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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16

MONEY To LOAN 81 and : per cent. on gilt
III edged security. Percy Snyder. = Cana 81.
NEW 7-room house. On West Side. only 800.
IN ACRES. is miles from city. $50. VII
~ trade lcT gooG lot or small house
I OTs near Eas'- St. only $50; terms 81 cash
II balance So quarterly without Interest
HAVE choice business blocks Tor SAFE on
Canal-et. and South DlFlsl0n-et.s vii PAY
per cent. on investment
G. ROOM house and lot HNl00 on South
Iniou-st.. oHly $40 worth s 50.
I HAVE 4o001 acres a. land Tor sac in
Nebraska and Wyoming a. from s. o. > az
acre. easy terms
pEACH lands GO Lake Shore Tor sale or trade.
I HAVE some fine farms. near city. that 4
viii exchange ior clty property.
PERCHS SNYDER
IS Canal-si
Te1prhone
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16

HOLLAND, Mich, May 10. - While
Peter Vyn, of Oversel, was at the bed
side of mis- dying daughter, Mrs. d.
Vaneenaam, at iceland, he sank to the
floor and expired of heart disease. Vyn
was prominent retired lum herman,
aged about 90.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16

A woman who once puts
o. Balls corset viii wear that
make as long as she lives
That IS Why TIE makers
do as they do.
What do they do1
They tel every store IN the
United States to take Bal
corset back and return The
money paid for it any tim
within three weeks. Il the
woman that buys it don't Ike
T.
Do the stores d that2
They DO # they have Balls
corset They are glad 70
i costs them nothing.
Your store has a primer
or Corsets for you
G1sssa oaszza c. Cl.oaso 40 NsT Ta-s
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16
aged about 90

Have used DR.. Thomas Electric
OIL for Group and colds. and declare It
positive cure. Contributed by VIM.
Kay, $40 Plymouth-ave., Buffalo, y. y.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16

TIE Leader ssys that "the TELEGRAM
HERALD IS making the same war on Mr.
Watkins that it did upon Mr.. Fit1-
gerald, when the latter was a candidate
for United States Senator" Indeed {?
Well, Mr.. Fitzgerald was not nom-
mated
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16
THE OBSERVER



Il Enlt ny e1peaelsures - s+s
Bssk, sd = yoagA he oIner evening
wails "a CONVERSION w.Eh hlm o. tne
szbjeet u eaEnlng power ana 'psna4ng
possE. zaa ths h1zl rssul-s O. sltAsE
course.
"F.ye dollars g.ys q my mother,
s. / glFs - nly SISTER, . p9s ASIDE Tor
c-othss q pat mo tns szyings o~nA
2zd g. I pUt ASIDE f0T chzrtg ana
numerous lttle Wsuts of lte- Nhl-e
"a b 6 move ~ fashionable slc-St4 ou
sleh A. outlay, 1 cza I've 10 4alet CON
f0rt. an never without = true IE-eA-o
zuG can dress Sci enough Iof such
s0e.ety, as can appreciate my good m
tsatlons and honest aims u x true
gentleman"
BuG IaeIe are tides IN the affairs OF
young men. when sI0a week Is about
as o.g as the widows mite. ahd tnat =,
when he j. first slnlLtsn slIh the cnarins
u s4DphlTa. Here ne can spend = Z
week without hail trying, Il she : IA
sincere enough u let hlm. lis second
affair rarely costs much as the hrst,
fOr be beg.ns - learn thaItLe affections
OF tie right SOFT OF giTl are not TO oe
bought with 50-cent cough drops.
Wnen-ne becomes engaged he spends
moderately anu ludlclOusiy on Ms De-
loved, and, after they have been mar
ried a year, II she is fond OF mending
and wants spool OF thread, she has q
ASK him for the money, and ss Tor
cough drops. she does not know what
they taste ike. There are good wlye;
that have not tasted cough drop OF
their husbands purchase for many
years; perhaps not during mar
rlod Ilfe.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16

II NQG want - 6arros aleaey a. Hnoagsllss
freF1a.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16


LaoR sAIE-0as Asass ~ Casnss-sl.. aus
aslsz eE Ne-leLs-ate- tSo aeasSs 3asi eat
slas ses elsy eas ho4sS - f4ta ave. oae
Sass - a4al-sl-, ens e-scs - bsss ia 81
gr..a1a - g. 1 = ID HsI ana EAsi at t~eats-
* .sts 1lsi e4gslos u the eaiS, s2e hoese ~
ne 81 ssSr- Ats q - ~-sfs S.S sAstva
81 Cal aarlAz fAe aoeI0rs s4sLncss Ao1Es-
~ p = a.. f. - , ~ Ia
U0NEs F0B ALL.-Ne matter monss. hew
II lllIls 81 hoW uucb ssa nay hsse. vs ga
suf ycu Oh car Cherry 81. NlAlSon-st, So
kehth ~aFd pat ese ths PFoperts AAs te
caLK aces fElUcs aaa terms - SIT H9Ns Ar~
urr CATroll. Aes hoaseuSa building
u0NEs-T~e nas houses. 81 laeaera
IA improvements 90 Merr- seG-sI. ; 81 Aas
= 81. iarze roSiaeaos III - Aaalsan-ste..
Ssa- several nAe cts ol kEGllS -Afe-. peesstl
tally located al sUlla he4sr - sait 3 FaIci-ssT
e.lx; Sc us before suS.lE n salA a AeSl.s
$ susem@a bioek. ie.sPaVue Isl IA u
HERE YoU AKE-Lots on eur Fuhon-st.
II plat, street car has before your oesri
also foFIyclgas iQls - Maalsoa-aNt- ana
between South DlFlsica Il. sua sc1cIS9E- q Yt-i B
al GA ace dry lAUdi good water geoo drain
ase. 1904 street o@E service Just ths thins
for a home ~ for investment slre 10 1oG1le ln
els Nc&r. Terms - s-.t customers. hes 4eAes
8 FraaknR. koom os Porter Block, ia North
DiYislen-SL tGlce open evenings ~
pEAD,-Ifyeu want q home. either eity OF
IL eountry, g Snd ses seamloi Dsvisoa. e.
room G. No. - tAnAl-sti they Nil ehCcriuLy
snow you What they have. znd oan make terms
10 sllt a.. ID
I lVE DISCOUNT THIN AIL-Lots on our
" Cherry 81, DlflslOn-st. d Eighth wars
plat make nrsI Gas, iaYost Iaent OF goo1
home houses butt ior you Il You desire. Ihls
property Viii double n value within year.
Prices ana terms - sait yoa. IurReT A Cal
roll. New Honsemsn bailding.
DOR SALE-why psy any more money for
home on Paris or dellege-&yss Oh monthly
payments searesls hisser tasn yos1r rent
4 cable line anc sure % Tise = per cent 10 the
next three yoars. Not one 0i Tue score oT more
men 10 Saom have sold homes ~ the past
! year. would sell out Tor what they gave me.
I Char.rs ". Tufts Iuffs a Buchanan ; law ol
/ fee. Ledysrd block.
/ EOR sALE-A forty-acre farm. with house
and barn. for sale cheap VIII take city
property in exchange. la8ulre Of Imii Ait
man, 40 v cst Bridge or Mrs hlnaenHcil
! lla ntraight-st. Mar. Fl
REAL ESTATE -OOUETRY
! rOR SALE-Plne aud hardwood lands. ciIy
property of al kiads well located. Also
4 money - loan 0n good real estate ln sum,
/ from 500 o. 5000 al tho lowest rate % lnter-
] f~i- al at 40 AsghNti N-tChs NhlNcltr
sweets Hotel. A. r. Anusiel. l5l
! TO PARTIES desiring u purchase property
/ ia one Of Tie most pleasant rurA lOCa-
| tions. we viii say. please take loon al or
! property IA the village Of Lisbon. and then
( make Us al offer. Ne mean business and are
/ bound 10 sell 10 the highest bidder as soon ss
the bids are all ia. Address q. B. 4 A. B.
1 EimSlie, GraAd Rapids. Mich. l0Jti
EoR sALE-or viii exchange for city prop
/ i f.r fu Hg saErt-
[ ship; well improved Call on OF address DT.
/ NJ ". Daafortb. Cascade. Mich. June
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16

The WISE and practical suggestions,
daily made, in favor OF street, sidewalk
and dock line Improvements, should lie
needed by the Common Council, and
every order loving citizen.
The present body should insist that
streets ana walks be evenly graded 30
as 10 conform To each other. Canal-st.
even with It's tOur-trAcks, might be 50
Improved rs 20 make It one of the very
finest avenues of any city Il the
country, wide and even; though IL
should be straighened at lts north end
to Leonard-st bridge, and II possible,
even beyond that point.
Genera! Improvements Of substan-
tial order are likely 10 meet with the
favor of the council. Our citizens
should not rest satisfied until such in
prOvements are made as VIII place this
fast growing city IN the ngnt light be-
fore strangers, VINO are constantly look
ing about for substantial investments,
and permanent homes. Property here
IS very cheap; IN fact, too cheap 10 be
fully appreciated.
The right kind of improvements will
help 10 increase realty values very
materially.
There are in all cities men, hindIan-
ces TO their own city's prosperity.
Grand Rap ds has 4 few inclined that
way. They constitute themselves lead
ers, and they are leaders in one sense
of tne word, what kind of leaders let
the progressive citizens judge.
Make your city attractive and you
will invite people to settle with you, they
Will purchHss your property here In
stead OF gong elsewhere. The way to
keep them out is to object to every
reasonable modern improvement pro.
posed. While Grand Rapids Is n city il
has not the appearance of city. 1t 5:
not willing. even now, TO lay aside Us
old dress, in exchange for the muct
needed view.
II We wish TO prosper we must keeT
up with the times.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16
Slaughter Sale

This is no old Chestnut
Cracked. but "A bona 6dc
sale of our entire stock of
Cloths. as ouT partnership
expires and we are going
out of business.
VIII sell nv the ward, i'm
lengths 10 suit purchasers.
Special Inducements given
to merchant tailoTs.
Respectfully yours,
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16

| OST-On Saturday last. q lady's black silk
Il hand bag. containing two pair spectaoies.
Finder will please return 10 police heacquarf-
ers and receive suitable reward. lB5
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16
LOST.

| OST-Lady's watch, open faced, between
IL Sheldon-St and Spring 4 Company's
finder may leave IL at Jacob Barth's. l55 Island
ST. lS1
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16
AGgYTs-WAKTKD.

v
WANTED want few good book agents Of
w both sexes. Warren Waite. II New House
man block. Grand Rapids. Mich. l9
WANTED-Live statesmen on salary or com
" miss on. 10 sell our Coods by sample 10
merchants: bright. new and saleabie SlopJ
yeaTand.e penses paid tO a few live men In each
State. permanent position aud chance 10 build
Up "A fine trade. Model Manufacturing Com
pany. south Bend Ind l5S
WANTED--Agents in every city 20 sell our
w new electric ink-eraser; ink erased in two
seconds without haTming paper agents make
g 10 80 per day send 35c Tor sample. terms
etc. Perfect Eraser Co, - koOt.-st. Cievc-
land. %. It's
LNANTED-Agents for the History ~ the Tx
" piorstions of, Daring Deeds and Grand
Achievements of stanley. agents oufti tlnJf
circular free. Address o. 4. Browning CO..
Toledo. Ohio tltf
AGENTS should write for illustrated circular.
~ and terms for two weeks trial oi Missouri
Washer; washes dirtlest clothes clean hy hot
steam without rubbing, easily sold pr0tia
bic. J. Worth. -. Louis. Nc. June u
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16
HELP WAGTED-PRNALR.


lNANrED-Mrs Campbell Fair. ~ Bostwick
" 81. corner Of Lyon. wants d competent
cook; apply Immediately. laS
(VANTED-A girl for general housework.
W Apply at once al AZ Zl3 south Uuion-St l3a
((ANTED-At once. three frst-clsss dining
" room girls % 20 north; wages $3.50 per
week fare paid. Cali or address ". l.. Dick
euSOn, S. MonrOe-st., room 8. l35
\XANTED-Three dininlgrooOm girls Il 20
~ north wages $ and $50 per week; fare
paid four COOKS from $40 Is two hotel COOS 5.
one chambrrmad. one experienced childs
nurse. NE din u room girls for city. one
kitchen girl Al once. 1924 MonrOe-st. rooms
II and y II
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16

TsE Ls1d~ srEIes thst, because the
TrrveR,,f -HFsALn hss not "a ~ rto
N- Watkins srrus T1hcr-a t9rs r
speaking It therefore eos Rerur-
lear rarer Wnst tne frses~ tatr Ss
ference te tra rFrrERArT- HErRru- The
TFf reRAu- iERArDs ranEe gf r1slon ,s
v-1e enough H- take m enc OF two ct.iar
Eerut rars. cesdes the gentleman m
-resscn Art ere Republican ~ e,i .t5r
81 -ha Es7fr. rs can even see severs
Feuuhlscaus outside OF Grand EapIds.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16
ROE gALE-xIsCRLLASE0Us


FOR SALE-Chezp. one set timers tools com
plete. with patterns. Inquire OF r. A.
Prnele. No. 81 West Bridge ST. city. lS1
EOR SALE-A good express wagon; VIII sell
very cheap II sold within ten days. In
quire room @, old HOusemau block. rs
FOR SALE-POp corn factory. cheap; a good
market guaranteed for all goods made
Il South DlVislon-st-, room l6. l3
A TTRNTION MUSICIAES-F sale-Bell
"A up. fat tenor. silver plated, g.; J. Cat
bell front alto. a: 4striuR double bass q size
SO; triple plated. engraved. double water
Keyed B Tat c0ynet, SIS 4S-keyed fat cl8r-
met. with leather case. Slt; Bay state guitar
new Sls; - bracket. llInch head. nickel
trimmed banjo new 8, with wood case :, So
Call EVENINGS at J. VI. Readings music rooms.
4e2 south DiYlsen-st. Second no0r. al
FOR RBET-BUsIEESs PLACES.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16

DEAD-lf yeu want . home either elty oF
IA country g and seS sehmloi A Dzvlsoa. 81
room G. No - tsnalsL they NlI chceriullS ,
snow you whaI they have. zAd car make terms
10 SIT a. -.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16

kNE DISCOUNT THEN AIL-Lots on oar
" Cherry 81, DltlslOn-st. d Ligbth Wara
plat make nrsI class investment OF goo1
home houses butt Tor you Il you desire. Inls
property Mil double n value within year,
Plioes and terms - S2lf yo4. Turner OslI
roll. New Housemsn baildlng.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16


EOR RENT-Furnished suite OF rooms. suit
able Tor light housekeeping. q Barclay
st. y
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16

H0NkS f0k ALL-Ao matter menex, be~
II llltls oF Ace alucb ssa Inay hsArs Ns ga
su4 Eca Oh oar Cherry 81. liNlSleA-si,. 81
kehth - lFd a. cse ths property AAN te
calK lcr1- fIlucs saa terms - s4lt eaI- 4Af~
LIZ LATLo-. Aee HolseNAa ll-La-Aa
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16

EOR RENT-Furnlshed room for man and
wife or ladies'; use OF piano. 10 Wealthy
ava
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16

FOR RBET-EUsIEEsg PLACES.
TOR RENT-store az loo East Fulton-si. n
quire OF h. u. Cody. A. Psrk-St. l4l
TOR RENTING stores and rooms suitable
Il FOR Offices OF light housekeeping Ia Porter
Block. corner OF Monroe and DisislcB-sts. 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16

Circulation Guaranteed 20 Be the
largest OF AL Michigan Dailies kx-
cent Those or Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16

L'OR sALE-A forty-acre farm. with house
and barn. for sale cheap vii take clty
property in exchange. Iagulrc Of Emii Ail-
man. i5 NosI BTldge-st.. or Mrs. HlndenHcil
lla ,traigAt-st. Mar. II
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16

FOR PENT-Houses ~ &. 4. s q and rooms
from = 70 se ESQ suits ~ rooms in fGs
NeW Carleton block ou Mt Nerncn-sf-. nos
can sUf ynu Oh within mirutes Wax ~
sweets HoteI Inquire % = W Barnard, -
Alien st OF ~ oseof q NJ Vernon sf.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16
SITUATIONS WAETED-PEMALE.

NVANTED-By elderly widow lady situation
W as nurse, hOUsekeeper, or viii care Tor
an invalid. Address Mrs. IL. Z. Brown. l,9
Ihird-St. I35
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16

Uaitss Prs.s Rspsrts. PFo"st saa E-Fts
Dsllssrs. Al ths L0sai rs-a. .na the
cl.aasst saa Nsst Plaislf FFiatsa r.Ps<
Sgkaahsd ia as<nG sasias.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16
SITUATIONS WAETRD-NALg.

SITUATIONS WAETRD-KALB.
kVANIED-Situati as assistant book
W keeper or other Office work; seven years
experience; references, etc. I. D., box ?. Tel
cgram-lIerald. l31
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16
FOR RENT HOUSES.

E'OR RENT-Mrs. Laraway's house. on the
nogth bank Of Fisk's Lake. Inquire No. ~
kelioZg-st 1A
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16

R0ABD ard lodging - toe NiesiFan Houss
&1fs per week. sltf
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16

4I9NEc-I~e uas houses. 81 laeacrn
II Improvements eB Aerr-seE-s ;. 81 Aas
sek larEe rosi1eaos lsl 81 Aaols-fn- 81 e.,
SsG. ETA 1Ae iots % kEcllS -Afe-. pusstl
tally lecafec ~ll sUll1 hQasr ~ suit purchaser
s. ausem&n block. IclrPGVae III. "A u
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16

MONEY TO loan 81 6 and : per cent on gilt
u edged security. Percy Snyder. y Cana 81.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16

FOR RENT-Large, elegantly furnished rooms
facing CreScentaye. and Canal-st.. with
gas. newly furnished and refttcd. Everything
strictly hTSt-c.ass. Entrance. Crescent3ye..
also. 3 Calal-St. ENQUIRE al Room Is. g6ly
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16
REtr - -n0nnTRY.

L'OR sALE-Or will exchange for city prop
erty. an st-acre farm ia Cascade town
ship; Well improved Call on or address DT.
NJ. ". Daaforth. Cascade Mich. june !
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16

o~aass o'szza c. cA.o.S0 40 SsT Tazl
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-02
A New Firm of Engineers.

Frank L. Sizer and James S. Keerl have
formed partnership and will henceforth
conduct a general engineering and survey
ing practice with Offices at rooms lib
Atlas building. The high professional
standing and the known reliability of both
gentlemen will assure the success of the
firm. Mr.. Sizer has had an experience of
IL years in engineering since his gradua-
tiou in the engineering course at Michigan
university. He was for some time chief
clerk in the surveyor generals Office in Col
orado and Montana. He afteward man.
aged the affairs of the Empire Mining COM
pany and has been engaged in some of the
largest engineering enterprises in both
states. Mr.. Keerl completed his education
at the University of Pennsylvania. after
which he worked in the engineering de-
partment of the city of Philadalphia, and
later in the river and harbor improvements
under the direction of the United States
corps of engineers. He filled an important
position ON the staff of engineers of the
Missouri Pacific and Texas g. Pacific rail-
roads. He has done important engineer
ing work in this state in the past five years,
and during portion of that time was chief
clerk in the surveyor-general'so Office. Both
members of the firm are popular and capa-
BILE young men and will win the success
their ability deserves.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-02
ROBINSON'S PROGRAM
For His Great Exhibition in Helena To.
morrow.

For His Great Exhibition in Helena To-
morrow.
Robinson's circus, which exhibits here to-
morrow, will commence the evening per
nance at 1880 O'Clock sharp. This is made
necessary owing to the long program. The
three rings of the circus will be occupied by
sixty different acts, and at the conclusion
of the circus performance the hlppodrome
races will take place. In these are running
races, hurdle races, steeple- chases, lady
jockey races, comical races of all kinds, and
foot races by noted sprinters. ALI of the
stock used in the running races ia Kentucky
bred, and includes such noted horses az
Messenger, Plough-boy and Passenger, all
with famous records.
The parade will be one of unusual bril-
liancy and interest, and leaves the grounds
at 8 o'clock. Over 100 Shetland ponies are
used in the street parade. Every den is an
open one, with the animals in full view,
and it will be well worth seeing.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-02
Court House Cuttings.

State Treasurer Hickman paid out the
salaries of state officers yesterday.
ada, was admitted to citizenship yesterday.
Governor Toole has appointed j. Miller
Smith. of Lewis and Clarke county, no.
tary public.
Morriage licenses were issued yesterday
to Ulysses G. White and Elmora M. Haley;
to Chas B. Smith and Mrs. S. s. Smith, of
Helmville.
The following suits we're filed yesterday
in the district court: Alfred Johns vs.. s.
II. Mcdonald, First National Bank vs.. S.
H. Mcdonald.
Among the real estate transfers filed for
record yesterday was the following: Den
yer and Helena Investment Company to
Caroline B. Salinas, lots q, %, q, in block
~, of Lenox addition. Consideration,
$1,000.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-02
Deaf Mutes Return.

The four deaf mutes from Montana who
have been attending the Columbia Collegi-
ate institute at Kendall Green, near WASH
inRton, returned to this state on Sunday.
They are Edward Lane, of Adobetown,
Searles. of Park City. and Miss Annie NJ.
Wood, of Helena. All have finished the
course, except Miss Searles. who will return
to the institute in September. Miss Wood
was highly complimented for her work in
the yearly report of the institute.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-02
Cheaper Than Staying at Home.

On August l, the Great Northern railway
line. will reduce the first-class rates, from
Helena to Minneapolis, st. Paul, Duluth
and West Superior. On single trips from
$4s.75 to $40. On round trips from 1855
to $50. The second-class rate will be re-
duced from $3.50 to $25. The reduction
will apply on all points east of st. Paul and
Minneapolis. Always remember the great
through line. Always on time.
B. II. LANGLEY,
Gen. Tiki. Agt.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-02
A NEW CHICAGO

With Superior Climats-Ths Railway,
Commercial, financial and Manu-
EAeturing Ceatsr Of the West.
Salt Lake City is taking the same gigantic
strides of growth and development which
characterized tho growth Of Chicago, and Il
the connecting link in the great business
centers between New York and San Fran
cisco. The heavy tideof immigration from
every state in the union has more than
doubled her population, manufactures,
mills, merchandise and educational institu-
tions the past two years, and Salt Lake City
is destined to become the intermountain
metropolis and great distributing point Of
the west.
The capitalists Of the country seeking
the best field for Investments, and the most
pleasant and healthful location for their
homes, after investigating the claims OF
other cities have concluded that Salt Lake
City ID good enough for them. Tho hus-
bandman, laborer and mechanic looking
for the richest harvest, the best remuner
alton for labor, and the necessaries and
comforts of life At the least expense, will
find that this il the place that nature in
tended for them.
II is safe to say that ninety per cant Of
ths have ees
property in q growing city and were shrewd
enough to take hold of such opportunities
az ara now in Salt Lake City. It is also safe
to say that ninety per can't of those who
have not accumulated money have had
many opportunities to do so by this
means.
The Hyde Park Improvement Co., of Salt
Lake City, have opened = branch ofilcl
here in the Merchants National Bank build
ing, Edwards street entrance, and have only
a few lots remaining in their addition
Those who wish to secure q nioo home Of
make profitable Investment should cal
and get particulars Of the Hyde Park addi-
tl0n , TF$ fFg5
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-02
Will Close on the Fourth.

The undersigned druggists of the city of
Helena believing it just to our employees to
have the Fourth of July, the greatest of all
our national holidays to themselves, do
hereby agree to close our stores at y O'Clock
noon on that day, until 6 p. m.
MAX BEHRENs,
III. M. PARCHEN 4 Co.,
PAINTER DRua Co.,
POPE d. O'CoNNoR,
G. p. PAINE d Co.,
j. b. LOCKWOOD,
-. EUGENE MEYER,
II. s. HALE &c Go.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-02

Forbes & Davis Special.
10000 shares Legal Tender, Dillon. 271ac
is the bottom now, and it will have to be
sold quick at that.
40 shares Rocky Fork certificates, secured
by N. P. per cent bonds.
145 shares St. Paul & Helena Land I'M
provement company.
5000 Iron Mountain in lots.
5000 o. r. d N. in lots.
5000 Copper Bell in lots.
1000 GlenRary (Butte).
200 Combination (Phllipsburg).
300 Cumberland.
1000 Yellowstone. =-
5000 Silver Arrow. ~
MINING EXCHANGE,
26 and q Bailey Block.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-02
The Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.

DR.. Stoddard, the examining and manag-
ing physician of the Liebig World Dispen-
sary, San Francisco and Kansas City, who
is a graduate of the Royal College of Sur
geons, Edinburgh, Scotland, and very
skilful in the treatment of the above dis
eases, and has cured hundreds Of cases that
were given up as incurable throughout the
Pacific coast, will visit Montana, with Off
ces at Butte City, at the Liebig World Dis
pensary, 8 +. Broadway, corner Of Main
days only.
This will be a rare chance for consulta-
ton and examination free of charge with
the greatest modern specialists.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-02
Y. NJ. C. A. Directors.

At the regular monthly meeting of the
board of directors of the Young Mems
Christian Association yesterday afternoon
Messrs. John w. Thompson and Joshua
Armitage were elected direotors to fill
vacancies caused by the resignation of j.
w. DE Camp and L. ID. Snifhn.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-02
Notice,

The following stock now in the city
found and unclaimed will be sold Tues
day, July l, at public auction, at Park ave.
nue. stable, between and o'clock p. M:
One bay horse branded j. P. on left hip;
one sorrel horse, branded j. P. on left hip;
one bay horse branded p. K. on left hip.
T. J. CRoNIN, City Marshal.