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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-29

IHl UfF.G3lS 70 Da IL .GI39.
Select and Common Council Will
Select Charmen and a City Clerk
is to be Elected Common Council
Will Also Elect a Clerk Those
Who Have Been Named for the
Positions to Be Filled.

Select aud common council will re.
organize next Monday morning At 10
O'Clock and tho officers for the year
1894 and 1895 will DO chosen. From
present indications Mr.. Chittenden
will succeed himself AZ chairman OF
select council, while =, j. Nealis will
succeed Captain James Molr as chair
man Of tho lower branch.
Both men will have opposition. At
frat 1t seemed as II A. 7. Connsll would
contest Mr. ChittOnd0n's title, but ut
this writing II looks as If Captain
Kellow's name would be presented HI
The leader Of the opposition Mr. Chit
tendon is taking matters very calmly.
AT the cancus that nominated him
eight Republicans were present and
two others aigDiiiod their willingness 10
acknowledge him as tho caucus nOmi-
noe. In addition several Democratic
msmbers have stated that between him
aud another Republican no would be
their first choics AM 1t seems very
probable that next Mondays vote will
be- u repetition Of year ago.
la the common council i. J. Nealis
has majority of 3 rs far AS his party
is concerned. but tho question is will
the vote show this majority 1t took
three ballots TO decide at the caucus.
and the fnal vote was : to in Mr..
Nealis' favor. ono Of Mr.. Griers men
changing on that ballot There is a
possibility of the psrpstuation OF the
i'll. in which event the Republican
nominee may be successful. Z. L.
Ro0athan is mentioned Us Mr.. Nealis'
rival
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-29
The ANNixso TERRITORY.

ecu Asked TO Attach 1: TO Adj dining
Wards OF tho City.
Mayor Connell yesterday pstitioued
the court to take action with regard to
attaching the recently annexed portion
OF LickAwanna township to the I'D
joining wards OF the city.
The pstition was accompanied by a
map of the annexed district showing
that 1t comprises 1875 acres and abutS
tho Sixth and Fifteenth wards OF this
city.
The matter will DO heard In court on
April 0St o o'clock.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-29
Gkvs txcGlleMr SATISFACTION.

Americans Abroad Ploasss Large Audi
snos at Reading.
The following telegram was received
last night by Manager NJ H Burgun.
der. Of the Academy Of Music
READING, Pa, March 2S
Daniel Frohm,n's large and excellent
company, with superb stage details, gave
excellent production Of Americans
Abroad to large, fashionable and highly
delighted audience
JouT D. MISHLHR
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-29

Every member Of Divislon No. 7,Ancient
Order Hibornians, Board OF Erin, is or.
dered to assemble at their new hall, 42l
LackawannR avenue, at 730 a. m, Sun
day April lst TO 20 to Holy Communion
n n body. -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-29

The county commissioners yesterday ex-
nmned the Abutments for the new bridge
ut Councillor, 1t will be an iron struc-
ture with a l05.foot span, The iron for
the bridge is now on the ground. IL will
be erected at once by the GrOton Bridge
company OF Grotou, N y,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-29
Musie Boxes Exeluslv.ly.

Best made. Play any desired number g,
tunes, Gautschi & Sons, manufacturers
1880 Chestnut street, Philadelphia Won.
derful orchestrial organs, only IS and $40.
Speciality; Old music boxes carefully 70.
paired aud improved with new tunes. -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-29
An Opportunity for the Unemployed.

An Opportunity for tue Unemployed
You are out of employ
Invest your time ca business stenO-
graphic OF academic education
IL means success 10 you In the future.
II you cannot pay US this year make II
next year
You helped US In your prosperity we
shall help you now.
Woods college OF business aud short
hand. -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-29
MATTERS TO BE CONSIDERED

Immediately after the selection Of
chairman by common council, clerk
of that body will be chosen Mr.
MsEon, the present conpstent and
capable official, is his partys nominee,
having been chosen by q similar vote
to that OF Mr.. Nealis.
The councils will also meet in joint
session to elect city clerk, and SO far
no one has appeared who wants toe p0-
sitiOu. SO well and crsditshly filed by
Martin r. Lavells. Mr.. Lavelle has
been in the Office so long that he is con
sidered a permanent fixture, and in
nominating MIN four years ago Mayor
Conuell, VINO was then in common
council, termed him q walking sncy-
clopsdia OF municipal law Efforts
have been made At various times to
raise Mr.. LavSlls's salary. but he
would never sanction such q move
ment.
Mayor Conuells annual message TO
council will also be read Monday morn
ing. What the tSnor OF ths message
will be no one can determine. but that
it will be TO the best interests Of all
classes Of citizens is proven Dy the
mayors previous record. Ii the ideas
he will suG gsst Monday will be as pro,
ductivs Of good as those OF one year
ago. the mayor will have cause for
self graduation.
TO ELECT A CITY ENGINEER.
A week from Monday night city
engineer will bs elected for a term Of
three years. Joseph p. Phillips is a
candidate to succeed himself H 10
opposed by his old chief f. F. Bewitt,
aud the chances seem to be all in favor
Of Mr., Phillips, who has labored
assiduously and given eminent satis-
| faction.
The mon who step out Of council are
o. p. Miller, W. H. Mcdonald. F. D.
Bevan, Patrick Golden. G. J, Duhigg
Victor KocA, George Ferbsr, Fred
Swartz, J. w. Browning, James H
Kelly and H NJ. Williams
The new men ara Wade Finn, NJ. V.
Morris, Simon Thom4s, NJ. Z. Clark,
John Reyan, Fred Durr, F. S. God.
frey. Charles Wagner, L F. Wenzel.
c, H Schadt, NJ. J. Barns, 4 F. Moor.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-29

lG BEAUTIFUL PICTURES. EVERY
NOTED PLACE IN ALASKA, THE
UNITED STATES AND MhXIco
FIVE NUMBERS ON THE COUN-
TER. TEN CENTS AND ONE
COUPON FOR ANY NUMBER.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-29

els Washington avenue p. m Saturday,
March 81, Of hne carpets, bed suits, psrlor
suits dining suits, brica.brac. etc.
A. E sTRONG, Austioneer. 80
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-29

DR. c. G. LAUBACH, dentist, Gas aud
Water company buildiug Wyoming ave
nue.. Latest Improvements. Eight years Ia
Scranton
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-29

Weichel, tho Arccde jsweler, is sellir <
cut glass and silverwArc at ten per Gem,
less than regular price FOR this month -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-29
.ELKS Will celebrate new CITY COUNC|LMEN
Club Building on Franklin Avenue 10 be
Opened in Appropriate Manner.
PUBLIC CAN INSPECT THE R0OaS
The Opening Exercises VIII Be Held
on April 10 and ll-On the Evening
of April 10 Promenade Reception
Will Be rendered to Ladies--On the
Following Evening VIII be the
Formal Opening.

Scranton Lodge. No. lGJ. Benevolent
and Protective Order OF Elks. will open
their new building. 1876 aud l21 Frank
liu avenue. Tuesday and "Wednesday.
April 10 and II. The editice and it's
furnishings And decorations arc car
tainly the hAndsomeat Of any OF Ike
character In tho immediate vicinity Of
Scranton. and proba bly, surpnss IN the
same respect any similar lodge in tho
country. The occasion of the csre
monies pertaining TO the opening means
two gala days for Elks and thor
guests.
Ca the evening OF Tuesday. April
10. IL promenade reception will bs ten
Lered to ladies ut the npw bnilliug be-
tween tho hours of . and 10 30 o'clock.
BAusrs full orchestra has bsen On
gagged for the occasion. which. with "A
lavish and limitlrs, Il pral display will
make the evening one long to bo re-
msmbsrel by those who are fortunAts
enough to participate In its splondors
A supper will DO served during The
evening,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-29
Anheuser Busch Beer.
Louis LOhmRn'B, 1926 Spruce st


Removal Of Gilhools carriage works to
Sl9. 32l, 1928, 1876 North Seventh street, op.
posite Central Railroad OF New Jersey
iepot.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-29

McBRIDE's new Turkish bath. Every.
ching new, 5O6 Spruce street. opposite
Court House. "
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-29

The Evsrstr Leads
Wait for Guernsey Bros new goods. -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-29
TnE FoRMAL OPENING.

THE FORMAL OPENING.
On Wednesday April II. will be wit.
messed tho real, formal opening. and
the programme as arranged by the re-
ception committee leaves nothing lack
ing to make the festivities ana display
an appropriate auspios Of the E,ks'
future life under their new roof tree.
The gentlemen composing this com -
lnittee nre Thomas BorrOwman, +. +.
Boyle, Thomas Moore, Senator NJ. L
Mcdonald AMI SAMUEL Samtsr.
Between 10 o'clock in the morning
and 8 80 o'clock in the afternoon. the
public generally is invited to II recep.
ton at and examination Of the new
quarters. AT i O'CLOCK the Scranton
Elks, the Grand Lodge officers and all
visiting brother + ks will convene at
the old club rooms. ll9 Wyoming ave-
nue., from which they will march to
the new building, accompanied by che
music Of Bduer's full band When the
new building is reached, dedlcatory
services Of nh impressive nature will he
held. Commencing AT ) o'clock in the
evening social session, confined ex-
clusively to mem Ders Of the order, will
occur.
There are still other details coutsm.
plated which will O9 announced later.
BEAUTIFUL INTERIOR DECORATIONS.
Too much cannot be said in praise of
ths beauty Of the interior decorations
and arrangements Of the new building.
The second floor will be- devoted to the
every day use Of members The cell.
ings, like the lodge rooms above, are
plnelled and decorated with stere9-re-
liSf tastelully colorel An electric
signal frsln the slre,t door will admit
members. A hoy will be constantly
on duty at the head OF the stairs in
charge Of two ample sized cloak rooms,
At the front is a reading room fin
isbed in quartered oak, with tinted
sterco-rslief walls The parlor, alsC
at the front. is lighted by three large
windows, which extend nearly from
ceiling to floor. The ceiling Is oval
paneled and tinted the csutsr panel
contains a hand painted symbol OF
springtime A billiard and dining
room, toilet room and dumb waiter
service are locste on the second floor,
The elimination of the architectural
and decorative art. however, 10 rep
resented on the third and upper floor,
where are situated the lodge room and
two banquet apartments
The lodge room, located Mt the front
occupies 40xGO feet floor space, is q
feet from floor to ceiling ami contains
balcony extending across the mex
end. An olG-ross wainscoting extends
about g. ven feet aud is surmounted by
butf.colored walls to n stereo- -friezs
Numerous panels aaorn the ceiling il
which light shades OF nile. salmon,
white, terra GOTTA and buff coloringi
are happily blended.
OTHER FEATURES OF BUILDING.
Throughout the building are distrib
utel the latest ventilsting appli sucss
The cooking for members, bsuQuet
and social affairs will he done on tht
lower floor. which will be occupied by
p. XsigIer as cafe and restaurant
Two bowling alleys aud a shooting
gallery will be conducted in the base
nent
Ga the occasion of tho opening it Il
expected that some Of the most promi
nsnt Elks in the country will bs guests
Of the local lodge
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-29

The Lackawanna Iron and Steel com
pany therefore asked.that an Injunction
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
AND NOW II is MURDER
Fred Butler, the Victim Of Whit
Wrighrs Gun, Dies at
Poplar
Ho Was Shot Worry Early In the
Morning of Aug, 40
Last
The Man Who Dld II Saws That Batter
Was Coming at Him With
nie Katie.

Fred Butler, night operator NJ tho Pop
lar River agency. died on Sunday last from
ths effects Of a bullet wound Ia the neck,
inhio1sd by whh Wright, hAlf-bresd,
early In the morning oi Aug. 20 last
Wight gave himself MP TO the Indian
police Al tbs agency soon after the shoot
ing, and was eommiltsd by Commissioner
Hall to await tho aoton Of the next federal
grand jury on the charge OF ASSAULT with a
deadly weapon. lie VISA btought to Hell.
ems, arriving here Aug. -, in charge Of
Deputy Marshal Tom Davidson. and has
BEEN in tho oouAtI jail here ever alncs. He
ala not learn of his Victims death until
yesterday. aud then hs appeared to rSslizs
fully The position he lin, Wright SO far has
not secured counsel, though the United
States court will Appoint som, one 10 de-
fsnd him should his friends not engage a
lAwJsT themselves. Hls parents and a
brother live al ihs agency.
Wright 10 bat 20 years OF age, short snd
stoekily built. He has been practically
raised on tho Poplsr river agency. 1oiaR
there when but five JsArs OF age Butler
had been night operator at the agency
about two years, and had no relatives
there. He was % years OF rye.
The shooting took place iust outside the
hall where dance was in progress and
about one O'Clock in the mofning. Wright
claims ID was in self defense. lie
says Butler had boen drinking and
Was quartslsome. Wright had started
away from the dance, intending TO go home.
and Butler. he says, followed him oui OF
the ball. Aa Wright turned he sAys Butler
drew big knife and started for him.
Wright drew revolver and fred. Ihs
bullet went wide. Wright a ed again. AZ
no did go Butler. b, saVs, tnTned his hssd.
and thus the bullet struck him In the back
part OF tho neck.
OIher accounts of the affair admit the
quarrel between the two men, but charge
Wright with being tbs nRatessor. These
acc unts ate TO tbs effect that Wright fol-
lowed butlsr, wHo was on his way home.
aud shot HIM from behind.
Tho United State, grand Jury meets next
month. when the killing will be invest.-
gated.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
FORMED A GRAND LODGE.

Delegates Of tho G. U. q. of .. +. Com
piets Their Work.
The delegates from Silver Bow Lodge
No 2,aS9. OF Butie; Palmetto Lodge. No.
349l, OF Great Falls; So 'disu Home Lodge.
No. J. 49l, ana Golden CITY Lodge, No. 3, 1876.
OF Helena, who met Wednesday, night Mt
Odd Follows hall on Rodney street. have
organized ths Grsni Chapter Of Montnna,
@. [. u. of D. +. Vim. Birthwrieht. OF
Butte. presided and John Il, Carpenter. Of
this city, acted - seeretary. The follow
ing grand lodge officers were elected: Dis.
tfict grand master, W. Z. HouEh. of Hell
ems; deputy district grand master, c. l..
Bailey, OF Fort Caster; dibttict grand sec
reiniy, j. T.. CRrpsntei OF Helena; district
grand treAsure'. L. A. Laskh, OF Butte; dis.
triot grand chaplin, J. H. Rsdd, Great
Falls; district grand wardsn, Z. Simm.. of
q cat Falls; district grand Ena dian. J. r.
Dundee. OF Fort Cutter; disttict grand
marshal, W. II. Donnell. OF Helena.
A large number of the visiting Odd Fe,-
Iowa will omnin over TO attend the A. "a.
L. conference which met in this city yes
terdsy.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
1o4oSSteS<S%s.O%

TO-DAY the annual conven-
tion of ST. Andrews Brosher-
hood is in progress in WASH
ington, ID. {. 80,
First organized in Chicago
eleven years ago, the Order
now has Il thousand councils,
1900 members and $4,000
probationcrs. 1t comprises n
body of active workers for the
spread of the Gospel. James
l.. IIoughtcling Of Chicago has
been President six years.
Bishop Doane and other dis
tinguisheI churchmcn are
present.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
Montana Unrvsrsl,y, rall rsrm.

Ilelouh Montana. Hsy. z. T.. Towss A.
H.. D. d., president will open 5spL Is.
1884 Has full literary eourssI also art,
muaic, business md normsl lis tbs bss,
tqniupsd boarding school in Moutann. and
~ rates the lowest ranging from t9li 10
S242 for board md tuitiou for ths Aohsol
ear Of uiso moaIhs.
Toad Tooug u'n Of Limited means, ar
Thugrmsnts have been made Tor boarding
club tuht will Ieiuee board Rnd unfuF-
uishel room 10 n Sum not eIessdinR 1880
poT week perhaps lssi A studsnl can
make farther reduction By boarding him.
self
The n ecial features Of the M ivSrsity Ars
heHlthful location, thorough instruction.
mud wholesome moral influence.
fo- further information ldrsHa th,
president. Rev. y. r. Tower, Prof. ]. q.
lsmpleton, or Ma, N. ;. Cummius, Helena,
Montana.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12

Take the short and by twonty-fou' hon q
the quickest route 10 California. Elegant
Pullman pnlAco end tourist sleepeTs.
The dining ear route. The Union Pacific
has placed on salO daily tickets from Hell
ena TO California points. limited TO sixty
days going, with privilege Of returning my
time within six months, good for stop ovo',
at following rates;
10 snn Francisco. going via Ogden, and
returning same cute, S1h.
TO san FfRnciscO. going vim Ogden. and
returning via Portland. ana vies vera, 800.
10 son F sncisco, going via Portland
and returning same rouie, s75.
TO Los Angeles, Goitg Wis Ogden and
SacrHmento, and returning via an Fran
cisco and Ogden. vice versa $50.
To Los Angelep, going VIA Ogden and
Fan Francisco. returning YiASan Francisco
and Ogden, S93.
To Los Angeles, going vln Portland and
teiu ming via Sacramento, OF vice versa.
5000.
b ough sleeping car rese vations and
10 tbsf infot mhtlon caa bs had by calling
on or addressing 30 North Main street.
Helena, II. o. WILSON,
Freight and Passenger Agent.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
HELENA FOR THE CAPITAL.

Meetings to Bs Addressed by spsAhSrs on
the Capital oGestlon.
The following gentlemen will address
meetings At tho given timsa aud PLACES in
the interest ~ Helena for the capital;
MARTIN MAdmNis. A. >, cBlyES.
sand Conlor, Thursday, Oct. Ill.
Bolt. Friday. OsL II.
Fori Benton. Saturday, Oct H.
Havre. Monday, Oo'. 10.
Columbia Falla Wednesday, oet II.
Libby THURSDAY Oci. lA
Troy, y idAJ. Oct. ~.
Ia ispsll Saturday Oct. 20
sAMUu WORD IL n. nLAKA,
whiishAll. Friday, Oct II.
Waterloo, Saturday. Oct, l3
Twin Bidsss, Monday, OcL 10.
sheridan, Tussday, OeL l6.
LAurin, Wednes lay, Ooi. IL.
Va ginia Citr, Thursday, Oct. lS.
Madison valley Ennis r. o., Friday,
Oct 10.
Pony. Saturday, Oct 20
c. u. NOLAN O. NJ BoRouN.
G'Skt Falls, Saturday, Oct ~
West G. eat Falls Monday, Oct. 10.
W. r. CULLEN, O. c. NEWMAN. J. NJ, CLEMENTS.
Miles City, Thnriday, Oct. IL.
Forsyihs. Friday, Oct -.
BillingA sAturdar. Oct. l3.
NJ W, M'coNSELL, z, A. CARLETON
Dset Lodge, Saturday. Oct. l3.
VIZ. SANDERS, >. NJ ro9LE.
Bate. Thursday. Oct. IL.
JOHN r. ulRRows, JOHN A. LARGEHT
Diamond CITY. Wednesday, Oct IL
White Sulphur sp ings. Thursdays Oct.
IS
Castle, Friday. Oct. 10.
Martinsdsle, SATURDAY. Oct 20.
Ubet, MONDAY, Oct %.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
eosoes&9o$9%e%eS

Price talks---but goods
talk palmer and better. The
prices we quote arefOr good,
honest. well-made, service
able goods, always. Let the
price quoted here be but an
indication tOyou---the goods
will decide you quickly.
Mems SuitS---grey, mixed,
blue or black, all wool. mind
y0u---Sl2, Sl3.oO, Slo and
$3.50.
Mems ''Neyer Rip" pants
in heavy mixed CaSsimeres
$3.50, So and $3.50.
Boys Suits with two pairs
of pants and cap---S3, Si.5O
S. and So.
Boys Refers in all the
newest and swellest patterns
start at Sk.5O.
Brownie" Suits are the
newest in Boys Clothing.
Of course they're here in
plenty-~as are the ever pop
ular and ever correct Fauu-
tleroys. Either style s..
A window full of Under
wear at 81 that is really
worth $3---and a store full
Of other Underwear at IT'D
portionatc prices.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12

Overland train leaves Helena al $40 a.
m daily for BAlt Lake. Denver, Portland,
San Ffanelseo. OmAha. Kansas ChL 81
Louis, Chicago nAd oil eastern points.
Overland train arrives al Helena al Gao ..
IN. daily; throsgh PullmAn aud colohs
cuis
For further Information. mars folders,
rates, ttc., ca on on add sM
II. U. WiLs0S, !, a +. A.,
lislsna, Mont.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
LAND OFFICE BUSINESS.

What Is DelnE Done by tho Looa, onloers
of iieleHA
Tho rspot OF ths land oflioo Al H,l'nA
for the quarter ended Sept 30, ahoWn that
dunns ,hA, ilme thu following final entrlss
wero mnds; Commuted homestead ~ tim
hsr culture 4, presumption ~ miusra! 20.
coal 2. tlmbor and stone . deeori a. an
brAcing l2Gsb RefoG Tls oash hfeoeipt,
from those entries amounted so s22i2i. In
tho samo timi apnlle,tions w5r, mads ns
follows, tlomohlsad $50 timber culture T.
state select ons .. mineral - pio-smption
D. coal 20 tlmbs' and atone =.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12

The discomfort " dust IN a railway journey
mskcs II 10 b. dreaded but II you travel via tha
Great Northern you alvg tAis annoyance iti
roAdbod is rock ballast anl it Ia. 40 sAai loi
oTts along H.. lins. Il ia FREQ from dust.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
THE WISE TRAVELLER,
In Selecting His Railroad Route. seleets
the Road

In selsoting His Railroad Route. seIeets
the Road
That afTor 70 excellent an | moN comt):
ablo facilitieE-"ThS Milwaukee
That raversss o delightful and pictur-
esQus portion Of the eountry-"Ihs Nj
waukee."
That has-and merits-ths reputation OF
strength and reliRbiitT-"The Milwaukee"
That enjoys popularity aud 10 stsmpsd
with public apptoVAl-"rhS Milwaukee"
That has n substantial Toadbsd and most
heouOnt train ssryles-"Iho Milwaukee"
That sgArd4 always tho comfort eAss
aud safety OF It's pstfons-"lbs AilwAa-
kSs."
hat furnishes this latest privats COM
parimont ears and latsst library. bullet
lmob'ng cats-"Tns Milwaukee"
hat furnishes elegant drawing room
phrlor care, fSes rsolluing chair cara AMI
sumDtuous dining oars-"fhs Milwaukee"
That mas exclusiys uss OF the eleotri,
berth reading lanp-"lhs Milwaukee"
Jho Milwaukee" combines all this aboys
and more, too. HI trains are vsstibuled,
hOated by steam, sisotrio lighted AMI un'
surpassed ia luKufious appointmsnt.
The immortal Lincoln said. Follow ths
tSopls and yoa cannot bs Ia from right"
The people ass This Milwaukee"
J. /. CosLSI Asst. GsE. Fsss. AgL
-. Psal, Miun.
NoTr.-Five / aims daily from Twin Cib'
tes to Chicago; one 10 81. Louis and one 10
kansas CITY.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12

ND a.mbrio only eve conts Dar yard at Tho
Foe Hive.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12

10 transountingntal Iunrn1y nothing can
keep out ot ihe cars tho volcanic ash or slkall
duet fzlR0 by tho Nhutl Of Tbs passing tain
lut tho Rrost Noftaoru 10 outiroly fts9 from
this auuoisnos. IL runs throdgh no Hand deserts
enl IT, rOsdbld is rock ballAstai.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12

Having over one thousand acres Of tho
best pAatars will pasture hors's al s2 poe
month. Ranch known as the Green Prsuitt
ranch. ssvon and ouc-half miles northeast
NJ Helena Inquire o. j. T.. AlIOn. CourI
Houss square Stable, or How.
ard Little livery stable. North Main street.
Cam BRoA
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
C|OakS, Jackets, CapH
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN.

THERE is going to be some remarkable
retailing in Raleigh g. Clarke's Cloak
and SUN 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 Goats
(no two alike) made in Paris and Berlin
these garments are shown only by us and
the styles are exclusive. 1t will repay you
10 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 tomorrow's express all can be
fitted, both in sizes and colorings.
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