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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-15
THE WORLDS FAIR.
st. Louis the Place Above all Others to Enter
tain the Thousands of Visitors.

ST. LOUIS the Ildce ADOFe all OInefS TO ElIeT'
tain the Thousands of Visitors.
DENTON, TEX, Aug. II, 1889.
To the Gazette.
The worlds far is the great subject of
conversation all over the country from
Texas to Maine, from the greatest and
most glorious state in the Union to one of
the smallest and coolest, yet full of
great men, such as Reed and Blaine.
Texas is ardent, wise, brave and heroic.
She will visit the world IS fair in 1892 at
the city of st. Louis and do honor to the
occasion. st. Louis is the place, above
all others, TO entertain the thousands if
not millions of visitors from her borders
on that great occasion. The bridge
across the Mississippi river at st Louis
is wonder of the world, projected and
built by native architect. The British
bridge builders. many in number and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-15
Tie Flood Has subsidized.

LINCOLN, NEB. Aug. 1.-THE flood
in Lincoln river subsidized this morning.
The damage has been greatly exagger-
ated. No lives were lost, and only q
few hundred families were driven from
their homes No houses were washed
away The railroads have not suffered
much except the Burlington, which has
nearly six miles of track that viii have to
be rebuilt. The other washouts are small
and nearly all repaired.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-15
Mexican News.
-'1,'7' ~ = 2 " .
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
CITY OF MEXICO, Aug. 14.-Finanoe
Minister Dublan has ordered e157 ,S05 of
coupons due September placed in the
hands of Count st. Folk.
The new French minis ter has arrived i.
Two Krupp cannons have been re-
ceived. The government viii test the
same before making a contract.
The government is having the forty
ton monolist, the AEtec goddess of water,
Chalohihuitlene, transported here to the
museum from PeotIhuacan!
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-15

order at II a. m. by Chairman Boards
ley. The temporary officers were then
announced, with John n. irwin of
Keokuk as chairman. Mr. irwin on tax
ing the chair made a speech, and this
was followed by the announcement of the
usual committees.
After the appointment of committees
the convention adjourned until 'clock
this afternoon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-15
BY SEA TO NEW YORK.
The Passengers Leaving Galveston on the
Steamer Nueces


Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX. Aug. 1.-THE fol-
lowing parties from the interior sailed for
New York to-day on the steamship
Nueces: J. J. Chew, Mrs. d. n. Leon
ard, Miss E. L. Leonard, Phil Carson,
c. J Wright of Houston; d. B. Trush
of Denver; w. Fillow and w. Dozen of
Kansas City; L. II. Roman and Miss NJ.
II. Roman of Liverpool; j {. Q. Yardough,
wife ana two children, from Navasota;
". d. Simpson OF Dallas; A. T. Caden
and W. d. Inslee of New York; C.
Palmer and wife, n. J. Barlow and
wife, Miss Louisa Moulton of San Anto-
Mo; DR.. Tyner and wife of Austin; a.
NJ. McLane and wife, Ray McLane, Paul
McLane, Albert McLane and Miss Vlrge
McLane of Laredo. There were abonts
twenty-five persons in the Storage.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-15
The Taylor RifIss ut Vernon,
- >. A. Co-a44,

VERNON, Tx. Aug. 1.-THE E. W.
TAYLOR Rifles are here. The report is
that they are here at the instance OF
Governor Ross. Their presence causes
widespread CONSERVATION among the
jumpers. Much good has been accom-
plished
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-15
MUBDEROUS NEGROES.

The Chief OF Police of Jackson, Miss, Killed
by Gang Of Blacks.
JACKSON, MISS, Aug. 14.-About l
O'Clock this morning as Chief of Police
CASTOR was walking around the jail he
was fired on by negroes, receiving ten
buckshot in his face and chest. He will
die. Several negroes were lying around
the jail in the weeds and grass, supposing
that the negro porter OF the Arlington
hotel, who was in jail for assisting q
young white girl TO elope. was to be
lyuched during the night. When found
by CASTOR they started to run, and being
fired on, returned the fire with the above
result. No arrests have as yet been
made
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-15
A Factory Fire.

CHICAGO, ILL. Aug. 14.-Fire in the
picture frame moulding factory of NJ. w =
Ellinger, on Wabash avenue this MONS
ing, caused loss of S15 900.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-15

Only friendly messages are sent over
the Irish submarine telegraph line, be-
cause, you know, il is a mlck-able in its
nature. = [Pittsburg Chronicle-Tele-
eranh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-15
Iora Renublicnn ConrentIon

&. Dies MONIES, IowA, Aug. 1.-THE Re-
publican state convention was called to
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-15
Observation-Disclosures

VuhuOkF LII AL LII 1UuWLN ID
.-----
an persons seeking employment la5orsrs Or
serrcnts scho Stos 6foTd 10 pay may Advertise
IN ihfs column. Jor situations free of charge
FINANCIAL.
NToNfsY loaned on irsasfsA % and unimproved
vi la i'd in Westean Texas. Long or short
time. Large ogkAsgR amount. Reasonahse te
No commizsteH. ". G. Morrew, Ab5lgzsessTex
AEe1N Ely c 20 1sss q ~ Wis Taf 5sof
Hood, Erath, soner5 soonties and on business
s sn and e. crt MofR RsnoF
notse EtsaySs + BOYD Main y 9TH stsssas s.Esl
TOR RENT-DyEEzsEfsGs .
non RENT--As fsss& T5on house on West First
strsss.A apply to c. L. Walker at II ~
wANrED- oARlsERs.
WTANTED-BeaEd with or without rooms.
w at 4I2 ssFourth and Grove streets, by
WANTEp-A ossss1E -
TYTANTED-Celfk f5ft ksfiiIy Of tvToSS ssSsf-
w ing;.sA ppIga At No. 300 HoastHnsstreet.
Woplap . SOC! Or win give, slss.
North Side stseos ear Office. Main aha seventh.
XKEA1sTasD-At onee, sstfe good chamber
w maids. ApRisstoefi hotel ss.a ~
s.saFELP WANREkle5kALE.
s<SSS---~-s--~--.-5
M ANTED-Ag gpqas harness maker. Must be
w cOmpetsns tb run National magh me. j.
B. Asksyys Fort Worth, Tex.
EX5ANTED-Good, Teliable men for detectives
Wv in every cQnsiitaIiity; paying positions,
Address Kans2snetective bureau, lock- box 2ss',s
NlcnltasakAH $50
MA rED-Ten frst-class carRsnters. Apply
w at corner First andes calhoun streets.zy
Woolyerton MeulleF.s -
KTANTED-JSafesmen everywhere for Our adj
w Unstable all metal door plates (Can sell
and. deliver at once.4s AIade6f nickel, gold or
solid bronze; new gee5is 5ust out: profits large
and sales rapid no house canvassing. Write
for particSIdrs. N. Y. Door Plate GefePany,
NewarksN. J.
w ANTED-At once, several hrst-class car
w penters. Apply to W. j. ChiIcut,
Meatherle5as Tex f eAzAss..aaaZsz
ETANTED-Four good house carpenters at
w mines of Texas and Pacific coal company.
Apply at their Qfnbe over City national banks
corner ThirdgHd SHohston street. trtsSlsS
XEYsAfTEB- teams and 100 laboters s1acIud-
rs ing bridge and track 1leaS als0 Carpenters
for section house and de1oti work on the Waxa-
hachie extension. 81, the Dallas and Waco rail-
way; work atee commence Thursday, July 4.
Apply totIstE. HUGHES, contractor, Lancaster,
Tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-15

Az parsons seeking employment as tr5orsvs or
servants icho cGn Stos afford 10 pay may ddrertiss
81 ihfs column Ior situations free Of charge.
The Helena independent., 1889-05-10
oNE-TERM TREASURES.

The card OF Councilman Kennedy an
nouncing his independent candidacy for
member OF the constitutional convention
declared. among other things, that if
elected he would favor provision Of the
constitution against the election Of
governor TO succeed himself, and possi-
bly,. Mr.. kennedy added, the application
Of the same principal TO other state
officers. The INDEPENDENT. comment.
ing upon the proposition above stated.
took exceptions 10 the implied theory
that danger existed in permitting the re-
election OF a governor, holding that the
people were quite competent TO Judge
when an executive officer could be safely
trusted for a second term and when not.
The indefinite part Of Mr.. Kennedy's
articles Of faith under this head. how
ever, leaves room for a suggestion that
the anti-second-teTm rule might be ad-
vantageOusly applied in the case Of the
state treasurer. In nearly sll cases
where defalcatiOns Of state. county or
city treasurers have occurred, it has been
after the officer has entered upon his
second, third or fourth term. Cases Ia
point are those Of Polk, state treasurer
Of Tennessee; Tate, state treas
urer OF Kentucky; Gage, city
treasurer Of Chicago, and Axworthy
city treasurer of Cleveland, all Of whom
defAulted in sums rsnging among the
hundreds of thousands OF dollars. Ii is
entirely within the mark to say that in
none Of the cases indicated did the EN-
bezzlement bagin in the course Of the
officers first term, and upon that show
ing the states and cities would have
been saved from financial loss had the
One-term principle been in force Such a
provision exists in the constitutions OF
some OF the states, and il is not known
that its existence has interfered with the
performance OF the duties OF the Office or
that in any case good citizen has re-
The Helena independent., 1889-05-10

The school lands donated to Montana
upon its attaining its majority and be-
coming a state will constitute a splen-
did endowment for the education OF the
youth Of future generations. provided
care is taken by the constitutional con-
vention to guard against its being dissi
pated in the early years of statehood
There should be a clause in the cOnstitu-
tion forever prohibiting the sale of
school lands. The rentals from the
ground will serve 10 create an ample
fund for the maintenance. not only of
common schools, bur, il rightly handled.
OF agricultural. mining aud industrial
colleges. so that there will be no need of
sending the young abroad to be educated
in any Of the ordinary branches.
The Helena independent., 1889-05-10
SPOKANE.

Noah Armstrong was a happy man
when his horse Spokane won the Ken
lucky Derby. beating Proctor Knott and
the best record; and it would be safe TO
wager the plethoric silken purse awarded
to the winner that great many more
people know now than ever knew before
that his owner is from Montana, and that
the horse is here native and to the manor
born. A profound mineralOgist and
metalIurgist, with years of ex-
perlenee as practical and
successful miner. Mr.. Armstrong wrest-
ed a handsome fortune from the stubborn
rocks, and decade OF years ago sought
the more pleasant and less arduous vo-
cation OF raising fleet flyers and trotters
on his horse farm, DOncaster Ranch,
at Twin Bridges, Montana. which in its
appointments is one Of the best between
the Mississippi river and the Pacific
ocean. His ambition was TO raise the
best thOroughbreds in the United States,
aud the performance Of his three-year-
old Spokane at Louisville, yesterday,
testihes to his success. II was a richly
deserved triumph for Mr.. Armstrong
that makes all Montana glad.
The Helena independent., 1889-05-10
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

Tor Delegates TO the Constitutional Con
Vention=
DISTRICT No. ls-Ths following precincts Of
Lsvis and clarke eoabty, Augusta, Canyon
Creek. C1r.eryille. Craig. Dearborn Canyon,
MltcheIrs RA1oh. Middle Fork OF Dearborn,
Rock Greek, Bssin. Hogan, Jay Gould, Empire,
S,loster. stemple, Msrysyle silver city, Valley
ana Go0dwIns; and also the following precincts
Of Csscads county. Mission, suu River, Sun
River LeAyIngz snd Willow Greek
WILLIAM Magyar,
X. ;. FORD.
DISTRICT 80 l8-The following precincts Of
Leuis ani Clarke county Bat er. R.mini, Lit
lie Jennie. Mouth OF Nelson aud Eessler :. and
ta= F1tta and Fourth wards OF the city Of
Helena
WILLIAM MUTH,
CHARLES w. TURNER.
DISTRICT 80. 1.-THE First, Second and Third
wards % the ci'y Of helena
JOSEPH K. TOOLE,
MARTIN MAGINNIS.
DISTRICT 40. 1s-The sixth and Seventh
wards os Tie city Of heIsn4 and the following
prer.uce- 90 L.-Sgls and Clarke Fr-nch Bar and
spokaae EAST Helena and UnioHyiue.
JOHN ). ". NELL,
ALEXANDER F. BURNES.
The Helena independent., 1889-05-10
THE LOST ATLANTIS

For many centuries there has
Tradition Of a long lost island
Atlantis.
The Greek geograpets located
the Atlantic Ocean. west Of the
VEST part Of Africa and the Pi
Hercules The sea-kings Of Allan
said TO have invaded Europe and
aud 10 have been defeated by tie
iAns.
Az the legends agree that IL was
island. OF InrNhauslille rrsourrsi
inhabited hy race of superior d
For ag,s this island has existed oi
Legendary lore. Hni now. when tlil
Of modern research is turned full
the investigation. behold the lost Al
Al our very doors.
So the 6igoted medical fraternity
crop n about in the dark, seek lii
an Atlantis ur Escuiauius, when i
would investigate, they would d
the lost Atlantis az their very
With their ancient text book, rl
play sic, paper IN tlirir waistroat Z
them % l1ullsc to practice. eNperiucH
dose with their injurious drugs. cI
lze AMI perform unnecessary acts
no person or law 10 hold them ace
able. thcy continue their higOted
jus ltied Practice, staring into vac
and imagining that they see in
selves an EscuiApius.
Nrtppei IN ancient bigotry. the
crying out against all improvement
have been made ia medical sci
They denounce any new idea adv
10y a laynan or An opposition schCo
fraud
Why
Ecrau-e humanity will not he
fiiedr not 8t all but because
sp.-ria!ism dill not make the disco
Yet titry coucede that there Is mo-
edy known 10 their mabriA melira
Will cure an advanced kidney 90
and the dIseasss arising thereirau
though many al them know from cf
ing proof that Warmers safe Cure y
bus nnsrrgiHilnusiy treat symptoms
call them "a sis -ise. when iu rralit,
know they are but symptoms.
4 few ol tne more honest physs
admit that WunrT's sale Cur. l- o.
ah.e Teue iy, and "a great hlessir
m tnkind, but say Iu so many w
via a-ked why they do not uIr-
il, that they cannot. according b.
code
Nevertheless. Tie world il fast l,
ing satisfied that thp cure for kilucl
liver disea-cs. in whatever form CO..
difiOH. has been discovered AMI
is no doubl but what Warner sale
and iis fame viii live long after
blsOtry as we have instanced is dea.
buried
The late eminent physician and "
lr. j -. HOLLAND. published in "~
ner's Monthly, and showed las oui
OF such hlsOtrf, and no doubt was !.
fed tia AT autis might possibly he
covered in a proprietary m -dicine. "a
lac wrote ctiitorin Is, a. follows:
Nevertheics-. it is 4 fact that "a
Of the best proprietary medicines Oi
day were more successful than man
the physicians. and most of then
should be remembered, were FIRST
covered or used in actual medical I
tice. When, however, any shrewd
son, knowing their virtue, and f0rese
their popularity, secures and adverl
them, then, IN ihe opinion Of the bigJ
All virtue went out Of them" d"
The Helena independent., 1889-05-10

fused nomination because of the fact
that he might not succeed himself.
Ii might be that two men, skilled in
manipulating conventions. might sue
eeed in keeping such an Office as that of
treasurer rotating from one to the other.
one acting as deputy during the incum-
oency OF the other. the deputy succeed
ing the principal, and vice versa but IL
the constitutional convention chose to
adopt the one-term principle it could
provide against combination such as is
suggested.
The one-term principle, especially in
It's application 10 fiduciarv officers, is
worthy OF the consideration Of the con-
yention.
The Helena independent., 1889-05-10

Portland (either by rail or steamer between
san Francisco and Portlandl or vice versa,
$50. Los Angeles and return, going Via
Ogden and returning same, S55. Tickets 70
the above points include side trips, Ogden
TO Salt Lake City and return All the
above tickets are good sixty days going, tex
treme limit six months from date OF sale
rections within the limit Through Pull
man cars between Helena and Pocatello
via the Montana Central and Butte, leaving
Helena daily at 10 D. N.
A. Z. VEAZIE,
Trav. Pass. Agt-, y y. Main St
The Helena independent., 1889-05-10

This remedy is becoming 50 well kno'
and so popular as 10 need no special m
ton All who have used Electric Bit
sing the same song Of praise-A pu
medicine does not exist and 10 Is guarant,
70 do All that is claimed. Electric Bitt
viii cure all diseases Of the Liver and X
neys, viii remove Pimples, Boiis. :
hheum and other affections caused by
pure blOod-Will drive Malaria from
system and prevent as well as cure
Malarial feyeTs.-FOr cure of Headacl
Constipation and Indigestion try Elect
Bitters-Entire satisfaction guaranteed
money refunded--Price5 80 cts and 81 !
bottle at Hale & Co.'S drug store.
The Helena independent., 1889-05-10
Short Line for the East

Take the Montana Central and Manitoba
railways for ST Paul. Minneapolis and the
east This is the short line. Leave Hell
ens at II.S5 q. m., arrive al St Paul at s;SO
a. N. Only forty-hve hours for the trip.
Passengers going east can connect win
morning train from Chicago, thereby CIV
ing daylight run through Illinois, Mlehi-
gan, Indiana and Ohio 70 their DESTINATION
and a daylight arrival at many points ID
NasU Nnrk sfafa
The Helena independent., 1889-05-10
Yellowstone Park

Owing TO the improved condition of the
roads in the Yellowstone National Park. il
has been decided by the Yellowstone PIrk
association to open the hotels at Mammoth
Hot Springs. Norris, Lower and Upper
Geyser Basin and Grand Canyon on May
18th. one month earlier than heretofore.
Prom tuesday, May l4th, until the opening
season on saturday. June 18th, the North
eTn Pacific railroad Will run tTi-weekly
trains. Tuesdays, Thursdays and SAtur-
days. between Livingston and Ctnnaoar.
The transportation company expect 10
make the round trip on the same schedule
as IN effect during the regular season, which
will give tourists five and one half days
with the park limits
CHAS. ). FEE, q. p. & l.. A..
ST. Paul, MINI.
A. d. EDGAR, Gen. Ag't,
The Helena independent., 1889-05-10

THE declinatiOn by Capt. Mills. Of Deer
Lodge, OF the nomination for delegate TO
the constitutional convention is a matter
To be regretted. His election as a repre-
sentative of the minority in his district
was foregone conclusion. and il is no
flattery to him as a leading journalist OF
Montana TO say that he would have been
a valuable member Of the convention.
The Helena independent., 1889-05-10
Excursions to California.

On the 18th day of every month the
Northern Pacific Railroad company will
sell excursion tickets TO San Francisco and
return at SIS; TO Los Angeles and return,
S94. These tickets have an extreme limit
of six months from date of issuance. and
can be used going any time within sixty
{ 60D days from date of sale. StOp-Overs al
lowed at any point de sired-either going or
returning-within limit of ticket Ex-
have choice of two routes from
P0Ttland-by steamer, or by rail, via the
famous Mount Shasta route.
Bear in mind that the Northern Pacific is
the only line running through sleeping and
dining cars TO the Pacific coast
A. ID. EpGAR, General Agent
The Helena independent., 1889-05-10

By persons who, attacked by a mild 20
of rheumatism, neglect to seek pruu
relief. Subsequent torture Is prevented
an immediate resort % HOst=tter's Stnma
Bitters. Slight exposure, an occasion
draugbt, will beget this painful mala,
where there Is predlspOsitiDn 10 it in {
blood IL ig not difficult 70 arrest the tF,
Bile az the outset, but we'll nigh lmpOssll
70 eradicate IL when mstured. NOevlder
IN relation % this superb blood depureni
more positive than that which establiat
its efficacy as a preventive and q RENE
for rheumatism. Not only Is Il thOrOul
but safe, which the vegetable and mine.
pOisOns, often taken a. curatives Of /
disease, are not. Besides expelling Z
rheumatic virus from the system, IL Og
comes fever and sgue, biliOusnfss, con-
patton and dVsDeusIa
The Helena independent., 1889-05-10

COMPLAINT is being made of the delay
OF the interior department in opening
the SIsseton and Wahpeton reservation
in Dakota, which was authorized. :wo
years ago. The Indians selected their
allo;ments more than year ago, and the
descriptions were sent by the Indian
bureau to the interior department in
May, 1855.
The Helena independent., 1889-05-10

THE interview with Capt. Tarr, Of the
United Ssates geological survey, which
is printed in another column, gives some
facts OF special interest TO Mon'ana
people as showing what the gov Tnment
Is doing toward ascertaining the posi-
bilities in the direction Of irrigation by
the system of storage reservoirs. His
Investigations have been going on in
this territory for some time, and the
result thus far has been highly encour-
aging.
The Helena independent., 1889-05-10
ONCE SINNER NOW
The HEcoNsclENcEFUND
Career of tim Arizona Char
is filled With a Holy Zes
Law Makers.

Phoenix A. T.l special: W.
late chaplain OF the Arizona
who seat & remittance to the "A
fund" at Washington, Is a peculil
character. Born in Ireland, bel
America when a child. He is mol
old, and II there is any path of
wsyward feet have not trod, it
dinicR.' 70 and It. lie surely is
plucked from the burning
Nine years ago he came 90 I'd
and al once became a prominent
that lively burg. being by turn
gambler, politician or al around
Taking an active part in politic
always found on the side OF bO0dI
dy's vote and influence were for !
best bidder.
Ready with his "gGn, he was !
many gun plays
He Iried his hand a. editor al
blackmail sheet sc Casa GrAude
levied tribute on ali within reach.
In loa5 be went 20 san Fraucisc,
came a leader In the salvation Ar
visited Arizona and exhurtrd
town those Of HE class To hee the
come and seek salvation.
LAtterly he has become a sec
ventisL Two years ago he marTe
Of that faith. and has followed pl
since. He refuses 20 Hceept pay
ministrations.
He travels from town o. town aft
ing out his old associates IN crime.
70 convert them Co his belief. 81.
whom he has injured. whose for
he asks, insisting that 10 suOu ii
Withheld, since Christ has forgiven
When the Fifteenth Legislative q
convened az Prescott Cuddy. thiuk
opportunity 10 reclaim SOME ol
makers, solicited the appointment
lain aud was chosen. He s0un 1u
hopeless task 10 impress rrllgiu
average Arizona laWlmakeT, aur %
of holy disgust informed them 8
were on an express train rmuUI lg
ming speed ID the devil. For lis r
WAS deposed. and has since br-D pi
for salvation for that hard heart 20
So earnest Is ne in his efforts o. 81
unregcnerate men, boon Campau is,
r1otOus days, that many persons
that constant prayer and fasting
behalf has affected his mind
His friends Try 10 induce him O.,
but he persists with the enthusia
saint 20 suppiicAte The Heavenly I'll
their behalf.
A few days ago Cuddy baptizs
and Is prOp0rtiOnAtely hal
He Is without education, but, havi
much is an able and tupef1VN a.
Truly penitent for his past misdeeI
devOtlng his life 60 those who tr
crooked path he so often trod.
The Helena independent., 1889-05-10
A d. EDGAR, Gen. Ag't
Helena. Mont
Is co1sunotIon Iocur.bIe9

Read the following: Mr.. C. II. Morris,
Newark. Ark, says. WAS down with Alb
seess of Lungs, ana friends and physicians
pronounced me an ineurable consumptive
Began taking DR.. Kings New Discovery
Tor Consumption, am now on my third bot
iie, and able 10 oversee the work on my
farm Ii Is the finest medicine ever made"
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio, says:
Had Il not been for DIR. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption 1 would have died
OF lung troubles Was given up by doc
tors Am now in best of health" Try il.
Sample bottles free at r. S. Hale & Co.'S
drugstore
The Helena independent., 1889-05-10
BABY CARRIAGES.

Fine Reed Body, Tapestry Upholster-
ing with Parasol attachment, continu-
Gus handles, four springs. yelocipede
wheels, regular price SIS. this week
only, $1,000
Same Style as above, made with COM
bination attachment, so as to use same
either as Bed, Cradle, House Carriage or
buggy. Something new. Only, $1,000