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ON PLEASURE BOUND.
The Michigan state Press Association WIN
Visit Helena.

The Michigan state Press Association WIN
Visit Helena.
No class Of men need an outing more than
the men Of the PEN on daily newspapers 4
trip away from homo into other fields il
like new life to them. and its good effects
arc seen in the frightened quality Of their
work when again they return 70 their desks
to take up once more the thread Of daily
events. The members Of the Michigan
State Press association know this, and they
have outlined an excursion Of some magni-
tude. The twenty-third annual meeting Of
the association will be held at the consoli-
dated cities OF Saginaw, on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, July 16, II and IL,
1880, and the itinerary Of tho three excur-
sions which are to follow are designated a.
No. !, to Cheboygan and Sault 81. Marie;
No. 2. to Iron Mountain, st. Paul and Min
neap0lis; and No. 5, to Yellowstone National
park, Helena, Butte. Anaconda, Ogden. Salt
Lake City, Cheyenne, Denver, Kearney,
About $50 Thursday morning the Yellow
stone cxcursionists will leave BY the North
ern Pacific railroad for natures wonder
land. The day will be spent passing
through what is known as the Lake Park
region of Minnesota, crossing the Red
river, separating Moorhead and Fargo,
about $50 ?. m. Leaving Fargo they Win
light. passing the Dalrymple and other
great farms. Early Friday morning they
will enter the famous Bad Lands of Dako-
ia, getting the first bit Of the wild and
wierd scenery Of the west. During the
night they will have passed over the almost
Missouri river soon after midnight. About
O'Clock of the same morning they viii
reach Glendive, on the other side Of the
Bad Lands, in the new state of Montana.
The party will arrive at Billings at 800 p.
m. where the first glimpse Of Of the snow
capped SUBMITS of the Rockies is to be had.
On the morning Of the 18th the e1cur-
sionists will 60 to Cinnabar, ffty-one miles
by rail, and the balance of the distance BY
carriages, arriving at Mammoth Hot
Springs about noon.
The following schedule will be followed
for the trip through this great national
on the morning of the second day, and stay
that night at Upper or Lower Geyser basin.
Leave there during the forenoon of the
third day, take lunch at Trout creek IN the
Hayden valley, and reach the Grand Canon
of the Yellowstone about z O'Clock in the
evening". Leave the Grand Canon about
1890 O'Clock in the forenoon of the fourth
day, take dinner at Norris Geyser basin and
arrive at Mammoth Hot Springs about
p. m. Leave Mammoth Hot Springs after
dinner on the fifth day for Cinnabar and
Livingston, which will make four and one
quarter days at the hotels in the park and
five days south Of Livingston. Leave Liv-
ingston on the night of the 3Oth for Hell
ena.
The party expect to reach Helena on Aug.
and after their stay here will visit Butte
and Anaconda. Then they will go to Or.
den, Salt Lake and Denver, disbanding al
Chicago.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-21
THE Y. M. G. A.
Tho Gymnasium of Two Years Ago

Tho Gymnasium of Two Years Ago.
Everyone who attended the Y. M. @. A.
gymnasium couple of years ago will agree
that it was an excellent institution. It was
probably the best equipped resort of its
kind in Montana. The association was in
good financial circumstances at the time
and had the latest improved apparatus.
The large hall in which the gymnasium was
located, in the Granite block on Main
street. was pleasant place to spend an
hour or two during the cold winter even
ings. and there was always lot of athletes
on the floor Of the GYM, stripped down to
exercising costume. After friendly bout
with the gloves, sometimes fencing match
with the foils or pull at the weights, the
muscular young fellows rounded off the
evenings exercise with shower bath and a
Then they would linger around the room for
awhile before buttoning up their heavy over
coats to breast the cold wind on their way
home. The young women were becoming
interested in the establishment and several
classes had been formed for them. 1t was
something which the people. especially the
younger class, needed very much. On &C.
count of various circumstances this asso-
citation was Obliged to give mp its comfor-
table quarters and close it's ever hospitable
doors. The fine apparatus of the Rymnas-
ium was sold to the Turn Verein society
which has it now in their hall on Helena
avenue. The porcelain-lined bath tubs,
the shower bath and the boiler that furn-
ished hot water were also disposed of at a
sacrifice. While this popular re-
sort remained open it developed taste for
physical culture among number Of the
young men in town which was already be-
ginning to bear good fruit, and it was quite
q disappointment to them that the associa-
ton could no longer maintain the estab-
lshment.
Recently the association has opened three
rooms in the Hotter building on Grand
street in charge of Secretary Conner, a
muscular looking Christian, who MIGHT
easily put up fifty-poutd dumb bell a few
times without much effort. II will be a
good thing for the students of physical Gull
ture if the association 10 able to open a
gymnasium again this winter. The amount
Of good it could do is not to be measured,
The society already has very attractive
quarters where one may spend his time with
profit in reading. The latest magazines
and papers are kept on file. and there ia
also q we'll selected stock Of books on hand
The rooms are light and airy and always
present neat and attractive appearance.
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Quinine Overcoats.

Few people have any idea Of the amount
Of quinine that is consumed in period of
time or of that sold by single dealer in
the drug: Extravagant stories have been
told BY individuals as to the amount of the
elchuloid which they have consumed, and
Il it has not been quantity sufficient to put
them In wooden OveFcoat it would prOba-
bly,. converted INTO cash, provide comfort
able top coat for winter wear. This time of
year overcoats are out of season, and the
question uppermost is how to keep cool and
where. Rest and recreation come in that
line. Thoughts of this kind should lead
one to inquire of any agent Of the Mime
apolis d st. Louis Ry. az to summer rates
to tourist points in all parts Of the country,
or Tor short fishing excursion. Any special
information viii be cheeyfully furnished
upon APPLICATION 70 G. n. Pratt, G. T. 4 p.
A.. Minneapolis.
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Maud Granger Tonight.

This evening the charming American
actress, Maud Granger, will begin brief
engagement of drama at MinR's. Miss
Granger has successfully climbed the lad
der of dramatic fame and is now recognized
among the stars of the higher constellation.
She will appear this evening in her new
play, Inherited. This is said to be one of
her best efforts. The play Will be hand
somely mounted and the oostuming is said
to be particularly rich. During her stay
Miss Granger will also be seen in Camille
and The Creole.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-21
It Was q Eluko.

A number of the admirers of the pugilis-
tic art went out to the fair grounds yester-
day afternoon with the expectation of see
ing q scrap between Billy Searles and an
unknown. A good deal of time was wasted
in parleying and the usual tactics employed
at the ring before fight is begun. There
was not enough in sight for the bruisers
and they declined to enter the ring. They
agreed to meet and make the fight next
Tuesday night at some point near the city.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-21
HELENA IN BRIu.

Jaekson'smusic store. Bailey block.
Dinner from IL to at the Bon Ton.
Board and rooms ct Miss Neagle's, ll3
Clark street.
James W. Harker, merchant tailor, Main
street., opposite First National bank.
Go east via The Montana Central and
1anitoha railways, the nsW sleeping and
dining car route 70 ST. Paul and tbs east.
q NJ
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-21

The BrOadwater Concert
The first Cavalry band rendered the fol-
lowing numbers under the direction Of
Prof. E. NJ. Walker, at the open-air concert
at the Hotel Broadwater yesterday:
No. Overture, "Poet and Peasant" ;. Supe
No.R-Baritone solo, '.Fantesia No.
IL. :. ;. Demersseman
No. s-Waitz "immortellen, Gungl
no. ICzardas, Hung rian Dance" Hesselman
No. 5ESelsctions from Carmen" Bizet
No. 6-Medley. This or That. ;. Boettger
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A Lawn Party,

The ladies of the Auxiliary society Of the
Temple Emanuel will give lawn party at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Kaufman,
corner of Dearborn avenue and Lawrence
street, on Thursday, July "a. A fine
musical performance has been arranged and
elegant refreshments will be served. All
are cordially invited to attend.
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Ella Wasnar.

Ella Wesner arrived in this city yesterday
and will appear for the first time at the
Harmonic this evening. She is the greatest
male impersonator in the country, and in
addition is fine singer. She has scored
great successes in her line and will doubt
less add greatly to the solid popularity Of
the Harmonic.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-21

Reduction in Rates to Missouri River East
Bound.
Commencing August LIST, the Union Pa
cifc will sell first class single trip tickets to
Hisaouri river at $4,000 and second class at
$500. also round trip ticket from Helena
and Butte to Missouri river ut rate Of e6O.O 90
for round trip. good going 30 days, return
mo 10 DAYS, extreme limit so DAYS.
4. Z. VxAxu, Pan. Agent.
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Forbes 3 Davis Special
West Cumberland Castle) and Lightning
Grey Copper treasury stock. Good invest
ment.
Some blocks of Iron Mountain, O. r. &
N. and Copper Bell. Buy now if you want
to get in ON the bottom.
a full line Of All mining stocks cheap
MINING EXCHANGE,
rs and q Bailey block.
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At Cost,

Intending to retire from business will
close out my entire stock of clothing, fur
nishing goods, hats, caps, boots and shoes.
blankets and quilts at cost.
A. BRKKNFr1D,
Is South Main street.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-21

We sell Nephi and Rocky Mountain Plas-
ter at $3.50 per barrel.
H. II. PARcHN & Co.
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
~ Notice is hereby given that there viii be q
meeting Of the ockholders of tho Cataract Min
8 O'clock p. m. ct the Office Of the Minah Con-
solidated Mining company, Masonic block, for
the pIrpose OF electinR five trustees Of said Cat
aract Mining and Concentrating company for the
ensuing year. ]. K. Kingsley. President
Helena. Mont, July II, 1850
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All the late novel; and magazines ut
Calkins Featherly's.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-21

Cut prices ON hammocks and croQuet
sets ut Calkins h Featherly's.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-21

New things In picture mouldings II
Calktns 3 Fenth9Sly'R.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-21
Money Loaned
Forbes q Davis Special.

On furniture. No removal. no publicity,
Apply to 61L South Main street,
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Athletics. ........... % s-1s
Salt Lake. .......... 1 o o o 1 o o %
Earned runs Athletics 2, Salt Lakes 1; three
8 by Salt Lakes 1; bases on balls, By Comfy 5, by
Phillips struck out, by Comfy l, by Phillips S;
passed balls, by Lloyd 1; wild pitches, by PHILIPPE
1; umpire, Solomon.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-21

Parasols. Parasols. ParasOls.
The !. X. L. Bazaar is closing out the en-
tire stock of parasols at half price. Come
early and secure some of them.
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GOLD BEADS.

We want just . word about gold
beads. Beware Of god beads, warrant
ed to be .solid gold," yet merely gold
foil, stiffened with plaster OF Paris.
Such goods sail for less than hiah class
beads, but are liable to crush all up
very easily. Our stock is all sold at 90
much per pennyweight, and all You buy
10 strictly IA 1t. gold. Handsome plnted
beads from 9l.6O upwards, are moro
economical than shoddy gold ones.
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F. W. ELLIS, Clerk.
Dated July 16. 1890.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-THE TRUS-
N tees Of Helena School District No. /, win re
ceiye sealed proposals for. repairing the school
building in the Sixth ward Is per plans and spec
ifcations on file In the Office Of the Board Of Ed
ucation. No. 112 Broadway; until 2 o'clock, Mon
day, July q. 1880. Each bidder will be required
on a national bank for the sum Of 800, or with
currency of the United States to said amount to
be furfeited in case his bid shall be accepted and
he ehall fail to enter into q contract. Bids
should be marked Proposals for Repairing tho
School House in the sixth Ward. " and left with
F. W. Ellis; clerk OF Helena school district No.
Brosdway, Helena, Montana Tho right to reiec
any and all bids reserved. Bidders are invited
The time aud place above mentioned.
r. H. HOWEY,
WIN. II. GUTHRIE
Trustees of Helena School District No. /.
Attest:
w. ELLIS, Clerk.
Dated July IL, 1890
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$500 REWARD.

Twill give for the whereabouts of O. G. Rinke1
Il inches, high; quite stopped over; yer,
long arms: long. slender hands. and very left
handed; large brown eyes. squints one when talk
beard, beard al over his face; wears gold eve
glasses when reading, wears No. shoe; turns Iii
toes In small cut on head; one upper front toctt
ways Address: MRS. o. G. RlNKER,
6Ol Fifth Ave, Helena Montana
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NOTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
N stockholders Of the Humboldt Consolidated
Mining Company will be held at the office Of J.
Mont, Friday, the 18th day Of July at O'Clock p
M for the election OF three 90 trustees to serve
Tor the ensuing year and the transaction Of such
other business as may properly come before the
meeting. G. N. WILLIAMS.
Secretary.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-21

NOR RkNT-9TORE FOR RENT AND BUSI-
nses foe AaA. InQuiss Iasa0 & Co.
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EOR ARTICULATION
EOR RkNT-OFFICEs. ASSEMBLY AND
= store rooms. in the Electric building. corner
Park and Sixth avenues. steam heat and modern
removed from haapment earlieet practicsble. An
ply to h brown. aosnk room !, Power building,
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.-THE CO-PART-
~ nership heretofore existing by and between
VIM. Callaway and Samuel Arthur, doing > saloon
mutual consent. Mr.. Galloway assumes all in
debtedness and will collect all accounts due the
late firm.
SAMUEL ARTHUR,
WIN. CALLAWAY.
Marvavillo Univ IA 1900
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-TH TRUS-
~ tees OF Helena school district No will re-
ceive sealed proposals for the construction of !
high school building on theCentral school grounds
g per plans and specifications on file in the Of
fee of the Board Of Education, N. liz Broad
bidder will be required to accompany his bid
with q certified check upon . national bank for
the sum of $500 or with currency Of the United
bid shall be accepted and he shall fail to enter
into a contract. Bids should be marked: PRO
+. W. Ellis, clerk Of Helena school district No. /,
at the Office of the Board of Education. No LIZ
Broadway. Helena, Mont
The right to reject any and all bids is reserved.
Bidders are invited to be present ct the opening
Of the proposals ut the time and place above
mentioned
R. H. HOWEY,
WIN. II. GUTHRIE,
Trustees of Helena School District No. 1.
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Tor SALE, CHEAP-CON CONFECTIONERY AND
Il fruit store, Ice cream parlor, soda fountain,
ETC., with tools and material for the manufaoture
Of candies located on Central ave, In the city OF
Great Falls, Montana; price $4,000 cash. Address
Wells b Bassett.
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ROE MLE.

mon GAf,E OR REFT-HAND6OMELYF FUR
Il niehed new house Of elesen rooms ON West
aide: cellar furnace water, bath. Largo yard. sta
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nor sALE-AN ELE0ANT NEW PHAETON
Inquire ct Aliens stables, or OF + d
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nor eALE-BY THE OWNER A HOUSE
u built for home, with six rooms; lot A9x1OA;
cheap for cash. Apply at premises. sle West
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llISCELLANEOUA.
.eS>~~N~>>~~~.e.es~.~ ~~>~>>~~~~e~>esese
ITO INVESTORS-WEC CAN NET YOU PER
i cent. per month on amounts OF &25 to $40, 600
Securities A l, interest monthly in advance. For
further particulars call on or address Montana
Mortgage Loan company, 0O9210 Power block.
Helena.
WANTED Ito BORROW q 500 on lots y and
w 30 block 0, Central addition to Helena; in
terest 10 per cent Address + v. box 288, Butte.
Montana
ITO EXCHANGED LADY GOING EAST IN A
short time would exchange her horse and
phaeton for real estate or diamond; horse is per-
fectly reliable, not afraid Of motor; any lady can
drive. Address box 9l5, city.
WILL TEACH THE SECRETS OF THE
w mAnafactore Of electric collars and cuffs
for Q email sum. Guaranteed perfect satisfaction
Colossal profts Lowry. S9h North Third street,
Portland Ore.
INFORMATION WANTED OF THE RELA
tives Of James G. Smith, recently deceased.
supposed 70 have . step brother living in Mon
tanA Any information to the above item please
forward to the seattle Longshoremen and Big
gers Union, Seattle Warrington.
BOARD BY. THE DAY OR WEEK. NO. 2l3
- N. Rodney; nice homo cooking, " per week
WANTED-PEOPLE HAVING HOUSES TO
rent will DO well TO list them with Chandler
h Heath.
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WANTED STATE SPE-
W cial and local agents to represent tho Ma
tional Home Building d Loan Association. Our
agents are making money. Address with refer
ence. naming this paper. L N. Clarke. Secretary
BLOOMINGTON. Ill
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TOR eALE-TWO GOOD HORSES; WILL
y work single OF double; WeiSht over HOO; can
be seon q Ragen,s stAhls, Brockenridge street.,
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TOR 6ALE-THE WINDSOR KITCHEN AND
= dining-room for sale or rent; full OF board
era: and two front Office rooms for rent
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-03-26

A0sags'essnaGn Lind har reksmmen-.
aerat w. r. Mcconnell for postmastare---
sysslan MankatO och B. r. johnson for
Stamina befattning Worthington.
Statens dEerbrukssJcoIa halIer sin
afslutningsh6gtid fredagen april. Den
futgaende klassen utg5res af IA clever,
hvilka genomgatt en- tvaarig kurs.
Red Wing-nyheter: County-styrel-
son har antagit de af arkitekt Clum franz
lagda ritningar for Diet patankta fattighu-
set. Kostnaden for byggnadens fuIlbor-
dande bel6per sig till omkrng S11, 900.
BrefcOrt frdn Brainerd. Den II
DIS f6rolyckades en- svensk vid MANN John
Erikson en- 'lumber camp" omkring so
mil fran Brainerd. En- stor gren fill fr8n
EFT trad och traffade Erikson Jfver yenstra
ogat med den sorgliga paf5Ijd att hufvud-
skalen krossades. Efter nagra minuters
forlopp lyckades det hans broder, joins
Erikson, att ia honom till medvetande.
Blodet ram ur nasa, 6rou och mum. och
hela ansigtet blef nastan svart, sarskildt
dgonen, som helt svulnade igen. Mannen
aff6rdes dessa so mil till hospitalet Brai-
nerd, der han kommer att vardas ifall han
6fverlefver olyckan. Da delta skrifyes
vet man icke huru det kommer att "a med
honem. Man k6rde in den langa vsgen
med EFT par hastar pa tire timmar, / san
ming hederligt gjordt af det kompani han
arbetade for. Br5derna aro fran pastor
Gustaf Petersons f5rsamling och aro kusi-
ner till pastor James Moody. Brefskrif-
varen har ofta .illfalle att pa namda he
spital Sc fran till 10 skadade och s0nder-
slagna skandinaver. De kemma hit fran
hela Northern Pacific jernvagen, som eyer
och kontrollerar hospitalet, Manga kom-
ma ock under vintern fran skogarAe. Sa
vidt vi f6rsta, blifva de val vardade till
kroppen, och afven for sjalen har man
nagon man s6rjt, ity att man har en- en-
gelsk och EN- svensk talande ''chaplainn.
Hoppas att den varde SKAFFAREN fortfa-
rande ma vara villig att CORA fra uppvakt-
ningar der bland vara manga svenskar.
En- resande.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-03-26

sedan upptradde Notre Dame kyrkan
Worcester en- resande katslsk prest, som
tog sig fore att skildra vara skolor sasom
h6gsta grad omoraliska anstalter, delta pa
grund af samundervisningen af bada k6-
mem. Att past. Hendricks anmarkningar
skulle framkalla harm och f0rtrytelse till
och med bland kotolkerna, var naturligt.
Pastor Lansing tog dem till anledning for
ett f6redrag | Salem st. kyrkan sistlidne
s6ndags alton, dervid mindre fastande sig
vid sjelfva beskyllningarne, hvilkas halt
l6shet och l6gnaktiga smadelser han med
rata Ell ansag sig beh0fva visa eller veder-
lagga, an g0rande sina ah6rare uppmark-
samma pa, huru katolicismen langsamt
men sakert ar pa vag att blifva herre 0fver
Worcester. En- af stadens mera framsta-
ende politici har sagt, pastod past. Lam
sing, att Worcester inom 25 ar skall befin-
ma sig lika fullkomligt katolikernas ham
der, som New York nu ar Fran vara po-
litikussar kunna vi Ell vanta nagon help,
fortsatte talaren, ty de beh0fva de irland-
ska r0sterna. Einge katolikerna sin villa
fran, skulle vi ej hafva nagra skolor alls,
ty Neutrality-suspicious. Sro ej till for fol-
kets basta utan for presternas skull och
dessutom ligger Diet katolska kyrkans in
tresse, att folktt vet sa litet som m6iligt.
Talaren anf6rde vidare atskil!iga exempel
pa det katolska presterskapets oyilja mot
de allmanna skolorna och uppl8ste stycken
ur kstolska auktoriteter, hvari de pa det
skarpaste f5rd6mas. Slutligen uppmanade
han de narvarande att icke ut8sa sin vrede |
Oliver presten Hendrick - andra katolska
prester skulle yttra sig pa samma satt, ON
de hade sin 6fvertygelse - och sd smart |
gl5mma bort altsammans 'gen, utah vara |
vakna och pa sin post till skolornas f0rsvar |
den strid som f0restar.