of selling
liquors IN place where women were en-
ploysd, was hned 1925 by Judge Hunt. IN
the district court Yesterday. The dne
carries with II the costa. Bigsotte WAS an
abe 10 pay either and went 10 jsil. His
place is known as the Midway. IL is on
Clore street. aud from common report is no
improvement on the Bucket Of Blood, to
which Il Is the successor.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13
UNTRIMMED HATS.

10 n lin and Lace st aw Tia
Brad. Our FrencL Oh p, prices from
2Oc up 80 elO0, the finest in The ar
ket
Flowers, immense variety, cho &c oe
signs, at less than whole ale prices.
Two Hundred various styles o.
Ladies WAISTS, French Per.a e.
Fine Camb ne and Sat en-. we can p S
lively save you 80 per cent There s
no one in our lie Il business that
can dream of competing with us.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13

Commencing April Il the Union Pacific
vii iun train from Garrison. making "a.
rect connection for All points east and wat
Passenger leaving Helena az aa3 A. M.
make direct connexions "a ougu. I'm.
train also connects for Anaconda.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13

for entertainments or fune nails can be a..
ranged for GA reason able tefms By apply
ing 80 she oifcs - she Helena Rapid Transit
rel Dad L. a J. building. lxth avenue
Advertising spaces VA street cars for rent
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13

s',ad..i 1g.oa s'asAam.. Jas eolor, Tor Sc
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13
TON MS
Millinery and
Fancy Goods
STORE.
Removed to No IS South Main St.
Helena, Mont.

Having st purcha ed large guam
titles o. merch ndise at from - 10 50
cent on the dollar / will sel the same
at prices that competition oIt Of ths
question. / wi d TO call special atten
on to our
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13

Our Seed Depart
ment is tho m1st
complete ia Mon
lana We have an
immense variety
OF garden seeds At
bottom prices. Al
faliA Timothy gnd
lied Glover Seed a.
10 west market
prices
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13

The natatofium will he open - tho pub.
lac this week until eight T.. m.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13
Union Pacific Grants SIX Months on Call
fornta Tickets

The Union Pacific. commencing March
% will place on sale daily. excursion tick
cts 90 Cali ornia, heretofore sold on the 18Th
of each month only.
He! ma to san Francisco aud return, as
Los Angeles and return $50. limited 70 siH
months with stop oy-r rriyileges
Thirty day tickets to san Francisco and
return 5000. Continuous passage.
komember this ia the southern and hv
twenty -four hours the quicker route 10
California. Take the Pullman Dining Car
route thereby saving time and expense
Ticket ofhce No. = n. Main street. Hell
ena, Mont. Ii. o. NILSSON.
Freight and Passenger Agent
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13

And toilet soaps-fne toilet
oaps-have had a similar expe-
rience to toilet articles:
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13

Those i.ateut cusuidnra a. The Ice live a. ssr
uu tAa ma act