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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-10
Grand Athletic rxhibition

The Olympic Athletic Clubs entertain
ment tonight viii be the greatest exhibi-
ton OF The season. Admission 50 eentA.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-10

LANGLEY. wash. March 81, 1894
Post-fntsliixeuser Publishing Co. seat
Gie Mash.-fssBts. ! Woufd say tbat am
Delighted with tBsgafSIl ~ C4sas la good
pfdeF, and - a aaiAs. A. IA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-10

EAST ST. CLoup. Nina. May 20. 1892.
Post InfsliiRsucer, seattle. Wash. -.
Gents hs map fecstved ia coed order.
and We think i j. a ffhe nap ou suuuid
certainly 0e a0ie % dispose VI AalAFgw nuGa-
Der Of Lhsln Yours truly, @
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-10

pats are generally Imaginary fnss. ard.
As shey do nos conneef On 40 jeining lSats.
they woRlG oe liable - spoil the uniform
lty OF any naas II a. stsskE be aanntsSl.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-10

IooNEsToa wash. Feb a l6D2
Post-Tntelligsncer seattle. wash II re-
ce lived your map AMI Il u away beyond my
expectations thinS 10 IL worth rally ten
times the moneY you ask for II aud u -
tbe bsls naap have ever seen Dabllsasa
Nours with respect u.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-10

Post-fntelilgenesT, Seattle, W ash -~siFsi
I received ons 0f your premium maps sf1s
other day, aid ~ - Gus map ia sveY To-
spsct and deserves praise. hoars truly.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-10

q FhNf EFhtnl To - AUV~
The seattle Rost-lutalii 6nEcer Co. scat
tie. MAsh.-SiFs. 4 received the double
wall mag ~ short time ago, aud "a sovd
condition Am n0rsathaA pleased ~iRa II
AIis worth double the pFies. You're tfaiy,
Hs j.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-10

fostInts.ltgsncer ca. seAtlls. Wash. -
Gents I haNs recaived she map sud am
well pleased with Il Think u well Worta
s6 which a. woald co-t - 80 10 score Asd
buy It Long may the fOst knteiiige ncer
live and prospect remain your. very
respectfully. - II.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-10

ONTARIO. CansdA Apsn 4. iss4
Post lnieilgecncrr, seattle Wash. =
0eatism The prFafnn gnap reviewed
in good order. afsi a siVos poTiect safisfac-
uon 1 am yours truly. IA. A.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-10

LpnaG, wash. Feb. 4 1854
The Post Inteiliz 4ncsr, seattle, Wssa. -
Dear nifss 4 rscrissd your premium sap
in good condition. Many thaaks f0f IL
hespsctfsky yo11a. n ..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-10

Inquire into the reputation OF the fNl-
ton Market for nrst-elass meats our
priees are now Io~eF than the lowest
Fulton Market, HinekleY block.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-10

Fire al Clifford. Champaign county. III.
Thursday destroyed tNeuty-oEe business
houses, two grain elevators, TIE Illinois
Central depot and extensive grain cribs, Ia
which were 81 900 hnshel Of grain. Only
txo business houses remain LCss about
$4,000. Partially covered by insurance.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-10

I
Editor t0ss tnteiiiEeBcer, Seattle. Wash
dear Siri / have received the map ~
the world. etc. and am pease,l 10 state
that l are thoroughly sAusaed with ~
You're truly. ". \
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-10

Traveller must not forget thai the o. f. 4 \.
lus "a gh9rug ghis repaired snd al trains are
runaiug sltaogt transfer e delay. fhfo1sa
tbIeaxo. puil nizn sleepsrs, frea reclining char
ears upho s5erel tourist s.ssPerR AID a4sassu
daY coaches
uesets. 90 address " II Hgrlt9xL GsusEat Faa-
seager AgsEs, Portland "a.
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90
What
They
Think
OF It.

The premium map offered By
the ACKNOWLEDGMENT to
rs subscribers. old aud new. Ii
now TO be found In thousands
OF homes in the Pacific North
west, Fiat no premium ever
offered has given such univer-
sal satisfaction Is evidenced
by the following testimonials.
which are a few among the
large number received from
those who have received the
map. These letters are exact
copies of the or ginsls on lille In
this office. the signatures only
being omitted, rs the POST
INTELIIGENCER does not fee
st liberty 10 publish the full
names of those who have so
kindly expressed their sppre
citation of the map
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-10

FErHKRHfsK wasn Fah 10. 1904
sT&Als Post 1ngeA igrh Gar. seattle.
~@s&- Have rvcaAvea 5Shs vail psap asa
, eIGTriaN1lly We'll plehescd 5Nlihnit 10 to
beA fte IA -
BAErsNohz ssa., NAY ~. ts8z
fosf-lntelligrncer Tn. eeetlie Wash
Gentleman; Ahe map vacsfv-6 and isFsFy
much Appreciated Nergtaly, 1a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-10

~onrm YAKTmA, w asa. Feb 0. lsea
Post IntaiHKsneer, Seattle, " ash
O4afs. Escl8sea please find atAngs fgs
bnI2ues due On sasScrlptl0s sad naap.
prsmlak YoaFs rssDsctfalys d -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-10

MEADOW. Waah., Feb Q. 1892.
PostIntslslgsaesE Co. srattie. " Rah.-~
sirs2Tha map ls esttsf thsa ws s1ps1ss4
s9JSs ara vel aAElsasd with b. kssgscs-
faaiy. AsA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-10

For information senssFnfns thfs MAG
al AZ las publication ofzcs 90 address
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-10

AmgnpKxx. wash.. FEB ia, 1894
Post4 FfstmsligsnGsr Co. ssasfass wash
PrsDinsn map received and dives psftaes
sansfasr1loE, Years respectfully A. -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-10
DOCTOR SWEANY
7ts Front st. Seattle. wash.
Union Block.


This learned specialist. veil known BY bis
Ieag residence aud suocesstul practise on the
fselnc Coasi, guarantees . prompt ana psffsei
cure Of svsry es-e ne undertakes
FREE TREATMENT ss ne .S Dec a.. ila S Sa.
at oraoe of FfidAy afternoons
YDryh MEN e yea sre soaelsd With nishs
i0IAV AL' sElfsloas. sxhAus,ing drains.
p.uapses, bssh' a,hoss, aversion 70 aoeiety, stu-
pldasss, de- Doaasaes, soss " ensFSJ, AIabstioa
sad se.f-e0n6 dsaee, sbsch deprive gou on youF
man Sod aud ehsoluteiy aast you fof stadyl
Business % nsrnsss-ii Jon arc thus e mletsa
700 SOW tbs cause Gzs veil and 70 a lssn-
hDb NM, o sis .h. .i.s as. I,
aohing back. a1d kidasYs, frequent painful
ur1naglon aad sediment iR gFinfs iTDp0tsney %
WEAKNESS of sexnai org sra. ssd otker unEatstAk-
asla signs OF nervous dsDi4lty aSd prsTaafgfs
decay. Many die 81 thts aimsultTt iEa0fsas e.
tss cause. Which is shs second stage OF ssminsi
wsaknsss Tie Eaest o0sflaRts egsss Of this
eharscisr treaoss sith EnisilsEs success.
pnTCITp Dise&sss-9iIssi, 0onofrk0a, sdAza-
iufAib fasEops, Dlsehsi sss. siftcigiss, SAX
s@ss OF OrgGn., 81 paills, HydrDcels. ysflcoesle
aaa kin1rs1 troubles quickly cured withoas
psia AZ q delsasioa fsora 6asiress-
rITlplg whieh polsopa tho breath, stomach
cossarsesisa. Ttso:a IiYss. Heart, Keapsr,
Blsdaef AID al coasatgtional sna inszsnHl
ou0lss3 also kasturs. Plies kissals utsssd
tar ia advaase d aay esssr Institution ia Ina
eguntfy.
gI00D Am SKIN Diseases. ssss. spot. In.
TsEn.s TaeaDrs Tasscg. EczsE&a aaa 1assf
Impurities OF the hlsos thofo1gatT @adiezts1,
lssviag tns sFsiem IN = saong. Fnks ana
hs14fhtnl state.
ftniPx4 II yoa sfs sunsripg fr0a paFsistsat
LAblLo AeAaAnhss. Fsi mfga AenstFanI40ss
swae1rrhSsa or whites. Isossfahae MeAing. Dis
ol.csnGuE 81 tie slass o. an ssnsr dlstress-
sax alsssnts peculiar e Jour sa1s va saoald
aeasIit D.. Ess2hY sltheuE ds'sy. ne cures
zAsa esAsfs fsiL
unJrr Yosr trsshlss II living away ifon ths
HhIiE eiTy Thousands eHfs1 al hose ~
essrFeso sussnes 6ud - ass9.clae seH ssSats
s,eas ssserrssson. boeE eatltisd sal IpE 10
HEALIh" seat ffse 10 those asseEipEkx tnslx
tTon1sSs-
OMes koars, 90 Il q 7.s3 70 ead 70
~ ~ sanEayF. 70 70 ~ q "a 1zlY. Address
LKyKkKxT aWEASfs M. d.
a. FEpss s.. se&sk4& " AZ
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-10

IArAH Wash. Fsn ., 1s92
Pea Intsllig aEcsr. seattle Waan. -Ilsaz
e4y.s Map fscslvsd Ia good snaDG Wen
pi.n><d vita ltAaa sise tls pspSG Years
ssspsssf4iiy. -. d 4
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-05

bon 1920 S6alern un6 S9iiGerinnen be-
iudt tplrroert uno fatbolilbe kindergarten,
bic 22,226 &tnoer aufndbnlelt. ltnter Mn>
6roburtg itrengltcr 9eiitli6er S1rafelt oerbot
er ben 8eli6 Der ltaatlid6en vgottlolen"
S6ulen. Sn 8riigge ielbit iteate er Die
tpeit6erii6mt BrOceliion bcs beiligen Vlu7
teS pteber bet. 9teier itrettbare &trcbelt>
fiirlt bat audi auf benz ~Dattcantlcben @onctl
bon 1869 cine groBc Stole gelpielt. SroB
ieines 1o6en Differs maltete err bis at lei1er
So6esltun0e itreng leines Qlmtes. 2lls fem
&ammerbiener ietn S6laf5imner betrat,
fano er 0cn 8ii6of Dor ieine1n 8ette
tnieno ais bereitS itarre 2eidc Dor.
= Nus Giflis pir6 gemel0et, D6aB Ser
faufaliibc v6arft" &ifoose auf Dem Waaretz
PLACE oer 9enanrtten Stabt aufgefniipft
mor6en 1T, auf @rllnb cines llrtbcils bes
&riegsgertc6ts. Die 0erurtbeilung gum
Sobe nurOe burB f%olgenoe 1batiaAe perS
anlaBt. Shirt 9tifo65c ipar linnloS be-
t%runfen unb fling in scr Warte6ele bes
neutrality-suspicious. nit bent oienittbucn=
ben 9enoarm 6Gnbel all. Srob Der
bur6aus corrtcten 6altllng 0eS Yoli5tltcn
5og ber Shirt Elm 9olbmelier aus Der
Saide un0 Derlebte Dem 0enDarulen 10
Dtcle Stibe, baB ct to6t suiammenbracb.
Sis gum lebten 2lugenblife 9laubte man,
6aB Der G3ar ben M0roer bcgnaOigen
perbe; baS 8egnaOigun9s9eiu6 mnroe icz
0ocb abiDldgtg belc9leDen. Die 6inrtcbz
tung DeS Silriten bat in Cliffs uno I'M
9an5cn &aufaiuS einen tiefen @inbrud 9er>
D%Drgerufen.
= Sn Gurin bat itd5 jin9f foGgen6e
Scene duf Dem Dortigen 0abn9of abge@
ipieLt. 3mei nur nit Dem NotDbiirftigiten
befleioete augeni6etnltc6 frierenoe &1aben
3mtidben 10 unO IA Sabren panoclten icbon
Stunoen b~inburcb ben gcrron ouf lno ab
unb erregten burcb ibr clenosS 4uSieben ba5
Wttlei6 mebrerer Berionen. @n6li6
panoten ii9 5tpei S9uBmdnner nit Der
Trage, paS lie benin eigentli9 bier 3u t6ult
bGtten, an Bic &inoer. yQ8ir ertparten
~unleren 0errn CT bat ltnS in @aierta (bet
NeapeD gefauft, uno mill un5 mach 6ranf7
ret6 flDren, mo mir bettcln une iingen
ioQen" erpi6erte ocr dltere Der &naben nit
groBen1 @rnit. Die ltm1te6eltoen betbeiligz
ten ith an bem @eiprG6 unb Die &tnber erz
3d6lten, baB bteier Babrone, ber ite beibe
ibren GLtern I'm so Sire ab9efouft bate,
aus Sora a~ebIrtig lei, unb ihon Diele,
DteLe &tnoer alts Der ulngegen0 bon @aIerta
g~efauft babe, ipeiG iie auc gu itngen %peritdnz
ben ct l9tde tie erit nad) SranfretA ur&s<,
ba1n 1acb Nmerifa. 9te 3ub0rerl6aft ny '
e~ntrilftet unb Bic armen &tnber mur0en
borIdufig, 3umaG Ser 9a6rone, ipeI6er bielz
lei6t g8tnb befomrnen BADEN mocbte, itdb
ntcbt einfanb, benz S9uBe Der 8ebOrbe
iibergeben.
= SIM 6riibiabr iouen eroBe ruIitibe
~.. IL -r & t>H- a.
per6en. Die baltiicbe GorpebozT Subtitle
ioQ nm mebr ais 80 nele 5DrpeOoboote
b~erltdrft werOen. Gum 8au bericlben
lperben neue 9ofS I'M &ronitGbter 6afen
unO alf ben Siboriiben 6abrifen 8es
ibeffen.
= 9luf benz Gis[eufpGaBe nd4ft Der ntez
berldnbii6en Sniel @al3eren cretgtete iib
cine ibtpere &ataitropbe: Die @iS6efe
brah Elm un6 brei3ebn &tnoer ~Itilr5ten in
ben MeeresfanaL unb ertranten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-05
Wbtrnen 9nfpttul f1tr
grnatRn at4tn Rtnner:
Ecke Adams &c PauIfna Strasse.~
CHICAGO.

@sinnObeitS8uftanb Dec bette ie9s3ebn gut m6blirts
YTsoat8s1tnle r. lee1s &rontenldle NIT sib.ansiiGt;
te nod per Gags. bes 3immers unb Nuflportitng. 8ri.
inatsBotte1tten tbnnen tbren Mr5t aus Der 3obl Der anoe'
ftelten obe1 beluDen0en Merste mdblen.
@ebnbren IN &ronfenidlea IS per Mp9e nit gutter
Pflege.
Sic 3abl Der ougeftenten Mer5te beIduft fia ouf 8
Mer5te (Danten) rrb Is belu9enoe @erate (0errenl.
Gtne Observation-Disclosures lit i'm Soipitol.
Megen @tr5elbetten luenoe man Ii1 unter pbieeI
Aorsne an ben 2anptsArat oher man ienbe cine BoIb
marte fir elm Circular. 25uta. rpD. hotD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-05
Wenu aIe anOersn fe6lIdlagen, tuufultirt

0et grDBe1Welebrten II. beDan0ertenS pe3ialiitetts
Ratarrb &eble. 2unge, Sober, 99spepia, uunerbau.
IiGbfett uno ale &ronfbetten, lpelde Die @1n9eipeibe, ben
SItt= m1o Ssatt RrantBeiten, @eI9niire SSleden,
4tntpIes, ScrDpbellt, 8lutper9ttun9. S6lpdreu, Sled.
ten, &u5Iblag nno ollie &eioeu, bic bur9 cine unreine
8lutmtlGung entIteben, tperben aus benz Sg1tem ppla
Itdn0tg anSgeI9teoen = Nieretf= tiu0 1trirsStaame,
SbtpoGer &ICten, Getten1tefeft, 8ouGlpeb uno Blaiens
bei6peroen, SaB i'm urn, S6mer5en unb an bdufiges
Waiierlafert, 8rtgbt69e 8ronfbett nnb ane 8laiens
bei9tueroen betber @ei6le9ter. Sebctttc Grantbsiss
ten, @trtftaren Srtpper, SontenfluB, SppbiltlY
9pbrpcele,. 0oricocele, @erei5tbeit, SeI9lpulfEE'
Sbpdfe Der Gr9ane unb 9dmprrboiben, Giiteln NIB
ueSfraftu no ane bantit oerbunbenen &eiben fir junge
foippbl pte I ii 7 e rDnen m Dorge d rtts
e n II NIter, cine Spe5talitGt. Die l9redlibften
Spl9eu BON fritb5eitigen &uSi 6reitlngen oernrla6eW
S6rpdbe, nerpD1e S un~permDgen II, nd6btlife Cts
eieBunoeu, eri b6pfenbe AbfnDr, gnsi9lag 3urIds
QeaDqenbeit, 8erluit Der @nergte, SdlpdG6e beS &6rpers
nno oes 9ebtrns, Die ieben 0tenibe1 nnfdbig fir Gtuz
blum. 9eIddt unb Seratb MAIDEN, perben in ieoer
@eiie nit nienerfeblen6em @rfoIg beDanbelt- 9 anten,
Die BON tbren, benz @ei6lebt onbdn9enben pielen &eiber
bel6iti9t neroen, tptro fifere SiIfe. SdDreibt Iber
Ienbe Iinb III tbrer @pbnlng burdb 8riefpe11eI oebeilt
pproen, nnb Ar5neten merbeft auf 1nteriu9ungeH bin
eeianbt. SetIung lDtro 9aranttrt.
Gin pert9opaer 90 eImnobetts=Tiibrer" tpirS
fret an Peripnen 9eIanot, Die lHs tbre 8e19perben rtlts
tbeilen.
@el96ftsitunoen bon 9 Bis II lbr 8prmittogs, 2 big S
ubr 9tadmttto9S unD Z big 8 1br A6enOs.
Mmmerfnng: Wtat %abreiftre olle 8refe an
DR.. +. L. SWEANY,
323 state Str., (Gde GOn9reB Strl, GbicaeO, SG.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-27

The comedy event Of the season will be
the appearances here next Wednesday and
Thursday evening OF that distinguished
comedian. Mr.. Roland Reed and his admir-.
able company Mr.. Reed 10 great favor
ite here and bis appearance will be looked
forward 10 with pleasure By bis msny ad-
mirera. The piece selected for The opening
night IL the popular comedian's latest hii,
"Dakota." q sAtirioal comedy that treats In
humorous manner the divorce laws OF
south Dako. Ar. Reed appears TO great
advantage a. an sI-iudRe and eminent
iurist, who manages during the course Of
she play TO become attorney both for the
plaintiff aud defendant IN the humorous
divorce suits. The com pi ioations are novel
and interesting, and ~ shows Dir. Reeds
company, including Miss lsadofs Rush, to
splendid advantage. thursday night NJ.
Heed will be seen as Captain Abnsr TarboK
In ths splendid piece. Lend Me Your
ing Daily IntelllRsnoer says Of lbs produo-
tion ia that city;
"Roland Reed appeared In his new COM
edy, Dakota at the opera house last even
ing, and was greeted with n thoroughly
Hympathatio and enthusiastic Audience.
Mr.. Reed ia dsssrvadly IopulaT with
Wheeling thsateT-goers. 40 his reception
last night fully demonstrated. His new
piece affords ample Opportunity for the
display OF hia abilities a. hrst-olAss COM
sdian, humOr bubblinR out In almost every
line. Unlike most OF the comedies OF to-
day IL has a good plot. which is wO ked 10
an artistic climax. NJ. Reeds support IL
excellent Miss lsadore Rush especially
pefsonatinR the cha aoter of q widow in
very graceful, and. in some situations,
amusing name.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-27

We have to do with gods, little gods and
great gods and their habitations. Some of
the littlo gods are very amusing, and some
OF the great ones are very horrible. II we
laugh nt Rama and the monkeys we must
shuddcr at great clumsy Jagannath, or
Juggernaut, as he Is generally called,
" fosc name means the lord of the
world. " and beneath whose roof all sects
of neo Brahmans join hands and are ready
20 die in protest Of his supremacy Tho
Buddhism Of the people who first hewed
temples and monasteries out of the solid
rock would have been outraged at the idea
of worshiping an idol, but not many cen
turtles elapsed before the image of the
prophet was set up in the sanctuary, croes
legged and adorned with jewels for adora-
ton Marion Crawford In Century.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-27

The case OF viii Hanks. sH-presidont OF
tbs Merchants National bank OF G eat
Falls. was called in the UHitsd States court
Yesterday. Co. w. +. sanders Thos. H..
G rtsF and Col. A. c. Botkin appeared TO-
Hanks. and District Attorney Leslie and
Jero b. Leslie were for the prosecution.
Col. Sanders stated that Col. Botkin was {
hAvs prepared an affidavit for continuance
ia tho case, but had been away ana pre-
vented from reaching the city by the delay
20 travel caused 10y the movement of the
Coxsy asmy. ! be court allowed ths case TO
90 over till this morning. TO enable the
counsel fer defense TO prepare their o N
dAvit for continuance. Two OF the wit
neGsss were unable 10 get here by reason OF
illness and the interruption OF railroad
traffic on the Great Northern; and the pros
ecution have asked Hanks to produos GER
tain papers which are now in Great Falls.
The defense decided later 10 60 to trial at
once.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-27
aHot Enough to Roast Eggs"

We often hear persons make use Of the
mctaphorical expression quoted In the
headline when referring 10 an exception
ally hot day. such an experiment may
seem a little "farfetchcd' and Tout Of the
ordinary" but there arr many cases on
record where SCIENTISTS have actually cook
cd eggs by the suns heat In 1897, when
Hcrschcl was in South Africa, he cooked
eggs b. exposure to she heat Of the sun
until they Wero p,.~dvrs to the center
Sir J. g. Ross made n similar experiment
N New Zealand st. Louis Republic.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-27

Eyes, madam, said the cement seller,
holding up "a plate whose fragments had
been glued together, you will observe that
Stickums Patent Family Comfort cement
holds anything firmly and lastlngly. To
this plate, for instance. / now suspend by
a wire a % pound weight, and the cement
holds firm l increase the weight 10 80
pounds and
Here the plate broke along its cracked
lines.
And YOU will observe, madam, that
the plate brosks with ease, thus giving an
opportunity TO cement the edges moro
evenly whenever IL is desirable 70 do 50. ="
Chicago Record.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-27
NEWS FROM RIMISI.

Lots Of saow But the OatIsok IL Prom
ising for a Prosperous Season.
John He'll. who lie down fiom Rsmini. re-
ports -four feet Of snow around the Peerless
Jennie mine and In that section Of the
country.
The CsHsy's army al Rsmini are making
preparation 10 capture n train on nett
hoadsI 10 Join Co1sy at Washington.
The Peerless Jennie mine Is taking oui
some high Grade ore. Miles CavanauRh
has the property on lease.
Tbs Crescent mine, now being operated
By Chaiies a Wilkinson, has two car loads
the SNOW goes.
The fFonsf mine IL starting up tie con
centrator to work the Crescent damp.
!. Umrph 10 shipping some ore from the
Stanton.
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COMING ATTRACTIONS.

On Mosdsy. April 30 and Tuesday. Nay
I. the Helena public will have with them
again the favorits Carleton Opera oompanY.
The company has BEEN Strengthened since
i've appearance hsrs. and the good impress
sion they left will no doubt snoouTags
take advantage Of this opportunity. Fra
Diav0lo" will be given on Monday, and the
Queens Lace Handkerchief" on Tuesday
night.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-27
A.hantee sirIc Of Marfarc.

The Ashantec army Is the male part OF
the Ashanteo nation. Every man who
can keep up ON the march Is Obliged "a
serve, and after an expedition has set out
the women scour the stp'ets and almost
beat 90 death any man whom they may
discover skulking around. In battle tho
generals occupy the rear, 20 a. a. cut down
any ono who may try 90 run away. II the
hattie goos against them. they often com
init suicide
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-27

Excursion Rates TO CaIiforaia Every Day
la the month.
Beginning March 25th the Northern Pa
ciho rRilroA will sell daily ound trip tick
cts 10 California points as follows
Hs.enA 20 m Francisco and return.
going via Spokane. Tacoma and Portland.
and returning same way. f7o.
10 Ban f,anoisoc, goiug via Spokane.
Tncoma end Portland, and rstur ming via
Ogden and silver bow. $50.
10 Los Angeles, going Hnd returning via
Spokane. Tacoma and Portland. entering
San Francisco la one direction either going
OF returning. Ss9
To Los Angeles, going via Spokane, la
come. Portland and san Francisco. and rs-
turning via Sacramento and Ogden. $50 90.
Tickets will be limited Tor s'xty days for
going passage, With retpfn a. any time
within the anal limit OF al1 Inunths
Thirty days linitsd tickets from Helena
20 san Francisco and return. with hvs ad-
mission tickets 90 the MidwinisT fair are
also on sale daily ~ rate OF e62 20.
A. ID. EDokR. Gen. ACT,
Helena. Mont
CHAE- z. FEE. g. p. a I. A..
- Paai. Mimi,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-27

Every time a competitor of
ours in any line retires from bus
mess we've gained a good Gus
toner. lie knows by ex-
perience how cheaply we sell,
and he knows that for the con-
sumner this is the only place 10
buy. 1t is as good a place for
YOU as for HIM.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-27
The Federal Grand Jury.

The grand jury OF the URited States
court we're In session all day yesterday in
vsstiRatinR cases brought TO their notice by
Judge Knowles. There IL one case Of
moTdsr on an Indian reservation. Que Of
highway robbery, and several for robbing
the mails. The Judge also told the ar nd
1ury they should Investigate the matter Of
interfering with the malta
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-27

Our Seed Depart
ment il tho most
complete In Mon
tana We have an
immense variety
Of garden seeds Al
bottom prices. Al
fAlfA Timothy snd
Red Clover Seed a.
lowest market
pricee
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-27

A favoritc way Of the Washingtonians
a. get "a whiit Of soa breeze IL TO listen ~
an air by the Marine band. Newport
NcWa
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-27

Helena Rod and Gun Cub will pay Sl.2s
psr dozen for live pigeons 20 be delivered in
June. Address NJ. II. d ysn. Helena.
Mont
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-27

II ia thought that II. +. Bachelor, con
victed Of vilfully missPply ing fuRds of On,
stookerowers' National bank. will receiv,
his sentence from Judge Knowles in tn,
United States court o-day.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-27

There will be q grand concert a. Ideal
hall tonight By Golden City Lodge g. 4b5,
Grand Unitsd Order Of odd Fellows. Sup
per after the concert. The best local tai
ent has been selected. The concert 10
under the management Of hrs. James
q imp. MTs. Alexander and MTs. Burnett
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-27

Ever notice any lack of bust
ness in our grocery department;
These special today;
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Excursion Rates to c.uforai. Every Day

Go south via Albert Lea" Routa N. & st. l.
by. Superior service and quick time.