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The evening world., 1890-07-18
Tue Choetaw Lottery.


PARIS, Tex, July 1.-THE pro iectors OF
the ChoctAw Lottery Company have by no
means abandoned the scheme. but are
making preparations to have a drawing in
the near future. The announcement OF IN
dian Agent Bennett that he would prevent
any drawing dors not frlghten them. They
hold that the United states Government has
no legal night 10 interfere with them. US
their charter WAS ObtEIhed from the th hoe
H. Council at regular session. aud that Il
Was granted IN the interest OF the orphans
OF the Choctaw Nation. Al any rate they
propose To test the night OF the toy erument
tu interfere with tile local aiiSiTs OF the In
diaus. some Of tine msnaLerE and owners
OF the concern live in the Territory aud
some OF them elsewhere. DR.. l.. W. Rush,
OF this city. is Treasurer.
The evening world., 1890-07-18

land laws which II had taken so many years
TO mature and 10 n,nke equitable in every
re- pect That was the only construction
thnt could be given to II.
Mr. keagsn lened to Mr.. MoreAn's argu.
ment, and poke in oruos,ton tO tie amend
tnn survey. He deScfihct the ourn"yiuEs
OF tile Senate Committee Oh irrigation last
summer in the Mcsttn states and Terri
tories. aud told how hls observation ON
that thin AL led Tim 20 favor n Syst, nj uf
irrigation trat would make the lands that
are now arid 'tu,tiul aud tich. It that vast
irE.Vn ni c1utirS wslr tu hc settled there
would have tn be luEfaphr aud hydro.
gram IT, sVINuv Ol ~ | Z the law of lNSS
were r,'eHlcd tue cncrt wullt b. that the
Nairablr lanu AID the we'cr facilities would
be seized 10y tp,rurtorH md ayudicatcs,
have tn 10 ~ tile NlRits ct landlords, who
could impose their own terms iur the land
and for the use uf TIE water.
Without finishing h,s remarks Mr.. Reagan
yielded the iour fur motion to adjourn.
~ progress laSiug been male tn the bll
to-day.
Mr. Nilsson offered rcso,ution, which hc
sa,d lie would not ash imWedi'te action on.
mnkirg IN uid'r vt auy time to- move that
ucl atC uit nv amen .mCrt ~ "a al amend
mcuH tO aiproi RATION hilis.lc limited to
i've minutes for each eIatOi.
Mr.. tilmun offered Ic uIrtou, which
wcat over Till to-ihurroW. ditictinE TIVE Sec
!. tary ~ War To report upon the trHciIcQ.
h,ItY and probable cost Of ayIn. out and
CONSTRUCTING un avtrur along the Potomac
liver Az FAR A. luck creek, III, nee along
Rock Creek to Columbia lRrh. amt tacurr
re,crNat'un in front ~ the Non Iment with
Columbia larh hUh the soldiers liumn.
After shot executive session the Senate
at u. | j adjourned.
The evening world., 1890-07-18
Gambling on Shipboard.
Well-Known Sea Captains WIN
Take Issue with Capt Kennedy
in Next Sundays World"
Roaud Abomt Tswu.

Public Works Comwis Toner Gilroy vent to
PlAttsbuFg yesterday With tNO e1perts 10 exam
inc the stone 10 le uEei Ia the new CFiuiLAl
Court buildt Y IN Lentle street near the IOmGs.
howeT-pot fell from a WlndoW Of No. "a
Rutgers street yesterday ate noon. irzcturng
Nle skull OF Celia kaplain. an eigat year-ull
gir!. aNlng N the house, She WAS removed "
dOuyerneur Hos. itll
Jamrs 4, Ray, Who examined the accounts uf
John n. Morris, assignte Oi James y. ISL. MAS
confirmed ssteTdaJ b. IuoFe Andrews, Of Tie
supreme Court Tue Tet orr, IN eject, Is that
n ere IS about $3.50, 900 IN the asst nee !
hAuus. and thai II should be used Ia pay ing q
diNid nd Of A. er cent 70 certain creditors.
Jz4nes A. simmons. arrested on Monday for
conn licity IA bank wre king schemes. aud Id
ward s. QrtOus hanaEer VI the New lurs mi er
COMPANY, Nho Was 4rrrsied at the tostanCs Of
die AeatsTn Natioust'B ank. are htill 'hUctaa up
lezssd on bail to-day,
The evening world., 1890-07-18
France md the Mckinley Bill.

PARIS. July I'm. Dupuy will question
the Government in the Chamber of Depu-
ties tomorrow in regard to the result OF
negotiations with the powers aiming to
minimize the effect of the Mckinley bill.
whether it is possible to appeal to inter
national law to prevent America from pro-
nouncIng condemnatons. and whether the
common law tribunals cannot settle GUS
toms disputes. Minister Ribot will reply to-
morrow or Saturday.
CAPE TowS, July II. Mr.. Souer has been
appointed Colonial Secretary and Mr.. FauTs
Secretary for Native Affairs.
The evening world., 1890-07-18
DsutIag AHaoHftH.

fbt UOrIe IN bic tiuIiss 3situHs. psIa'
anueHaH in IUsi SgTaasH erudi.
CbsIsit Die bsuti9su auueHesn tTii felt siuistH
" Oasu ssOrudt rDsrpsu babsH bic 0sutiasu asitr
bod ih0n sTiauut. oaB bic asiultais. psIas buTh
esiebsu uTti&t UsresH. 10 foI0haI FnO. paI
isiHs uubsrs bsutihs 0oT sHalitt 3tItuHg init
avs agoTIp UsrslItm rvresa tam.
Ter gTsts IN 10 stTins. pas q uumSaIih II.
iTsTu0 uns auetrs 3siiuHs ~ hHesu. suTs PsIaS
IaT rims ausIass 59u " Gents far zine SisgS ana
- Guis iaT EIsnpVsTlsnal siHs YliHign V9H
lsutiasa uHs TasIussa sslsER tasHQ sTTslsi
sggRsg ggRa
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Mancando ne pagheresti VI iio.
4 sid sUgosi d'ogni major per ora.

This means in plain English, lRemem.
her, If you fail tn COM. that settles H.
You will pay tor your abb euce by lll.for-
tune." Editor D,Auria went to the dinner.
4 man named Gallia, who runs La FIyisiiU
The Whip, said he'd like to wipe ont L'Eco
d'Ngiid IL he could. All italian editors are
ready to fight for their papers. D'Aurla
arose to ,amnihilate Gallia with q few
hot words when ToastmaStcr Zuccl!i
pounded him on tue head with
and and pnnchoI Mr.. b'Auris under the lei
ear. That dazed him Al the other Psiu-
lans Joined III u cltlZens' movement and
threw Things Mt D'Aurias head. They
couldn't mrs their mark. They encouraged
one another with yells of: "Dategli! lGIve
it to HIM Ecacciatellor - Flrc Inn out Ioor
D'Auria was cuiled, kicked. beaten, anu
fired ont. lie ran into Il ncighborlng hote.
for refuge. All this time carlo lBarsOtti sat
in tolombos. II IN alleged, and wckedly
chucklcd.
The citi zens of Padula sent D'Auria new
shirt to go home IN, but lie got warrants tor
the men who struck him. nevertheless.
ToaSimaster Xucchi has been arrested. and
six Other citizens Of the movement ale ex.
pected TO stand trial to-day. Meantime
neither the gold headed cane not the hne
skull has been awarded.
The evening world., 1890-07-18
ENGLAND'S FATTEST BOY.
Five Years Old, Stands Four Feet and
Weighs III Pounds.
tpuxLAp's CABLE NEWS SERVICE.

tDuSLAP's CABLE NEWS SERVICE
LONDON. July II. The Lancet publishes
to-day an account OF an extraordinary
child. born in West Camel. He is
now five years and six months of
age, and is of the following dimensions:
Height. 1 feet; weight. III pounds; cir
cumierence of abdomen, 4"I4 inches; chest,
~ inches; neck, ii inches; head. 22I1
inches: thigh, 23 inches; arm. l1IG inches;
forearm, lol4 inches. He il very healthy,
eats all day long and il fairly intelligent.
The parents and their other children are OF
ordinary size.
The evening world., 1890-07-18
"The World" in Zuni Land
It's Expedition Makes Further
Progress Among the Buried Cities
OF Cibola, in Sundays World"
Fell Inlo RaIlLna Wafer.

Little Frank Salerno, aged four years
of No. +54 West Nineteenth street
through carelessness Oh the part of
his mother, received Injuries last even
ing which may result In his death
Mrs. Salerno lett the little fellow
boiling water, INTO which le tumbled while
she was away. The child's cres attracted
the attent ON Of the elElbors, who broke
in the door and rescued him. lie Was nor.
nbly scGlded about the head and shoulders
and Was taken to the New YORK Hospital.
He 10 IN pTecarlous condition,
The evening world., 1890-07-18
The Pelican Club In Danger.

LONDON. July 1.-THE doings OF the Pei
lean Club will form a subject for the con-
sideration Of the House of Commons to-
morrow. A Liberal Unionist will ask the
Home Secretary If he is aware that prize
nights frequently occur there under the
name of boxing exhibitions. and also
whether the police have received any in
structiong regarding the matter.
The evening world., 1890-07-18
Queer Patients In Hospltals.-
"lhe Worlds Medical Reporter
Tells Some Strange Stories in
Sundays World"
French LIIrralure 40 he Free.

Pans. July Il. The Auglo-AmerieGu
pa pers sSy that NJ, De kygsty. VINO recently
returned from the United States. states that
he succeeded IN ans mission there. II Is an
nouuced that his efforts will result in the
passage OF a law guaranteeing that literary
property al enter America tree of duties
The evening world., 1890-07-18
There Were Ninety eight Robbers.

TDVNLAF6 NAbLE HEW6 1EHNICE 7
ROME, July l7.-At Palmi the criminal
trial of ninety-eight persons accused of be-
ing banded together for purposes OF rob
berry closed to-day. The band has been in
existence since 1850. Thirty-four witnesses
appeared against and over two hundred for
the accused. Out OF the whole number OF
prisoners eighteen were acquitted. and the
others were sentenced TO i've years inn
prisOnment.
The evening world., 1890-07-18

SecretaFy f'racys sou Frank has gone to
South America Tor the purpose OF intro
duc.ng the phouograph into the great cite,
OF the sister republics. lie goes with many
special advantage, including whatever
"puIl may come Of All acquaintance with
the late Pan-Amer cans. 4 he newest pho
nOgra.n, 10y The way, ls a i.afNrupus III
rtrumrnt. II erords distant sounds IN.
audible tn tue human car. 'sseuiS to DC less
OF II to- ana more OF commercial lus tru-
mcut than any pnOHograph set exhibited 10
tEe pubic.
The evening world., 1890-07-18

Harrison as II suitable
plrcc to furnish fnt
Offices to Indiana poll.
tIcians out OF woi k.
Before the Okla
hOua country was
opened for settlement
n court waI CHtab-
lislIed for the lu,liail
Territory at Musho-
gee. There was one
judge to he appoint-
nI nf n,nu..n l,. Hal
The evening world., 1890-07-18
FRANCES FATTEST GIRL DEAD.
She Weighed 47O Pounds and Had TO
he Carried to tho show.
tDUsLAP's CABLE NEWS sKRvIcE. I


PARIS. July 1.-THE fattest girl in Paris.
by name yictorei Fantin. died last Sunday
and was buried to-day with great ceremony.
She was only nineteen years Of age, and
weighed 47o pounds Her limbs were enor-
nous. She was engaged at the Eden Theatre.
but her size was such that she made very few
appearances. 1t required seven strong men
to assist her from her house to the stage.
The evening world., 1890-07-18

MO II very Soou imitation OF
n Horse, but it won't work,
limitations of World - Wants
are similar; they look much the
same, but they don't work. You
may not mind the money you
waste on them, but you do mind
the tiresome delays and missed
opportunities. World Wants
are immediate and the cost for
" Help and " Situations
Wants ON Mondays and Satur-
days, Half Rate Situation Days,
is but 10 cts. and 5 cts. per line,
respectively.
The evening world., 1890-07-18

A New Yorker who saw much OF the Boolle
Aldermen III Montreal insists that lie Lacy
has 1t III h.S power to make good many per-
sons extremely uncomfortable. III
should opem my mouth, said lie Lacy one
day, Ia stir New York to its centre. n
However, De Lacy succeeded in holding his
tongue while IN Montreal. and in inipr essing
acluaint0nces with his strong sense. John
O'NeiilH ca c was IA sore subject to him =, TO
the other buodiGr-. Who got O'Ne.lIr
money sad All acquaintance TO Billy Alo-
loUCy one day. 'Uh. usk keeran T. laughed
Billy. Lut hceuRn turned "ngrily ana ieft
iEe room. Have rurt any one = ieeI-
mEs? mnCcent!y asked The inquirer OF 0
LGcE. NO, 81 d the latter, with u depre-
cat"ry nov 'hnt you oushtmt to talk
about tnIsy thIuEr.
The evening world., 1890-07-18
No War Tor san saIyadoT,

PARIS. July 1.-THE GuAtemalAn LegA-
tion here denies that war is imminent be-
tween Guatemala and SGu Salvador.
The evening world., 1890-07-18
New York Murder Mysteries

Inspector Byrnes Talks About
the Undiscovered Crimes OF the
Metropolis. in the " Sundsy
World"
The evening world., 1890-07-18
WHERE ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR
THE WORLD
CAN BE LEFT.
CAN Be LEFT.

MAIN OFFICE n aud 20 Park row. New YEA
UPTOWN nFtlO I, 1857 Broadway. Hsu YorL
BROOKLYN OFFICE, 359 Fulton 81. brooklya.
,,HARLEl OFFICE, a37 East li5th ST.. Nee
YORK.
PHILApELPHA OFFICE, IIa sOsth eth 81.
WSsskSGToN OFFICE. $40 IAh st.. w..l-
LONDON OFFICE. 80 COskspur ST.. L0adsa.
England.
The evening world., 1890-07-18

OF the Astors now in town, George is a
b acksmith, Henry IL painter, Jacob Is a
dcsi gnrr anl John Jacob is clgarmaker.
The utner Astor,, who are put down in the
directory ~ iS'ns NO other occupation
than a Ie Idcrce On Eiilh avenue, are at
Newport aud otter places keeping cool.
Among the Vanderbilt, who are not at New
port or ENJOYING the l.nudou season, or in
The pine WOODS OF NOrth Carolina, are Abra-
nam Wander bnt. tue trucker; Edgar, the
teacher: Edward W. the lumber merchant:
Garrett g., tie lAcksnltn: George, the
cruuBctor; George J.. tie fireman; George
sell. the clerk.
The evening world., 1890-07-18

has been used for own FITrrYEAps By MriaSory
PEnFBcr SCccRas, II soothsa the chld softsps
the gums ssys psin. earss wind collie and Y Tbs
every part Of the world 25 cents bottls. IdsL
The evening world., 1890-07-18

pr. Suetts Root Bosr. SPARKLING Rsfreshtns,
Cooling cents per glass nt SwErf's PHAR-
MACY, 20 Park Eow, opposite r o. Paok-
AYES of tho matarisl for making 3 gallons Of
tho BEER At nome, 9jc. tby mail 30c. D-tAdrL
BARRY's Trirophcrous keeps hair mnist, thick,
lu-trous rroTrrts IL from becoming harsh. Adst.
The evening world., 1890-07-18

THosE Who seek relief from pain aud weakness
should us- PARkEHs GISGkR IuNic.
Packers HAlF Balsam never fails to please 4 Aari'
The evening world., 1890-07-18

sURF H0EEL. Pre- Islaad bessRy go REssEss; A.
saya coal And ri sahlng -lAa-t
The evening world., 1890-07-18

Capt. Bob Cook, the celebrated trainer
and coach of lAles apparently IuvincIDle
eight, was in the city yesterday. Speak
ing OF the last boat race between Yale aud
Harvard to friend who was alb .ent ON the
Pacific coast wien Il occurred, Cook sAll:
Never were slAt, eu finer Deoimens Of Amer
lean phys.cAl manhood seen than were the
men who constituted these crews. They aver
aged 40 pounds in weight and every man
pulled for every ounce that was In him. have
seen GOO mGuy thIi ing contests in my
time. Internal .uuAl yacht rare-, horse races,
tTuttiHg matches, base bail contest- AMI a
hard glove hight or two, but never have |
seen ANYTHING that atAppruN MINATED IN interest
to that race. FOR mile an a half they
roWel 20 evenly that II wouIi have taken
rule measure TO determine winch was
tray cling the faster A mAR may live
million ytaIs aud never zee fought 81 gallant
a race As thu was. Harvard man who
heard Cant. Bob rAptuTOus description OF
the race, exclaimed: Its no use taking
don thiuk We can ever beat Yale while
Boo Cook is alive 10 coach her.
The evening world., 1890-07-18

lie sv,tcm of tie rcciGl delivery of lag.
gage-for winch nj extra lee is charged IL
good deal IN line with the special delivery
stamp adopted by tie rnst-Cf ce author.-
t,ct. II is Ioss,b!e new, hy paying Il. TO
Lave latgage taken to aIy adde's. in the
lig cites a- soon as 1t l. del,e ercd at the sta
tIui, instead OF having II wait II the bag
gRgo-roum until the delivery wa gI ~ start
out on thr.r regular rounds. hIH will he u
dntiuct 70 IN to the lrt army Ot AncTit ana
wbn are Obliged to male c.CsG connections
III Their travels, aui iM tIcG.urly to the con-
stunily mere aH.ng body Of tourist, vi q Iass
Through New York IN gui from po,nt to
pn.nt but whO wfh to stop u tr .ur "A day in
thI- city. " It'll the prOnpi deIi, very of bag
gnEc they can dep,nd ON getting their
trunks anywhere III town within AZ hour Of
thu i'm q tht trniu aiIlAts. Jnuur the regu-
lar Eysienl trunks which ara, ed late III the
Afternoon were often held over until the
following morning.
The evening world., 1890-07-18
vISCoUNT DUNL0'S WIFE.
ADVENTURES OF BELLE BlLToN, OF
MUSlC-HALL FAME.
: r DEALINGS WITH Is1DOR VERT
rEiMER AND ALDEN WESTON.

irdysbip IL Implicated in tho Al.
Iracd Forgery of $500 Check Paid
by Her to Her JeweiIsr-Tho Trial
IL the Preliminary to the Promised
punIo Divorce suit.
The evening world., 1890-07-18

This is the hest year the manufacturers Of
what are known Us ice machines have
ever had. and most of them are so over
stocked with work that they have had TO re-
fuse orders. By the way, ice made BY these
machines is the nearest TO being absolutely
pure Of auy used. 1t il made of water con-
deusei from steam, which is poured into
lArgegalyaulyed cans. These can. are set ~ a
br ne bath chilled far below freezing point by
coils Of pipes through which GnhydToTs ann
moniacA! gas is forced by Powerful pumps.
lhe water in the cans i congeAlvd into Ice
Ly the same power, cold, that converts the
water ora creek, lake or pond into frlgid
substance. There L. theory that
water puriies itself in freezing, lut
10 Is true 10 u very limited extent. No
cold. no matter low intense II may be. Will
purify water CONTAINING decayei animal or
vegetable matter. IEe makers OF ice ma
chiue- claim ;hat they can make ice al a cost
OF less than Sl,2 a ton, but this Is doubt
lv-, lAr too low. The time is fast approach
ing when icr-makmg machinery NlH be
.lmplihel and chcapened and then II Will
come INTO mach more general use The
great need IA thl- respect al present IS safe
machine, r. qsouab.e IN cost, which Will be
small enough for use ia residences
The evening world., 1890-07-18

Duncan Il. Harrison. who is at present
making ONE extremely bold threats about
vi AT lie is gong to do with Muduou when
ho meets him, is about six feet high. well
knit aud entorprising. lie was Tor a long
while known A. Maudc Harr.son's brother,
but lac llAs o! late attracted 10 much alton
ton on hlHuwn account that It begins to
look ~ Though New lorL's popular sou
tie wur,u N time lie re erred to a. Duu-
can l.. IRrr son risler. u cannot be taId
I. at very IGILC amount Of mo, Gv has bee
~" ccI back O. Nr. liarrIsnu III his forth.
comlrg go with h'ui'Uon. MuLloou III
street scrap ora blrruun t-ht liz what
ID iecaiica,iy known as handy man
The evening world., 1890-07-18
BUSINESS NOTICES.

THIS is AN AGE OF AroLLlNAnrs wArEn
Walter Besant
The evening world., 1890-07-18
GOSSIP CONC ROUND.

Edward F. Rore who ia the most recent Of
native drsmstists has made a ,uccess III q
fasl ion that points mora. He rented a
theatre that ia practically unknown among
regular theatre Roers- tie ] ia. down on
u G Bowcry- and erEeG, q n company 10 per
form his play which was almost unknown in
New orh There was some good mater al
in the company, and they GG,c MI even,
We Hlalancei performance, but there was
rot riulgd lusirp amuiu the inmCs to vt
iisct any VI the great boiy of theatre gorrs
Nl.n itEu!ar.y scyOtiui2c tho CaHt OF the
g. uttcut n.nls ~ csertc III New York. The
= NcsteruCr was thus hau,lica nrcd III
mary WRls, yet its siugie production Mt
matinee mad" 4 pronounced sut c. ~, ard
VIZ. Rose ls sitting back dr.ilcrHtciN cuN-
sidctins the dtt,ictt offers tLat have been
hn 10 to Inn hv New York tnaragcrl. Tie
ncw drUmtfst l. slender, Cipau-shaNen, Of
Infk r"iupl' Nl'n. wars eIe-g aNsct. aiiG las
rather Ioi slNC manner. lie ~ u graduate
OF Harvard and lnS dabbled iu athlCtcr.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-22
SHE WAS POISONED

Not by anything she drank or took, but
by bad blood. Is it any wonder she
feels "blue?" In most cases blues are
only another name for bad blood. A man
or woman feels unhappy. Life seems
dark. The heart is heavy. Bad blood is
carrying its poison all over the body, and
we call it "blues."
Read these experiences:
Mrs. G. G. Hutchinson, of Pttston, Pa,
says: 81 consider DIR. Acker's English
Blood Elixir the best medicine in the
world, not only for blood troubles, but
also for dyspepsia, with which I have
"Both my wife and myself firmly be-
ieve that DR.. Acker's English Blood Elixir
is the best Of all blood medicines, and will
remove all impurities of the blood"
GEO. v. sUaNER, Valley City, OAK.
This grand Elixir is sold by druggists
in all parts of America. It is pure,
honest medicine; not cheap ssrsapa-
rilla. Try it to-day.
- For sale by H. N. Parohen h Co.. druggists
Helena.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-22
G. A. R., Attention.

For the Path annual encampment Grand
Army of the Republic to be held in Boston,
August 18th to 18th, the Northern Pacific
railroad will make rate of one fare for the
return. Tickets will be ON sale on August
4th to 9Th inclusive, good to return until
August 9th with provision for extension by
Joint agent at Boston to September Both,
limited to continuous passage in each direc-
ton. A. d. EDGAR, CHAs. S. Fee,
Gen. Agt. q. p. q T. A.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-22
A Verdict Unanimous.

". u. Suit, druggist, Bippus, Ind, ~testi.
mes: can recommend Electric Bitters al
the very best remedy. Every bottle sold
has given relief in every case. One man
took six bottles and was cured Of rhenma.
tism of ten years standing" Abraham
Hare, druggist, Belleville, Ohio. afirms:
The best selling medicine I have ever
handled in my twenty years experience. ia
Electric bltters" Thousands Of others have
a = men . testimony. 90 that the verdict
ls unanimous that Electric Bltters do cure
all diseases of the liver, kidneys or blood
Only half dollar bottle at &. g. Hais 4
Cos drug store. ->oA' ~
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-22

)RDEa TO SHOW CAUSE-IN THE DIS
~, .r!et court ct the First jrdieia dssric: OF
Lewis and Clarke. "
john n. Stewsr., minor "
It appearing TO this c ,urt ON the 70 it:on this
day pretentea and h-eI by Ca -herins n h,ncaid,
me guardlsn OF the perfoa and esta.e Of John II.
stewart minor. PRAYING for older Of sale Of GER
tam rea estatebct ying to her said ward that il is
that such real e~tst sh Md be sod
It is hereby orde ed that the next of kin Of the
said ward, and OF persons interested in tho said
estate, appear Be ore this court on Thu-e<lay ~
sth day OF August, a p. 1850. At 10 O'clock ! M.
ena county Of Lewis and Clarke. and state o;
Montana. then and there to show cause WHY An
order should not Be granted for the al, Of such
estate.
And it is further ordered that copy of this or
der bs published at least three succ sssive 49,.
before the said day Of hearing. in the HsIens
Daily Independent . newspaper printed AID nnh.
hshed in said county Of Levi. and Cisrxa
w. II. HUNT,
AttssE A txuo copy.
IoU HxAx. Cl9k
I,hfn6 Jnlv n 1R0n
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-22

AttssE A tx0 copy.
1o1H BEAN, Cl3k
,,QAted July q HA
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-22
Tourists,

Whether on pleasure bent or business.
should take on every trip hottie of Syrup
OF Figs a. it acts most pleasantly and ef-
preventing fevers, headaches and other
forms OF sickness. For sale in Soc and $40
bottles by all leading druggists.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-22
Great Reduction in Passenger Rates via the
Northern Pacific.

The Northern Pacific railroad desiring to
benefit the people of Montana, and give
tnem the lowest possible rates, will. COM
meneing August l. make the following ma
netai reductions: The one way frst-class
are at present in force between Helena and
6s. Paul /. as. rs. the new rate will be $40
Inc second GLASS rate Of $32.6O will be re-
ouced to Us. the same a. now in force
westbouad, The round trip rate, both east
ana vest-bpund. between Helena and 81.
Fam WI = go. limited TO ninety days,
same - Pacific coast ticfcts. Rememher
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-22

IL Norths9n Pacific II the pioneer line ol
Montana, and runs vestibuled trans with
sapsrb dining and Pullman oars and Pail
man tonrista sleeping cars through to Obi
oaGo without change.
A. d. EDaA1,
GenI ACT.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-22

nave or Sale thirty acres on line Of Electric Cars
right in the line Of Fine Buildings Also eighteen acres
Plated and Close in These are SPECIAL BARGAINS
and can be Retaied now