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Boulder.

HOUlO0fs
Mr.. A. r. Robertson has returned from
Elkhorn.
Mr.. Theo. Brooke, of Whitehall was in
Boulder Wednesday.
Mrs. Phillip Zimmerman arrived from
Elko, Nevada, last Sunday to join her hus-
band in Boulder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. F. Cowan and family
have gone to Radersburg for two weeks
vacation and visit to friends.
Mrs. James Sweet and daughter, Miss
Laura Sweet. of Jefferson City, were guests
of w. L. Sweet and family last week.
Messrs. W. 7. Sweet and John Berkin
have returned from few days. trip to Hell
ena, Bohemian and Bedford where they
transacted public business and renewed old
acquaintance.
Mrs. Frank Farnham left on Thursday
for Danville, KY, whore her daughter has
been attending school for some time. They
will return to Montana together in about
two weeks.
Billings.
Mr.. Oldham and Miss Florence Mather-
son spent Wednesday in Red Lodge.
Mr.. Matheson, Mrs. Lee and the Misses
Constable and Mooney. spent Saturday at
Mr.. Stuart's ranCn and enjoyed it very
much.
Mrs. C. F. Burton and children arrived
from England this week. They have been
gone over year and friends are glad to see
them again.
Mr.. Will Tompkins returned Wednesday
from long trip in the country where he
has been rustlins for the Tompkins Mer-
camille company.
Miss Lille Soule gave a dance to few
friends Tuesday evening, which, notwith-
standing the warm night, was very much
enjoyed by those present.
Our lady teachers, the Misses Constable
Mooney ,sy and n Smith. left tuesday morning
made many warm friends here and will BIZ
very much missed during the summer.
Last Sunday being childrens' day there
was a concert given by the Congregations
Sunday school. The church was full and
the concert gave great pleasure to the
parents and friends of the children.
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Cost Sale Of Shoes,

Not our choice. but necessity. The un.
certainty Of new location has driven 10 to
make hay while the sun shinss." New
England Shoe company, South Main
street.
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Shoes at Cost,

New England Shoe Company have begun
cost sale. They must vacate their present
store. and being unable to secure another
will sell as per big ad. on page eleven of
this issue.
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Helena, June II.

People having houses to rent will 60 we'll to
list them with Chandler i Heath, 81 Edwards
Sfr0N
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-15

Turtle soup at the Crystal restaurant to-day
Grand street.
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viii Open Soon.

Extra fine dinner to-day at the Crystal, Grand
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-15

Just your cut-Our present cut in prices, New
England Shoe Co.
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Mrs. Lieut.. MEG ulre, gray brilliantine
and cream Vandyke points.
Mrs. General Andrews, gray crepe do
chine and black points.
Mrs. G. Il. Mcleod, blue horentine silk
cream lace.
Mrs. j. NJ. Keith, black lack.
Mrs. F. I. Sterling, black fishers net.
Mrs. F. B. Thompson, eau de Nile crepe
de chine.
Mrs. T. ]. jenkins, tan cashmere, leather
trimmings.
Mrs. McKeen, lavendar satin and lace.
Mrs. Brayton, black silk.
Mrs. Stevens, black silk.
Mrs. w. NJ. Bickford, black silk.
Miss. Knapp, heliotrope surah.
Miss West, pink china silk.
Miss Bilmeyer, cream surah.
Miss Worden, black lace and suIah.
Miss Beckworth, reseda surah silk.
Miss Sanbor, pale blue fishers net.
silk.
Miss Hathaway, pink crepe de chine,
cream lace and ribbons.
Miss Helen Hathaway, heliotrope net over
black.
Miss Rosenbaum, eau de Nile surah.
Miss Tillie Rosenbaum, black net over
heliotrope.
c. r. Prescott and party returned on
Thursday from visit to lake Higgins, in
the Flathead country.
Frank, Maurice and Arthur Higgins have
returned from short visit to the Sound.
marriage license was issued to William
Henry Beebee, of Frenchtown, and Miss
Elizabeth Edwards, of Grass Valley.
Neptune Lynch, of Horse Plains, is at the
Rodgers.
A marriage license was issued on Wednes-
day to Thomas Sutton and Lille Hardwick,
both Of Missoula.
The lucky number which drew the hand
some diamond pin raffied of under the
auspices of the Catholic church, was held
by Aurore Rochleau, of Frenchtown.
Miss Worden, Miss Reeves, Miss Allie
Reeves and Miss Miller went to Deer Lodge
the first part of the week to attend the com.
mencement exercises of the College of Mon-
tana.
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Reduced to mere skeletons England Shoe
Cos. prices.
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On Thursday evening at the Congrega-
tional church, the pastor officiating. oc-
Cured the wedding of Mr.. G. w. Clarke
and Miss Ella Carsley. The bride was
prettily attired in cream-colored cos
tune add carried boquet of roses. She
was accompanied by Miss Hamilton and
Mr.. Heath, who acted as bridesmaid and
groomsman. Miss Hamilton wore cream
silk, with natural flowers for ornaments
Flowers and friends graced the handsome
church and added bright cheer and con
orstulations to the ceremony.
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On Monday evening large and merry
party of young people visited the Broad
water for plunge in in it's soothing waters.
Several smaller parties during the week
also made the trip and enjoyed the exhil-
arating sport. Several ladies and girls are
fast becoming expert swimmers under the
instruction of Prof. Mowry.
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Mrs. L. G. Phelps entertained few
friends at luncheon on Friday afternoon to
meet Mrs. Webster, of Great Falls. who
passed through Helena on her way east.
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The Ministries are Coming.

George Thatchcr's Great Company at
Forl's, September lst.-Tlc SIMPLE an
nmtnce,hrnt that Tlmichcr's Mmsrs will
soon appear at Ford's Grand Opera House
is fun enough III anticipation to last until
September 1st when the mcrrimcnt really
vii, begin the school children are particular-
W fortunate in the time, being the week
before their schools open.
This Minstrel Company with the genial
George at the head, has been organized and
will be run under the motto that wv hHtcvcl
is worth dong al a}l, is worth doing well.
The company is very strong, including
many Of the best lights of the profession, the
entertainment will be genuine old timer
full Of fun, music, and spccialtics, refined
delightful and entertaining. The Interiors;
tor and State Manager will be Ned Marble
the Fallstaif of the profession, who combines
the advantages Of author, actor, and mana
ger, with histrionc talent. More than ordi
nary interest Is felt in the success OF Oul
George who says he has always had crowds
to welcome him in Baltimore, the city of lls
heart and nativity, he and his colossal organ
ilatiun will find that the welcome Will eVcl
w. hearty for him in Baltimore.
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and time and money too precious, to he
tlii,ercd away in the trial of uncertain means
of cure, when one is afflicted with any
lingering or chronic allmcnt OF the liver,
lungs or blood. Now, DR.. Pierccs Golden
Medical Discovery is such positive remedy
for all such ills, rs to warrant its mannf;lc-
1urcrs in selling it, as they are doing, through
druggists, on condition that if it don't do all
that it is recommended to, the money paid for
j, will be promptly refunded. Thee are a
great many bluol-purlfycrs advertised, nut
only the Golden Medical Discovery of DR..
Pierce could sustain itself and be sold under
such trying conditions. To sell any ordina-
~ Medicine under such Il guarantee, would
bankrupt its proprlctor5, but with lhc
"Goldcn Medical Discovery" all that is asked
for i, lisa fair trial aud if it don't do all that
i, is advertised to, the manufacturers viii
chccrfully and promptly refund all money
paid for IT, BY this aingulary peculiar
method of business, alike liberal to the pnr-
clr,acrs and cXacting to the manufacturers
The invalid can he sure Of getting the value
Of his money, which is not true M any other
medicine. Al! diseases arising from torpid
liver, or from impure or poisoned blood are
.Dnuncrci by the "Guldcn Medical DiScoE'
cry" Especially has it manifested ITS
.narvelous potency in curing Sat-khcUm
Ie,,er, Eazcma, Psoriasis, lmpcr'ig", Fry
sipeIas and all SKIN and scalp diseases, ne
nmttcr Of how long standing. Scrofu'ouS
affections, sores and swcllings, rs Fever
sores, White Swcllngs, Hip joint Disease
auu kindred ailments yield to its positive
purifying. strengthening and healing prop
critics. Lang scrofula commonly known as
Consumption Of the Lungs also yields l" IL
if it be taken in time and given fair trial
Contains no alcohol to incbratc, no syrup OF
sugar to fcrmcnt and impair digestion ~
wonderful in its curative results as 1t i
peculiar in composition. Don accept any
.,rb&titu,r. said to be lust as rood, 'hH' ,h'
.trll.r mHv make . lar~rr profit.
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le1fhs,

On July 10, 1890, in Eylcr's Valley, Mary
Rose, adopted daughter of Zachar)as
Grcighner.
On July %, 1890, at the Aged Womrn's
Home, Lexington street, Baltimore, Mrs.
Scylla Rcltsndcr, aged - years. The
deceased is Il sister of the late Andrew and
William Seton.
On June 81 1890, in Frederick City, Plus
Leo, child of Katie Topper, aged months.
Another little lamb has gone
10 dwell with him vino gave,
A mothers little precious one
Is sheltered in the grave.
THY hands are el"sp'' up On inrc, ,:,y
We have kissed thy lovely brow,
And IN our aching hearts we know
We have no Plus nov.
l,v his Aunt l.. NJ. Topper.
On July 90, 1890. a, her residence near
Cr,nrcrstuwn, Nd after Il brief illness,
Mrs. Minnie f. tl'akcr) Donct, wife of
Samuel Domcr aged 20 years. months
and 8 days.
What Is your liGc3 1t is even a vapour,
that appcarctl for Il little time, and then 'nil-
ishc,h away--Jancs !: II. Il. \. W.
On July 90, 1890, at Rocky Ridge, Myrl May,
infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Enslar;
aged 6 months and Is days.
On Jaly 23, 1890, at Gracehanl, Mrs. Rachel
Mctlord, aged about y years.
On Saturday morning, July 2Gth, 1890, at
Sabillasv,lc, this county, Of hear, disease,
Mary Elizabeth, wife OF Lcmucl Ely, aged
81 years, months and - days. Her body
was inferred in the L. B. cemetery at Sa-
bllk.svillc, Rev J. ID. Freed officiating.
Tn July lG, 1890, near Lisbon, Howard Co.,
Md Mafgaret Wldoncn, aged IS years,
9months and % days.
Our aunty's gone, our aunty gone,
Gone to- her long last sleeps
Her chair and place arc vacant now,
And we are left alone to weep.
Yet again we hope to meet YOU
When the day of life has fled,
And in heaven with Joy 10 meet you
Where no farewell tear is shed.
BY her nieccs and nephcws.
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Weights and Measures.
july 81 At

Ory1cE OF CotNTY COMMISSIONERS,
FREDERICK, JULY, 25th, 1890. J
Ordered, That the KEEPER Of STANDARD
If WEmHrs and MEASURES, be and he Is
hereby required to visit the several districts
of the county, III the order named, in the
discharge of his public duty, and the tlcfk
to this Board be Instructed to publish the
ZANE in the Citisen, Erumi"er, Duty Ne"s,
fallen Rtgisttr and CAvocTTN CL\R1oN
newspapers, and also by Posters to he set up
at public places throughout the county, viz :
Buckcysown district, on Monday and Tues
day, august 18th and 10Th.
Jefferson district, Wednesday and 1iiIitstay,
August goth aid olst.
r,iscarora district, Friday and Saturday,
August 22nd and 2"rd.
Md,llctown district, Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, Augttst 25th, Goth and eth.
Jackson district, Thursday and Friday
August 2sh and 2Hths
Catoctm district, Monday and Tuesday
September 1st and end.
Hauycrs district, Wednesday and Thursday,
September 3rd and Atli.
Einmts1rirs district, Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, September 9Th, 9th and 10Th.
Mccl,ancstown district, Thursday, Friday
ind Saturday, September 18th, 18th and
18Th
Crcagcrstown district, Monday and Tuesday,
September 18th and 10th.
Woodsborouyh district, Wednesday and
Thursday, September 18th and 18th.
Mount Pleasant district, FRIDAY and Satnr'
day, September 18Th ana goth.
Lewistown district, Monday and Tuesday,
Scp,cthbcr 29nd and 93tl.
Liberty district, Wednesday and Thursday,
September 2tlh and 95:h.
Linganorc district, Friday and Saturday,
September goth and 27th.
louisville district, Morday and Tuesday,
September Goth srd Goth
Ncw Market district, W Wednesday,, Thursday
and Friday, October lst, 2nd and ard.
Wyslvnie district, Monday and Tues,lny
October 9Th and 18th.
Urlmna district, Wednesday, Thursday ana
Friday, October ssth 9th and 10th.
Petcrsvlle district, Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, October 18th, ffth and 18TH.
Frederick city and district, Monday, October
goth and continuing that week.
BY order, ,,,...,
A. l.. E1ADER
/. July 81 # Clc'N.
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BAsEH\I.L.--On Saturday last we had Il
s,lr.ci, of baseball offered us the home club
having arranged to play game with a club
fir om Smlhshurg and another from Rocky
Ridge.
At O'Clock the game will, the Smithshurg
club was called, and the fun nine innings
were played After this the same nine, cX-
ccptlng two, played a game Of seven innings
with the Rocky Ridge club. Our boys were
victorious in both, winning the former by Il
score of II to and the latter by Il sore Of
90 to 4.
The Smithsburg boys star, cd off wilharush
and il looked for several innings us though
Mecanicstown was about to get Il lrcs sing
down such rs usually terminates baseball here
promptly and for season or two, but by a
turn such rs the tickle goddess, Fortune, is
wont to take, by good playing and better
hea,I-work, the threatened defeat resulted in
Il victory.
In the second game, Pitcher Slglcr, OF the
Smithsbury, volunteered to fill the same posi-.
llOn LOT NDCkY hluSc, tlftIC DCIIit5 lio o'JcS-
ton on the part of the home nine, In, our
bows had learned him and he could not hold
for fourteen innings and was battcd very
freely. The Rocky Ridge boys played bet
ter game than they had been expected to put
up and had it not been for sonic bad throw
ing, the score would not have been near so
lopsldcd.
There was quite TN amount of kicking ana
"tall' coaching, but not bit OF unsccmy
wrangling The two clubs seemed bent up
on having good time: they were out for
amusement and they had it and in Il gentle
manly way: we flke to SEC baseball played
for alb 1t is worth and every legitimate turn
taken whether by the head or the hand, but
we have no patience with "hoodlum" base
ball, so that when clubs demcan themselves
as uid tho Snshsburg and Rocky Ridge on
Saturday last, we feel Hkc having them here
often.
We append the scores by innings.
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tOMMtSICATED.

Mr.. FDlroR Last Sunday WAS red letter
ilay with the members, ant. friends OF the
Toms Creek NJ +. Church the occa sion be
iny the re opening of said church after the
thorough rrmolrling which it has received.
The morning services began at 9oclock with
an experience meeting, led hy the PASTOR
All present seemed to enter into the spirit of
the mcrtin.-a large number relating their
| religious experience. At 10 o'clock the Rev.
| W. l.. koontz of Rcistcrstown, Md, preach.
ed from the text EphcsaEs, chapter lHlS
verses. 1t was strong and able sermon and
! listened to with great attention by the large
audience which filled every part of the house.
| The evening sermon was from Luke 10 chap
ter, 40 verse, and was equal to the morning
effort.
| The church has been thoroughly rcrlo,lcled
and any one visiting it for the first time, II
not otherwise informed, would supposed to
he "A new house The improvements cost
| $3.50 this included furnishings and all, every
dollar of which was raised before the re open
ng services were held. Great credit is due
those who had charge of this enterprise and
the hearty thanks of the same are extended
to all who helped to make its completion pos
siblc
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ca FOR SALE-A property situated in
Frederick County at the cross roads lending
to Echoltz Mill. This property contains IL
acres of ground on which is House with
six rooms and all necessary out buildings,
and Il ncvcrE.iling well Of good water Price
reasonable and terms easy. If sold, n good
and lawful deed will be given on receipt of
all the purchase money. Ifnot sold by De-
ccmbcr LIST, will be for rent.
CATHERINE YONSON.
For particulars call on Bircly Il Osler,
Agents.
May 29.2m.
E9y- II YOU want Il nice box Of Paper and
Envelopes, go to
GERNAND BROS.
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THE pt'HD LILY CO., Ncn. nrantS first steno.
-, ;s q :;;';: s s;:
Shorthand Lessons by mail. Send stamp TOR pho-
netic alphabet, FREE Stenographcrs furnished on
call Typewrters for sale or rent. For "a we sen
charges paid dozen a Dozen So of that delight OF
the Capital City's elite,
Nright's Pond Lily Toilet Wash.
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RATHER RAPID We were INVITED Il few
evenings since to take Il ride behind one OF
our swif,cst tro,tcrs, but VIC did not contract
| for broken harness and Il ha,r stiticning run
down rough hlll for Il qual,clm 1t
ended up all right for everybody and every
thing concerned save the harness an! the
tour buggy wheels, every spoke of which
needed the attention of Il whctlwr'ght. IL
may not have been dangerous, simply cNhlla-
ting, only we haze not been in the habit ct
spelling it that way.
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Mr.. Sllas y. Weller, Il former employee of
this office an,. recently of the Gltnner force,
Phrnx, Il. L., is now employed as foreman
in the office of the Baker Publishing Co.,
Providence. r. |.
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Rev. J. II. Barb of St. Johns Lutheran
church and family are visiting friends IN
Virginia, his congregation having released
him from duty for five or SIX weeks.
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NoTICE
,Tax-PayerS

FREDERICK, Mp, July %, 1890.
The Tax Books for 1890 are now ready
and the Collector wO'lld call the attention OF
the Tax Payers Of 1890 to Section 40, Articl"
ST, Revised Code of Maryland:
"All persona who shall pity their State
Taxes On or before the frs, day Of September
of the year for which they were leyicd, shall
he entitled to deduction cf five per ccntum
ON the amount Of said taxes all that shall
pay the same on or before the first day OF
October of the said year, shall he entitled to
a deduction of four per ccntum and all that
sllnl pay The same on or before the first day
of November of said year, shall bc entitled
to- deduction of three per crntllm.'
ISAAC VI. FISHER,
July 81 At Collector.
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Prompt attention given to all calls.
Public office in the Drug Store.
Private consultation room in the rear of
the DRUG Store
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The Methodist Protestant Sunday School
of Union Bridge will have an excursion to
Pen Mar Friday, August postponed from
July 2b). Schedule and fare same as
,,rrvinuSlv aunuunccI
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Ayers Ague Cure "breaks up chills and
fever, eXpels mularia poisons from the sys-
tenn, and restores health. Warranted to
cure.
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A postoffice has been established at Glenn
place. with ID. ID. II. Clemson postmastcr.-
This will be great convenience to a large
number of ncrSOnS -RiNner.
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Every Home should have IT,.
I'll arriaaes,

On the 18th INST. at the |. Is. parsonage,
Walkcrsy,l!c, 10y Rev, +. c. b. Castle, Mr.
Oliver T. Wsozkcy and Miss Emma
Morgan, both of Mcclanic>town.
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GERNAND BROS.

az. Try the KIItMESS- nice sheet of
Wrltin. Papcr-rou.h and unru.cd-l cent
per sheet Envelopes to match
at GERNAND BROS,
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Ayers AYuc Care is the most popular an
,;lor fol malaria. All who are exposed to
;hc dangers of miaSmatic regions should try
it. Always ready for use, and, if taken nc
cor,llng to dlrcrtions warranted u sure cure
for all nr,larial disorders.
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As YOU like it. Gray and faded whskcrs
'ay be changed to their natural and even
t,olor-brown Or bE.ck-by using Bucking-
hlm's DYE Try it.
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Notice! Notice!

lee Cream, lee Crc:alt cheap to
all. Fifteen wears experience. My terms
are best. Dishes, spoons and pint measure
to public gatherings. Write before you buy
of any one else. am not uhdcfsold.
s. wEANT,
York Road, Carroll Go. Md.
june 19.2ntos.
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and intermediate points.
SCHEDULE & RATES.

Emmishurs $50 Sl.2J.
Ca,oc,lu Furnaces $50 Tl.2O
Arrive at llillcn Station 9.20 u. IN.
Returning leave lIillcn Station $40 p. m.
The committee has endeayorcd, while pro.
v,ding pleasant trip for the members OF the
Masonic Fraternity and their families, to iul-
ly meet the requirements of II business man
trip, giving eleven hours in the city. Spec
ial arrangements are IN progress to add to
The days enjoyment.
FRANK HESSON,I
CHAS. f. CASSELL,)
july 81 -3t
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Local Items.

Read the Masonic Excursion ADVERTISE
.hrnt in this issue.