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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-27
Peace on Earth

THAT countless army of martyrs, whose ranks
are constantly recruited from the victims of ner-
vousness and nervous diseases. The price of the
boon is a systematic OF Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, the finest and most genial OF tonic nervnes
pursued with reasonable persistence Easier, pleas
anter and safer this than to swash the victualing
department with pseudo-tonics, alcoholic or the
verse, beef extracts nerve foods. narcotics soda
tives and posons in disguise. 'Tired Natures
sweet restorer, balmy Sleep" is the providential
recuperant of weak nerves, and this glorious fran
chise being usually the consequences OF sound d.
gestion and increased vigor, the great stomachfc
which insures both is productive also of repose at
the required time. Not unrefreshed awakens the
individual who it, but vigorous, clear heade
and tranquil. Use the Bitters also in fever and
ague, rheumatism, kidney troubles, constipation
and bilousness. 40
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Then Naomi would weep with her and soothe
her until the dying girl, in iurn, soothed and
cunsolrd The girl who had to live.
One evening. toward the end or April, when
thrr re was soft breath of early spring. Ruth be
gan 10 talk OF The old days, when the swfts flew
aboul the tower of tine catn .drai, and the iraves
began 10 come out upon The trees; and she spoke
of The sweet service on the Sunday morning, aud
of the quiet shop, with its shelves OF books.
round which The canons of the cathedral would
slowly walk, reading the titles; and of The dean,
who always came 10 shake hands with her father
and\patted her cheek-al the old ife-sO long
ago,>So long ago. She talked about this all tie
evening; IL seemed II she could think OF MOTH
ing Use. When she laid her head upon her Pill
low she murmui ed, "Nanini dear, There is noTh.
ing worth remembering but the ola d ys-and
you, dear, and yOu-unlesS 1t is my baby. On!
he III waiting for me. | can see his pretty lace;
he holds out his pretty hands" Then, with no
more words, her eyes closed aud she fell asleep.
Naomi watched her; she was breathing freely
and lightly; she went TO bed herself. An Dour
afferwaid she awoke in alarm, and listened.
Ruth was breathing lightly and regularly. Ma
Omi fell asleep again. When she awoke again II
was morning and Ruth lay dead.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-27
PARALYZED BY A BOLT.
The Experience of Sergeant TomIinson
THURSDAYS Storm.


Thursdays Storm.
While the storm was at its height on
Thursday night, lightning struck the chin
ney of the new Seventeenth District Sta
tion-house, at Twentieth and Federal
streets, and overturned a cot on which Ser
geant Edward Tomlinson was sleeping. rem
derng him unconscious and partially
paralyzing him. A doctor was imme-
diateiy called in and successful efforts
made to resnscitate the injured officer. Yes
terday morning the Sergeant said that he
was feeling all right. with the exception OIL
a partly paralyzed arm.
A curious incident in connection with the
shock to Sergeant TomlinsOn was the find
ng in his room of a burning brand OF wo cd.
The flames were put out by the other offi-
GERS, who at once made search for ire In
the building. They fonnd that beyond a
few bricks being knocked from the chimney
no damage had been done, and that the cur
rent had not touched the woodwork any
where. Just where the burning brand came
from is mystery Record,
July 10Th.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-27
MY SISTER.
NeirrEH FOR THE SUNDAY CALL BY WALTER BEsAN7

vany OF which mankind at large is capable.
Probably In his bOyh0Od lie had read oil great
mOnSIer>-m whose place Is low down IN nose
feMfui rings vi fam and boiling piIch and
deVlliSn toTIutes-oi whose suierugs and pun
lshmenlS one etds with equanimiiY. wen; nr
himself had become even as great 4 NillaiH.
That mans heart must be as haI ds the neibei
milestone, who could mus send 10 iel"hs
prison the gir whom he had loved aud be-
trayed, to whom he had promised SO much
ana lied so fnuly. But lie went away bravery
with quite II color In his cheek; handsome
Young man. as some OF the women In the court
Whispered 10 each Othet, and 10 doubt dOOinna-
bIy treated by Tie wicked lmpudent designing.
niurderouS wretch WIN had now received hei re-
ward, which ncuy she deserved.
The counsel Tor tie defense walked across
Fleet street 10 his chambers IN the temple, ac-
companied by a friend, brieileSs but without
envy.
II was thinking, jack" lie SAID, but stopped
$50 was l." >ald Jack.
~ was tuukmg-" he began again.
Tuat II Is "A beastly shame 10 lock up such
preIty girl Tor seven years"
Yes, poor wretch. Why wouldn't the girl
ask any questions? WGy did she refuse any
croSs-eXamIuatiJn? Why wouldn't she allow
M to ask what the row was about? DID you see
her face. Jack? II wasn't murder in tnat face,
my trend; IL was pride. She never meant 10
STAB him. The 0uly question she would suffer
me 10 ask revealed the iuih-wnat had the lei
low done? ? they say MS The sou Of rich Guy
man. He's a Villain, Jack; he's villain. Aud
he's Cur, JaCk-he's "a cur well, the girl mad
Tie sweetest face. she let tliat elbow say what
lie pieased-she was too proud 10 defend htiSeif
On! he's yilldIn-he's Il villain. Poor cnbd!
hope they VIII be kiid to her. But she's got to
come out again. and her life Is ruined"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-27
NO MORE FRECKLES!
USE PROF. I. HUBERT's
MALvlMA CREAM AND LOTION

TT is A PREPARATION UNRIvALEp FOR
BEAUTlFfING the Complexion and an unfailing
remedy FOR the removal OF FRECKLES PIIPLFS
Moth Patches Tan Suuburn Livermoles and
Ringworm and all scaly eruptons. Try 1t and be
convinced. Tako no worthless Imitation with like
sounding name. Insist upon having MALyINA.
III this preparation should fal to answer to the
qualifications as above mentioned your money will
be refunded. Price, soc for each For sale by all
druggists my4 SUMO 6p 3m
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rough-and- tumble go-as-you- rlease fight
for several seconds, ending with the hawk
letting go and taking rest. The second
time, however, it swooped down, and there
was another flight through the air, but the
snake again triumphed, and the bird settled
down nearly exhausted. A third fight fol-
low ed, and then the hawk abandoned the
contest in disgust. leaving the snake to be
killed by SPECTATORS.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-27
Rough-and-Tumble in the Air,

81
KENDALLyILLE. July 49, - Near this
place hawk was observed to swoop down
upon snake measuring six feet in length.
which it hustled to great hight. The
snake wound itself about the hawk and
finally brought it to the earth, and there was
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-27
Paresis Perhaps.

IHQUTTIHg dutst " dItcI5
Waiter-Yes, sab.
Inquiring Guest-What Is this you have
let fall on my bread?
Waiter-Dat, sab, is Calls brains on toast,
sab.
Inquiring Guest (after long and careful
Observation-Disclosures deuced idiot that calf
must have been Puck.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-27
4 LOVELY COMPLEXION
May Be Obtained by Every Healthy Woman.
MRS. GRAHAM'S
CUCUMBER
....AND....
ELDER FLOWER
i, CREAM!

Z Should Be Used by al.
The lady is much mistaken who thinks she
thoroughly cleansed her face because she has just
washed 1t with water and soap. To prove it-let her
then use a little CUCUMBER AND ELDER
FLOWER CREAM, by rubbing it thoroughly III the
skin and then wDing the face well with towel The
result-aS seen on the tOwel-proVeS ii. Soap and
water scarcely remove the impurities from the sur
face of the skim they never penetrate and cleanse
the pores; besides soap is cauStic. and dries and
wtthers and turns the skin dark. Indeed, many EN-
ineht dermatologists go so far to declare that
woman should never apply soap aud water TO her
face II she wishes to preserve fresh complexion
CUCUMBER AND ELDER FLOWER CREAM
possesses all the purifying and cleansing qualities
possible. IL Is composed OF milk of almonds, juice
OF cueumbers and extract OF elder flower, and con
tans no vaseine, glYcerine animal fat other sub
stance which would in any way dry, wther or
darken the skin or cause growth OF hair the
face II is neither greasy, cammy nor sticky. 1t
renders the skin beautifully pure, soft and OF a
satIn-ike texture aud bloom, keeping IL free from
wrinkles, and youthful looking.
No ladys toilet IS complete without It.
frice per BOTTLE ~ LOO
Mrs. GervdiSe Graham, at her establishment at 1903
Post St. treats ladies for moles, backheads, PIN
pies ireckles. moth patches, rough or sttppled or
too oily skim for undue redness OF the skin, for
periuOus hair for gray falling hair for the eye
brows and lasheSi for RndevelOped forms, for too
much or too little flesh, and all other bemishes or
face or figure. She occupies the whole building
that ladies who call VIII meet one but Mrs. Ora
hams lady patrons. SUIT
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-27

Jack-What are you doing now?
Bill-Manufacturing porous plasters over In
New Jersey.
Jack-What did you 60 over there for?
Blll-The mosquitoes perforate my plasters for
nothng.-Boston Herald.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-27

Mrs. John A. Logan, accompanied by General
Distin aud his staff, Will accompany the Iowa
delegation TO the national encamDment of the G.
A. X. at Boston, in August.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-27

"Yes, was awfully fond of that girl, and
l believed her to be perfect, but saw some
thing about her last night that made me
SICK"
"What Vas that?"
Another fellows arm"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-27

No Stuffing There First Boarder-Don't
you always have a stuffing feeling in this
house?
Second Boarder-Not when we are in the
dining-room.-Spare Moments.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-27

Stout man Gin Office of Magic Elixir Com
pany)-What's the effect of your medicine
upon stout person?
Proprietor of Magic Elixir-It's the finest
thing in the world, sir, to reduce superlu-
Gus flesh.
Thin Man Gin same Office, ten minutes
later)-How does your preparation act
upon thin man?
ProprIetOr-0h, it will build you up in
very short time. There's absolutely moth
ing like it, sir, to make flesh.
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Blnc ksnaEe Paraiyzes a Man.

JEFFERsoNyILLE,Ju July 19.-While George
Grayson was assisting in stacking hay last
evening, a monster blacksnake attacked
him. He attempted to run, but the snake
wrapped itself about his legs, and he was
SO badly frightened that he was powerless.
His fellow workmen killed the serpent
which measured eight feet nine inches in
length, the largest ever seen here.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-27

In Breach Of Promise Suit.-Judge-
Did you ever promise to mary this lady?
Defendant-If did | must have been be-
side myself and not accountable
Plaintiff Qnterrupting)-DO you believe
it, Judge; he was beside me, and never
appeared so rational in his life. Why, he
asked ME if mother was going to live with us.
Judge-IIe did, Ell? Then he was in his
right mind Damages G2000
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Mr.. Good (sadly)-My poor friend, how is
it that you sailor men will get on such
sprees when you come ashore?
Jack Tar-Well, Cap'n, | s'pose it's be-
cause we've been kept so long on water.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-27

Algernon-Oh, Arabella.I must have some
thing as a keepsake. Give me a lock of
that beautiful hair?
Arabella-No, sir, 1 will not. I'd have
you to know that my hair costs money.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-27

Professor of Mineralogy (at the examina-
tion)-Where are the most diamonds found?
Candidate-At the pawnbroker's.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-27

Making 1t Easy for Him." Miss Ka-
jones'" began the youth in a faltering
voice, 81"
He had risen to his feet, but lie looked
neryously about the cosy front parl0r, sud
denly paused and sat down again.
With a casual and apparently unconscious
motion of her superb hand and arm the
young woman drew down the blind.
"What were you about to say, Mr.. Hank
inson ?" she inquired.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-27

''Sir," said an apprentice to his master,
when a very clever and a very stupid
person are together in one room, and the
clever one goes away, who is there left?"
"Why, of course, the stupid one."
'Then good-by, sir, said the apprentice.
and bolted.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-27
TO LAUGH AT.
Short Amusing Paragraphs Written by
an English Humorist.

In the cleaning. oh my darling.
When l come thine eyes TO see,
Tie the dog up, tie him tightly,
Then III feel it's safe for me.
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Mother Ito JOHNNY, who is IN the next room)-
johnny, what makes The baby so quiet? Is he
into any mischief?
Johnny-No, marin; he's just playing with the
fy-paper, that's all.-B0st0n Herald.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-27

"a genteel carver" says book on ETH
quette. always sits when lie carves."
Carvers who get on the table and have a
wrestling-match with the chicken are known
by some other name.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-27

A gay bachelor has curious decoration
over his sitting-room mantel. A large
frame is filed with photographs of girls
and women, most of them pretty. AT the
bottom of each picture is pasted news
paper clipping
'Why, Mr.. Brown, what do they mean ?"
he was asked recently.
"They are pictures of the only girls l
ever loved" lie replied, land these clippings
are their marriage notices."
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-27

Deceitful Signboard.-Owner of tish-pond
Ito one who is respassing)-Don't you see
that sign, mo Fishing Here?
Angler with an injured air)-Yes, and
l dispute it. Why, there's good fishing
here; look at this s!ringful. The man
must have been mad who put that board
up.
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embarrassed)-Be pardon. Mrs. Staryeham,
but lost my pillow last night.
Mrs. Staryeham-Well, what do you
want?
Brown-If you don't object should like
to go out to the hen-house and get another
feather.
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A WONDER
IN VERMONT.
1t Is a Large Island That Floats
in Sadawga Lake.
1t Is One Of the Most Remarkable Freaks OF
Nature and One Of the Greatest
Curiosities in the World.

E+.HE floating island in Sadawga Lake,
HsRS near the town of Nottingham, VT, is
tylSA one of the most remarkable freaks of
-,ot,ra apd ona of the preatest curiOsities in
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-25
KING Kennedy is over from Butte

King Kennedy is over from Butte.
L. M. Rumsey, Paul A. Fusz and G. D.
Mcclure, principal owners of the Granite
Mountain, arrived in the city yesterday.
F. o. Won Fritsch. an old veteran who
with Maj. Burke, of this city, served under
Gen. Howard about 80 years ago, met yes
terday for the first time in many years, and
nothing can separate them while Mr..
Fritsch is in Helena.
Geo. Anderson, editor of the Bozeman
Register. was among the visitors in Helena
yesterday. Mr.. Anderson believes the era OF
good times has set in at Bozeman to con-
tinue for a long time, the character of the
improvements now being made and con
templated iustifying this belief.
O. S. Olson, A. G. Knott. st. Paul; D. G.
Corbin and wife, Chicago; Mr.. q. X. Berry,
Portland; Mrs. Logan, Seattle; VIM. Doug
las, San Francisco; John Liggett, +. A.
Hawkins, Eugene Dupot. New York; p. K.
Dodd, Minneapolis; G. M. Dodge and Geo.
Perkins, Dubuque, Iowa, left yesterday, via
the Northern Pacific.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Mary McAy,y Ct conjux to Frank S. Z.
lindsay; luIs {, 9, block l, Eewins adj
Nm. lsranch ct uN. ard Henry Leach ct
lax. to Mary 5. tumInins. lot !. block Il,
Nerthern Pacific addition; .........;.. 1,5OO
T. j. Scho.np to Timothy Wilcox; a in
terest in placer miEe. lwoh aad gulch. 200
Homer ID. W. Hewins e. o. 10 Mary Nc
Avoy; lots and ., block l. hewlns I'D
ditlon.. 80. $50
Thomas L. Goodwin to Oscar Carlson;
lots !, S, block II, tlowerree addition. 1,5O
Frank Farmer 10 DAM Mullen: = inter-
est il Plat, sburgh mining claim
Charies Got isi q al. to Andrew j. Davis,
Jr.: ne !. NJ 4. sec. 81, IL. 10. r. 3w.... 1850
William X. Miller to a. Il. Cummings:
lots ]. . block 81 ......,.-...... 50
James r. Boyce TO James Il. Ioyce. Jr.;
raRs OF block l2.,.........,.....s...... 1,lG
WilIism Miller to Nels Harvey Johnson;
lot 6. block 10. Joseph Cox addition. q
David Montgomery To Cora T. Ellis lot
s. block -. {.
ID. Montgomery & Co. to Cora p. 4 lis:
par Of lot 3 block 81. ................
Joseph Hoffman et Tx. Ia james Stay; a
third interest IL tie Kelley quartz lode
mfing claim ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Katharine l.. Ming 10 {. A. Br, adsater;
l,ts in Min: addition. -. ......
Got ieid sherIer Ell al. 10 Basil q. lenoir;
lots and p block g, Northern Pacific
c, A. Broadwatar ct NIX 10 Montana Nat
ionai bank, ground in Up. 10 n, Rage
.."."...''".....-
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A LEAP FOR A LIFE.
Alex. 3ussoll Saves Postmaster Curtis
10y from Drowning

Alex. ssusssll Saves Postmaster Curtis
boy from Drowning
Charlie Curtis, the :2-year-old son OF
Postmaster Curtis, came very near drown
ing at the Broalwater plunge yesterday
and would probably have been dead now,
had not Alex. Russell, of the Queen City
restaurant, discovered the drowning lad as
he was going down for the last time. MIR.
Russell was spectator in the gallery and
noticing the helpless condition of the boy,
he jumped over the railing, slid down a
pole and then leaped into the water clothes
and all. The boy did not rise to the sur
face again and Mr.. Russell searched for
him under the water and brought the boy
up. who was insensible.
He was taken to a waitiag room and after
an application of restoratives regained
consciousness.
The boy had been in the water long
time and was exhausted before he knew it.
He can swim, but while trying to reach a
diving post his strength gave out and but
for the heroic act of Mr.. Russell must have
drowned. a.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-25

OF Interest to the Ladies'.
F. NJ. Miller d. Co.. of New York city. one
of the most prominent and exclusive manu-
facturers ;of ladies' and misses outer gar
mentS.
Owing to their lack of facilities in the
past they were never able to more than
supply the New York, Boston and Phila-
delphia demand for their productions. You
are probably aware that this is the only
manufacturer who sells directly to the con-
sumner. Positively no goods sold to the
retailers.
From the eminent success in eastern
cities visited en- route, we feel confident
that the ladies of Helena will fully appre-
ciate our visit here. Our time is neces-
sarily limited. To ladies desiring to pur-
chase jackets, Connemaras, wraps, Peleri-
neo capes or any outer garments at manu-
facturers prices. we can positively guaran-
! tee that Mr.. Miller and assistant will show
you in correct styles the most exclusive
collection of garments ever displayed west
of New York city.
Opening Monday and balance of this
week from 10 to IL q. m. and from 9 to p.
IN.
Room POI Helena Hotel.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-25

A large force of special policemen are on
duty.
The city Jail is rapidly filling up, and an
enlargement will soon be imperative.
st. Peters Sunday school will give a
magic lantern entertainment tomorrow
evening at the Grandon block. Refresh
ments will be served. Admission, % cents.
All are invited.
All the soiled doves of Clore and Bridge
streets have been invited to waltz up before
Judge Sanders tomorrow morning and de-
post part of their earnings, as a soother
of an outraged city ordinance which pro-
hibits their presence in the community.
A three cornered mining fight is on hand,
with the Copper Bell company on one side
and the Lighting company and j. o. Bris-
coe pulling together on the other side. Mr..
Sam Word will probably be seen at the bar
of justice again to defend the Copper Bell
interests, in which he is interested.
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Notice,

There will be meeting of the capital
city driving association Mt the rooms of the
Helena Board of Trade, Power block, Mon
day evening May %, at O'Clock sharp. for
the purpose of organizing and electing Off
GERS. All others interested are invited to
attend
S. S. HuNTLEY.
j. p. PORTER.
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Suits to Order a Speciality.
THE "NEW YORK"

We have just received the most ele-
giant Inc of night robes ever brought to
Montana.
Our line of neckwear is unsurpa sedf
We carry tie largest assortment o
ncr,ipee shirts IN Helena.
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Opened To-Day.

Cars leave Main street and Hotel Broad
water simultaneously, commencing at 6
o'clock n. IN. and running every 80 minutes
! thereafter until l o'clock after midnight
| Fifteen minute service after June l.
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Will Arrive To-Day,

Passengers for Helena on the Northern
Pacific west-bound train, due at 2:3O p. m.
to-day are, first sections: C. H. johnson, L.
b. Kelley, Geo. Mills. Second section:
Miss Richardson. W. G. Tausen, +. Col
burn w. b, Janison,
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/. u. .. l..

| Ali members of Montana Lodge, No. l,
and sojourning brothers are invited to
attend the final drill given by Brother Bar
| Der at p. N. to-day.
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A Pleasure Enhancing.

An invitation to attend the gradual ion
hop and exercises of the United States
corps of cadets has been received from Il.
Bruce Wallace a Helena West Point cadet.
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PERSONAL.

Muslin and knit underwear can be found at
Fowles Cash Store at very close prices.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-25
Arrivals at The Helena,
Arrivals at the Grand Central.

ArriVNIS at tho GRAND CentraI
S. ID. Merrill. Roulaer. L. Pose, Den . sville.
Joe Sentence. Polt and. Ed Humnhrey, st. Paul
j. q. Chrysten, Mime klin; X, m edy, butte.
apolis. Nj. j. SILVIA, butte.
Walter Beam, Butte. Jas. &. Turley, Boulder
7. J. Phelps, Chicago. j. A. Mcknight, Gt.Falls
&. W. Knee, st. Paul. c. NJ. Bun, Kansas G.
W. +. Shanley, Deer W.. A. Smith, Grea,
Vim. D. Benson, Great Falls,
Falls. A. II. Tyson, ct. Falls
G. w. Tingley, Denver. w. II. Britton Phila.
&. Il. Oberg, Mary A. I. Thomas. Frcner
vile. JAS. l.. Mulligan
II. Z. Wellard. Wickes. Wickes.
Jas. l.. Bomport, Can w. j. Buston, Sal
ton. Lake.
Chas. Dunees, Wickes.
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OF Interest to the Ladies.

Buy your kid gloves and have them fitted at
Fowles' {; 81 Store.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-25

Sands Bros. specials for this week--Chemse
25c.; corset covers, 2ac.: Drawers, 25c.; ribbed
vests 121ac. ladies pe,se call.
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THE ELECTRIC RAILWAY

A new line If slides and buckles at Fowles
Cash store.