The Helena independent. [volume], October 13, 1893, Morning, Page 5, Image 5

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THE WAROS OF NOoaO.,
Caviadian Crl fiber Wanl Ctt.is~
ship or Simn Rsiervatlon
to Live On.
The Governor SendeTheir I. qusit
to the 4uthodrti.e at
Wuashhlgton,
United StatesDleeantmlie Jtpeetblttyaned
Mostana Ne U.Iwlleg to Asqsme
Amy It# the Matter.
A commnleattion from the Canadian
Cree indians, now in MoateUm, askiag
elitel to be admitted as eltiseas or to be
allowed a reservatoln on whish to live, has
been referred to the into for deps tmentat
Washington by Gov. Rieairde, to whom it
wes addressed. Theme esme Indian made
an Application to the olert of the scort of
Cas.ade county last Jane to be allowed to
deleare their intention of becomlng lui
ease. Their applietleH n was rejected.
Then they wrote to, the gevernor, Who
found he had no authority to eat in the
matter, d referred theior petition to Wlah.
ington. It to etiremely denlitful, ia the
light of past experilpe,0 whether aythling
will be done by th federal anthoriltle.
There have been about 850 Ceo Indians It
Montana for about ight years. Many have
upposed that thny erossed the line from
Canadd about the time of the Bloel rebel
lion, in order to avoid the consequnesees b
partiolpating in tbhat prising. 'i his, bow
evyr, is declared not to be the faet. tome
r them, it is olaised, came before the Kiel
rebdllion and others afltrwards, but that
event, it is stated by the idilasR theem
slives, had nothing to do with their
crossing the line into United Stases tegri
tory. However that they may bhe they are
here, and in the absence of any other ex
planation, the most reasonable supposition
is that they came because they would rather
be wards of this government than stay on
British oil and I Ostie for themselves.
The Casndisn Creen now here are in a
somewhat pecaliar position. In ene way
they are better off than the Indianl of the
United States, in that they eas Eome or go
as they pit age and there is no agent to in
terfere with their movements. In another
way they are worse off, since this govern
meat habs fotially declined to assume any
responsibility for their eare or aedate
nase, and feels no moral or legal obliga
tions to provide themp with blankets, food
or hunting grounds.,
When Gov. Toole was in the ezaeltive
office he stated in a communication to the
authorities at Washington that the C eon
were not a desirable lqt of people to have
traveling around Montana; but that as the
state had no control over Indiana the fed
eral government should look alte them
and see that they were deported over the
line into Canada, where they belong. The
letter went throngh the ofdce of the cos
missioner of Indiann aairs, the interior
department and the department of state
and the answer onme back that the Crees
were not under the jurisdiotion of the
United States authorities and that the gen
eral government could no nothing toward
sending them book to Canada. Since Gov.
Rickards onme 'into ooffice he has renewed
the agitation and has met with thoe meo
nsuccess, or want of auccesa, that attended
Gov. Toole's efforts.
As the general government disclaims all
responsibility and the state goveroment
does not elae to assuae any, it looks as
though the Crees wold be allowed to
wander ever Montana a. they see fit, camp
ing and hunting where they please, and
killing game in or out of season as they
need it.
HOW TO MEE THE WORLD'S FAIR.'
Suggestions as to the Most Convenient
and Ecomaoleal Methods.
When you go to the World's fair do not
take a trunk with you if you can possibly
get along without it but peak your foew
necessary traveling articles in a hbad bag
or grip and carry it along with you. You
will never know what a lot of annoyanne
you have been spared Ia this war. Then
et your ticket from Helena to Chicago and
tho greatest fair the world has ever seen,
reading via St. Paul and. thence via "the
No thwastern line" to Chicago. "The
No thwestern line" runs three superbly
equipped trains daily from St. Paul to Chi
sago, leaving Lt. Paul at eight a. a. daily;
6:25 . Im. daily except Menday; 8:10 p. m.
daily, making quicker time to Chiosgo
than by any other line. When you arrive
in Chicago you will Afnd World's fair omni
buses at "the Northwesteon line" depot
which will take you to the Van Bu.en street
station of the Illinois Central road, where
trains for the fair leave every three min
utes, where Wo Id's fair steamers can be
taken for the fair every San minutes, or you
enn take a steam ferry from the des ot of
the Northwaatern lisn direct to the same
place vire the Chlcagu river and making
connections with the famous whalsbeek
steamer Christopher Columbus for 15 eantl.
When you arrive at the fair you will ind a
number of first-olnes hobels within a stone's
throw of the main entrance, and dozens of
good restaurants wbere meals can be had
to accommodate the most modest parse.
By following these slimple directibos your
trip is bound to be a pleasant on'. See
that yourtlicket fteom MI. Panl reads via
"the Northweste:n line," and remember
that by this roats you will obtain the best
service, the greatest laxnry, the most com
plete nomfort.
Attention all.
Woodman hall
At Eleotrioe hall,.
tkridsy, Let. 11, that's all.
Hopoacklug cloth for felt dresses, thirty-eihlt
inches wide. all wool. St 41 cents e rd. Wilt
make a cheap, dlrable and tUlih drees. At the
Lee Hive.
A Comlorltab'e aonta.
Trains leave Helena daily at two p. ma.
for Seattle and Pugest smonad points, BSp
kane, lt. Paul, Minneapolis and it. Lolis,
Chicago and the est, also for points in
Minnesota and the Dokotu.
Buffet carse containing bath room, barber
shop, eey chalirs, observation windows,
library, wettIng and cad tables, smoklin
rooms. etc, are run in nonneotion with mat
ace dlning alnd eloo ing care, first-eless
coaches and tourist sleoping ears. Direct
eonnectlons nre made at Wenatcbee with
steamers for Lsake Chelan and tbhe Okano
can country; at N·ewport for polnes on the
Pernd d'Orelle river;. at Bonne 's Ferry
with steames for Kaslo, Aineworlh. Nel
son and other points la the Kootsleai min
ing dietrlet; at Jenoings with steamer for
Fort hteele. Crosses the Carce e and
Rocky mountains in daylighlabt. Beautilnl
scenery and n toad free f-om dust.
'train for Witkes, Boulder and Bntas
leaves Helena daily ezoopt Bonday at 8:50
S. m. Conunection is made rt iutte to all
points on the Union Pciio Systenm.
Through train fremr the east leaves Helena
daily 1t 1:211 r. m. for Botte,
For Inu motion gr pubiloations apply-to
any agRent of this company or
B H. LlnoLtY,
Helene, Mopt.
Have you aeon those storm Ieras drew goods
t "h IteeeehlVe that are sailgUat tee ler .ad
this weekP
Iter·oved.
Dr. Taylor hass moved from the Power
blook to the Denver block where he wll bs
glad to seo ail lurmsr friends.
At Cast.
The entire line of wood heating storve of
Bturrohok & Prnoelitt areso berig elosd out et
0o05.
D PRICE'S
nhi amly Pure Cream of Tartr Powder.-No Ammonia; No Alus.
Jaed in Millions of Homes---4o Years the Standa4d.
JOT'.INUS AIOUr TOW.Y.
Delbert Bedford s bappy in the arrival
of a tea-pound daughbter t is home.
Thomas Crosu has a force of men at work
doina representation wo:k on his claims is
the Ottawa dies. i.
A larg numbel of Oregon pheasante ame
to be brought to Doer Lodge county and
tnined loose on overal resekes, with the
Idea of dometilnestng them.
Mininag iotlions have been filed with the
couaty reoeerdr as fellows: Henesr plear,
twenty onres In itsmple distriot by W. O.
Huashe; twenty esres in Liaeoln guloh, by
(Jharles hraske.
The advanue rale of tickets for the grand
bad times ehara.ter ball to be given Mon
day eveanls nset b L. A. I. of the Soue
of Veterans is very large indicating that
quite a sum wilt be netted for charitable
purposes.
Thomas H. Shepe'has transferred to R.
T. ayles, for' $1 eto., all his Interest in
the Eldorsdo' lode. William Winkelman
hea sold to Herman Gerber for `175, the
Mount Helena quats lode, in the foothills
of Mount Helens.
At a regular meeting of Roaky Mountein
Brenub 208 C. K of A. held on Sunday. o00
tober 8, it was resolved to chngae the regu
lar meeting day from the second and fourth
Bundav of each moeth to the second and
fourth Monday at 7:80 p. m.
T. P. Smith, special Indian agent, who
has had charge of the Flathead agency
during the vacanor caused by the death of
Major Peter Rtonan, beehas trned the office
over to Agent Carter. the new appointee,
and started for Washington.
the wind blew at the rate of forty-eight
miles an hour at one o'clock yesterday,
breoking the forty-two mile record made
in Octobe-, 1891, and beating all records of
the weather bureau for any October in
fourteen years. 'thus 1898 breakse the
record for the coldest winter for years, the
warmest summer, the heaviest rainfall and
the strongest wind.
Charles Straub. an old time miner, who
has been in Montana since 1864, met with a
serione accident Wednesday while blasting
in his mine near Clancsy. He had placed
and lighted the fuse twice. but the blast
failed to go off, and was about trying to at.
tleh a third fuse when the blast exploded,
the charge striking his hands. He was
brought to Helena and Dr. Treacy was
called. As the result of the accident
Staub lost almost the entire left hand and
the first finger on the right hand.
PERSONAL.
Miss Ida Geottlech will return to-day
from the east where she has been at school
for two years. Her friends will be glad to
weleome her home.
B. K. Loeb, aecompanied by his mother,
Mrs. B. Loeb, and Mrs. Herman Gans and
Mrs. Marons Iands, leave for Chicago to.
day.
President Lookey of the Helena Rapid
Transit railroad, will leave this week for
Milwaukee to attend. the annual mesting.
held October 18, 19 and 20. of the American
Street Railway association, whieh is onm
posed of the ofeers and managers of street
railways in the United States and Canada.
While east he will purchase material and
supplies for the improvement of the Rapid
Transit lines.
A.rrivneo sli the Orand omntrel.
J T Darling. fllieton J H Moore. Mles City
C I Chepin, (astle Mrs N H Tracy. Boze
Mrs 8 oaenron, Boze- man
man J W Herbert. I imarck
M Wheeler., St Pent J A iatson. Ft sul
Wm Mayser, taryoville E J Leonard, M D,
J W Blair. Ielmville Butte
T P Murray. ('omet JohnHtlldebrand,Basin
Mrs A 1 hRiurehead, Miss Violet Ai ateson,
)ite Jbutts
A italmforth. Putte Mrs l almforth. Butte
Mrs Lizzie Harsh. Butte M O Donnell b sin
AJ Cunnede. t Point Mr Guraett, Beaton
J H Wilken.(irest Falls Mrs N ilkeon.Ureatallc
T J t roswhite. Main- Jas Brennan, Minue
moth oringms apolle
Nick bastz, treat Faills Idetonelhoue.('hoteau
Iromn Pruitt, 'owneend (: Mulrray, Townsend
J .Lrray, Townsend.
Arrivalse at The e'es.
Chas 0 Parsons. Boston J H Herfurd, city
Abram Gideon. Clocin- Chas Lehman, Lewie
nati town
D ' I oney. Chicago Robt btioht, city
LoUis laufman. butte John Forbis, butte
Hm " F, rbii. BJute A 1 Sheldon and wife.
t Knighton, Ean Mran- Portland
Coico Mrs J W Taylor. Glen
Mrs W W Berry, Glen- dive
dive Geo C Lunt, St Louis
Netloe to Ore alippers.
The U; S. Publio Sampling Co., of Hel
ens, is again prepared to handle all claseso
of smelting ores, and parties having this
e:ars to sell will find it to their interest to
interview E.. . Braden, manager, before
disposing of their products. We can now
pay the market riem for all ores, which is
only a slight deerease from the prices pre
vailing before the recent, decline in silver.
silver computed at New York spot quota
tiene, and not at sixty days' delivery. As
saying will receive prompt attention. Cor
respondence solloited.
E. B. BnrADn, Manager.
Corner Grand and Jackson streets, Helens.
Buy the Golden Fleece dress ooda if you want
a cheap and stylish dress, only 15 ents per ardl
at'lhe t me Hive.
The celebrated Jackson corset waist can be
found only at Butcher & Bradley's, 105 broad
war.
Low Rates via the Northern Paelfo.
Helena to St. Paul and return, $80; final
limit ninety days from date of sale; no
stopover.
Helena to SI. Paul and return, $60; final
Helena to t. Louis and return, 608; tlna
limit ninety dars from date of sele; t:ansit
limit forty days in each direction, with
stor over privileges at all points weet of St.
Paul.
Helena to Chicago and return. aicountof
World's fair, $06.20; going and retroning
sames route; final limit returning, Nov. 1l;
no stopover.
Heleuna to ChIcago and return 670; trmnsit
limit, forty days i easoh direotionr; fin .
limit Nov. 16, with stop-over irlviloere an
St. Paul and points west; return via Union
.Poefio at paeenager's option,.
Through Pullman tirst-cloes eleeplag c trs
rild Pumllman tourist deepese are run iron
Helena to bt, Paul, dinnolrpoilse end
Chitoauo.
For sleeping car seorvations anl triketa
call at thie Northera Pacifico ticket office, or
addreea. A. D. Enor,,
(.o.. Main and Grand ctreets, Helen r.
T' Chicago.
Via Salt Lake, Garfield Beach and IDen)
ver, Siour Cite. Omaha o: Kansas City.
The Wori .'se pitorial line. Eleraut Poll
an equipment, diners, hobair cars andti
tourist sleepere. lRedoed rates and sesa
time.
Call on or address 28 North Main street,
Helena, Monot. LI. O. WLOSi.
Frelght and 'easenger Agent, Iclina,
Moot.
E. L. Loxix, G. P. and T. A.. Omaha
Neb,
Union Psemis
Meets the eant. Fret-eles. Helena Ito
Chlego..............................1 900
SL Louse............................ U1) 0
Misourt river points................ 25 00
Use at world's pieteraal line. I
LOW RATSE TO CI0CAGO.
Umelea Peile Make a Were of .80 to tb.
rallr ed Metrin.
Anget 0. F, Stewarl, of the Unlon Pel$fe,
las night s niolved a telegrem fromt On
e.rs Agent Meae, at aBato eaulborsipg bhim
to mrake a teo over the UmniO P1e4Io Hel
ena to (ihieUo and rters of O6.05, sa d
$8.25 from Melens to St. Lrdi and rmthrn.
The rtaei will apply fromea Oaet. 15 to 811t
inelueive, tickets flood till Nov. 1A foro s
ttiuoue pasrisae i both dibetiens. h
rate is the lowent et mode from Helena o
the fair, and to obicego 1 oanly `18 soe
way. There Is little qunetio bt set
many peo.lL will take advtoslge of. e ro
duetion to "e the greteatsbove oh eatl
Need assittrane it mat'bi btes to ritenr it
promptly, but one should rhuember to ose
even the moet perfect sonmilee only when
needed. lho best send moeet mpli nd
gentle semedr is the syrupgIf igs, msan.
meatured by the CalUoraia Fig Syrup oeom
pony. _
Droseoodl chreper than ever before at The
Bee Hite this week.
Fowles' Cash Store
This will be an unusually inter.
esting week in our establishment
for the reasons given below.
Silk Department.
The f ollowing wonderful vale wil be offered
this week:
Crystal Hengalins. evening hahdes
and black, value $1.25 per red t i
Figured Drapery Bilks, valuI 1 per.
yard, at............................
Fur Trimmings
In all the fashionable materials and shades,
embracing Wool, deal. Beaver. Coner, Astra
chan, Krimmer, Mink, Angora and Swans.
down.
Hosiery Department
25o Grey Mixed lHose at...................$ .1.
5to Bllack Wool Hose at ................... .25
Ladie ' black Wool Hoe at ................ ..l
Ladies' Black Wool lights t ............ 1.75
Yarns.
The mort complete stock in the eity. cerp
prising Zophyrs. Imported Saxony. German
town., uerman Knitting, Ostrich Wool,. Irostoed
Jlossa, iderdown. Coral, Shetland, I ompedour,
Angora and cl Wool.
Millinery Department.
Great display of Eonnets. Found Hate and
Tonne, representin the very latet produetions
which witi be sold at very reasonable prices.
Also a Iare and desirable collection of Dras
and Street Hate from $1.50 and upwards.
Cloak Department.
At no time in the bhitory of Helea he suhob
a grand assortment of garments suitable for
all occasion, been offereda- we have placed be
fore our cutomsre this falL In all, from the
lr.west priced to the most expensive. style. ehsap
and elegance are appDarent at gla.Io.. while Ie
pricy are lower than ever and within the reach
vf all.
Feather Boas and Collars
Having eecnred an importers' sample line of
thi farhiona'ui neckwear, we re able to offer
the fame at oane.half its value, N two alike
and onll one of a kind:
'$7.0 Feather collar in Blasek, Cream,
I.emon nod Blue ...................... S1.50
70o heather hall ons st t.............. .r$
$1 Feather Hslf Boa at....................
CL.t eather Half lBe at ........ 7
r2Feather Hlalt hoas at............ 1.00
$2.10 1 oque )eather Bos, black .
I$ Coque Feather oese, black ....
$.10 Loque leather Boash black 1 7
4 Coquu ~ther Boss, blao .............. .0
SCoque Feather Boss, black ............. 0
SCoque leather on .................... 00
?7 Coque Feather IPose ................ : 0
$ Coque eather oa ...................... Je0
10 Coqrue Lteat Bos .................... o.00
FOes' Cash Store
THE BARGAIN HOUSE OF HELENA.
iWWe close at p. m. except ojturdaye
PARISIAN
Dress Making Parlors
Latest Parisian Strlpes lwele one month
in advauoe of all others. con
etsntly on hid,.
Ladies rrq ted to call and see thee styles.
IFricee reasonable. BSatisfaction guarated.
----MII. F. SBINIIOUiN.-
I" NorthbWarren at., oppoeite Morehant. hotel.
Week =
More to
At the
Closing-.
Out Sale at
This lewaite's
Opposite Gold Bik
FL J. OAtNEKY, M. D.
r5IOpga ( ANDL
-'f oa.nw ro, a . Iosuu.
/ae sad Stries !treet,
Night School
W.E.COX
---a5lin in--
IE, LOANS ' =
MISS G. 6 WHITNEY,
piLa o Yredlek >. vlstol of Now
Yrk. WUil AtO lassess In
Voice Culture and Singing,
.?
Address erCaei 1 7le$ath Ave
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
Marcus Lissner, Proprietor.
Male a.d Sltae St, eme. ** - m,*Nt.
11115? CLASS toat .MO?1efA 1 .i
terr choe heel Ii i n of the
Runs Through Cars
BETWEEN
ST. PAUL,
MINNEAPOLIS.
DULUTH and
CHICAGO
-AND
HELENA,
BUTTE,
SPOKANE
TACOMA,
SEATTLE,
PORTLAND.
Pullman First Class Sleeping Cars
and Pullman Tourist Sleepers.
Elegant Dining Cars
ON ALL TRBOUGH TRAINS.
N MaPUs AqunDULL.
In eiad tor doas,.. Oct. 189:
oi. I, pod cmL west bound ...... :80 mn
l e.1,m -te boned ..... 5: .0 ,
. 40.1 t erlnes eaMt bound........10:45 p. m
e. aNam I mlnit................10:3. i: m
no. 9. WkEL. mradder dl~oin
N . . .. .. 6:30 p. m
No 0 r aram Don Iaslana.
Nio =lot 5:80 . . 8:m p. mr
.AIMI SaAMI 1303 2 EUCA.
ito. 1, Pmeld~ Vail. west bound ........ 9:40L m
No. 2, At tatie lr t bound .... 1:110p. m
No. 4. A tllt lmlaste bound... ....... I0:3p. m
Pe n ......................... Il. n
No 101, men d. Koadspe...... 1:800.
or Inflrasmtlon. tbm serds~ mas d tiekete
eail on or wriat
Corner Mat pad Gramd Street,. Helena.
--on
CHAS. S. FEE, General Passenger Agent,
IT. tPAV, MINx.
KID GLOVES
FACTURED
Sie As£e feI le IL beve lWmad. et
RIG Slovee.
Raleigh & Clarke.
THE EBBITT,
Washington, D. C.
ARIY AND NAVY IHEADQUARITERl
Eight Iron Fire Escapes.
BURCH & GIBBS. Managers.
J. L. SMITH
Freight and Transfer Line
HELENA MONT.
Your t1 ald napro. AVoid expense and en-,dut.
Yuri1t1e' bil Wf vexatious delays
e s blli yby covering youias d ag, I
fwl -" op(r unpiothtud pipes Iasi th...oot ll..
Famous ohl's Asbestos Pipe Covering
Will Save Its Cost in One Season.
BE SURE AND SEE IT
A. M. HOLTER HARDWARE COMPANY
I A al ASL o All knd of
Pitt"nge asd mts A61U. or a-a
l'anei Agenits ,.d ubot water
GILCHRIST, BROS. & EDGAR
* DEALERS IN ,
Lumber, Sash, Doors, Etc
MILL WORK OF ALL KINDS. AGENTS FOR
ROCKY FORK COAL. CORD WOOD.
(Beneson Carpenter & Co. also hande Recky Fork Ceal)
OITr OFFICHE GRAND CENTRAL OJOAR STORE. TELPFl'OND NO. 180
'WUOLESALE ONLY, ---TABLUlIUD 1088
LINBSAY & GO.,
- DEALERS IN
Fruits, Vegetables and Produce of All Kinds
HELENA, MONTANA. W.The oldest produce House is Montens.
STEELE, HINDSON & CO.
Jobbers of itay, Grain, Flour, Feed, Rolled Oats, Corn, Meal, Potatoes, Et
WHOLESALE AGENTa FOR TI OCELEBRATED
RIOYAL BANNER, MASCOT AND MONTANA BELLE FLOUR.
TELEPHONE NO. 1l. 1 lThe best storage facilities in the city. I 1322 BOZEMAN BT
Parchen-D'Acheul Drug Co.
SUCCESSORS TO H. M. PARCHEN & CO.
DRUGGISTS.
-Wholesale and Retail.
Having succeeded to the businese of H. M. Perchen & ('o., we desire to asure the publli thee
we shall continue to carry the IAt(i, bT ANI MtOei' COMPLEE i C 'STOCK i Montana. It ,hall
aI.aye be our alt to keemp the beet and purest of everything, and baring dlrect from Manufacturers
nd importersm ' Agents. In original packages and in carload quantit/es, we can gnoreatee the
quality and purity of our eoods and sell thema at lower Prals than any house in Montana.
Parchen-D'Acheul Drug Co., Helena and Butte.
We Are Overstocked on
BICYCLES
And will give our agents extra inducements for cash orders.
" BEN HUR, $75 AND $90.
•• "CENTRAL" HIGH GRADE, $185.
",uWrite,.'° g, - Central Cycle Manufacturing Co., Indianapolis, ed
counts'to agents. CetaCylMaIIIUIgCosiuuiuira
P.~fCF:S IONP L CARDA.
Attorneo at Law.
Money to loan on improved city and farm
property.
A9HBURN K. ltAltlllU R.
Attorney and (Ct.n eller at Law.
Masonio Temple - - - Helena. Montana.
M1ASSENA BULLARI .
Attorney and 'uonrel'er at Law.
Will practice in a'l curls of record in the
Etatu. Office in (told Bloek. Helene, Mont.
SIZER , iEIRL
tlvil and Mininu Eagine ra.
IT . Deputy Afiueral Surseiort. 1iroratl
Satent seeoureoi. l(onmen 12: and 1 , Atlas ,il l
inu, Helenai, .Montaa.
H. F SMITH. J. A. BLACK.
SMITH & BLACK.
Conlti'actots antid I ttilders
houD No. 9 Jackou !Yt.
Corner Breokenrid.ge. next to Illng'e Opera
Houlsn, linle., lMont.
Do contracting and jobWuig business. All
orders promptly excuted
.lt.1Y'D-L;ROMi 'T'1t IEI)F-iNt'I OFIl
ti'the undoriargneL, corner oft otney and
Elat, itrtt. ltnlrii. Lontala. one at x. 4. Iee1
a ldlattilot two-¥car-oll heifer. jiltl tho natlural
mirksI ofl that bro.t of cattle b|l:tck anti white).
and .un abhort, dliienred or vcrumpled horn.
Any Intormatlont rn .eoting her iilI tie thank.
fully reeivjid and ealtaby row rddtL.
J. K. TOOLE.
Oct. 5, 1895.
THIS PAPER ' keLt on tile at
voittlein Aulnty.
64 and ti l Mlechini b xc~hanlge, an Fraol.aco.
Ial, where contlasts for advertising can ibe
made for it.
C. B. LEBKICHER.
FLAT OPENING
Blank Books and
General Book Binding.
ONLY FIRST-CLASS BINDING HOUSE
\ or' (;uarnta d. Ietlona. Ont.
ST. PAUL
Foundry Company;
Manufacturers of
ARCHITECTURAL IRON WORK.
Founders, Machinists, Blacks
smiths and Pattern Makers
Send for cuts of columns. Works
on St. P., M. & M. Railroad,
near Como avcnue. Office 2s1
and 213 Manhattan Buiiding, St
Paul.
0. M. POWER,
Secretary and Treaurau