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TIMID .41.CA - 211. DOULD I, II 01? AD A 1111111TORT. An Independent Weekly newspaper published ev- •ry WeOn.ndiuty monde:: and det oted to the revord- ing of the news and the developuteut of the resources of Jetrenton comely suaseaseTioN. ts:i a Year. In Advance. Witt llritumme green ora Pereeners. l'ILOPEq11INA:., 4 . 4%.1tI.S. TitomA II JOVE». A'rVORNI•.:V (Mica ha tlw P•rehen & Morris bloc*. 13011/0». hems» Comer MorrrAga C 0WAN PA .,rei, sad COV151110151 at LAW. ; Boulder. - - 2 - Montants. WIII pritetleetn sal the courla of Montana Territory. Duo. F. COWAN. M. H. Petana. - ‘‘ r • L. HAY, ATTORNEY-AT - L.1W. Odlee in the Court-House. BOI.LDER • • • MiINTANA. G INO. D. GREENE. .TTORNEY-AT- Lis W. Office in the Bach, Cory & Co. Block. &MAMIE IgentltsoNGomirt. Memant. T . A. LEIGHTON, D., .1-• PHYSICIAN airD SURGEON, B01•1.1tElt.,MONff ANA. Office in the Jefferson County Bmik Isuildhug. PaYSICIAM TO Bericsa Her SPRINGS LIA VI ORDERS AT TIIN LIVERY STABLES - 1; - 1. - IPLITCHER. M . #12.4• PHYSICIAN Aati 8011.03011, FlOTEnta, • • - • - MONTANA. IDP011flee and rewidetioe-tiouth of Boulder dirs.-ate Mr\ TRICACY, 3g. D., 77 Physiitun an .1 Surgeon. HELENA, , : : MONTANA, M. BuLLABD, --Pletal(TAW AND es•aorox--.--- 'Waxen. .• • • • • Se/sera; a. I)R. A. R. 10411ERTgON. IsENT.t 1. sr - iteJF.1).N. All Dental work done in a thorough manier and riatiahartion guaranteed. ,G irlxuantered eat Tied fur -stet Withal his. Office Over Jell . ..Twat routity Batik. Itoulder. M T SOCI ET Y EETI iS. K ,,,c 1 0 ;r , ter tEer r. hem Of s i i ' ist % e r r s?lorgTs. n je n estrlalla at : ii;viireito Warne Leos TATIAIII, C. C. Unalitm, K.- of R. Is S. A. K.J. B. meritEse.ox #31,01d. Ir • in. regular cauttp-tIrevi het Preto,' evening of reel' mouth- at the I. O. G. T. li..11. in Boulder. (7oturadea %ladling in this vicinity are ite it.a tu camp with us. WILL KENNEDY. Post Cot lllll mister. Om. F. COWAN. Adjutant. lb B ANK OP JE VIP JERSON COU NT T. • BOULOIR MONTANA. W. B. nAsrNEr, PRE6/PENT. P. MeNEILL, h.': BE VENDEN. - VAIYMIIGH. DO A 11ENErsis. 33 mars lx.1.12. 33 x.x. is 33.43 au in. ke.xen,A.Non sor.n On all the Principal eitlet, of the World. r (1 I. I. <.: •' N • you. ezei:i...1 ere - r.iiv . .o - rENTioN at different plats.- The murder was discovered about two weeks later and the murderer trailed and at Cascade he was first arrested and taken to Great Falk but hung himself in the jail the first or second night he was there. tefhe murdered parties were Mr. and Mrs. Kurtz and adopted child; of Helena. and Mr. and Mn'. FA: Briggs, probably late from Nebraska. It is thought robbery was the inciting cause of the murder, as Kurtz is re- ported to have had more than 81,000 with him when he left Helena. The 'murderer, however, did . not take the watches and other jewelry from the persons of his victims. The affair is about the mitst horrible that has ever occurred in Montana. I.ITERA 1{1' ig kE,11.4. (Gathered for Tio: Actx.1 Every thought from Kan to West, Wehouse as. favored guest. But each &noire, both tierce and wild, Control, as you would rule a ehdd. -Chinese Prorerb. The qualities of your friends will be ,those of your enemies: Cold friends, cold enemies; half friends, half enemies; fervid 'friends, warm enetnies.-/,,arater. mow, blow, thou winter wind, Thou art ina so unkind, As ingratitude; Thy tooth is not ao keen. Bemuse thou art tata seen. Although lay breath be rode. --ethakraprre. Purchase not friends hv gifts; when thou ceasest to give, such will cease to . love.-1 . e/fer. toy Ilebe front those that woo, . Ands's...boa the hand wouM seize upon her; Live thou thy life, and she will nue • To pour for thee the cup of honor. The increased value of the soil re- sulting from oat ional act iv ity „. • should be reserved to the nation, and not grantel to sineeurists. who reap the advantage in the form of increased rent.-Larebye. There is a Ore And moti llll the soul which will not dwell _ait aspire deal re; And. hut olber kindled. queenliest. evermore, Prey. \non high adventure. nor can tire of aught hut relit; a fever at the eore, anol to him Who learn, loan who ever bore. -Bgro. W hen Nature hasn't brains enough to- fill a skull she putti in egotism enough to fill uL-.--.Ingersoll. A time there area When every rood of ground maintained its man; For him, light lahor sepread her useful store- Juet gave what life required. but gave no MOM; Ilia best companion. in.:wrote and health. --(Wig rr Goldsmith. Ire serves all, who dares be true. - Emersion. W II ITEM A LI. LEA SINGS. took in assisting the Band and snak- ing the concert a suce,:es ' Resolved, That a Copy of* theme resolutions be Sent Prof. J. 11. Barni- coat, for the Comet Band and friends, and a copy be sent tiA: publication to the Montana C'heidian Adrooate, THE Ace and Sentinel, Signed tor the committee, WM. BANTLE, steward of M. E. church. ZIV\CrXTUE: Careful Camper tioas EMOM STOCK-BRNIDERB: VARNER& AND mersi of PU M PING, WINDMILLS Oa Power VriZTr) TO OUR Lines LINE pr 000» IN THIN • WIC MASCEAcTCIRE YOUR sizes or PUDDING mast tows ' and live sires of POWER WIND E.%'DINES, roost oat TO TIR»: MENDRND IARREL/4 raett OR LAItt:Es IE ittaIRED, AND EVE1V- 111IND MLitt PlatTAININI. TO Tillie LOW DV MACHIN». Ocit (amnia AME IWO> IN A WOW Varian or TEalitTotili. ARE FITLY AsuocuièCARANTEEL400oD. Math Aguas %and as Urectaneel far trey. lfrite for .or lap 72 -page Cataloger watch viii gee a fall essra.on if ear teat. idtreis P. II. #4 J . B,RBis 4k. f0, Ilteshe.11e, !tut, C. A. A. HELENA ADVERTISEMENTS. [ERBERT . CHANDLER PImployment Agent. a yureatialtes Help or All - 11.11 No. 24. Eawaana MTREET, Ihu.scra, Moserana. u TA.IHr ASSAIL': 01 0 1vICIE, AND CFIENICAL LABORATORY ir• 43#•CeITIO, HELENA, : • : MONTANA. (told and Silver $1 50 Zinc D 00 Silver, gold and lead 203 Tin la Lead II» Antimony 50) 'Copper 50 Arsenic 00 Silica I 50 Iron 1 50 T. C POWER et BRO.. • HELENA, M. T. MULE» IN Mining Machinery toed Miners' Supplies*. MO‘TANA .1.DEleI1' FON (Special Correspondence of . 7ier: AOR-I BLAKE - S IMPROVED STEAM- PUMPS. WHITEHALL, June 26. -Many of - STEAM HOlsrs our ranehmen are wearing long faces, AND COMMON SINBI WROOORT IRON WHIM and well they -might, from the fact Safety Nitro Powder, tapa -Fuse. lire.thev see starvation of the wandering herds and numerous bands of horses staring them in the face on account of the severe drouth. Mrs. E. .1. Stanley, wife of Rev. E. J. Stanley - awl daughter of Major E: (I. Brooke, is visiting mid mingling with her many friends at Whitehall. She and her mother, Mrs. E. G. Brooke, Visited her sister, Mrs. Nettle, of Twin Bridges, this' - week. We learn she is mum to return to her Corvalis mid her husband. Borten, of Helena, with his handsome daughter were -guests at Whitehall the 21st inst. Miss Marsh and Mist.; Anderson are THE AGE • - BOULDER MONT. visiting in this part of the valley. - t Rev. Golder left this morning on the stage ' tin - Silver Star to attend to Entered at the United States Postoffice of Boulder ' his ministerial duties. Valley, Montane. Territory. as Netondelam mail matter. 1 Having purchased a fine piano, The circulation Tug Atha this week be 556 copies. Mr. II. Collins is charmed v. ith choice, I select music. Railroad hands are pushing their work and will soon be rewarded for WEDNESDAY, JULY 3. 1889. THE HELENA Journal last week be- gan the issue of a weekly edition, a! neat six -mitten' quarto wade up oft course from the daily awl a paper which ,ought to be very satisfactory to those who cannot take a daily j paper and who still want more gen- eral news than a country paper can usually give. CARD OF THANKS. their labor. The Montana horse i 'Spokane\ has beaten the world's record in fast horses. Our Kentucky friends, espe- cially our Xentuckyl:treachers, lot* dejected but they satisfy themselves from the fact that it took Kentucky blood té beat. ManISTICK. AN ATROCIOUS UltiTtler came to light in Fergus county about ten days ago. The bodies of two men, two women, and a little girl wese found at differ- ent points in the ;Judith river, but developed investigation showed that they all had been in one party travel- ing through the,,country looking for a location, and been foully murdered by a man named James Wilber who was probably traveling with them under the pretense of showing them where to find a location. He shot one man j and two women, brained the other man, and probably strangled the little girl. The murder was cosninitted June 7th while in camp and the murderer then placed the bodies in a wagon and hauled them twenty-five miles to the Judith river and dumped them into that stream at different - points. He then struck for Great Falls. trading off the team and wagon, 1 larramarear Busts. : : : lIgs.rx-s. M. T. ' , _ 1 THE THOMAS CRUSE SAVINGS BANI' 01 0 1 - 11.11,1¡: - .N.A. At a meeting of time members and friends of the M. E. church, of Wickes, held on Tuesday evening June 18, 1889, the following resolutions were passed: WHEREAS, The Comet. Cornet Band under the leadership of Prof. J. H. Barnicoat, assisted by ladies and gen- tlemen of Comet and Wickes, gave a grand concert on June 15, 1889, for the benefit of the said M. E.: church; therefore be it Resolved, That the thanks of this society be given to Prof. J ' il. Band - coat for the grand manner in which he conducted the concert. Resolved, That we tender the Comet Band our thanks for its kindness in giving the said concert; and that our best wishes go with the members, Resolved, That we tender the ladies and gentlemen of Cometiand Wickes our thanks for the noble part they Daeorponated Uuder the ' Laws of Xesatassa. PAID IN CA PITA L. 1111O 0,0 0 o. - THOMAS CRUSE President T. II. CARTER Vice -President. e. L DAIII.Ell Treasurer. E.. J. CARTER .Secretary. • Allows six per rent. interest on Savings Deposite, eampounded January and July. Transacts a general banking hominess, draws ex- change nn the principal cities of the United States end Europe. Will make loans on County ' and City bonds. and real estate mortice...tea. THE 1.3.,%-sLY RS pee years $5 six months' $3 three mouths. -m- il' you laud a her doily newapaper. Subscribe for the lIgLE,NA DAILY JOUR3tAL. If you want good Republican doctrine, Subacribe for the littler* Dame Jeranm„ If you want a full Asacelated Press report. Stibeacrihe for the HELENA DAILY JOVIIIIAL. If you want all the nil» of Montana. Sulsocribe for the Ile-LENA DAILY JOEIRICAL. If you are already a sub- scriber to any other Helene paper, ¡Bacon - Untie it and Subscribe for the IDLT.PCIA DA 'LT JOrNTIAL. If you want a Pliew-('lass Weekly News- paper, awborrthe for the ...*MEICL - M\ JOURNAL. Subscription Price, et 15.r Annuli). -tot- MONTANA FARMING AND STOOK JOURNAL : THE LEADING PAPER IN THE NORTHWEST. DEVOTED TO AGRICULTURE, LIVE STOCK FARMING, HOUSEHOLD INTERESTS, AND FAMILY READING Stthseription Price. $8.00 per Year. - - A BVIERTNIE ha TS* will reach every (1., »oboe di•trki In Jetterwm enmity S.A LOONS. LITTLE CASINO_ H RIEDEL.- PROPRIETOR • -.haereet, Boulder, M out. The ruined plies: in Moo to 15w\') • ' social hour. • Puro Wit Rye Whisky, he Seven -your -old MeBrssysr Whisky, Imported 014 Tom Gin, Jaassalea Rum, Scotch st and r Phillip Bones 3111Witukm always on hand. Be sure to call if yoll wed to enjoy „goad drink and a 'element time. EAST, . ON BALI TO ••• ALL t PC)11-TTS • NORTH stud SOUTH, WEST, t t THE UNION PACIFIC t t Oassaat it•Ittratr and sentaluitur tivracv. No. 50 N. eux *rarer. Berra. MnOT. E. V. MAZE, City Ticket Agent. J. A. LEWIS, General Agent. LEGAL ADeERTISEM ENTs. D EBBNy LANI/ FINAL PROOF -NOTICE FOR Publication UNITKD STATEM . ÉAND Orrice. t HELENA. .›Ionliina. June 3. PM. Notice is hereby given that David Hooper., of Boul- der.: Montana. has. Ole f nothe of hie intentien to make proof on his desert land claim N... 1752, for the e34nw% mad w',4 tie% awe. et„ ti. 5 n, r 3 vr., before the Clerk of the laatrict. Court .3 Jefferat.n enmity, M. T.. at Boulder, Minden*, on We-elite...ley, the 17th day of July. roe. Ile mount the following witnesses to swore the conteleie irrigation and reeltinantion of said land: Thomas II. Itolt, Robert Ayers. Ilenry Nelson. and Beeps F. Hoopes, all of liouhler. S. W. LA NtillORNE. Reeder. [First Publican tttt June 5, assts.! APPLICATI43N F0 : 1 A ler,a 1k4Te . NT. • 1,Axis ()mgt. MosTssis, June 24, 181.9. Notice is hereby given that John M. IS. Caen, whose pordelliee teddresa is Boulder Valley P. 0., Jefferson county. NIontann,has this day tiled Ins up., plitation for a patent for a rarer mine hearing geld. reheated in utiorganiLed ' district ...aptly of Jeffeneni. and Territory of 51.ailann. and derignated by the field notes and ofaciatl t‚lat on tile it% this oilier se lad number 49 and 100 in township 6 north, ranges 4 and 3 west of prinelpal meridian .-f Montana Ter- ritory, raid Lot Nees. 49 end Itat being as follows, to' Beg' ing at Cot. Ne.. I front which the northeast corner of oection NJ. T. 6 N., R:5 W., he-ars N. 52° 30' W., 15> feet, wooing thence M. 70° W. ::9lat feet; thenee S. DP E. 13-4 feet; thence N.69° 12' F.. '34s.1 Bet; thous. N. 12°07'E. feet; theme' 5.4:,. IS' E. lel feet; thettee N. 10° :De IC, 5rft.5 feet_ .thenee gita W. 102.5 feet; theme S.9° W. 0e2 feet; thence M. 1v. W.600 feet; the -nee st 10°3: W. 2200 ft -el to the place of beginning. Magnetic variation 20 0 East. Containing 16.11 arre* The load' of this n is recorded In the Re- corder's. „like of heffereon (vanity, Montana. The adj g .1a t i lll ants are ownere of the Irani - more lode on the north. .tity and all preemies; ehtiming adven.ely any por- tion of mid placer tnine or surface gr d are re- quired to tile their adverse claims with the Register of the United States Land Office 'at Helena in the Territory 510titana, during the Sixty days.' period of puldieation hereof. or they will be tarred by vir- tue of the provision...of the statute. S. W. I.ANI11101tNE. Register. ' ‚Final Publicetion June 26. Deli. l No. 2331. APPLICATION FOR A PATENT. • S. LAND OFFICK. IIELEXA, MONTANA, June 21.18149. Notice ix herehy given that N. J. 31cContiell, An- drew Dicer:mitten, and (Woege Platt. whole postoffice addremes are for N.J. McConnell and Andrew 'McCon- nell at fleet.. and George Platt at Butte City, M. T., have thin day flied their application for a patent for WO linear feet of the Moela quartz Iode mining elem. with surface ground six hundred owe) feet in width, together with the appurtenant mill site, sit ttttt ed in Cataract mining district. Jelfer- s.b county, Montana Territory, and designated by the field notes and oilktial Plat on file in this °Mee. na,i,ole numbered 101 A., and 101 B., in township 6 N., R. 5 wet of principal base line and meridian of Montana Territory, said Lot No. 101 A., being de•-- aeribed am follow..., ' Beginning at Corner No. 1. a gran tiite atone 30x8i ins. Is ins. deep. marked 1 2 1594 A., from whielt Sec- tion. Corner.; to Sections 10, II, IL. 15, Tb N. It 5 W, heir Month re° air w 1720 feet; thence North 57° t5' E. 61.01, feet to t'orner No 2, a granite „tone 26:10s8 bus 16 ins, deep, marked 2-2594 A.; thtowe North 73 0 10' W. nee feet to Corner NO. 3, a granite ieone 22x/45 Sina. 14 inn. deep, marked 3-2594 A.; thence South 57 0 15' W. 600 feet to l'onier No. 4, a granite ‚tone 24x5g6 ins. IN hie. deep, »larked 4-2594 A.; thence Mouth 73° 10' E., 1500 feet to Corner No. 1, the place of bight- w ni tia i n t i ld Lot No. 101 B., being described as fall0Wa, to - Beginning at Corner Nit. I. a granite stone 24x10:5 hoc 16 nut deep, marked I-2591 It, from which Sec- tion Corners to Section.. 10,11, 14 and 15. T6 >I, It 5 W, bear North 39° so , W 131$ feet, and Corner No. I. of survey No. ..1594 A.. bears North, 21 0 lff E. 1910311 feet; thence North 73\ E. 300 feet to Center No. 2, a granite stone 24'8:6 in'. 114 ilia. deep, maiked 2-2594 II., thence South le E. 725 feet to Corner No.3, a granite stone •5,1x14x4 ins.. It ins. deep, marked 3-5094 B., thence mouth 75 0 W am feet•lb rorner No. 4, • granite stone I14x12x8 14 ins, deep, marked ere+ B.: thence North 15°W 72. feet to Corner No. 1. the place of begi • g. 511agnetie variation in both intestines 'al° 15' E. Said mining c m lai roaitaini n n o a area of 1373 acres. Said mill mite containing an urea of Total area claimed 20.73 Ti,'- adjoining claim, are the Gotrooda stint General WrIlinbton (unman -eyed) on the North West. And all perm. na shinning adientely any portion of said »mina!' Comm,' ithilrd quartz lode mining elitint or mill site, or autistic. groan .1, are required to file theiradverae e aims with the Register of the United Sledge Land ()flce at Helena, in the Ten:Flory of Montana, during the misty days' period of oubliette - lion hereof, or they will he barred ley virtue of the provident§ of the statute. S. W. LANGHORNE, Register. McConnell, Carter k (layherg, Attys.. (First Publication June 26, Ilu49.] ¡Sol ec j NG si - NDAy, .11\XF:9'm and on e art anceeeditig t•be mine until hart her not ice, t he Mon- tana Central Railway Will »ell round-trip ticket.. front all nations between Butte and 11,-1,-n. at • atingle fare. Mkt -lag -owl for return on Panic day ont,.. suitiao.ws. FCerf]Fi. eTervir #1118tribtése. South itakot a, North Dakota. Illtaralmam, Waslanagtana. Friallary IWWJ, Ito Prtoolviit -ilipard the bill creating south Dakota. Nook 'Yokota, Mossier.. WaihainiEtoti Stales of lb e 4° lanai. Sut m grrdt Prairie Stale. to n hiels Il'.- St. Paul, Miiiiicupuliti Mauna.' Rabin ha.. three tuait' retielaing Abiesdern. Sturm.. iVittertown. loot Sioux Fans. lie I.« Plenlla lhaliota ri.« the rd. Yana. Minnettpnli• k hanitolo Railway and papa through St. Paul and Mitubrapotta 4ni re1.41,. Nog,\ 1)Ag•rr..t.---WItere is grown the Nu. 1 fiord - tteotelt Fife Wheat; whose heuttldul elionste nurture. the mod vigorous mad bruiuy civilization on rank; where single ttttt raise awn- fa - firat. usta. , ased burley alien entire talettere the „iii of whore fertile prairies hs rielter than Ilse valley of the Nile; where the Turtle Mountain, Misted. and hevih Lake land district.' invite the Itenne.reker to secures fret -bones. 141.40'01e -ens daily train nervier to Fargo, I:rand Forks.. Grafton. I/evilit Lake, Butt ineau. and all other important manta. MUNTASIA, TIlE fiiii-DEN.-Treat•urea in her nab.» precitiva uietalic wealth in her 1.nuu.au bead of lit c sloth; profit iai her fertile fields., producing a larger yield of crops. than any other Stale or Territory: the richest ...wary Der inhabitant on earth; a here pro. - perit\ is universal; which hm. the hest -paid labor tie the world; a balmy winter climate. eatieell by war» windm from the„Pacifie. 'Me St. Paul. Illitubraf».lit Mrsoitotat Railwny is the only railnand pananag through r agricult Oral ititiiitry front st. Paul and Minnenpolim to the /Reeky Mountain.. It rumi through the great reste\ - abou lemolo.iino of land, free to settlers, in the Milk Itivrt• ‚aile'. Worst, wider and void ii. ahelltdaIter; no iv - rile -AN.', required; the only line jmutaing through (treat Nan.. with its IALOAllia hone -power Prolnert,. 4.4.1.11 veins. and surroutaling farming ~Wiry .4 fn. -s- tands; through Helena, the capital eity and tomener- end ender of 31ritatorm, and Butte. the richest miming cutup on earth.' to San Franck..', by the Ceduanbia river valley, Portlatid. and >duets route. or Ogden. nab. to California pointa. Remember nat, is the wily line running d g ean.. rare, and free colonial aleeperte of ita sewn from Si. l'attl and Minne- apolis. to Great Feline Helena, ami ButtaS. It I.. aim Il\. eiburteat line to Butte. %Veen ereros.-The country of tall li '..,-r. indented hy I'llget Sound, the Meditemmean of the Paeire. Ito not forget that the St. Paul. 11' talons & Mani- toba Itailway ist the doily line whiell oflars a rinds\. of three routes. o the l'itt•ifit. coast. The Manitnita-Pa, vine mute O. the rat ly ti tie ta\ w ieli ianowtaarro route for Taion.a, Portland. and Son Fraliefiwo pies 1111.0111dt l'ort Townsend sued Stettle. Free east- ists loners run through without rhatta•r• nt , delay. Itist to the Patine coast is. prime as by other line.. but 'wile. of tickets are dig\e and ten dollar. Iv,. Take the Seattle route. For further inf.srmation. maps. rates. and publien- tint', in regnant 10 the ree , oerfore of the fotlf 1st W States, write or apply to. F. I. Weiner:v. Greer Pan, and Ticket Ile.. M. P.. M. k Si. Paul. Miss. Tux 3ierner.4.NA. cienb.ernAx. • AND it.LE.A.NI '1 . 013A_ R,.A_iLVT.A \2\ NEW AND POPULAR SMUT • LINE Bet Wren Helena. Wickes. notilder. Butte. Marniville. . l`auL Minneapolis.. Ultitligo. and AU ponds Enid. Now open for Passenger Trafik' with Solid Through Trains. Duily twtWerii BUTTE HELEN.% aia Sy PAUL. ?slam Sleping Can. 1, wires D'a rig Ces. Isgatent Day C.• lad fro tali.sg Cm re Semi- lass %marsh The sltention of Ili, People of J.Sferson roomy is ea1l...1 to the (net th -t I.y the Mnntenn Central »Hewed t key twit reach Belem he- , fore noon each day. hare neatly six hours for the.trasisuelom of their hu.iness in t lw il\ und 4.1. tin- way Itcute in the evening ton gel • tom- . supper in the tuagnternat .1\ ' g einsc)ivit 1181. Clammily. De sure to atonver the «.f the porter: ••Supper Is Now Heady bath.. Diming Carr* Safety-. Comfort, and Cameleer Mar All thee Patrons. Following is the time of arrival and departure .4 traitie at Helena Ma the uew schedule. taking edliet Iletemlier W. lee: T115134 ARRIVE AT ISEI ' No. 4 -St, Paul Atlantic Ex. (not Butte and the mouth. Wes a. tit. No. 3-3h:intone Expree. from itt. Thaal and the roe 5.0n p. tn. No. 2 , --heletia „tut Butte Express. frein Bette and the mouth. 6.25 p. Itt. No. 6 -Marysville Econ..... Mein a. m. TRAIN. itEPAUT Ettitts ana.r.r.A. No. 4-44t. Paul Atlantic Exprene. for tel. Pawl and the east, 11 ni. N4.. 3-310ohilla Pacific Express. fort'\ mad the eolith, 5.10 p. an. No. 1-1k and Butte Express. fur Bette and the south. &Da. in. No. 6-Dlarystville F.xpress. 3.40 p. to. Train.. Nos. 3 and 4 toneseet at Butte with Peden Pacific and carry Union Patille 'Posattelf• sleeper be- tween Helena ancl Itutte. For further information cell on or addrs-s any nvItt of thin teitiptany, or P. P. 1411F.L.B1 - ,, General llassager. M. P. Bro:NTO.N. *ran% Paso_ Aret, Helena. (lóIRIAL.orr VIA TIDE PA.CIIPIC itailroad. The. Car Route, AND .; Great Short nine to etudes -vs (\flier.. 11130 -The Shortest ROate to CHICAGO . AND ALL POINTS EAST. And. the only THROUGH CAR , Lee Rea Qu.ck ems Baronet Cars. Mhos Palace Pewers. -to:- NORTHERN PACIFIC TIME T tni.r. The following- is the tine of the arrived. and des part urn. of trains on the Northern Patifle at Helena toy the latest schedule- whieh look effect Mardi 3114: AFULMA. At meows No. 1 -Through Weet-hound Limited -2:5ep so NO. 2-Thi011all Essia-botind Limited.. tttt '. t \ fi -Butte, Missoula, and Ilelenalfgava-12eipen \ 10 -Marysville IPionetsger __RDA In \ 12-31nrypville actommodation Ala p in \ 22 -Rimini accom.. Mon., Wed. It Friday _1:0. 0 pm \ 5--Wiekes and Boulder Pam. • ;016.• In DIWASTVIla• MOW alitaaw No. 1-T1.rough Weet-bound Limited -315 pet \ 2 -Through East -hound 7-1Ielena,Butte,and Miasmata Expreep-7:45 a to \ 9 -Marysville Piumenger _NAP p \ I 1-51aryseille accommodation 1001 nt \li -Rubi ersoni., Mon.. Wed., & Filday6:15 • nt \ 6-Wieker and Boulder Pam.-- ........4149p n. A. D. EIKIA It. General Aittrat. ('.5. FEE. Helena, Montana. Gen. Pass. :laid Ticket ‚gent. to. roil Imo
