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EDITORIAL rES.

Regarding Secretary WINDOWS letter on the
TRANSFORMATION OF goods in bond by Canadian
railroads, the Washington correspondent OF tile
ST. Louis Republic declares the transactions OF
railroads running In the Dominion ana having
American connections are so much larger than
the East and West coast fishing interests Of the
Dominion that no would think of setting the
one of against the other In swap. and adds:
at is just possible that While Minister
Pauncefote is waiting upon the home Foreign
Office for another letter TO Mr.. Blaine, in which
the fisheries of little value are TO be projected at
all hazards by her MajeSty's cruisers the Ad-
minisfraiion Will be preparing TO head of the
Canadian railroads that enter The United States,
and that they Will presently find themselves EN-
barrassed by regulations so strict that they VIII
be put to serious delay and embarrassment.
This sort OF constraint may prove more profit
able than war, and just as effective. II Is not
brilliant but II is apt 10 be touching 10 the
pockets OF province that is run for railroads 10
the extent that Canada Is"
The Car intends TO impress upon Emperor
William Ihe military Importance OF Russia, and
with that object in view the grand maneuyers OF
the army during the present week promise TO be
Of exceptional interest on account of their close
resemblance 10 actual warfare. The general
plan viii be attempt to CAPTURE st. Peters
burg. and it Will bear such a resemblance TO real
war that a number of lives are likely TO be saer-
feed in the mimic h0stities.
The Russian newspapers give Emperor Will
lam home thrust. While admitting the sim
eerity of his pacific declarations they maintain
he ought TO operate In Vienna rather than at st.
Petersburg as Russia only desires a solution OF
The Bulgarian question in conformity with the
Treaty of Berlin, which has been violated through
Austrian completely. In fact, no effort has been
made TO carry out some of the provisions OF this
compact.
The lot OF some of the American women who
married arstocratc holders OF titles is not an
enviabie one. Gosslps represent that two
American duchesses are far from being happy
In their English mansions, their lords aud masters
giving them just cause 10 regret having welded
titles
The Parliament of Britain adjourns to-day, but
the result of the session is far from being salts
factory to the Government and its supporters.
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AEHoNaUrIo EXPERIMENTS.

The French aeronauts are about to insti-
tute new experiment in the navigation of
the air. A balloon, built according TO the
modern rules of science, is to be sent up at
Nancy and expects to come down some.
ness being 20 determine once for all
whether there are permanent currents in
the atmosphere running in given directions
Ii there are, knowledge of their course
VIII simplify the task of dirigable balloons.
Forly-six years ago an American aero
maui announced that there was perma-
nent current in the upper air running from
west to east at a given elevation above the
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Thus it appears that the growth of popu-
lation from natural increase was twice as
large AS the increase from immigration dur
ing the twenty years from 1850 to 1870, and
nearly four times as large during the ten
years from 1870 to 1885, Those who tell us
that there has been no natural increase
from 1880 to 1890 invite us TO believe that
the native population have suddenly ceased
to multiply, in direct opposition to their
former habit and in period which was
VIGOROUSLY a period of peace, prosperity
and plenty. If, as the newspapers say, Mr..
Porter can only find 64,oeo, coo inhabitants
in this country his figures may be accepted
but they may not.
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SIGNAL SERVICE, u 5. ARNrY,1
DIVISION THE PACIFIC,
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. II, 1880. (
5 p. SI.-Pacihc time
Synopsis for the Past TIVE ty-four Hours.
The barometer is highest tine northwest coast OF
California and is lowest in Southeastern CALIFORNIA;:
the temperature has fallen in Oregon, Eastern
Washington and Northern California; elsewhere has
remained stationary; the weather has oeen fair e1-
ccpt light rains in Eastern oregon.
Forecast TIL p. NJ. Monday.
For Northern CaifurhIa-Fair weather winds
&c orally westerly: stationary temperature. except
cooler NJ Sacramento and Keller
For Southern Calfornia-Falr weather: winds
generally westerly; stationary temperature, except
cooler al Los Angeles and Yuma.
For oregon Fair weather, except light rains at
Baker City: winds generally westerly; stationary
temperature in the western portion; warmer at
Baker CITY and cooler at walla Walla
For Nashingtou-Fair weather, except light rains
at Fort Candy stationary temperature in the west
portion; cooler in the eastern porton variable
winds. JOIN p. FINLEY
Lieutenant Signal Corps (in Charge.
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THE CALLS CALENDAR.
AUGUST, 1890.
MONDAY
NOTRCE!

Any Of our patrons who fail to find
THE MORNING CALL for sale by
rain-boys will confer favor by noti-
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date and train.
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SPECIAL NOTICE FOR THE SUMMER
MONTHS

Subscribers who intend going to the country dur
Il the summer months can have THE DAILY CALL
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5o5 montgomery street. near Clay, open until IL
-,,- BRANCH OFFICES: 710 Market
Kearny open until u O'Clock midnight:
SO Hayes street. open until ESQ O'Clock; 60S
Igrkin street. open until $3.50 CLOCK, ana Zo1o
!. issinn sirert omen until O'Clock p N.
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pA1IY CALL dncluding sundays, So per year by
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calendar month through carriers, DAILY CALL, five
copies three months. So %. SUNDAY CALL twelve
pages, 81 80 per year, postpaid. SUNDAY CALL
aid WEEKLY CALL - 90 per year, postpaid.
NEEkLY CALL (elsht paCes), 81 25 per year, post
LAd. Cubs Of ten tsent to one addressl. $lO.
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AUCTIoN SALES TO-DAY.
wEATHEK PREDICTIONS.

st. at i O clock
FrRNlTuRE-By F. S. Spear q Co., at "a kearuy
st at 10 O'Clock,
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A CRIPPLE'S HEROISM.
He Saves a Seven Year-Old Boy at the
Risk of Ills Life.


Risk of Ills Life.
Assistant District Attorney Lindsey will
send a bulky petition TO the Treasury De-
partment at Washington asking that a
medal of honor be awarded to Arthur
Finch, an tleven-year-old cripple, who
saved the life of Edward Levy, years of
age, at the risk of his own, on July 9th, at
Lackawaxen, Pike County, Pa. On the
morning OF that day young Levy, who was
stopping with his relatives at the Lacka-
waxen Hotel, with which the little cripple
is connected, went out on pont0on bridge
that crosses LackawaXen Creek. just as
he reached the middle the bridge gave way
and the boy was precipitated into the
water.
Miss Belle Metzger an aunt, attempted to
rescue her nephew, and boldly plunged into
the water after him. She grappled with the
lad, but in his desperate struggle for life he
gave her kick on the head that stunned
her, and she sank out of sight and was
drowned. At this point Finch, one of whose
legs is shrunken, appeared on the scene and
jumped into the creek just in time to catch
young Levy by the hair as he was sinking
for the last time. and after heroic struggle
the brave little cripple landed his burden
safely on the bank.
Mr.. Lindsey and a number of other New
York gentlemen, who were stopping at the
hotel, upon hearing of the incident immed-
ately determined to secure for Finch the re-
ward provided by the National Government
for life-sayerS.-N. Y. Star.
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srTUAT1oNs-CoNTINUED.


PELIABLE BOY. 10, WOULD LIKE TO LEARN
LII a trade. 1901 Mason st. aul6 st
YOUNG JAPANESE WANTS SITUATION IN
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Branch Office. au16 3t*
Young MAN OF Is WOULD LIKE SITUATION
L in store, wholesale or retail. Address L. f.,
Box 116, CALL Branch ONCE. aul6 3t~
A YOUNG MAN WELL ACQUAINTED WITH
N the Northern States and Territories, would
like position as travelling salesman for wholesale
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y man: understands thorough care of horses and
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MAN WITHOUT MONEY WISHES ANY KIND
w of work; best man in California. 1908 Lark in
street. aul3 IT'S
. GENTLEMAN. AGED a. EXPERIENCED AS
" salesman and accountant wishes position where
$50 month Address W. H.. Box 81 this office ID rs
DRACTIoAL EXPERIENCED BooK-KEEPER
i has two or three hours day unoccupied; would
like employment downtown. Address Book-keeper,
Box 40. this Office. au12 q
C,ITUATfoN WANTED BY YOUNG MARRIED
~ man to take charge of farm. or as coachman and
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dress j. N, Redwood City, San Mateo County,
Cal. au12 It's
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w married man, who saved $40 by purchasing
merchant tailor-nade suit for $50 merchant taors
price $40 ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING PAR
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IA ED-BooK-KEEPERS, CLERKS AND
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The National Guard of New York State
is going to equip itself with BICYCLES.

SALT rheum is compared to burning building
by one who suffered severely. He was completely
cured by Hoods sarsaparia, and is grateful fol
1.-THE peculiar medicine" Zoe doses one dollar.
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re- Dividend Notice Dividend Is
EF~S (4O cents per share) of the HUTCHINSON
SUGAR PLANTATION COMPANY will be payable
at the Office of the company 1927 Market street, on
and after WEDNESDAY,, August 20, 1890 Trans
Textbooks Will close Wednesday, August 49, 1880,
at 3 O'Clock 2.
au13 Il. H SHELDON. Secretary.
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THE MORNING CALL
Pas larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in san frAiioiso'
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LEGAL NOTICES.


IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IN AND FOR THE
City and County of San Francisco, State OF Cali
fornia, Department No. Gin the matter OF the APP
plication Of REDWOOD MANUFACTURERS AS
ISOLATION, 4 corporation, to dissolve aud disiD-
corporate-No. 80 256-Notice Is hereby given thae
the REDWOOD MANUFACTURERS ASSoCiA-
TION a corporation. organized under and by virtue
of the laws State OF California and having us
principal place OF business in the City and County
of San Francisco, State aforesaid, has made ftS
application TO the Superior Court of said city and
county for its dissolution. and that "Wednesday, the
24Vh day of September, A. ID. 1890 at the opening
OF SAID court, or as thereafter as counsel car
be heard in the courtroom OF Department No. o.
said Superior Court, at the new City Hall, in said
City and County of San Francisco, the time and
place set for the hearing OF said application.
In witness whereof l have hereunto set my hand
and afnxeG the seal OF said Superior Court, at my
office. in the City aud County of San Francisco,
State Of California, this 10th day of August A. ID.
1890.
(SEALl WILLIAM A. DAVIES, Clerk.
w. j. HENEY Deputy Clerk.
a. N. DROWN, Attorney for Applicant. aul7 I'd
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90 the peculiar medicine" JUG doses one dollar.
MRS. WIHsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP" has been
used over Fifty Years by mothers for their children
while Teething With perfect success 1t soothes
the child softens the Gums. allays all Pain. cures
Wind Cole regulates the bowels and is the best
remedy for DiaTrhga whether arising from teeth
ing or other causes and is for sale by Druggists in
every part of the world Be and ask for Mrs
WinsIow's Soothing Syrup. Twenty-Five cents a
bottle.
CoUsHs.-'' Brotcl'S bronchial TrocAes" are sure
remedy for Coughs and Sore Throat 25 cts a box
EXTRA mince pies. swAIs''s, 213 Suffer street.
Rr.cHAN,s PuIs cure sick headache
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Heart Disease cured. Dr. Rogers Heart Tonic.
Cure guaranteed. RedlngIon s. Co., agents.
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PARTNERS WANTED.

DARTNER WANTED-TO TAKE A HALF IN
i terest in manufacturing and mercantile bust
ness, established for % years and having good
run of custom and making money; incoming part
must be active business man, aud will be eN-
pected to take full charge OF the business depart
meDt; no bonus required and a few Thousand dol
lars capital will be suficeHt hrs-clasS references
given and required business pleasant health!ul anu
located in the wholesale business part of the city.
For further information apply to JACkSuN, Box
81 this office. aul7 3t+
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NOTICES OF MEETINGS.
GSS and A. M.-oalled meeting THIS DAY, IN
MONDAY, August Is. $780, at 1850 O'Clock XXX
p. NJ. First degree. by order of w. NJ Nv
1t l. SCHUMACHER Secretary.
RS San Francisco Chapter, MOL, a
lh~S Royal Arch Masons, meets THIS Ia
EVENING for business and degrees. All Xxx
companions in good standing are invited. ~
1t H. G. PRINCE, Secretary.
nv Occidental Lodge, No. az; 4
CMoNDAYl EVENING. Ang 18Th. at 7:So Xxx
1t ii. JONES. Secretary.
g. King Solomon Lodge, No. a
at~O 26O, Il. and A. NJ. hall cor. Geary and "a =
Steiner sts.-Meeting THIS EVENING, Aug. x ~
2Sth. at 1880 sharp. Third degree. by order/ W
of the w. NJ. MI l.. T. PECK, Secretary.
% Alta Lodge. No 2o5. i. ssSA4snssse,
EF~p o. o. r.. Remembrance Hail. SSTsSSs&
odd Fellows BuiIding-officers and =@SeSg=
members earnestly requested to be INV
present at the regular meeting TONIGHT, MON
DAY, Aug. 18th. Initiation .
JOSEPH RoHR. R. s. 1t
EP Candy Makers, Alteration The
U.s. Candy-maSers are hereby requested to meet
on TUESDAY EVENIN August 10, 1890, at the
Union Candy Works. 9l9 Folsom St, at O'Clock
sharp, TO make arrangements for our fifth annual
ball By order l1tl BALL COMMITTEE.
Rs For Aud Lang Syne-The q
49, Caledonfan Club will hold an open n AN1
meeting for its members and friends at SATES
Its rooms, Ill Larkfn ST., On FRIDAY ~
EVENING. August 22d. commencing at O'Clock
Ladies' and Scottish visitors to this city heartily
invited [aul7 Is 20l LITERARY COMMITTEE
R4S Hall to Let Tuesday Evening. Grand
Gf-S Central, Sixth and Market ty23 tt
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SIGNAL SERVICE, u $. AR>rY,1
DIVISION or THE PACIFIC,
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. II, 1880. (
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PEARS Soap is the most elegant toilet adjunct.

Gettysburg and Phonograph, Market s. Tenth.
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PrLns cure sick headache
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Ruseia lradle Realistic.

Russia is country Of constant geograph-
loal expansion, whose population 10 660W.-
CO., embracing eight distinct nationalties.
The czar's nag floats oyer one-seventh OF
the entire earth's surfaoe. A vast system
OF railways il being extended over The
empire. Mr.. Bolton has travelled sxts0-
served him in Russia a. we'll - in other ooun-
tries Helena's people have 81 store for then
q rich grouping Of facts .and fenoies, told
In most entertaining manner, with maRnth.
cent views Of palaces, museuno, halls and
monuments. Besides he promises, undel
cover Of a passport signed BY our secretary
OF state, full exemption from arrest ans
an introduction to royalty. Admission 2
cents, with reserved seats 30 cents, to b'
had at Pope 4 VConner's.
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ing-room about the contest. The hrst
thing he had 10 cay vas that no would
wrestle Quinn 0rasoo- Roman style, best
down TO 166 pounds. 10 also aid hs would
meet Quinn In catch @ catch can. best
two in three at catch weights for similar
amount. The Jap,s manager kicked against
the feferes's decision made in the hrsf bout
and felt much like Nateada. Quinn vas Is
rood Spirits and said he would accept The
winner Of the match next Sunday befveen
tho Jap and Schumacher at Butte.
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A CHALLENGE

The Jap Anxious to Meet Quinn In An
ether Contest
hereby challenge William II. Quinn to
Wrsstle me match Of reco-Roman, best
two in three, Quinn to wrestle Ut 166 pounds.
The match to DO in private or public and for
goo side. II this does not meet with his
approval Twill wrestls him match catch-
as-catch-can, at catch weights, for similar
amount. In tho event Of the acceptance Of
this challenge tho match to come Of within
two weeks. either at Mine's opera house or
tho Helena Athletic association grounds.
The winner to take the entire gate receipts.
NATSADA K. SokAKICHI.
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THE RACES TO-DAY.

The Nursery Stakes--The Derby for Three
Year Odds.
To-day's races will be Of more than OF.
binary interest, az tho subjoined car,
shows. II will be colts day, and SOM
finely bred youngsters are booked to sppear
Tho Nursery stakes will have four fin,
young ones, and Sam Scott's untried Mon
tana will be among the starters. The Derb,
stakes for three-yssr-olds, will also be run
and there seems to be nothing in it but
Guido. There will be three other starters
however, and they will race for the place
which will make an interesting contest
Following ID the programmes:
8. Trotting, the Nursery stakes, for two
years old bred and raised in Montana; S5(
each, $500 added; two in three; closet
March with twenty six nominations.
l. Sam SCOTT names b. Q. Montana, b.
Ranohero, dam Nutmeg Maid, by Thomai
Jefferson.
2. Huntley 4 Clarke name b. I. Noun
tain Maid, by Kentucky Volnntaar: dan
Dolores, BY Bishop.
8. w. II. Raymond names .. I. LEAF
Year, BY Tempest, dam Eulogy. by Comma
1. W. II. Raymond names oh. z. Locust
by Commodore Belmont, dam Oracle H., b,
Fancy Golddust.
6. Running, one mile, $500; for tire,
years old and upward.
Winners of . race this season at this dis
tance or over to carry five pounds extra; Of
two or more races, seven pounds; those MOI
having won race this season allowed ter
pounds; maidens allowed fifteen pounds
one mile. The starters are:
Gold Bar, by Onondaga.
Circle j., breeding unknown.
Sympathetic's Last. by Sympathetic.
Ollie Benjamin.
z. Running, the Derby stakes, for tire,
years old (foals Of 1880; $50 each, $5Ol
added; guaranteed value of stake, $1,000.
Winner of any race this season of tn.
value of $500 to carry 5 pounds extra; o.
two such races. pounds: maidens allowed
s pounds; one mile and half; closed March
!. with 16 nominations.
1. The Montana Draft Horse Co. names
Ladago, b. c., by Spinning, dam Eta.
2. III. r. Baker names oh. f., Carrie Lee,
by Regent, dam Mamie Holton.
3. Robert Milligan names b. G. Montana
by Story, dam Vega.
4. w. H. babb names oh. 6. Guido, by
Double Cross. Dam Aurora.
Race No. 8, trotting, 2:25 class, purse
81 900:
/. !. Jay s.. Oh. h., by Tramp. dam DE-
Laney, by Green's Bashaw; James w. Cor
rigan. Salt Lake, Utah.
2. Marquis a p; g.; . By The Marquis. dam
Denver, Col.
3. Lady Maxim, b. M, by Maxim, dam
Lady Greaves, by Smuggler; H. Kirkendall,
Helena, Mont.
!. Bishop Hero, m. g.. by Bishop, dam
Ida Kendall, by Hero Of Thorndale; Ralph
Clarke, Spokane Falls, Wash.
5. BERTHE NJ, gr. M. by Iowa Chief, dam
Daisey Deane, by; NJ. F. Jones, Lara
mic, Wyo.
6. Contractor, b. e., by Sultan, dam
Madam Harding, by Overland; Ed. Laherty,
Helena, Mont.
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Attention g. A. r. and av.
All members Of both organizations are -
quested to meet at A. O. U. w. hall Monday
evening to consider the leasing Of hall.
II. F. G. KLEINsluTH. p. @.
Ed r. SIXTH, Capt. s. v.
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Sporting Notes.

The Jap is matched to meet Joe Acton in
September. The event will take place
either in San Francisco or Seattle. It will
be the match of his life.
Quinn has nine magnificent medals which
he has won in British Columbia and Cali
fornia in hammer-throwinR and shot-put-
ting contests. The largest medal is for the
Pacific coast championship for wrestling.
The Helena Athletics will start on their
tour tomorrow or Wednesday. Pete Con
dolfo will act as manager and captain of
the team. On their way east exhibition
games will be played with the local clubs
at Bohemian, Livingston, Miles City and
Fort Kecgh. The team will also play at
various places in Dakota. The Athletics
will play the Omahas ON their return home
and will then make trip to the coast.
There is q probability that Butte will soon
witness q unique wrestling match. Quinn.
the winner Of yesterdays contest at the
Athletic grounds, has offered to wrestle the
five best men in Butte. 1t il understood
that if the match comes of that the mon
who will 60 against Quinn are Ed Rodda.
Sam Rundell, Robert Gilbert, Jim Pascoe
and Edwin Edwards. The styles will be
catch az catch, Graeco-Roman, collar and
elbow, side hold and Cornish. Quinn will
select the manner of wrestling az the other
side put up their men in succession.
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THE BALL GAME.
An Uninteresting Game and But Few spec-
t0t0rs,

An Uninteresting Game and But Few spec-
tat0rs.
Shortly after the wrestling match the
game between the Missoula nine and the
Helena Athletics commenced. Most Of the
spectators left the grounds after the wrest-
ling match and there were not many to wit
ness the one-sided base ball contest. The
Athletics pounded the Missoula pitcher all
over the field. Mcdonald was in tho box
for the home team. He put them over the
plate, the Missoula men hitting him freely,
but the splendid field work of the Athletics
prevented the visitors from scoring until
the sixth, when they were allowed two runs.
II was great sport for the Athletics, several
of them tanning out to help the visitors.
Crotty wouldn't run because 1t was too
much like hard work. Tho score alone tells
the story-3O to 2. One man from Missoula,
who accompanied the visitors here, was
discovered hiding under the wrestling plat
form. He saw q first class ball team when
it was not working, but simply having q
good time playing ball.
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For the fall season, 1880. H. Tom will ex-
hibit an elegant line Of pattern hats and
hornets and enc millinerv novelt;as an
Tuesday, August 2Gth, and the folIovine
osJe AZ gmmsE goods will be closed out
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ANNOUNCEMENT!

We are pleased to announce
that in future our Optical De-
partment will be under the per-
sonal supervision Of DR.. H. L.
King, author of "Use and Abuse
of the Eyes, and s.Practical OPP
tics,' and for years connected
with one of the largest optical
firms in the u. S. A good OPP
portunity is thus afforded those
having defective sight to have a
careful scientific examination of
their sight made. Visual defects
in children a specially. Com
pound and cylindrical lenses
ground and delivered in one day.
No charge for examination.
The One Metropolitan stosk Of tho City.
]. S St! Jewelfy COMFY,
Leading Jewellers, Helena, Mont
Watch this space. We change "ad" three times .
week.
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The Helena Hardware Company
Guarantee the new Baker gun to shoot
equal to any high priced gun In the market
and should any part fail through defect in
material or workmanship they agree to 10
place the same free Of charge.
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We have Waltham Chronographs, uppe,
case in silver. gold filed and cold 49,
Also cheaper Swiss timers.
STEMlgETz JEwrIpy Co.
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Mems fine balbriegan hale hose In fancy color,
and fast black ct Is cents ct The Bee Hive.