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The Helena independent., 1894-10-02
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

The German Cook lods has been located
By A. Lambeth.
The Lewis and Clarke county tehcheFs
institute begins to- morrow.
Tho funoral OF W. T.. Orr, brother of
Mrs. 4 A. Fisher, took place yesterday.
Jim Hall WAS found guilty Of assault in
the police court Jests day and sentenced 10
twenty days in Jail.
william Lsieau aud ID. 7. Li1dell have
located ths Victoria and Great Northern
plneerh each twenty acres, In JEFF Davis
guloh.
On account OF the illness OF Prof. Young
Miss Faith Devors will do his work In
reading al ths teachers instituts and j. @.
Thompson will do the work In pedagog'.
Ainsral patents have bton issued at the
land ONCE a. follows Iusoatora Mining
company and W. II. smsad. Goldsmith
lode, Besvsrhsad county; Adam Hornung
% al, Omaha lode. MeaRher county.
The residents OF the Fourth ward on the
east side have not seen the garbage col
lsctor for three or four wssks, and the rub
bish 10 accumulhting and being blown all
oves the streets BY the prevailing high
winds.
The farewell entertainment of Mrs. Weir
lex ht the -. Paups n. 4. church this
evening promises TO be one of tbs most en-
joyabls OF tho season. Mrs. Wsirick will
be sssiste bv the very ablest home talent.
A rare : eat il in STORE and full house Is
expected The cntel tainment 10 TO begin
at eight o'clook.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-02
PERSONAL.

George B. Child returned yesterday from
a yisit 10 Fors Keogh.
Prof. r. q. Young. city superintendent
Of schools, is quite i'll aud ia confined to his
room.
Wm. BossleI. n member Of Hslena's 20.
lice force, has returned fiom pleasant
Whit TO Minnesota.
Thomas ]. Bonton, editor OF the Living
ston Herald. who has been visiting friend 8
hero, leaves for home to-day.
Clarsscs McKoin and Dick Bradshaw
leave this mo nlng for two weeks bear
hunt in tbs mountains east OF townsend.
Henry AsmusseB has returned from a
visit to the east. He was a delegate 10 the
Sovereign Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows
which was held ut ChsIanooRn. Tennessee.
T. W. Jones. OF Elliston. has bsen in tho
city several Gays. He leaves for homo to-
day. Mr.. Jones was ono OF those burn,d
out by the big IRE at Elliston early les.
month.
Francis Pope, who was injured by be!A
thrown from train near Fort ksoUh o.
SATURDAY, was brought to Helena yeststdny
and taken 10 his home, whers he ia being
attended by DIR. Maria Dean. MT. Pope's
injsrios oonBist OF bad wound over the
eye. and a general skaking up and bruisinR.
No serious consequences are likely to result.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-02
OPEN TO SETTLEMENT.

Land Reserved far Reservoir sites Goes
Hack 60 tho Pnblio.
Several Ysa's ago the government or
dsfsd certain lands sst aside for reservoir
purposes near the hsAds OF streams In
many cASos ths Iieh1s OF aettlors were Ia
noTed and THAR claims sot aside. even
where hssl proof had been made and pat
ont applied for. As was natural there was
quite a number OF protests against this
aud the matter haa been Ia litigation at
Wash ngton for over two yeHTs. Lester
has iusl bssn received At the local land
Office In Helena from ths general land Office
ia Washington, written by direction OF the
secretary OF the interior. doolalming void
the reservoir reservations In several places
and throwing open the land In those places
90 onlfJ. One of these reservoir sItos thus
thrown open embraces Ll5tS &C o. ON
Black Tail Deer G eek; another 10 for 800
Acrsa ON ths south Fork OF Smith river.
tAirtssn miles from White sulphnr Springs
on the Llvingslon stage road, and the other
10 for . 27S.9 ne es on sixteen Mile creek,
at Linooln's ranch. Those whose ontriea
we're caucsllsd when the government took
toe land will DO given the p sfo'enes rights.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-02
THE WISE TRAVELLER,
In Selecting His HalIrsad Route. sslso
tho h0ad

In Soliciting His hailrsad Route. Selects
tho Road
That Rfforls excellent an most comic:
able iaciltiss-"Ths Milwaukee"
That ttsVersss a delightful and ploiur-
esque portion ot tbs sountrJ-'Ihs Ai.-
WGukse."
That has-aud merits-ths reputation Of
strength and dTslisbi,ity-"Tho Milwaukee"
That enjoys popularity and IL STAN ped
With publio Approyal-"Ths Milwaukee"
That has sIbsta1tiAl Toadbsd and most
flequont tain ssrvies-"Th0 Milwaukee"
hat sgardL always the comfort, ease
ard safetJ Of its psttons-"lhs Milwaa-
kss."
hat furnishes ths latest private com
pArlment ears aud latest library. bullet
sHozing oSrs-"Ths Milwaukee"
hat furnishes slegant drawing room
phTlor cars, fras TseliHin2 chair cara an 4
hnmutuous dining oara-"rhs Milwaukee" 4"
That hAs exclusive use Of the slsotrls
berth reading RlAmp-"lh0 Milwaukee"
Tho Milwaukee" combines all the Abovs
and more Toe. Iva trains are ysIilbulei
heated BY steam, s.sotrls liahtsi AMI aa-
surpassed IN luTu'ioui AppointmshtL
The immortal Lincoln said. FOLLOW ths
teopls and vUa cAnhot DO IA fIsm right"
The people uss ''Ths Milwaukee"
:. !, CosLET, Asst. Gen. FlIs. At
~ Paul. Nina.
NoTE. .-FiVs tains daily from Twin CIV.
les to Chicago; ons TO 81 Loais aud one 70
hGnsAE CITY.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. =

Long ago the local leadership
and supremacy in the retailing of
Mems and Boys Clothing and
Furnishing Goods was vested in
us. Such leadership does not
come by chance or by luck. 1t
took years of effort, constant
watching of qualities and prices,
to establish this reputation--it
takes constant work to maintain
it. We aim to sch good clothing.
1t may be possible to buy some
where else a suit of clothes for
less money than the lowest priced
suit in our stock--but it IS never
possible to buy a good suit of
any quality at as low price as
we offer the same grade.
The new stock of Fall Suits is
here-is waiting your inspection.
Examine it carefully-it will
stand it-look closely at cloth,
Innings, trimmings, sewing, etc.
Compare with that offered YOU
elsewhere-the same or higher
price-we'll not suffer by the
comparison.
Felt the need of a light over
coat pretty often lately, didn't
you: Thought you couldn't af-
ford one, maybe. That was be-
cause you didn't know our prices.
They're a necessity, not luxury,
and very little money buys one.
Don't forget the Fall Suit for
the boy. There's wonderful
style and wear in the kinds we
sell nowadays--price is almost
insignificant.
Other sorts Of Underwear may
be good, but Jaeger's is sure to
be, lfyou have never seen it we
want A chance 10 show you some
won't take much Of your time.
Newest of Fall Neckwear is
ready for you. It's the little
touch that is needed to make
dress perfect
The Helena independent., 1894-10-02
THE sUPREMn COURT.

Rad Of the June Torn aud beginning OF
the October
Tho Jane term OF the supreme court
ended yesterday. and the October term be-
gins al noon to-day. number Of new
transcripts we're filed yesterday The case
OF Ellen III. stsbbIns. plaintiff and appel
LIANT. versus Rober, o. Morris. defendant
and respondent IL on aprssl from asllatin
county. The parties had been husband and
wife aud had separated by mutual consent.
BY the agreement of separation Morris was
to pay his fmsr wife certain sums OF money
ana TO give her q half interest in the
Morris oil claim. in Pennsylvania. OF which
he was owner. Morris sfused TO comply
with his part Of the contract. and dem urrsd
TO the com rlsint. on tho ground that the
contract was void As against public policy.
I he demurrer was sustained and an appeal
taken.
The oasss Of Jacob Eugssser versus
Northet Pacific railway aprsal from Park
county; and Louisp Burton versus Chaa ID.
LoHghTsy and the Northern Pacific railroad,
appeal from Gsllatin county. involved
questions Of trsspass. That OF Anne RYAN
versus Barbara spsith. is also from Gala
tin county. as 10 that OF Stsphen White
versus Owen Thomas; also that of Rachel
Il. Creek versus John McMnnus Of al.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-02
COMING ATTRACTIONS.

This evening the doors of Ming's opera
house will swing cpsn for the grand scenic
production of Lincoln J. Crtsr's Past
Mail" The railway has often boon used
by the dramatlst but never before TO such
an extent ~ in Cartsr's famous play, "Ths
Fast Mail" A freight train with fou teen
cnrs q lightsd caboose and a full.sizsd
locomotive. with engineer and temap.
crosses the stage IN the most realistic and
noisy manner. while later in the play q
great Mississippi river steamboat, with
bells and whistles and engines in full opsi-
alton. moves in and explodOs with terrible
force. A Rrsat scene 10 Rlso giyon Of
Niagara IN real tumbling water. 1hS COM
pany is a most efficient one. and thsrs 10 a
great deal OF fun TO 20 with the sensational
effects. A special car for tho scene y is
used, and every detail is carefully looked
to 10 the stage production OF tbs play.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-02
RECORD Of THE COURTS.
Suing the United States Marshal
for Illegal Arrest During
tho Strike
The Supreme Court Ends It's Ses-
slons for the June
Term.
Several Appsala Fled From the JudE-
ments Of DlstrIst Courts OF GNllAtia
aud Park CouatleL

Suit was doohstSd in tho dlsIrloI couri
yesterday under thS title OF James II. Clark
versus T. +. OAkss ~ al, reosiySrs OF She
Northern Paoins. aud William hsDsrnon
United States marshal. CLARK alleges that
on July last Al hissouls, he was aTrsatSd
By Edward Thomas = dsputy Ual,sd states
marshal, and placed in jail. He claims
thA, he was Illegally deprived of his liberty
until Aug z, when tho iudEs discharged
hln. For the imprisonment Injury 10 bN
feelings, ETC.. he sSks 81. 900 dsnassA
Mary TOu, has brought suit against John
T. Tou, for divorce. They we're married
~ Alexandria No.. Feb. 2S. 1876 She al
lsRes that he deserted her in july. 1898.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-02

-, TO-DAY the Intercollegiate
championship lawn tennis
Games open in New Haven.
All the Eastern Institutions
are represented in the four
days tournament. The cx-
perts who have made tennis an
exceedingly difficult game will
be present in body to contest
the honors for their respective
colleges, the list including the
two Halls, Hobart, Hovey and
Nhers. ~
The Helena independent., 1894-10-02
A Ds,irntfpt Trlr.

Via Salt Lake aud Denver to Chicago aud
the sAS,. A dip IN the great sslI lake or a
fswE days visit at bnnitou hprihaL ut-
uaisd rI tho foot OF Pike Peak, cannot bs
squAlsd on thli eontinsut.
Pullman dining car route. For rates
etc. call nj tho UniOn Pacific Office. No, 9j
North Man street Helena.
II. U. WILSON
Passenger Agent
The Helena independent., 1894-10-02
Harvest ET.unlon. 10 Moo,aca.

For the above excursions the Great
Northern railway will sell Nsk''s from 81.
Paul, Minneapolis and eastern terminals 10
Helena and oil points east ot KA ispsli and
return at rate OF enc lowest tfEt-slAss
fars plus 81 for the round trip
Tickets on sale Bopt. II. 20 rnd Got. .;
Anal return limit twenty days from date OF
sale, Stop over privileges allowed on the
going trip. g. w. PuTs
q. 4. DUrTos, City Ticket Agent
HunoFal Agent
The Helena independent., 1894-10-02
Arrlrsis At IN. r.r.nN
Entomb,d uJpor. K,.,,,1

CARBoyDLLE Pa, Oct. John FSnling.
". ID. MtshsIl. Geo. Barney snl Andrew
Klnhssy. the miners who were sntornbsd in
the slope OF The Eorihwostern Coal com =
psHy's mine, 1huradsT, woTs rescued ht n
late hour lAaA niRht,
The Helena independent., 1894-10-02
Killarney.

The beautiful play with its wealth of
characteristic scenery. will be at Ain0's
opera house on Friday evening. Oct. g. But
WhGt would Killarney" bs without its COL
lesn. Katie Emmstt2 Shs will be here also
and will for an evening romp about in the
highways and bywRys OF old Ireland, sing-
ing and dancing rs II her very life depended
on IL, just for all the world like sun2 bird
released from lite cage ison and rsleeated
10 tbs freedom OF nature and Atmosphere.
Katie Ia nothing II not v!veeious. and her
animal epirits nrs unconqusrhble. She is
also possessed OF much nerve and ds ing.
as exhibited In her thrilling leap for life in
the devlPs chasm. Miss Emmett will bo
adequately Supported, and 10 Is said that
her com lan7 is unusually msrito'ious. A
car load of now scenery aud effects accom-
rauies Miss Emmett and her organization.
AnnY OF the se0neG are OF besuty and
thoroughly rsaltstlo. The old Kenmsrs
road. ths lhkes upper aud lowefl Of Kill
lsTnsy. BrScksen bridge. the devils chasnl
aud others will command markell htten-
tion. Reserved soAts are now on sale at
Llekwooda drug store.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-02

In trEnscontnentAl Journey nothing can
keep out al lie oars the volcanic Aah us alkAlt
dust raised By tho Whirl OF tho passing trGlu,
iut the brnst eOrthorn 10 entirely ffUs from
this hnnoyanus. II runs thTnugh no sand dsserts
sud Its rOIdbed IL rock ballAstsl.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-02
Evorysne Invited

Evorysns Invited
To call and see q eomplots line o. china
glassware, lamps. si.ysrware atc-
Prices to suit every purse.
Beat goods. lowest prioss.
/. ]. EDwLnDs Park Avenus.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-02
CIoakS, Jackets, CapeS
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN.

THERE is going to be some remarkable
retailing in Raleigh & Clarke's Cloak
and Suit department this week. We pro-
pose to do the Cloak business of this city
this season if quality, style and prices will
enable us to accomplish this end. Right
here IN this department you will find the
largest, richest, most correct and stylish
gathering of both foreign and American
productions. We show you Pattern Coats
(no two alike) made in Paris and Berlin
these garments are shown only by us and
the styles are exclusive. 1t will repay you
to visit this department to see these garments,
alone. Right here at Raleigh & Clarke's
prices will be made on garments impossible
to duplicate elsewhere. 1t is impossible for
us to begin to enumerate styles and prices
in this space. All we ask is that you call
and get our prices, and you be the Judge
of our assertions. Your response to our
former appeals we duly appreciate, and will
say to those who were unable to obtain what
Foster Hook Kid Gloves asked for during
the latter part Of last week, that upon the
arrival of tomorrows express all can be
fitted, both in sizes and colorings.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-02

Iest quality apron ginghaus only Eve cents
per yard At lhe loo Hive,
Dress patterns At Tho Eco Hiro cheaper than
The Helena independent., 1894-10-02

lAlies ml'sos and cAilaron's cloass a, Tho
Foo liiye.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-02

We also carry the Finest Line
OF Perfumes in the city, all at
Cut Prices.
The free press., 1894-02-15
TAX SALE.

By virtue of'the authority in me
vested rs tax collector for the town
Of Poplary lille, Miss, I will on the
fret Monday of March, 1894, with
in legal hours OF sale, in front o. the
courthouse door of Pearl River TO-,
proceed to sell to the highest bid
der for cash the following described
lands, being ~ said town, for the
corporation tax due thereon tor the
year 1898, to~wn:
o. B. Hall-s3 SET sec 29t2 r 15,
e1 ne sec 80 z Is, i sw3 SEC
"a % 16, nw4 nw4 sec rs t2r16,
corporation tax @15 IL, total tax aud
costs $40 SO.
H. c. Black-n4 ne4 se4 sec 81 I
2 r Is, corporation lax $1.68, total
tax and costs So 80.
Mrs. .Anuis P. Derby-n3 nw3
and j. Sc ! nw4 sec 80 t 2 Is, cor
poratio' tax $21.00, total tax and
costs s25.7O.
K. N. Ong-e3 block 2 west ol
Main street sec 80 t Or Is, lOt
known as White mill lot sec 80
Is, nw4 and nj sw4 sec "a 2 I
16, corporation tax $3.50, total
tax and costs $22.43.
1. N. Karsner-nt4 Of block 8 oi
Main street sec 80 t2r Is, c0rp0r-
alton tax 0.35, total tax and costs
$3.50.
r. Il. GARRETT,
| C.L rQnl
The free press., 1894-02-15

Prepare for the spring examina..
tion in the Teachers Training Class
OF PorlarviIIe Eigh School. Full
review Of all the Public School
Branches Of Mississippi and Louisi-
ana.
Weekly examinations held, ana
conducted similar to the County
and Parish examinations.
II you hold . Second Grade Ii
cense prepare for a First: it you
have First Grade one year License
prepare TO obtain one tor two or
three years.
Term will begin Feby. IL and
continue till April 6. Don't miss
this rare opportunity. The Con-
ductOr was educated in one Of the
largest Teachers Training Schools
in America, and has had years o'
successful experience in thi. work.
Board, tuition and washing for
eight weeks $40 in advance.
Send for circular.
w. I. THAMES, Principal,
Poplarville, Miss.
The free press., 1894-02-15

Tho Methodist church should be
inci0sed with y neat picket ience.
The nOrthbound mail tran was
several hours late on Tuesday owing
to an accident ut Siiieli.
J. T. Carley, of ParSis, was III
town Monday, AMI favored our
sanctum with his presence.
Cease dreaGins the county ex-
aminatiOns by Ewklng thorough
preparu ION for It. The Teachers
Training C'sss is the place. Feb. IL
to Ap'. 6, the time. aud $2O the GUS; /.
Remember that this Is Lent, and
ease your conscience aud our tiusn.
ciai strain by promptly banding in
or remitting those dollars due.
j. O. Bhb", WorsbisfuI Master
of Sherrard BSrd Masonic Lo'ge,
left Tuesday evening for Holly
Syringe to attend the meeting Of
the Grand L"dge.
A fearful storm occurred in this
state Sunday night. The vicinity
of Bsauregard, HazI-hurst, Wesson
and other points suffered. Many
casualties, but number not known.
When son purchase your garden
seed, don't forget to add few ps
pers Of flower seed and some plants
for the wife and daughters. It would
be kind act to also order = light
set OF garden tools.
As this Wednesday, ~ St Vs'en'
tines Day, We will avail oursrlf Of
the privilege Of saying t" HER:
l love you, LOVE you, LOVE you,
For you are my Valentine.
l hope to be yo1r sturdy oak,
Aud you, the clibglng vine.
There 10 much truth Ia what the
" "Nation" says OF the cordi'lon ot
our country roads, to wit: "We are
CON -tanrly dsploring tue growing
tendency to croa d int, the cities;
but OF all things wbieh contribute
to make the country r-p ulsise Ne q
dwelling pIace-to make life In II
dull, mono,onous, gloomy, and not
always hesltaful-the badness OF
the roads stands hret.'
The free press., 1894-02-15

QUEEN & CRESCENT ROUTE
"GLlMPsEs OF WORLDS FAIR"
A Selection of 1872 Gems of the White
City Seen Though the Camera.
This handsome volume, contains
ing 1872 Photographic haIf-tone
views of the entire Exposition,
showing all main buildings, all state
and territorial buildings, all foreign
buildings, erounde, statuary, Ia
goons, and abeut 40 views of the
great Midway Plalsance, will be
sent to any address on receipt OF
20 cents and 8 cents for postage.
This book has been issued by
the greatest of Southern railroads-
the Queen & Crescent R0nte and
lis excellence is without a faw.
A most delightful collection Of
exquisite views, in a small anL con-
venient sized book. Many such
collections are large and cumbsr>
some.
Send your address and 80 cents
10 w. @. RINEARsoN, General Pass
enger Agent. Cincinnati, O.
The free press., 1894-02-15


Tho New Orleans Ilcayune Is one of tho
newsiest and most reliable papers pub
lished. Its Editorials are jndicious and
timely it gives all the ncws without fear
or favor; its Associated Press and Special
Southern Telcgrams cover all important
Foreign and Domestic News; its Com
mercial and Market Reports are complete
and are accepted standards; its Letters
from New York and Paris. and the
Special Contributions Of Pearl Rivers.
Catharine Cole. Mollie Moore Davis.
Jennie June, Marie Points and others are
nnfailing sources Of interest and inforMa-
ton and are of high order of literary
merit. The Picayune il printed in clear.
new type, of size sufficient to be read
without straining the eye.
To keep abreast Of the times and know
all worth knowing that . newspaper
should tell. send Three Dollars for three
months subscription % the Daily Plea
yune. or subscribe for it's splendid Weekly
Edition 1T One Dollar . year. Tho
Weekly 10 sixteen pages. and 10 issued
every Thursday morning - rsach AL
suhscvih~rxabsfor Sunday.
The free press., 1894-02-15
Feb. 8, 1894.

Will Purvis, the young white cap
convicted Of the murder of Will
Buckley, was not hanged at Oolum.
bia on tho 7th according to pros
gramme. When the trap was sprung
the condemned man slipped through
the Moose and fell to the ground.
The crowd then prevailed upon
Sheriff Magee to stay the execu-
ton. and promised to sustain him
against the law. Porvis WAS taken
to the Perry county Jail, at Hstties'
burg, for safe keeping. Various
reasons ar, assigned for the singu-
lar termination of the affair. Some
ascribe 1t to collusion, some to
bungling work, and others to the
direct Intervention Of Providence.
We quote several paragraphs allud'
ing to tho matter:
wf u divine Intervention OF
Providence IA allowed to prevent
the hanging of Q murderer, some
new laws or new sheriffs are noed-
ed."-Picayune.
"Thers 10 absolutely not the
shadow of an excuse for Sheriff
Magee's default in tho performan CO
OF his duty."-Times-Democrat
"lf these things are TO prevail,
We might as we'll shut up our court
houses, discharge our judges, abnl'
ish authority and return 10 the
primitive condition that prevails IN
Botany BAy."-Meridian News.'
"Oue of the most disgrsceful
occurrences that the state has ever
witnessed. Dist. ATTY. Neville.
Gov. Stone received Sheriff Ma"
gees official notification Sunday
evening. When the Governor was
asked if he had anything to say
concerning the case, he replied
that he had not.
The Gum Elastic Roofing fraud 10
working . number OF our stale ex-
changes. The Gaz,tte upon ihves~
tiyation discovered them to oe
without liquidation and lot them
beautifully slone.-New Albany
(Union O0.) Gazette.
The FREE PRESS, ae usual was
among the vietimized newspapers.
The advertisement ha' been dis
continued. Our readers should
govern themselves accordingly.
Primary work Of the Tea chers
Training Glass will b fully exem-
pllhsd by . graduate tof the 0'F"
ningbam Normal Scbofl.
The free press., 1894-02-15
% WORLDS FAIR VIEWS
FREE,

Tho Poultry Keeper has reached
the front US the leading authority
O0 poultry. Sixteen large pages.
mouthIy, fiftv cents PR snnum.
"Farm and Fireside' is a 16 p.gs
paper coming twice a ninth, fifty
cents ger anmum. We will send
both papers "ns year and fifty ph".
tngraph;c views Of the Worlds Fair,
10 new subscribers only. all for
City cents. Sample copy OF the
Poultry Keeper. with particulars
hes. Send five cents far either "t
the following back Numbers equal
TO a 25-c-nt bnok: Poultry Homes,
July 1891, has 30 ,,evs, Bro"der-
aud lncnh'tors. August 1889 aud
August 1891. Address, The Ponl-
try Keeper Co.. PArke,burg, Pa.
The free press., 1894-02-15
"FINE3T TRAINS IN THE
SOUTH."

% miles shortest Birmingham to
C,ncinnsti.
68 miles shortest New Orleans to
birmingham.
100 miles shortest Chattanooga to
C,nrinnatl.
QUEEN l. CRESCENT ROUTE
sol,i W, tiru,ed tr,inS betwt en- New
Orleans, Birmingham, Ch"ttano. G.,
aud Vi, Gin .wtl.
Direct route 10 Louisville.
Through sleep'ng cars a. Knox.
vile. Bristol, Philadelphia and New
York.
SOUTHB BOUND-Tsxaa, Mexico
and California. via New O.lssns
and Shreveport.
W. Q. RJNJARsoH. g. p. A.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
The free press., 1894-02-15

Wsr WJsess-U. BY men who actually serveo ~
NDuRht In the struegie
SNor0 G1ovSoS II Romance. Travel, Experen0
ana adventure. By leading writers
ES1ac~,I0SC uphelding the cause of H. veeorAnAk
~ naintaanine the highest loyalty 70 the 0ov9n-
neat aad tAs promotion Of the best interests OF ~
MSsNtrSeo~ Nesss. Full accounts OF What ?
NM DlAcS 6 he seat Of Government; caremi -
~. ~ M Important mAstesA In Congreae ana ~
Srscas1ve Depertxnsnts; gossip about public men,
GCesoeAol1 DspsrSsssHs. Edited by iady q
n. n. n. N r. c., essA .. ~ y. Neess, mefs
ali III cecnpste th~n published By any other p.peE
l@,-lcsslecese0g DeD0rtnsoSst, carefully editee
'yG~ssSs.0i Nssss, carefully compiled.
rST NAr,oNAL TRiBuNE Il strictly nonparu.Ae
.rd thoroushy American It believes In the greaes1
Sood TO the greatest number Of %! people sn1 ~
0Sity anA eIaitod loyalty.