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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-19
Glassware
DEPARTMENT.

Immense line Of new patterns
just received.
Cake Stands, Fruit Stands,
Covered Bowls, Open Bowls,
Ice Cream Sets, Tea Sets, Pitch
ers, Celery Glasses, Water
Glasses, Wine Glasses, Finger
Bowls, Salad Dishes, OIL Bot
ties, Decanters, Mugs, Stand
Lamps, Hand Lamps, etc., at
low tariff prices.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-19

Our Platedware, Of the cele-
brated Rogers make, was
bought before the advance in
silver and will be sold at old
prices.
Complete line of Table Knives
and Forks, Tea Spoons, Table
Spoons, Coffee Spoons, etc.
Also q line Of Sheffield plated
Knives and Forks, 8 dwt., at
2.75 per set.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-19
Pe1fume1y and Soap
DEPARTMENT.

Having secured the agency
for the celebrated Lundborg's
Perfumery, we will place same
on sale at prices within the
reach OF all.
Three-eighths ounce extracts
all odors, only $50
Five-eighths ounce Musk, Soc
One ounce, all odors, 75c
This line includes Goya Lily,
Edna, Marechal, Nile Rose
and Alpine Violet
Rheinish Cologne, 4-ounce
bottles, SOC
Distilled Lavender, 5.ounce
bottles, 75c
Hello Violet satchet Pow
der, l IA ounces, SOC
All other sizes in proportion.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-19

Ladies' Swiss Ribbed under.
wear, soc
Ladies' Natural Wool un-
der wear, 90c
Ladies' Saxony Sleeveless
Vests. coo
These vests are worth $3.50. ]
Ladies' al Wool Hose, 35c
Misses hand-knit Wool
Hose, 36c
veilings of all kinds, bottom
prices.
Ruchings, new styles, bottom
Ribbons, new shades, very
cheap.
Cashmere Gloves at . sacrifice.
Fosters Kid Gloves, only 81. 10.
Muslin Underwear at cost.
Table Linens very cheap.
Dress Buttons, 80. per dozen.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-19

~ 1he annual meetinS 81 The stcckholders Of
TIE Hone 9uildin9 and Loan association Of
Helena toe ~ election Of trustees TO servo for
eho ensuing Z1r, ard for the Transaction Of other
business, vQ - held 6 IT, o1Rco Of ths saa0cia
ton Saturday Octobse 9Th. lso4 9 500 pollock
p n 4 j. 0IERIAk
6ooy.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-19
Eel ( Co.'S Toilet Soaps.

Sweet scented ely cerine, 25c,
per box.
Water Cress, 35o. per box.
Clarinated dlycerine, 400. per
box.
Cape May Bouquet, $3.50 per
dozen.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-19
Toy Department.

This department is being re-
plenished every day with all
the novelties In the market,
and We will be prepared to
make ell young hearts happy
with our selections.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
AyxorS LroroR sElLrRs At crAnEy.

Camden " j. June - tSpccal.-A serious pre-
c,,6rnf faces thc nearly 900 saloon keepers, botlcS
and Wholesale Iquordcalcrs OF this city. All ihclr
licenses expire on Monday at midnight. The ENcl'e
Board has granted renewal nor San II uht'l inc
supreme Court renders II, decision on the "rlt Oh
ccrtorar which was obtained under the new ordinance
pr,vdlng for the appointment Of three inspectors
The writ secured by Judge llugg' 'o"h~o' i,l III"
lamar Dealers Association, and scrvcd upon the Board
,t us first sitting Argument heard by the su
prcnc Court the CITY Solicitor J. Willard Morgan ap
nearing for the Board and Judge lugs for the saloon
kccpcrs on June I at Trenton. and the decision mas
been awaited with marked anxiety on the part of the
dealer, and the Philadelphia brewer, who back many
,o tn pursuc in case ~ failure OF the decision T.
arrive before their license, expire. The EAc'r Boad
has heard all the applicants, and only awaits lhc
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
srpERJNTENDEyT uURRAYS HEALTH.
POLICE OFFICIALS CONTRADICT A RUMoR THAI
TT HAS BEEN FAILING HIM stNNE
HE WENT AWAY.

Friends Of Police superintendent william Murray
Yesterday contradcted report that his health had
been falling since he went to Far Rockaway 10 resi-
II has been reported that Mr.. Murray was suherhs
from a nervous complaint akin to paralysis, and that
his physicians had not been able to check the pro
crcss Of the disease The superintendent Is yet in
the prime OF life and is powerfully built His health
WAS rugged until he began to suffer from nervous
trouble about two years ago one fixed rule OF MS
fc was never to touch intoxicating liquors Even
when he las seriously wounded at the battle OF Bull Run
before he had thought Of being apolceman, he refused
to take a drink Of brandy offered to him by an Army
surgeon. HIS motto was There are no rounds Oh
drinks in the ladder that leads 10 success
Much of the superntendent's success in the depart
mcnt of which he is the chief officer has been due 10
his strong constitution, which enabled MIN to perform
an unusual amount Of work. For number of years
he was an nvctcratc smoker but about year ago lie
gave mp the of tobacco entirely, showing admirable
will power He thought that the habit affecting
his nerves. and for time after he stopped smoking
there was some improvement in his condition, but the
care and confinement in his Office at headquarters
affected his health noticeable degree Ills friends
saw that the movements Of his limbs became graduaiiS
more difficult and they feared an attack OF paralysis
on May 81 he rode In carriage at the police parade
because his physician advised him that IL "ouiu pc
dangerous to ride on horseback.
Mr. Murray was still able to attend to bis duties
and his appearance IN his Office would not have lea
strangers TO think that he was ILL., but he was ao-
v-cd to seek rest and recreation, and the fohco
Board granted him leave Of absence for Sixty day -
since his departure from the city tne reports
which have reached Police Headquarters nave pecH
favorable officials there yesterday declared that
tharc could not be any truth in the report that
Mr. Murray had grown worse In his summer r~euca.. ~
Comml,,ioncr Nc( lavo saw Mr.. Murray al koohaWaS
ON FRIDAY and thought he had improved greatly. , 's,
Murray had good appetite, and was taxing long
walks and rides. Acting Superintendent bSrhcs
Thought that Mr. Murray was not suffering nohl any
organic trouble but only needed rest from care anu
from indoor work to recover his health compie&tGH &
assistant IN matters Of police discipline, siid, -
have the best Of reasons to believe tnst Sie Iape l T.
iutcndeut j. rapidly regainlng his health; ne -
,tInr and slceping we'll. and taking the right hlnd
OF exercise heard flon him today and / cApec, ,'d
to him back here In few weeks as So'i"' ''''
hnar1Y cNcr.'
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
LPRTZE FIGHT IN CASTLE GARDEN.
ARREST ,-,F PEOPLE INTERESTED IN ANOTHER
MIL" on THURSDAY.

MIL on THURSDAY
Tho boocacc room Of Old Castle Garden was the
,ccpc of a prize fight yesterday morning "hlo'
Il. ted thrc.. ouaitcrs ~ hour The hght was -
severe that one OF the principals VIII be AotHo 'n0
recovering from the injuries nc received 10" inc
fighters and their friends gained an entrance '" wv
n,,ce Is NOT known but II is supposed that thcy
climbed over the high boald fence at the western
end # the Gaid,n. The "mil' was between jane
v,rrr,v of the Flr, Ward. and " Harney' WNne, oi
fine ronrth Ward bul formerly Of the tir't' u was
for 80 a side. and the lightweight championship
of the First Ward
vbo seventh round ended the contest Murray
received scmc tcrtihc blows nsht over INC "''''
and fell scn,clcss to the floor
Ills eycs and face were lady cut up lie was
carried +, 4 room IN Washington st., and doctor
was called n,o,,
The affair ended 50 much more seriously than
was expected that all those concerned IN II so'
AWAY from the Garden a. lest they could ana nave
kept shady ever since
lnspector Byrnc,'s susplcons were aroused on
FRIDAY when he read in some Of the newspapers tiat
-piderp Kelly the fclthcr-wceht prize lighter lan
whipped "Eenuic7 Murphy in a thI'e Touhu 'oh,'S.
Win light gloves ~ at Ccntrcport, l.. H. lie talked
with inspectors steers and Williams and they thou-h1
ih. nehf might have occurred somc"hec III '''' ivy
An uvc-teatiou d 10 the discovery fhat the iS 'ooN
l,c, I'm a hail at 40 II Mark Place on Thursday
,.t, Mr. Annie Drc,tcr. who has control OF the
hall IT,, to the lighters for 80 and IT was nleu
with .nor,ipc men and gamblers who paid 80 e"ch 10
see the nght. william oliver was the manager anu
n,mluick McCaIrcy was referee. NelyS seconds We're
I'~s@ McNulfc apd Jack" Quinn, aud NHrpN ,
,1 ,rcrc d. Professor Nike and Charley NortoI'
,f,,,,.i,v ,,.,. kuo,kcd ont IN tn" tlIu Iouliu.
Inc Ght wa- supposed TO be for parse th Tt fgC sS.
~ soon a, Inspector Blihel l'Hr," ti' 1r tisas
had taken place in the city he sent out detective,
io arrest tie principal, and hachcrs. MURPHY VA, Ta'
found in Harlem BY sergeant Mailih' an1 VA In.
a. p,li,, llradquaricrN about noon. lie dumIt"o
hat the nsht va, at no l. s.. Mari, Place ,i ana
That he wa, whipped in the thrd round pS Mn, Nm,
invested when they we're going TO the races and both
admitted their share In the fight ohVer was i2ui.u M
80 3, Ln,thol,e ON the Harlem klvcr. lie s"u ne
had made about Sl-O ont of the light DonnirE
McCafIrcy and Mrs. Drcetcr were Io,Lsd Up at & oro
s.arrlnuc fJr quinn, NiAic and Norton. me Filsoh
err, viii be arIaign'd ~ police court tou"S'
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
NETWORKS ESCAPE FROM THE HOT WAVE

The weather in this city yesterday delightful.
Cool westerly brcc2es continued all day, while tho
rays OF the greatly modified in their effects
by hazy clouds which served shield over the heads
of travellers The temperature was slightly higher
than on Friday, and there was more humidity In the
atmosphere. The maximum temperature, according
To signal Service observations s. the minimum
,3 and the mean temperature ~, which two
degrees below the normal. In and near this city tho
indications are that the weather day viii be fair and
slightly warmer
It is matter OF congratuation that this city should
have escaped the excessive heat which has visited
Chicago and other cities in the Northwest, and which
still prevails there. 1t said by the officer In
charge OF the signal Office last night that New York
i not likely to be visited by hot from the West.
II was also said that the mean temperature In the
Northwest was lower yesterday than 1t had been for
several days.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
ATTEMPTED STICIDE OF 4 Young EyGLrSHkAy.

Boston, June 25 (>pccaD.-A nicely dressed young
man found in Park square this forenoon by
policeman in \ weak condition. lie said that he had
taken poison. he could not speak when he reached
the city Hospital, but from papers on him II was
asceraincd that he DR.. Onscy smith. whose tenn
poeary home was at No. 80 Warrcn-ave. lie had
taken and Onealf grains Of sulphate OF morpha.
Mrs Il. W. Bridgcman. his landlady. said that he was
an Engisnman, whose father was IA retired London
physican that he had studied medicine. and had tav-
eIlcd considerably through England France and Ger
many coming 10 this country few months ago. lie
had been in Montreal had worked for short time In
Chicago hos pital, and had gone from there TO Man.
chester ~ H.. where he remained fof short tms,
arriving In Boston that place about week ago,
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
JoSEpH e. MlCKN CHhEaED WITH PERJURY.

Chicago, June 20.-Thc Grand Jury today cont nucd
lis Investigation into the charges of cry OF Alder
men in connection with the grating of franchise
10 the Lake street Elevated Railroad. The inyc>tic
ton is based ON alleged anidavits by eX-Aldermcn
Walluer and Monear conic,siug that They brbed
These andavS bear fac->imilcs of the nOtaral seal
and signature Of Joseph e. Machn recently released
from the state Pcnitcntary, where he confined for
nnlitical d" line work." Machn called before the
Grand Jury some days ago. but proicSsed TO know
nothtug about the affidavit. The impression was
.or,ht to bc given that the aiidavts man
uf,cturd by Mackin's clerk. sensation was created
to day when Mortimer McRobcrts. an Intimate friend
Of both Mackin and hi, clerk called on state Attorney
Ionacnecher and said that he was indignant al thc
,ftcuut to nut "A false charge upon the cl'fh. lie
aid nlrthcr that the atidavits were drawn pl
,IacLin and that the latter had frequently boaSNd
In him Of the fact that he had them Ihls gave
ne,y starting point and haU was sent out To pflhS
M,cbin in. but he could not he fonrd ana tr' Eeh
crnI that he absconded to lVold trai or
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
crv .Top U,vpTGy ALUONT HOJVLED DOWN

Columbia :. C.. June - (NpeciaD.- NJ Amen Se'''r
dav sou,tor Wade Hampton at the request OF the
.t,t. Exccutive Committee addressed large pOltca
meeting in opposition TO the fillman movement an"
in thc interest Of unity In the party. The Ili"m
side were In the majority aud they almost h""I'd
the Old war horse OIL the stand. lie was so frequently
interrupted by questions atd cheers ior liiha" '''
he could not deliver "A connected speech liz ""' 'o"
f. 90 back 10 Washington and not mcdIl" with stato
o, Yesterday "A "A guest Of the county, he was
op.nly in,ult.d by hundred men iHlmil VIZ
unable to control his follower. Ihe leaders on poln
IL. re dis-t.trd y the condition uf affairs and me
btcrnc, Of feeling the state can hardly be imagined
Iv AN Ou -ldcr.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
az rpoy RAP GOES THROrGH HIk.

Boston. June - (Spccian.-Gcorge Gatcly' an en-
,v II a builder Henry Durcn. Of West EillerIca on
Thursday afternoon standing upon scahom III
the barn attempting TO pry of A board with an IRON
crovhar when the scafoh gave way ana he iei
~ the floor lie struck upon the head of the uar'
yhic entered hi, body below the left hip ana passed
, ,i,,on,uv coming ont al the upper part Of
.,' h.t b,t,,c.n the sixth and seventh ribs piercing
tnc rirm mnr liz Is a muscular man. ana hotMi'l-
standing the terrible pain, he wienctd III" p,r 'Un'
o., ,,n,,rh and walked to the house unaiufu 1T
ii,,vnrd Of Chelmsford. wa- nj once called. IL Il
thouglt lie may sur, .vc the wound
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
TOWNS THAr rANr TIE WONiN'S RNF0RAATORf

c,nistco y Y. June - tSpeclnn.-The claims Of
tbe various Villages and cities for the Woman ; ho-
fornatory To- be- built in the Fifth judicial Depart
mcnt were presented to the commissioners app"ihlou
to locale and construct the buildings at meeting
held in Rochester II few days ago. The city oi
Uorucll,villc's advantages were ably and mcldy pre-
scented by cNMayOr Near and Aseelnblyhlch MILO W.
Arlcr of that city, and Frank Campbell, of Bath.
Aui,n C,noudaiaua and Corfu are also striving for
ihr rrforuatorv but the odds 10 bc In favor uf
Iornal,vilc. and II majority OF the cll/che oi HcunSh
Gonnfy would be pleased to the city secure the
,,riy
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
EVICTION or MAJOR PNNI1ZA
.ror p,p oN~PIEiHG TO oyEwIH'o" 1hf
nrrG>raAV GOvfENMfNr

e.ea ,r,e a--rhc sentence # death pronounced
.,o, v,,or p,nitza for con-pinn- to ovcihi"" "'
covorucnt Wa, carried out oday. ." "r''.'N ''
the place Of execution he made conie''"i u" '"'
ct,nlain with firm step be "'lh'd I" "''
.'..a ,nd .,.,t.d the military officers present l'
"a. then bound 10 q tree. JG-t before '"' "i"',
rr. Wa, given the condemned man ''i'' '"' ~ y,
voice "Long live Bulgaria. Inc p''' -
soldier wa- given to hi, widow ,o....,.,t. 10,
rh. ,.c,,ii,n took place prrcl ely at 10 O'CLOCK ~
49,, "',rn,rc Al the camp near tins city. All W'
officers attached 10 the camp "cfe p''',".. .,'...
na1d,ocn,e of infantry with battery 81 arut'iS ', ~ S'
ffrr'nrd thc follow -Iuarc in wlnch Fanu,' NV ,l,n
~. H., ,liudf,ldci himself -t"od rlr.I ~ pr" p,,
oai i,cs m and acted courarcou.y throughout l"'N
one bulIets pierced hi body
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
rv.K1yG MILAN To REMAIN ~ SERNlA.

pcIrradc June 2s.-Ex King Milan, IN his sPc''h
at the banquet given in his honor bS the P'"'S'o''
Of the university said he had abu'd''l ",''''O
,,1 nv, ui.h to follow the prevailing radical current
,iob he dctcsted now a, formerly The Government,
he said had Injured the state by inanguinting p'n.S
~ frcodonl without order. He Intended 10 "cNu,,
Ijpscf i'm tbc future T. hi, sons education" I' "%pl %
J 80 80 Srr,a and Lc faithful servant 10 his klng
and cnur,ry and stcadfa-t supporter oi Ia" anu "'u'
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
HEALTH OFFICEi

...,.r,, ot.t,,crrs 10 EEsPECTERs OF RAM
n..5 r,,n o--N. Kprt,chahon, the Russian NJ"
,,.ador 10 spain arrived at the frontier >r''eruN ~"
his way from Madrid to this city. The '.ino'g' y"
accordancc with the regulations now III io''c ." q"
co,,rt Of the prevalence of cholera in some l'r's "
snain procecicd to dislufcct the Minister oitF.'
with that Of the other pa ,cngcr' n, d i nr make An
W tnc,nd The official, however, ""nn np' INN ~,
cyycrnlion In his favor, and he was oD's'" =" P'"''
bia Iurcagc 10 be disiiic'td
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
THESEIRCH FOR THE bNI0NBED nINhhN'
SMOKE NND FLAMES ISSUING FROM TIE MOUTH
or UfIE rnr.

SMOKE NND FLAMES 1S>u y" FlpM 1HH N'' "
or IHE ITnr.
Dunbar Penn. June 2-.-Again were the r'~cu'rS
and relatives Of the thirty one cntomhcd miners
doomed 10 disappointment. The fem brave men WHO
to their lives In their hands when thcy went mo ih'
Nahonng pit last night came ont TINS mo"nns
without having pierced the llll Farm nine ="
hole drilled into what was supposed to be M cH'IS
of IN. III fatcd mine last night showed IL 10 DC
only g, crcyice The rc.cdcrs declare the maps
Ar. wrong and they are a. much IN the daik io"
a. at any time since the search was begun ihI'rel
days ago The regular shin started in ishlh u''
morning. and the brave bnt dlshcar'encd men "e
once more searching for an entry u'' VIII """
Them into the buIning pit The work J, dHlE'i%Nus, %
Inn me mcr Will not abaldon the srhr'h uiI''i ~
have accomplished their purpo-c ana Ioulu lva
rnmradrs or the fierce fire forces ulrn 10 sINc nP
tbr tn,k The fire In the mine IS burning WIN
'T.s, rcrccncss this morning. and immense volumes
,f smnkc and naucs issuing from the mouth oi
ne plt.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
w,peu,ps FROM NEwForNDLAYD.

u.lifox y. s, June 27.The British "arSml
,..,,Id C,n,ain Sir Baldwin Waller, and the lr'h'"
',anhtr IA pero,,c nave arrived at sydney from the
'c1c of Inc recent dncultc, on the French coast o
Newfoundland. a., -, o,s
Advices from Newfoundland report the shore GO"
fishery better than for ten year. INC u" "'' VI
unusually large size, but bait is scarce
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
,,,pnvr- ,vrrn THE CONGO.

t,,,,. cts lime n--rhe Independence Eclge' pub
uhs tbc text of the general act of the ANTI slavery
Conference followed by declaration OF the S'g''o'S
movers imposing an al vaiorcm dnty oi 10 per gen,
mon all import. into ,hr Congo country eA'cP'
aicnhoIs which are subj rct to special PROVISION
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
c,rrrcpyTi HORSES At DETROIT.

Detroit Mch June 91.-Marvin and lilckoK arflVei
I'm this city last night with their stables OF California
trottcr- The former has in his string sunol Falo
Alto omega Colma, Wildmont. Electric Beli ana
Navidad The latter ha, Adons. Alfred ;. Moh'e.SS
and Chri, smith. All Will probably start IN the
races next month.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
...-,. nn1.nNrrs M MEXICO.

r, paso. Tcx June 70 Walters, the man senlehoe'
~ he shot bv the Mexican judge at Pa-'' ucl N"'e'
h.s lc.n allowed to appeal to the supreme '"ui''
state of chihuahua, Mex, - la, also LouTnm" r.'
- American sentenced 10 ten years. me pr
o.,' r ar, held In the military barach' 0i f''o oo'
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29

pleasure Of the court tO announce the fortunate ohes
There has been considerable speculation AS 10 t9 n
attitude of the Mayor in the premises but he mas set
speculation at rest by announcing that he VIII laNe
decided steps to enforce the law
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29

rprvCu DEprTY CHALLENGES An EDITOR
paris. June 2s.M. Forgscr' member oi 'n'
,r,,,,or of Dcpntics Ia, forwarded 4 challenge l"
,rn edi,or of the Marn" to n4lit ducl'
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
nncn1,l,nr. rn AIEccN rORRIDDEN.

Landau Juno .,-Thc authoritic, Of Algeria ana
Tuni, have forbidden pilgrimage from those countries
10 Mecca Oh account OF the prevalence Of cholera III
Arabia.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
VOL. No.l5,03*.
THE NEWS OF EUROPE.
ENGLISH NEGOTIATIONS WITH fhANON
AND WITH GERMANY

wmn TALES FROM THIS ooUNTRY-Thh GOV f'''-'
,.,,x7r.s SORRY p1IGBT-sTEAMsHlP DIS
.srERs-AS ELECTRIC oUTRAGE-MK'
sr,v,rv AND HIS BooK-ooPY-
R1GHr-BR1TIsH ART-PRrNcE
wpmE-THE GLADSTONE
uAvEs IMPORTANT
DRAMATIC EVENTS
- ..n,p IN THE TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
AN ENGINEERS CONGRESS.
THE AMERICAN SOCIETY INVITED TO CON
SIDER A PROPOSAL FROM CHICAGO.

A COMMITTEE APP cUyTED TO REPORT on THE
DIsCUSsFD-soclAL INCIDENTS OF THE
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-05-14
MONTANA, OREGON AND
WASHINGTON.

A correct map Of the north west will show that
the Northern Pacific Railroad traverses the central
portion of Minnesota, North Dakota Montana and
Washington for a distance of nearly 1000 niles il
is the only Railroad reaching Jamestown Bis
marck, Miles City, Billings, Livingston, Bozeman,
Missoula Cheney, Davenport, Palouse City,
Sprague, Ritzville, Yakima, Elensburg. Tacoma,
Seattle and in fact nine-tenths of the northwest
cities. towns, and points of interest
The Northern Pacific is the shortest trans-cont-
mental route from ST. Paul and Chicago TO Helena
Butte, Anaconda, Deer Lodge, Spokane Falls
Walla Walla Dayton and Portland, and the only
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new state OF Washington. Land seekers purchas-
ing Pacific Coast second class tickets via St. Paul
and the Northern Pacific have choice from that
point OF free Colonist Sleeping Cars Pullman's
Tourist Furnished Sleepers at charges low
the lowest
For the benefit of settlers the Northern Pacific
also gives ten days stop over privilege on
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kane Falls and each and every point west includ-
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Insure for yourself comfort and safety by having
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For Mays, Pamphlets Rates and Tickets enquire
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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-05-14

There is one remedy, which every
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of il; Il tried Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrh9a Remedy, for
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i'm the stomach and bowels, with the
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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-05-14

Mems Blue Suits for $500emarkaby cheap. Our Prince Albert
Coats and Vests equal work Our SO suits good
for $3.50 Our $3.50 have always been sold for So
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-05-14

sizes from 10 yeanot much than the pants
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-05-14
Remarkable Rescue.

Mrs. Michael Curtain, of Plainfield, ILL.,,
makes the statement that she caught cold,
which settled Oh her lungs she was treated
for month by her family physician, but
grew worse. He told her she was a hopeless
Uictim Of consumption and that no medi-
cine could cure her. Her druggist suggested
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Consumption;
she bought bottle, and to her delight found
herself benefited from first dose. She con-
tinued its use, and after taking ten bottles,
found herself sound and well, now does her
own homework and is well as she ever
was. Free trial bottles of this Great Dis
covery ut Bartram d Mllington's drug store.
Large bottles SOC. and 800.