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Providing for
Future Generations.

We have Just received direct
from the manufacturers the larg-
est line oi Baby Carriages ever
shown in this city. Our line con-
sists OF twenty different styles.
ranging in price from $40 70 $50
each, which a. one-third lower
than ever before offered.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF
~ ennis Delay. deceAfet
Notice ~ hereby RiNel ) the Undersigned, al
ministrstriN Of the estate OF Dennis lelay
deceased. 20 The creditors Of AMI all persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased. TO exhibit
them, with the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the hrst publication Of il notice
to the said administratrix a. room 209. 2iu and
AL Granite block. Helena Montana the Ama
being tho place for the transaction Of the bu. l.
ue.s Of said estate ia the county OF Lewis aud
Clarke MINNIE DELAY.
AdministratriE OF the estate Of Dennis Delay
deceased
Datoi feb. 1. 1894.
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Herbert Nicholson & Co.,
LIMITED. TELEPHONE 24e.

CUFRlFF's BALE-BF VIRTUE OF An EXE-
- cufion ia my hands, issued ont Of tho dis
trict court - the fir-t judicial district of tho
state OF Montana. m and for the county Of Lewis
ami re 10 ths cut of Mar 90. spell man
Agairst iatricE rueliman, duly attasted the 9th
day Of February. A. ID. lsll. ! have l1vied upon
all the right. title an interes % The said rat
rex spel man 10 and 90 tho FOL o. ing desert bed
property. situated IN Lewis and Clarke county,
ttatv of Montana VIZ
Sc south hslf OF lots 10. SI and and all OF
lots %. as. 90. 10 block @. Helena townsite.
Notice DO tcreus Y ven that uu ths "a day OF
March. A. ID. ltJ.. between 1850 hours Of Line
o'clock q. Doe HnI ffe o'clucf b. m. u eaid day,
to-wif, a. % o'clock o.. ~ said day. a. the front
door ~ tHe court hou-n iu q. q cI.v % Helena.
will tnIl all che right. title ana interest Of the
taId Hfrirk or llman in and f1 fhe said above
described property 20 tho highest bidder for
cali ln hand
Given uudnr my hand tli- the TN day OF
February. A ID. I7l..
CHARLES ID. CURTIS. sheriff.
tHED l.. HQsa. UnIcr sheriff
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THE INDEPENDENT

nemlfianoes ~ tho riak 81 subscriber unless
nade BY rneisiorei letter. check. postal or OK
tfesa order payable 10 1hs Independent Pub
llsninr Comuany.
fU-roraons dcsifing 1Er fNurrrNDENr -arvoi
81 ttsir homes or place of husiuess can order by
rosial card % through telephone No. ioA Posse
lerori caaea Of irreeulnr delivery promptly.
Advertisements. 20 insura prompt iusarton
q onld Dc handed Ga before D. m.
hsiociod communications not returnahlo m
i1aa POSTAGE IL enclosed.
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Blank Books.

Have you tried our Flat Opening
Blank BoolCs2 They are Just what
you want Also fun line OF all
styles Of Blank Books. Memoran-
dunn Books. Stonoaraphers' Note
Books, Letter Copying Books,
Hano Duplicating Order Books,
etc
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Fine Stationery.

We viii continu3 our special
sale OF Fine Note Papers Tor an
other week. Regular price SOC,
now 25c All styles OF Hurd's and
Writings goods in stock at low
est prices.
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Do You Take Il


kindly make a note of this and
let US have your orders for sub
sCriptiOns and renewals. This may
serve as some guide as TO how
cheap you can buy other goods
from US.
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HELENA
BOOK AND
go STATIONERY
COMPANY.
III MAIN STREET
PARTISAN DYE WORKS

G. RIMBOUD, PROPRIETOR.
french cleaning and dysing. securing by
French process. Plush wooden, yelvets and
elk dresses. gsntlemen's garments KID gloves.
underwear aud necktiee. Satisfaction guar
anteed. 40 Grand street. near Hotel Helena,
Helena. Montana. Not responsible for gOods
left over two months. Orders called for at any
part Of the city.
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After giving the ArabellA -four a thor
oush trial / am convinced that il is an sx-
cel!snt hour aud would think that the Ar
abslla -four Would have very large uals
III oughout the State.
MRs. ]. n. PETS.
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Just Il Word to
the Public.

DO not build on what competit-
ors say about the policy OF our
business. We will extend to our
and customers all the fav-
Ors expected Of any business house.
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Books. Books.

Standard Books in sets and sin
ole volumes We save you money
on any OF the books you desire.
Special attention given to all
orders
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EE-M outanisns abroad viii always hnt lHH
DAILY lsnrrrSDrSr on flo at tho.r iavorito
hotels Fifth Ayenue and Metropolitan, New
York, West. Minneapolis Baldwin AMI lalsea'
Ran Francisco. MoDermott Bottles LolAna Hotel
rinalnll. III
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The Public
Knows q
Good Thing
WHEN THEY SEE IT

That's the reason they come 10
our tore We are Offering bar-
gains IL all lines. Notice tho lol-
loving
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Monday and Friday for Black Dress Goods at
ands bros.
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A. A Csmpben IS tho onlJ authorized travel
ing agen. u this paper
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No. 4fO6
The Helena National
BANK. OF HELENA. MONT.
CAPITAL, 100000.
ORGANIZED SEPT 1, 1890.
Transacts a General Banking
Business.
y. d. EDGER1ON ....................p President
=. hsl Oi.L .ss. Nlce-t resident
AANh nAll H.. ..ss. .-s+. Z Aalller
JhO. W, LUKE. ....... Assistant-C asher
Collections a specially. Interest paid on time
deposits. Accounts OF Banks. tOrpOratiOns
Firms and individuals solicited
Eastern Correspondents
Mercantile National Bank. .... ....... New York
Fl. Dearborn National Bank. ....... Chicago
Commercial National Ank .............. Chicago
Merchants Loan a Trust tO.............t hicaRO
Merchants National rank 81 Louis
st. Paul National Bank st. Paul
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-THE-
n merican National

Dfreetsrst
4. {. Power. A. J. SaliRman.
A { johnson. Richard Jockey.
James Sullivan.
Interest SLOWED on time deposits. Fxohangs
issued on principal cities Of the United states.
canada aud kurope Transfer OF money made
By telegraph. Collections promptly attended -
City county and state securities bought and sold.
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. oNtana National
BANK. or HELENA. MONT.

CAPITAL PAID IN 100000
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AAA THE A
Merchants National
BANK on HkLEEA.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
Paid IN Capital $3.50, 600
Surplus and Undivided Profits $4,000
l. n. htheI lELD. .........;; ~. iresldenl
a. nAA \. ''-..''. Woe ffe.,ient
AAnDn AnnAAALus sss-s.ssss .sss.s lnf
7. p boMMAN. .........s. 30. So. Asst Cashier
Interest allowed on deposits made Tor sped.
aed TINE
Transfers Of monsy made By telegraph.
Exchange sold on the principal cities Of the
Cnitod States and kuFope.
Boxes for rent AZ reasonable rates IN eur ARE
and burglar proof safe deBosit vAultA
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HELENA. MoNT.. Nh. Is. -
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The above are a few of the many
good things we offer this month to
close certain lines of Shoes. Go at
once so you can take your pick of
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-13

A letter from q Great Northern rail
way official to q gentleman Ia this city
says with reference to immigration to
the northwest: ~The tide is beginning to
turn this way Last week a party OF
800 Dunkards from Indiana located on
our line in North Dakota, being sent
there on two special trains. 1t takes a
little time to establish the course of a
stream, but / am satisfied this year will
see the beginning of a rush Of settlement
and growth in the. northwest in which
Great Falls will receive its full share.
Your city will be one of the greatest
cities Of the west" ''
Benton Press: Friday afternoon at 6
o'clock at the Episcopal church we're
held the funeral services Of Ole Lilliaall,
the murdered Norwegian. The unfortu.
nate boy, whose age was % years, came
to Benton a stranger and a poor boy, but
the cruel fate which befell him awak-
ened in the hearts of our citizens and
the officers a sympathy for him, and they
did for him all that in their power lay
that was to give him a decent Christian
burial. The services we're quite we'll at
tended and were conducted by Rev.
Cloves, after which the remains were
Inferred in Riverside cemetery.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-13

George Dady aged %, and Mary
kruffer eyed 20, both residents of Sand
Coulee. we're granted a marriage license
yesterday. Hr4
In the session Of the State Medical as.
sociatiOn at Helena on Friday, DR.
Gelsthorpe was appointed on the Judi.
ciary, and DR.. Adams of the collsboratore
committees.
The following persons declared their
Intentions yesterday to become citizens
OF the United States: Emil Traxler,
native OF Germany, and Peter Hurst,
native of Ireland. -. -
The race on the fair grounds yesterday
resulted in Simpsons mare beating Van
Cleve's little mare by four feet. It was
a quarter mile dash for a $50 purse, and
it was made in twenty. five seconds.
Herman Herman, a freight conductor
on the Great Northern, between Havre
and kalispell, was killed on Wednesday
at Essex, just west of tine Blackfoot res
ervation, by having both legs cut of by
the cars.
Saturday, April %, there will be two
races on the North Montana fair
grounds. One-half mile race, best two
10 three, for $50; one-quarter mile sin
gle dash for S25. Terms of race can be
obtained by applying to Jack Enright.
Mrs. and Miss Connely have secured
the store formerly occupied by H. G.
klenzie on Central avenue, in which
they will establish a first-class millinery
establishment. These ladies' will be az.
sisted by the Misses Tierney and Post.
All the ladies are from Lincoln, Neb.
j. B. Leslie of Running Wolf, Judith
basin, arrived yesterday. He brought
with him samples Of the silver-galena ore
found in bis mine on Running Wolf,
and which is high grade. Cheap trans.
portation and higher price in silver are
the only things lacking.
Charley Martin of Monarch, arrived in
the city yesterday by the Neihart train,
en- route to the gold fields of Rainy Lake,
MINI. Mr.. Martin is one of the old
timers Of Fort Benton, Barker and
Monarch. and knowing his energetic
qualities he will without doubt score a
success.
When the fire on the West side yester-
day morning was under control, Mrs. A.
f. Caufield, who lives in close proximity.
very kindly furnished the tiremen with
hot coffee. which beverage was duly an
preciated by the gallant tiremen.
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NOIice.

Office of Bach, Cory & Co., Great Falls,
Mont: We have turned over to our at
torneys Leslie u Downing of Great Falls,
all our books, book accounts, notes. and
all matters pertaining to our late busl-
ness here. They are duly authorized to
collect and settle all accounts, notes. and
other matters.
Parties knowing themselves indebted
70 US will avoid trouble and expense by
giving prompt attention to settlement.
BACH, Cory d. Co.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-13

LONDON, April 1T is reported that
keCaron, the British spy, is not dead as
lated but en- route to one of the most
stsnt colonies under the protection of
ffcers. The announcement of his death
nd removal was made because of a
Fenian plot to kill him.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-13
ST0cKGROWERS' ANNUAL CONVENTION

The regular annual meeting of the Montana
stock growers Association will be held at Mil.s
City. beginning Tuesday, April 18th, 1884, at ten
stock interests Of Montana will be considered
AMI it 10 therefore important that there be a
large attendance not only of association men,
bers but of stockmen in general.
The railroads of the state have made a rate of
one fare for the round trip to all who desire to
attend this meeting.
W. 6. PRUIIT, Secretary Treasurer
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-13

Don't worry. More people are killed
by it than from any other cause. Insure
with Wadsworth, Wells & Hanson.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-13

Smoke Juliet" Cigars, the best in the
city. j. B. McCollum, Sole Agent.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
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PROF. F. w. WINTERS

Method Of examining the anterior half of the
eye ball by ob'ique illumination with powerful
American lenses, ~ecabling us to Zee accurately
the appearance of the cornea, iris, pupil. lens
aod anterior portion of the yitreons humor,
and detect FOREIGN bodies. delicate false mem
brince. minute deposits upon the iris and cap
sules of the lens. and the slightest nsbuls of the
cornea, which could not possibly be brought To
view in any other manner.
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The sarah Il. Ye.Ier,

This handsome and weli-appointei hotel, lust
finished the past year. and elegantly furnished
throughout vita ali IA comforts aud con vent.
suces Of amodsrn private residence, aud ecu.
Essly located on the North Seattle cable line, az
be corner OF Rep ublican and Poplar streets. Is
row uaass the supervision OF Mira Hammond,
vino has in thu few uoashs OF her occupancy
proven hsrselt a most capable aud popular nan
sgsr. 1as now completed and established IA
sutailon Was projected 20 meet the need. OF
women and girls comiag 20 the city on business
CT pleasure, and for TIE business women OF our
city, many OF whom By honesty ana fidelity
have been enaossd 20 pasa their way along most
OF the lines OF industry in which success in
wolves tact. rapid movement sal .alshiuinszs To
detail; AMI, too. by society OF homecoming,
principally, and home. loving women. who rec
oguiEs IN the rapid advancement OF all classes
AMI their ever changing relations tia, tho
eusiness girl Of tass Sssr--teaehgrs, sGsaox.
ragaers. dsessmske's. operators, clerk. or
aay OF thu numerous branches open to their
deii angess or quick perssPtion--is iishla before
its eloss 70 Ae called into partnership OF nome
making. and that thu self-commaad gslasd By
contact with business methods aud systematic
detail II 20 mean part az tie cee.ssSry training
for The complicated obligations OF q weIl-or-
deFea hone The association has tpsnt n uea
TINS and monsy Ia ltx erection aad equipment
wita E. ys; siga. patronage They ara EFm.
however. ia ;as belief that when better under.
stood IL s!ll enjoy more than tas anticipated
favorable support Al young ladies' without
tire parental roof cor iiAltY invited 90 go our
and looa The hoase ovsE Ioa will be kan4ly
received. AMI wgi nna isrgs halls, pleasant
dining rooms with sood table. nsst and airy
ehsmeers. ss.ing iaosa with machine. ana
large psraors eeeat4tallY farm shed, including Q
nss pisnA Chssxes ram = 10 s. Ter week
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prsasss. and folders gotten up. al Of which
he mailed 10 Abe presidents and traffic
managers OF ali the roads IA the United
States OF course the grezt railroad man
szers lad no time 20 ascertain how much
Of . road Foster had nor % What use IL
Dat send prsssy annual passes 20 the
shrevd Foster. There acre annual .sccur-
tesies" from the New York Cenfrai. the
Erie. Pennsyiyznia. Baltimore & Ohio,
Illinois Central. the Lake Shore, the
Union Pacific, and In fact from every
road. large and small. N the
country. Even the Sleeping car companies
Every winter Foster would pack up his
valise, take bis burdie Of passes and ride
the country over. One day Q traffic
manager OF some little Southern road be-
Ing IN Wisconsin thought be would take
trip on Fosters read OF course, the eat
Was out Of the bae then. and the story
Travelled ali over the country. Bpt Foster
got his passes inss the same Finally
the road uas extended and sosd 70 the
Omaha road
A similar road In Washington has taken
leaf out Of Fosters book II % situated
in Mason county. and Is different from the
Wisconsin road IN that il 10 longer and
will take passengers, although its prsn-
eipal source o. revenue 10 log hauling. IL
uds aeS Eraulc Managers lacok17 NAM
BY the way-who Is n hustler. His name IS
Perkins, and he 10 rot ashamed OF IL He
has issued some fine time tables and
folders, full of descriptive matter about
his road being .'she scenic route Of Amer
ica." etc. He has also issued . number Of
finely printed annual passes which have
been mailed 20 the different roads of the
country and his courtesy is. of course, be-
ing reciprocated. Mr.. Perkins will travel
in trss-clsss style for the next year, and
no doubt some Of the different great rail-
road presidents will maryei when they see
the large logs hauled by Perkins road,
should they use their pass, but v hen theyget
into the woods where the road stops they
are sure TO grow enthusiastic over the
push and enterprise Of the Western rail-
road builders xho are rushing their way
through the woods as fast a. they can in
order 10 ges TO . point where "the scenic
route Of America" really becomes
scenic" They may make odious COM
parsons a. TO the length and equipment
OF the road as compared with the Wander
biit system, bat viii never refuse Perkins
request for an annual pass. And these
are times when courtesy Is q courtesy.
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There were filed for record Saturday II
deeds, the considerations aggregatiag
t5s42 Following is the list rs furnished
by Osborne. Tremper & Co.. abstractors Of
titles, ii6 Cherry street, between Front
and Second:
Jacob Furth to }. D. Lowman, lots to ..
block 2, Terry's 5th. 81.
]. w. Van Brocklin to Candace Van
Brockin, east g. feet lot 2, block 40. Boz
ren's. 81.
Edward Blewett to John Hedberg, lot Z.
block e. Denny & Hoyt's, sli5.
Edward Blewett 20 ]. b. Peterson. lot 6,
block Is. Denny & Hoyt's. sl15.
Edward Blewett TO A. L. Bjorkstan. lots
u and le block 81, Denny q Hoyt's, $3.50.
Samuel Ii. Ferguson to John Cioster-
man. lots and 2. block 2. Hicks. s6i7
L. w. Rochester TO Anna L. Higgins,
ind 8 block /, Washington He ghts, SIS.
I. Z. Wharton to Etha G. Wharton, Sc
%. %. 4. 81
C. W. thornton to Aiber. T. Butler. lot
Is, block Z. La,ona, $l6s.
c. r. Whittlesey To l.. Dew. Whittlesey,
und - "a nel4 nsi4 ne,4 nw54 SEA nwL
sec 2. "A. 5. 81
f. p. Kendrick to ]. Strong. jr., lots IS
and %. block and others, North Lake TO
4. Tacoma. 81.
f. f, Bair to Gussie c. Swan, lots Is to
10, block %. City OF Des Moines and others,
$500
Charles Andersen to Lewis Card, lot "a,
block As, South Park, $55
Ben Hervey TO Frank Huffer, blocks to
II and others, Grand View TO Des Moines,
s., oo0
]. K Meredith to c. Meredith, lots II and
Is, block I. Duncan's TO Kirkland, ST.
I'll. f. q. Hastings, receiver. to George
Fernandis. lots n and Is. Cormode's five
acre tracts. 81.
George FerAands to r. L. Liliico. lots
q 10 =. Cormoie's fve-asre tracts, s., OC0.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
rnE KNaLIsa aR.rx NARKrrs

The ENGLISH GRAIN HARKffS
LoSpos. Jan. N.-The weather In mild
and crop conditions satisfactory. Wheat
The principal feature has heen the
French demand In view of the imposition
CT duty at on early date. THIS has con-
slderably reduced the quantity of the
coast The United Kingdom demand
continues active. In values white wheat
arrived. rather lower; Russian. firm. with
light offers: American. slow; Indian,
neglected.; California arrived. quoted st
as; red winter parcels. 3. 81. spot trade
SOW. Country markets qaieter.
la flour the animation has slhsided and
the market is dali to slow for shipment:
one lot Of Minnesota bakers went at l5s 81
10 It's 81.
Msiss-Rouud and near cargoes In de-
mani at drns: forward business quiet I;
American spot. 81 down.
Bar!sy--firm: good demand: forward
business duh: country markets steady.
oass--s;esty ~ inactive. France buy
ing fairly, spot quiet; country markets
steady.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. - --Whest-Quiet: de-
mand POOR. No. California, IS SlsdeSS.
sssa; No. 2 red Western winter. b 2aes
s. 81.
Corn-Sleady. Mixed Western, Is nd
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WORKED SCENERY FOR PASSES.

Puget sound masssaAa-


few years ago there Was little four
mile logging road 81 Fairchts9, Wis.
which had longer name than is mileage.
I, ran from a saw mil! aud ssonped az big
cork pine in the forest L. Was equipped
sish little locomotive and few logging
trucks. aud every dsy il would bring in a
lead ef legs. It's passenger tEstae vas
confined 20 q ses logeers and tie prop.s-
esc- OF the mill. Il bad 10 place In rail-
var guides and would not have been
kne~n outside OF the county IN which IL
wss sgtnAls hai the owner N the road been
dali man. Bat Il hApPeaed TIA. he was
shrexd. and Ass shse Saasss not only a.
versisea bis read. bat secured nim saEags
that sbe ia,s JAY Could mlgat have
easied " c. Poster. the ulAa in eaes-
sioa, know4as that great railroads extend
the usaAi eoarsestes 10 each osaer. bad
Autographed passes made. tias tao-ss
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rni. ss,...n,s ana es,c.c,o.. rocsA rsvAe.. g

This agreeable and eflcacious Tooth Rev1R. -
eshlished BY moro han twenty yoas experience
Nas received the sanction Of the msmbsrs a. the
Dental and Medical professions Of this city gsasf.
ally. and By Them Il 10 daily recommended aed
prescribed II IL as pleasant In the application -
n IL sxcsent IN ts effects. !. speedily rsnders the
tseth white and smooth. the gums hsalihfni rsa
and Arm. and by frequent use via preserve then
in this desirable condition II gradually bus Of
fecsnaiiy removes tartar. ana destroyss the para
sitieAi amin aicul0 which nexiect may have per
mitted collect ami prevents Ia cir further
mutation thus servsng - . complete beauties
and preservsr OF the teeth Microscopic sxAmins
tons have been made Of thu matter deposited on
the teeth and gums Of individuals selected from
eli classes OF socisty and Of every variety Of bodily
Condition, and In nearly every animal and
vegetable parasites were found to sxist In great
numhera Experiments were made for their 70
novai and the Ingredients used in Lunfns Tooth
Powder were fcuGd be moss efectuGl 1sstroy-
inS them insisstlv.
Through The Kindness Ga friends - - Dr.
uaifss1 ~ publish tina following
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-22

The Interior Of ths compartments ear on tns
NORTH Westsra EEe l. ase kiHgly palace =
rAiAttsg Festlsnee OF an Arssisa SiEats dream OF
sFieuioF-As tie visitor naAy regard u
Never n EAe ARTERY II railway travel hss
anything 80 asrteet ia architecture, 50 unique
il eozEfofi. a. exquisite ia ssss or 80 eost.y Ia
decoration. TEA seen before. and II Vas a;noag
TIE great s-Eais tA&s sssssassd ths attention OF
TIE wefaa 81 he Solambisa exposition, taLs
marvellous ca eei,rslag al others.
EAs Meth " estefE aEnalsea 90 Calcsxo carry
ing this together wlta eetfsa sloep~r aud ataiag
esz. sesSss - iAEs every day IA ias year. hsTsas
at tie sans rate as "a al ordinary sleeping car
b. ". Fsgser. srESs suaaa agent al. casrgy
Street esasgsm