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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-17

w. 4. Cox. Gold Block, OaeFs,
front foot.
A fne variety Of lots in ths Eyndicats addition
from Sl2 to 414 per foot n -
Choice lots In the Bradford addition Ct yarioua
prices. - .-'N'-~
Blocks in Highland Park It q, 500 for choioa.
A 6ne block in Brooke addition. fronting ON
Hauser boulevard. at SIG Per front foot.
A fino selection o& lots In Hauser addition from
421O 70 SO per front foot.
De6irahle lots IN Looksy addition. near Helsns
avenne, Cheap
Some cxcellsnt hasgains in Richmond Hiu
bomo worry deatrAhle main street property n
feason10le prices.
~ To fvs,Foom houses. nsw. ground soxl2s. q
1900 each. easy terms.
,Ivslverc - hsuse nsar business center. ground
Several new desirabo residences.
InScs.seosy brick building. rents for 3zS Pa
Forty scrss jnsids city limits. vsry dssirabls
fifte.n scfes adjatnins city q about ons-hali
UCS % A01o1n1n0 keopoEty.
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- 8xH0AIN& " T-T| $500
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100 feet Hauser boulevard, south front, $3.50.
80 feet. corner of Laurel and Choteau streets.
Syndicate addition. north front, $500
so feet. corner OF Jocelyn and Wilder streets.
$500. Syndicate addition.
800 feet. Syndicate addition, $4,000 Esay terms
200 feet. Syndicate addition, $4,000.
y feet on Helena avenue, fronting north "a, OO0
~ feet on Helena avenue. fronting south, $500
$500
Property on lower Main street suitable for inn
Mediate improvement, price and terms upon ap-
200 feet Of property on Center street at reason-
ahle figures. =
e12 to IS. - AsoAa
Lots IN the Amss addition, 81 to SO.
foot. 800 E-'~' - - ~ -
Lots In Hc.el park. prics and terms ON spppli.
umita At feasonAh1A nrica6 ~
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NA.sArIr.rrr, AnRIcILrrRAL.

Amherst Ma. Jun" S Dspcc.al.-rhc programme
for commencement AT the Agricultural College has
lc.n announced by President Gordell a, iol!o"''
sunday June lj-Baccalaureatc sermon by the
Rev charlie, : Waller Pm. d.. professor Of mental
science At lO:45 a. M. addge,s before the louhs
Mems christian Association by the Rev. DR.. y. IL.
Bradford. Of Mont,lalr Y. j.. az p M
Monday. June IL Kendall prize speaking al 2
u. H. speakers: Walter :. Pcmbcr, Frank II. heh-
dcr,on David p. Harvey. Henry T. staples George h.
rayor. Edward T. CarI Charlie, Tying and Francis
q, SfocAhridcc on Wendell Phillips.
Tuesday. June 17-Grlnncu prize examination Oh
the senior elias, In agriculture at 30 a. m. trustee
meeting AZ = p NJ: alumni meeting at 80 p. M :
drc,, parade. battalion drill and sabre drh at l
n M: reading al military essays and presenting oil
mllit,rr diploma, AZ > =. M. IN the stone chapel ~
rrpfioa uf thc president and trustee, 10 the S'ohe
chanel from u 10 p. M. 90
"Wednesday. June Discriminating exercises ~, !,
,l orators. David Barry Charles ll,Wlall
ZONES. Edgar Gregory Henry Darwin liasln, lenrS
turoln Russell. Frank oliver Williams Waite? Ia
ward raf and jose Maria Herrera.
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zoology. have contributed many articles 10 ieduirs
magazines and papers Professor Jameson OF history
has edited volume entitled Essays on the 'o"si'
tutonal History OF the United states Durlhs NV
Formation PERIOD an abridged translation oil victor
Drury's Historic de France published ~ l. =
CrOvell & Co.. contained an Introduction 3N ~ jam :,
son and continuation by him covering tlc h,sluIA W
the Franco Gcrman War and of the Third itcphhhc
down TO the wear 1889. Professor Jameson mas also
contrib two articles to DR.. Eugcn koDlDe hhs
llsche SUDDEN on the American historians -.
The following sophOmOrcs have been apPo'IItcu "
contest in the prize defamation eThiDltion BoWcI
NJ : Brown Gladdng lIylan, Lindsay Omen, Record
stone Trnble. b. :. Webb. -, -, All,
Entrance examinations to Brown VIII be held uis
wear in Chicago Cincinnati, Philadelphia ana LoniS-
VILE ,.s, -. and
Scmi.annual examinations began FRIDAY last' anu
will continue ill Thursday June IL.
Two games Of bah have been plaNcd on INC honc
field during the last week. LaflIeuc was INC oPpo-
ncnt ~ the Brown nine in both Of these games The
home nine won the two games by scores OF : 20 :"
end : 10 . Although the Brown nine was signify
irolon mn by the absence Of Weeks on first and Dowd
on second they put mp strong game. and maze Very
few errors the second game being errOrlcsS Tor lioW
WoOdrock and O'ROurke formed the battery IN the
G-st came and sexton and OROurke I'm the second.
Tho iuniOr class I'm addition 10 the class supper 10
he held next Thursday evening. VIII hod exercises on
the front campus in the afternoon. and VII present
an American PLAY. Thompson, 81. Will make the
prcscntation srccch and President Andrews VIII re
iams will mako an address. The Governor and Mayor
VIII be invited to participate in the exercises. walker.
Barron Wheaton and Tanning have charge OF the
flo
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prNNsYLNANIA COLLEGE.

,,cttysbnrg Penn June tSpc,aD.-As the last
term Of the year draws 10 close great interest Is
Icing shown In athlctics-c, specially IA the approach
inc field day aud tennis. spaldng Brothers have,
through their agent Augai,tus Pohman, offered two
fine rlocum' raqucts prizes for the tournament
10 he held in II week two. More than twenty
names have been entered for the contest. and some
hard fought game, are expected.
During commencement week there viii be a
field dav when more than forty men will my
for fine prizes offered for jumping. running, puttInS
the shot and throwing the hammer and baseball. II
viii be the first event Of the kind managed by
student, 81 this college.
The following IL tho programme for commencement
week: June - 10 80 M, baccalaurcate sermon.
i,y President II. v. Mcknight; June -. 40 p. M,
discourse before the y VI. &. ~, by the Rev. H. H.
WIFE, Of Carlisle; June -. a. M. commencement
oiatlons, 10y the h,st division Of the senior class
June -. p. M, athletic contest the colcg,
campus, June 20. - y. M. address before the
alumni hy Protector ID. iic,hci troy, Penn. 1
June -. 9:l5 p. m. ANIMAL business meet NJ oi
he alumni association June 2G. a NJ oraton, by
me .crond division Of the senior class ana confer,
hing Of dcgrrc~.
The exercises ~ the Theological Seminary viii he
lime -, - y. m. alumni addp'as hy j. \. ClutZ
y. D.. Aichi,on KAN; June ~. 30 p. m, gIadua,
ton cxercsNs. The senior speakers 10 bc Harry
NuStadt. G. Hixlcr. r. BlGnt. W !. Ruchcr II.
Farrr ir tieescy g. Gruver. Ernest Hoffman l. NJ
meyer. G. D. Kunbcl. NJ t.. Mnnick, :. r. Nicholas.
H. G. Keller G. ". Rove. F. - schultz. J. T.. Shap.
lev W H. small. l.. r. snyder, W. II. Ul5h W. j
wagner, +. r. Whitman and y. r.. Ycrse
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teresting The Phillips nine was pea'eh ~
the Mathews and by the Burkes OF Lo".s'
and also by the Yale VARSITY nine' py ue
scorc of o to 5. This game was very interesting III
os and although Yale of course won, the score was
NO, large in her favor. The Yale freshmen however
who played here on Memorial Day were dceasea ny
th score of 13 to = and the Boston Blues also "cio
hn,+on recently by the academy nine
The annual spring tournament TOOK place. nas ." .,
and as very great success IN every way ihIe re- %,
ana WAC records were brokenin the running Dro%
mm5 by Holmes, 80, who jumped ~ fen 3
tnends and the 40 yards dash, by Lyon 80 VINO
ran it in M seconds Tne creates, nn second ID Ppas
canvass present senior Cis e1,sS s Yae nes
tweh.s Harvard six Amherst four Williams ana sev
era viii 70 other colleges on the tb rae hasa s
nine. Poole. the catcher ana owsey On The Harvard
VARSITY Upton who graduated here rc ast sfsr IL
or both OF athletics and STUDIES III Ic IA,
All The present here closes on June "a
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WILLIAMS go.
PROGRAMME or THE 9orH COMMENCEMENT

proGr,,fNr or THE GOTH COMMENCEMENT
wmiam,town. Mass. June (-pecial.-rhe o'Ac'h
programme OF the nlney-siXth commencement az
Williams Co!lege offers list Of attractions u'"s'In'
somewhat from the annual routine. IL pl40e Vi ~
,.nai cassdav the alumni are 70 nave IDesup al
di,t.notivcly ,heir own day, ana t'e ~" 'N
uoolius Memorial BUltn. viii be formally oen'
Gated wiki appropriate exercises. Il i eH'''"'y
ft-iur flat tie day should he devoted To the pai''
and honor 70 that ,rcat teacher Who ABOVE an NM
male tins college what is 10 day, ana whose memory
hi, pupils have thus sought 20 perpetuste on ''
scene Of his life work. commencement Ocsi'
nroperly on saturday evening, June e, WITH mo
graves prize speaking b. siA members OF inc senior
class in the Congregational Church. on sunday' a.
10 30 AGou.ram Judson Gordon, d. d., Of Boston,
Will addrc,s the MIL, Young Mems Christian Asso'iF
ton At B. baccalaurcate sermon by PRESIDENT 'ar'er'
followed by the outdoor praye meeting az the Hay
stack" Monument In Mission Park Win the eNcep'
lion Of the Adclpc Unon address by Hamilton
Wright Nabe. ILL., d., OF NowlorA cry Monday
Will be given up 70 social enjoy ment Lovers oi H's'o
can have the opportunity Of hearing spghty college
SONGS AZ the cee club concert Monday morning. NL4s
those Of a theatrical turn Of mind may ehloJ 80
laugh al the amusing situations IN the !ullo' '''"
Al > D. a. Dancing VIII De tie order 81 the evening
several q the leading faernlte' intend 70 s'c "F''
receptions at their chapter houses
The first part Of Tuesday. alumni day. l. devoted
10 business meetings. but al p. m. the builcins wiz
be dedicated. The following : the prosr3iie ,es
atiou BY F. t. StetSon, OF NeW-lorh. accept.
ancc for the students by H. g. Per,91 OF 'e "
class the first occupy the new n9ldns pla'S ~,
dotication bv the Rev Henry IOpknS kansas : lN
eddrs- by Professor Russell HYMN somposea ior nv
0rcason by DIR. Washington Giaddel aGave,'' "
Iinrac. > 'Sct,dder ol Cambridge. NJ =, 80 p III.
the Moonlight rhetorical exhibition By me.9s'
~ the sophomore and Junior classes, p H. proho'
made concert IN Goodrich jail 50 % ,,,,o.
July . commencement eAer[i,e, at 10 9 9c iInS~g a
,,'li,n, The reception OF Or. Carer VIII conci1cc
TIE round Of leiar, and social event. Every ms
| rnn.dered 30, commencement plus lar 70 oe ~
n;crrsfing ~ that Of any preceding Gas. Athoueh
there may be- some slight changes, Professor spFhs
n,,,,,ss - the prof. able comm ncement speakers
Innt',n ,ol"diciorv. Traveu >altdioN, IahcI,
60, Colbv Edison. ELS. iiagar, Hitcncock, No',
| Ac.,ilc MhttelscY.
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Evansville. H.. June Is Speciality the deccnHlal
rcyalna,.ou IF some Of is leased property, the uni
varsity will receive immediately Increase Of $4,000
IN II, annual income This viii enable The trustees 10
add to the equipment of the university IN various
directions. The increase In the number Of students
IA, been 80 rapid of late tlNt the resources OF tc
Institution have been taxed 70 the utmost. NJ least
four new buliingN are impcirtiNeb needed but II !
sopcd that these may be secured without touching
any norton of tho income from the endowment fund
The programme OF commencement week Is a FOL
o,y. lime 49, concert Of the atory 81 Music
luna "a debate contest for the RAYMOND prizes Juno
"a b,rcalaurcatc sermon, Professor NJ. ;. Terry
d d. university sermon. the Rev. = J. Noi'her>oI'
d. d. June III. class day. June L. meeting OF tho
board Of trustees, field day. services In memory ol
President Cummings, June l., alumni day June ~
commencement.
The Rev. J. VI. King. D. D.. Of New Norh. has been
chosen by the trustees to deliver the address Al Inc
service, I'm memory OF President Cummings .
The names OF the commencement speakers tor uiS
Kirk priyc are follows Miss H. l.. Book, W. "
Imrch H. T.. craig. I. G. DcmOrcSt, {. VI. penney :
Mis-, Aurora Fisk. j. T.. Grcr. John UrO\eS. Miss CARA
Tucker ard Miss Edh Clark
The rNcnt. seventh annual contest OF the iilnulal
Soclctv for the adams prizes took place on May -
The fir, prize awarded 10 A. W. Burton the sec
ond 10 \. :. llashhs. -,
Jancs Gricr 30. and W. \. Burcl 30, were dele
gate, To the convention called AT Ann Arbor on MAY
- 10 perfect arrangement, for the proposed inter.
COLLEGIATE ordtorca association, To be composed OF
Obcrlln Cornell Ann Arbor and Northwestern.
ON Ncdncsda". June 4, the body of President yum
mlngs was transferred 10 ito permanent resting pace
In Rose i'm Cemetery, near Chicago.
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ryION PLAYS WITH HOBART.
COMMENCEMENT PROGRAMME

e.,,o,oo,.dv Y Y. June (specaD.-On Tuesday
afternoon Union played the la't Iea5'o solo =. 90
, connus Hobart defeated by score Oh 20
Wv" ro ,s,,It was evident from the beginning, but
EMO interest in the game sustained by the iud'-
wv ,,,yirg Of the visitors. The score would have
boon still more disproportionate II inc 'Iion N'o"
had fried TO make all the runs possible
rho nine started on their intercollegiate "TRIP june
- rbey were taken to the train in carriage ara"
-, about twenty five students and followed by uic
oa4or mart of the college. drum corps lea tle
rocc.son and helped 10 give expression 10 inc Iuoi
lon, fecIlnc In every breast over the recent DaSepaii
,c,o,ies prt drums Of themselves were an made
a,o exnre,sion and cries Of Rah! Ran Ran
r, ri-o-p Hikal Ika Iika!' were heard from
IA. time that the procession started until the tram
ca,vinc the nine rolled Of sight. Five banners
we're horne each one Representing victory ana CIV
Ing the official scores.
The official programme Of commencement week mas
anncared and IS as follows: sunday, June .2-Bac
ca,aurcate sermon by President Webster. 80 p. M
in the First Presbyterian Church. Tuesday-Meetlhe
of Phi Pcta Kappa . 10 "A. IN. IN Room NO. - meet
INC OF sigma Nj. 80 AZ residence OF Professor
brown: meeting Of Alumni Association 10 a. m, IN
me Chanel. alumni collation., 10 D. m, IN Memo
rial Hall: prize speaking of Juniors and sophOWOrs
and Vccdcr contest 80 p. m, In the First fresDy
,criau church. Wednesday Commencement, 10 a. m
in Tho first Prcsbyte rian Church The Chancellor.
address will be delivered by W. ii. McEroy, go, Of
Sew York city. Commencement reception from 8 u
10 D. m. al President Wcbster's house reception Of
graduating ca,, at the Centre street opera House
10 80 D. m. The entrance examinations Will Occur
Thursday and Friday. June 2S and -, and Monday
and Tuesday september Is and l6 The prospects
for large freshman cas- are excellent, and old
Union IS likely 10 have - many freshmen as she de-
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Fasron Penn. June : ,'pecal-of the present
senior class. numbering sixty members, oc'Lliech vi"
.tudy law seven medicine eleven theology. four WIZ
teach eleven become civil and mining engineers. ana
ten rter general business. The senior, 100 the Teen
nicel Department went on a tour 10 Philadelphia nc
,onpanird hy j. Madison Porter, G. T.. instructor II
cvu enrtncerns the, visited the shpyards # Che,-
ter and Wilmington. and The Trcuton steel Works.
Mr.. Porter {, now setting mp an iron bridge between
tho Astronomical observatory and iaricc Hail. r.
lac uscd a. an object lesson IN bridge conetructcn ca'
.ucces,ivc clas, erecting II aud taking It down II
,ros nnlu AT Gioton, and weighs seven tons.
IN the competition for the Early English Text -
ccty's prize the Juniors Will be examined IN ""ToN
The closing examinations run from June II to -.
Eleven senior, have presented theses for technical
degrees, and tho Rcv. Professor :. g. Barnes. 81 49,
Of Iowa present, thesis for the degree oi doctor oil
I,ttcr, william H. Harrison. -. nov of the medical
stan Of the Pennsylvania Hospital. delivered an Ia
tcrc,tlne lccuc TO the teacher, o Ea.ton on Monday
evening. on The Functions Of the Brain The he''
Of the late Rev. Jane, j. Hamilton nave presented
tho library of the Blancrd Young Men, Christian AN
,o,a,lon with 200 volume. The society SENDS ten
lci.snt.., 10 Mortified for the summer vacation pay
,ng thcir expenses. The Rev. L. u. bousui'n' "l
parker y D. addressed The society l!,t sunday
Mr., Helen L. Knox reports IN h'hhli :" INC "ut -
of E,,ton and vicinity that she has l"i0 oven I" Wr
college endowment #bnl- -, - Tue p'o'''"' u H'
sc0mctrical PROCESSION pan. 49, , 49,.
Among the visitors 10 the college ms week h"''
bccu George X. Angle 30, OF the Medic al department.
" the state University OF colorado WILSON, IT, ,"cn,
~ Editor " The Iowa Educational Journal me
llon ~ A. VI. Grirr, 80 aud several teachers prihE
Inr students for %. The prospects OF large chss
In the fall decidedly good
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LEHIGHs PROGRAMME.

LAST OF LACROsE-TENNls ToChNAMENI'
South bethlehem, 'enn, June tepeciau--'oh-
menccmcnt week vii open neat SUNDAY WIN tie
bacalancate sermon mich will be preached by o. VIII
hanson smith, present OF 1rihiV OoHege' Inv
clossday exercises n Tuesday will be held on the
campus and several features arc 10 he INTRODUCED
The alumni address las been abandoned and a busi-
ness meeting OF the association " stahd-uP i""0"
and baseball gamewith Johns Hopkins will form the
nro~ron,mc for Wencsday On Thursday the cxcr
cis, incident 70 commencement will be closed By the
graduation. The pcakerS W. V. Kulp, T. b.
va,,dictorlan; H. A. Focrng, Gas, saluutor"l'
4. H. Van CIcvc c. F.: +. J. Prindc, VI. E' r. H.
Coates r. NJ an, j. Il. Cnllum. \. {.
The lacrosse tam has gone out OF training ai'er
six months Of conscientious work. The nemoeIs oi
IN, team aFo 70 IL presented with trophies the nature
Of which will be decided during the conhhe "00' "
b college I'm arrcciaion Of their success ths sprung
= : Hawkins o.. Of Fall River. Mass ha' oeeh
ou.,rdod the Eur medal for the greatest Improvement
r., ,,virc durin, the last II Is oil sonu soin'
an which are two lacrosse sticks In reliei' au' piis
tina inscription: Lcd;h Burr Lacrosse Me"'l' iY''
H. C. Banks. 90. Of savannah, Ga" Ias po'' ''-''
captain Of ncxty cars lacrosse team ,,.,
strenuous cfbrts arc being made 10 ila>o ", ,r,
Advisory Committee appointed before "cN' ' =, 49,,
p,rrr in IFS last issue published letters i'o' VA
Leading colleges in which the system Is Tor inc nus.
MART
bc asked 10 tskc some ACTON III t'' '
annual meeting next week , 49,
The annua tennis Tournament IS being pm. N, vi vi
the uuivcrsir7 ground, and thus FAR mas
fcilo,y, Lcopr vs. forstall 90 =" aIr
iuii," v,rrncr q. Cd. me pIT.l :.
r win \, tnc best out Of three and tle hnais ~,
,. an, If I've games The cbamplonShlp P'yW1't''
lie, between Murray b. Aucur oil Na,I''s,y ,r,lIc Of
u,ho va, last wear, champion h. NJ 80" ~ tbc
Washington. D. c. and G. W. IhF"'N"ior''" -
staten Island Crickct cub. . min, rorri,.l
- rr i"aTS If Editors Of The Engineering ' ,o
% thc c"~lIns year have been ele,le1 Il" nI"r,iy
,T,u,ni dior, t. r. Breckenridge ana u, :, 'I,n.
Hnfh Instructors at Lchch and undergraduns ri
C'' Iiovcs Pnncsvllle Ohio; j. X, n"i rtcoior
T.,, Iii,od states of Colombia. ana j. u h'''''''
OF Matan7a', Cuba 1900 ~, -hicb ,va, ,nnonu~ cl
=, rho Trfhrnc few weeks ago nave rnoSDo ria.
loving officers, Walton Forstau, cuito' =, 4" i~oEr cX
,.ndcr Ii,rst business manager. :. v. =, ~ t,,,n.
mango editor: !. L. Miller alumni coito. - - ''
,o",ci cdltor and NJ. L. Cooke. secrclah, . hort o..
The committee the reception OF , pt rnnd.dae
.rt and from the prc>"n; outlook uc 90" s- ,r-
Wo'N Hiu afford no end Of ann cement ior ~.
fr, hn,cn who are d"viSing ever rcn ~ fr,t
i..,i,,- m tho Old custom NJ metlng r., p
low d,v, IN Rc;A- hem rs cNcntiul 4 P''''"''