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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-01-30
Free Church Ordination

The council met yesterday afternoon at
Free Church to examine William Thayer
Jordan.
The council organized with Rev. F. T.
Bayley, moderator and Rev. S. K. Perkins.
scribe. The churches represented In the
council were: Second Parish. Rev. j. G..
Merrill, pastor. f. ID. Winslow, delegate
State street, Rev. F. T. BayIey; pastor OF
high street. Rev. W. FL. Fem; pastor St
Lawrence street, Rev. A. FL. Wright; pastor
Bethel, F. Southwortb; West Church, Rev
S. K. Perkins, Mr.. ID. C. Fuller, delegate
Williston. Rev. d. III. Pratt; Woodfords,
Rev, E. z. Wilson, Deacon j. Ill. Clark, del
egate; Cumberland Mills, Rev. e. NJ. Cous-
ms.
After practical examination 1t was unan-
imously voted to ordain the candidate.
The following programme was given in the
evening:
Organ Voluntary
Remarks by the Moderator.
Reading of Records by the Scribe.
Reading of scriptures by Scribe. - A'''
Orualnlng Prayer .....-......k Rev. A. III. Wright
Right Hand Of Fellowship. ...... Rev. FIT. Baylry
Sermon. .................Rev. j. q. Merrill. D. ID
Concluding frayer.. Rev. Il. I. Bayley
Rev. Mr.. Jordan has been laboring at
Woodfords for some time and is well known
by all in the vicinity as thoroughly devoted
to bis work,
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The breathe, today
Is likely to be
stormy.
PORTLAND, JAN. 80, 1891.
T<O-DAY we open a
i line of printed IN
dia Silks, an i'm
mense variety of colorings
at prices which put these
elegant fabrics on a buying
level with ordinary dress
goods.
Our selection of patterns
and colors has been gov
erned by an ambition to
make this the finest and
most attractive display of
Oriental Dress Silks that
has ever been offered here,
and in making prices we
have had in mind the fact
that at this time of the year
you're a good deal more
interested in bargains, want
able or not, than in any
sort of merchandise at reg
ular prices.
At Soc you'll see twenty
styles of real India Wash
Silk in as many different
colors.
At $I.oo are half as
many designs in black and
white.
For $I.oo and $I.25 we
show a beautiful line of
soft, light figures on white
and cream grounds. These
are extra width and quail
ity.
Another line of narrow
er goods with bright print
ed figures at Csc.
We have also marked
down our entire stock of
Cheney Bros Wash Silks,
carried over from last sea-
son, to Soc yard. They
were $I.oo and $I.25.
Stripes mostly, the right
sort for outing dresses,
blouses, etc.
These goods will be
ready this morning in the
fancy work department at
the extreme lower end OF
the store.
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feb6M,w

All cases OF weak or lame back, hack.
ache, rheumatism, viii nnd relief by wearing one
OF Carriers Smart Weed and BelIadonna Back
acne flasters. Price 20 cents. Try them.
ian2G d&wIw
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PROF. BROWN.
THE OPTICAL SPECIALIST,

u
Is now at the IA mouth Hotel. ONCE hours,
l.3O 10 and to $50 p. m. Any ap.
pointments made with HIS advance agent,
or orders sent to the Falmouth. will be promptly
attended to on his arrival Perfect fitting specta-
Giles make errors Of refraction aud accommodation
as though they did not exist. Nervous troubles
and head aches, cue TO sucn causes, entirely dis
appear, when spectacles are correct Ills stock
OF Artificial Eyes was never so large; If you re-
gard comfort or looks call and see. The following
are Jew OF the many persons with unusual defects
OF vision, who say: Since using speetaeles made
by Prot. Brown, their vision has been much more
satisfactory than ever before:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. &. Proctor, S23 Congress street.
Mrs. j. NJ. JORDAN, los Pine street.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. n. Greeley, 65 Quebec street.
Miss Mary q. Beal, AZ Franklin street.
Mrs. Phlneas Aver. 169 DaufOrth street.
Mr.. Chas. Barker, 60 Clark street.
Mrs. Geo. ID. Perry. 173 Clark street..
Mrs. j. T. True, Quincy street.
MIR. j. q, Wilson. "a Winter Street.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Pierce, 1T Grant street
Mrs. &. ID. March, az Oak street.
Jams WF&Mu
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MOrtgagee's sale of furniture at 10 am. today.
+. .. Bailey g. Co. will sell the contents Of the
Canadian House, 179 Fore street. See auction
column.
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Unlike any other, Johnson's. Anodyne Llniment
is for Internal as much as for external use.
jan28 eod&w1w
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TO LETT.
AGENTS WANTED.

TUANTED-Agents TO send for the Daisy Knife
w and scissors Sharpner. Guaranteed TO give
satisfaction or money refunded. sells at sight
Territory free. Apply at once, BRADFORD Co.
"a School street, Boston, Mass, 26-i
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Edison's monograph speaks for itself, so does
White Beavers Cough Cream" Every bottle is
warranted by the manufacturer. octid6m.
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The Monument Inscription.
To the Editor OF the Press:
This inscription for the Soldiers Monu-
ment is suggested by . DeDnysville cores
pondent:
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NEW ADVERTISER RNTs TVDAs
FIRST PAGE.
Legislative notice. .es
Railroads, telegraphs ana expresses
FINANCIAL
Colorado Mining Investment Co.
ADJUSTMENTS
stookbrldee entertainment.
FOURTH PAGE.
Rines BROTHERS.
owen Moore Co.
'lcthinp-Farrington Bros,
MIR sale--A. &. Libby & Co.
Salesman wanted.
For sale-H. 4. Mccarthy.
Lost Tiger eye ring.
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1861. II 1865.
This Monument Is Erected in
Perpetual Memory

This Monument Is Erected in
Perpetual Memory
of
More Than
-Four Thousand (40OO) Citizens of
Portland,
Brave ana Patriotic Men,
Who During the War of the Great
Rebellion,
In the Army and Navy,
Went Forth with with Sublime Courage
TO Fight and TO Die Tor the PepetuatiOn
Of the Constitution and the UuniOn
Of the
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. a
OF These, "The UDreturning Brave"
Numbered 400, Slain ON the Field Of
Battle, or Died Elsewhere During the
War, OF Wounds and Disease.
To Them, Ole and All, Honor and
and Tears and Grateful Remembrance.
Equal Honor and Gratitude for Those
WHO, for Their Country, Willing to Die,
Survived.
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FOR SALE.
MALE HELP

HAY and grain business and stable property;
III one Of the best OF chances for a smart man
with a small capital to make money. Address
p. o. Box. 1704, Maiden, Mass. tan2Gdlw
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ENGINE AND BOILER.

WE have for sale an H. r. horizontal boiler
w and III. p. engine both In good repair,
at lessthan one-hah cost. Boiler nearly new;
genuine bargain.
POOLE BROS, Mechanic Falls, Me.
fan20 d3t
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o'DAY, THE ALDERMAN.
Lothrop's stock company will return to
the Portland Theatre for Monday night only
producing the comedy-drama Of To-Day, the
Alderman cast to the full strength of the
company, led by Mr.. S. K. Ryan and Miss
Katherine RobeY.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-08-01

them or shall | 60 back 7 | switched
and switched, and thought and thought.
| saw behind me all the hard work I'd
done, all the chances I'd had taken
and lost. and felt old and used ND and
40 good. NV sense told me to turn
back sud make my fight where I was
known. There was safety in that ANY,
way.
"Bnt Ia been camping night after
night with the boys ahead of me. and
1t made M lonesome To think of part
ing company with them. So after
switching and switching the lrsr on
the trail. and feeling weak ana human
because | Yielded. | mounted my horse
AGAIN and rode on after the party.
II got to tile (nmstock. and !. six
months ! made half 4 million dollars.
That is the foundation Of what I've
done since. Now, why shouldn't |
have turned back when | hesitated /?
It would have been sensible. eonserva-
tive to do that. But | DIDN'T. and be-
canse | didn't won. YOU'RE ever in
ciinta t. think there's no such thing
~ luck Just think Of me-"
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An Arkansas Shaker.

"Wall, old fellow, what's the mat
ter ?"
"Only little agur, stranger, but
thought would shake myself out er
hide"
1--WE had 'em myself, friend: | Tux
Dr.. Westmoreland's Calisaya Tonic
and | never have a shake"
Good advice to a friend who was
shaking is implied in tile friends re-
ply. No case Of malaria has ever been
found which batfied its curative pow
ers. and u physician has used it
successfully in the treatment Oftyphoid
fever. 1t crsts only $1.00 a bottle and
one or two bottles will stop the fever.
But it at Thibodeaux's Pharmacy.
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Danger Prom Lightning.

Very many people suffer seriously
from their ungovernable tear Of light
nlng. 1t Is not unreasonable to fear
the lightning stroke Its sudden yisi-
tatlon is well calculated to excite
alarm, and It's often serious and some
times fatal injuries to life and ore
ty intensity apprehensions.
This IS the season when thunder
storms are usually most frequent and
severe, aud every reasonable precau.
ton should be taken to protect both
life and property from the lightning
stroke. Especially should barns be
carefully protected as the gases caused
by new crops packed i'll mows ate
highly ll.saniuabie. aud instantaneous
combustion often follows an electrical
discharge Oh CT near a barn. Barns
are also more exposed because Of the
general absence OF trees around them.
Many houses have been saved from a
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-08-01
Well Turned.

She-And john has married Miss
Splaine. Wei, lc certainly din't
marry her Tor hel beauty.
lle-No, he marricdle K for her money
but She thinks he married her for her.
beauty.
She-How foolish she must be.
He-Not at all. Its womanlike If
You We're to be married tomorrow YOU
would think Won were being married
for your beauty instead of-er-instead
II Your beauty aud intellect combined.
N. y. Press.
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HEARTS, START In LIFE.
Accident Wade the Late Senator 4 Mil.
%li0naire.

The late Senator Hearst once told
me-" SAID q man to a st. Louis Globe-
Democrat reporter. "he regarded his
possession Of m immense fortune
nothing less than a miracle. Was IL
years DID," lie said, when tile row
made over the discovery If Comstock
SILVER mines set the whole coast wild.
Il lad been disappointed in the work
| had been 1t and found myself pretty
nearly broke. | had enough Ia Ink Il
horse and the outfit. and started over
tie mountains from California with
the boys. That broke mc, and /
wasn't feeling happy. beca:;sa It'd
worked and Struggled antl ~~pteaIated
q good many years, and it struck me
as rather rough THAT i man III my are
should have IA start out, asI did then
Ike 1 Young fellow. There were
about ten o. twelve Of III i'll the par
tI, and as was blue they let ma alone
rather. and mE mustang being Worn
down stopped Oh tie trial. put nv
arm through tie bride ana picked out
a rock sit on.
"Ihe lest Of tile boys rode Jill. Inf r
sat there. There wasn't anr reason
why slloald particularly. only Ibid.
The whip had was a willow switch
La pulled from a tree IL | rode along.
As sat there | switched the dust Of
the trail and thought, shall | 20 with
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-08-01

THE EDITOR ENGAGED.-Ofice Boy
Man downstairs wild IA bill, sir.
Country Editor-Tell Inn I'm out.
Oats wot | told i'm. sir, an he said
he seen you at tn window wild a big
pair o. shears in your hands,
"Um-Tell him I'm busy clipping
coupons Good News.
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ACADEMY.

BOYS OILY, Incorporated in 10 ).
Thorough preparation for all colleges and
for business. Home care and training in
PRINCIPALS family. Send for catalogue to j.
Z. Norris, Prin. Canandaigua. n. T..
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-10
JoTTINGs ABOUT TOWN.
A. II. Martin is the happy father Of a new
daughter.

A. II, Martin is the happy father OF a new
daughter.
Expert W. A. spinks and Ed. Campbell
will Rive An exhibition of balk line billiard
playing at Marks tonight.
Charles Thompson and Thomas MetcsIf
have located the E~speran2er lode \ J.b.
Wright the East LODI in len Mile distrios.
Il. G. Merrill has presented the Board OF
of Trade with a mineral caoinet nlloa Wiln
isnecimens from mines in different parts OF
the state.
Do not forget the meeting to arrange
celebration Of the Fourth of July. See that
you are at the Board of Trade rooms ~
eight O'Clock.
The engagement of Mr.. Lewis Morrison
and company will conclude this evening.
On Friday and Saturday evenings the great
Hermann will appear at MinS's.
Four men who said they were from Call-
! fornia were arrested ON upper Main street
last night and locked up at police heaa-
quarters as suspicious characters.
Mrs. Catherine A. Burge will lecture on
Domestic Economy" at the Helena busl-
ness college Friday evening. Ladies who
desire points on scientific cooking are IN
yited. There will be no charge.
Mr.. +. B. Wilson, State deputy supreme
commander of the knights of the Maccabee,
is in town for the purpose OF organlzlng a
subordinate tent. and would be pleased TO
hear from any old members of the order.
Mr.. James Towner. late of Broadway,
photographer, died yesterday morning at
the home of his brother, 666 n. Rodney.
Tho funeral services will be held to-day at
1880, and all friends of the deceased are IN
vited to attend.
Henry w. Meuth and Mrs. Sarah b. Max
son, both of Helena, were married yesterday
by Judge Woodman, The groom was for
merly of Minnesota and the bride is a ma
tive of Skagafdodi, Ireland. They have the
best wishes of many friends for a happy
future.
Owing to the meetings of the Board OF
Trade and city council no meeting was held
last evening to arrange a celebration OF the
Fourth of July. A meeting for that pur
pose will, however. be held at the Board OF
Trade rooms this evening at eight O'CLOCK,
and should be LARGELY attended.
Rev. Robt. Moffatt, of Cleveland. Ohio
preached last night at the Christian church
on Benton avenue, to a large audience. Mr..
Moffatt. who is one of the most prominent
and eloquent men of that denomination, Is
visiting with his old friend Rev. j. N.
Smith. He will preach again this evening
at the same place. Rev. Wood. of Butte.
will also be present.
The Northern Pacific will run a special
car to Bouider Springs this afternoon for
the accommodation of those who desire to
attend the opening of the Hotel May. The
train will leave at $3.50, going directly to
the hotel, arriving there at $3.50. The re-
turn to Helena will be on the $40 train
Thursday morning. The rate, one and one
fifth fare for the round trip, will undoubt-
eddy draw q large crowd
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Arrivals at tho Cosmopolitan.

w. Fl. Sutherlin, White Finley McRae. Helena.
Sulphur Springs. g. X. Holiness, Mime
r. F. feid, Missoula. apolis.
g.. 5. Collins, st. fau1. James Hanson, Roches-
John Clancy. Placer. ter.
d.. IL. Meier, Garden I'd. Shea. Eutte.
Grove, la. w. S. Vankirk, flkhorn
HI. Brown, Mason City frank Offerlee, Missouls
Iowa. &c McGiauhin, Anoka
Ed. U'Connor, Great Joe Lindsay, Living
Falls. ston.
7. a. Jones. | ~lliston. I. l.. Campbell, Glen
j. 7. Coyle and wife. dive.
Now York. Wm. j. Lewis. Butte.
F. j. Cronks, Cinnabar. John Martin. &. n. by
Il. NJ Black, Butte. y. +. Ryan. Townsend
H.. =. Howard and wife Miss Ella Parsons, Mis-
Seattle. sGula.
ID, McSaman. Miss0ula,
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The@@Wor!d Enriched.

The facilities of the present day for the
production of everything that will conduce
mankind are almost unlimited and when
Syrup of Figs was first produced the world
WAS enriched with the only perfect laxative
known, as it is the only remedy which il
truly pleasing and refreshing TO the taste
and prompt and ehectual to cleanse the
system gently in the spring time, or. in fact,
at any time, and the better it is known the
more popular it ecomes
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North River Shad,

Fresh mackerel, HOLSTERS, smells. black
bass. rock bass, whitefsh, trout, halibut,
salmon, Goldfish, tongues, and sounds;
creamery butter, ice cream, and sweet
cream: extra choice caulifiower and toma-
toes; dressed fowls, spring chickens. and
vegetables. Boston FISH nARKEr,
Telephone 81. Is North Warren street.
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Arrivals at the Grand Central.

O. r. II. Allen, Towns Miss Edda Lourey. st.
end. i-ouis.
Jno. II. Iourey. Colum- Walter Mathescn, Hele-
bia Mo. ma.
Chas Stevens, Roul- Mrs. Lawson Tibbitts.
der. East Helene.
J. X. Brooking. Chicago j. ". Powers, Great
Miss S. Benton, Great Falls.
Falls. W.. L.. Jewell. Stemple.
Griffith 6 atwood. Stem j. Schreiner, Towns
pie. end.
john Schink, Diamond. H.. NJ. Drew. Boston.
Il. W. Alaris, Yantic.
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Arrivals at The Helena.

f. r. Coffin. Rochester. W. +. Pelchn, Louis
J. 7. Woolman. city. vile.
f.. Z. Lusk, Lu>h, Nyo. l.. Ialy, Paris.
q. Il. boynton, y. Paul j. c. Andrews, Spo-
s. T.. Il axleld, Milwau- kane.
ke,. b. +. Parks, Cedar
W. II. Eearlos and wife. tapihs, iowa.
Minneapolis. J. &. Maslin, Chicago.
w. fl. 3axter, San Fran Frank W. Eastman,
cisco. New York.
W.. J. Harrison, New A. ID. Grain, Chicago.
York, VIM. Eos nberger, New
Peter Stems, St. Paul. York.
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AN EVEN FIVE THOUSAND.
Nine Subscribers to the Artesian
Well Proposition Give 1t a
Handsome Start.
Others Have Volunteered Their
Assistance and Are Expected
to Sign To day.
Agent Hinton illustrates in y Practical
Way the Value of Artosian Wells to
the Dakotas.

Despite tho bad weather yesterday, a
number Of gentlemen took the trouble to
90 to the Montana National bank and sub
scribe for stock in the proposed artesian
we'll company. Others who have ex-
pressed their intention to join will I'M
doubtedly come forward to-day. Three
lists are now out. and two of these show the
followiuv anhaNrihera.
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Look Mt TiiI'.

Commencing April 8 We will sell all kinds
OF chewing and smoking tobaccos at factory
prices. 0rPENiEIMER d. ASH,
international Hotel Block.
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Dissolution of Co-partncrsb

The firm of Bishop a Ilssip, dentists. has
this day dissolved by mutual consent, June
8, 1891. DR.. A. j.. Bishop has removed to
eth floor, Bailey block.
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Albion Lodge Order Sons of st. George,
No. 327, meets every Wednesday evening at
1870 N the g. A. X. hall, on Park avenue.
A cordial invitation il extended to all menu
bera and visitors to attend.
VIM. al. CATRoN, President.
". JANEs MURRAY. Sscretarx.
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The following passengers will arrive
here to- day on the west bound Northern
Pacific express: d. w. Sinner, j. A. Fow-
ler. G. l.. %Parkhurst. j. Fl. Myers, j. ii.
Price, w. p. Nickerson and wife.
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a grand special sale of ecrue lace curtains nov
i'll progress a the New York dry goods store.
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There are many forms % nervous debility in
men that yield to The use of Carter iron Fills.
Ilos whp are troubled with nervous weakness.
night swcata, ETC., shouid try them,
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DIR. j. w. Essig, dentist, has removed to
the Power block, rooms $40 and OIL fifth
floor.
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Arrivals at The New Merchants.

A.. c. Mel can, Butte. p. W. James, Butte.
D. j. Hanna, st. Paul. S. Bangs, MINNEAPOLIS.
Chas. j. Jacobs, san neo. v. Gait, Seattle.
francisco. j. A.. Harvey, Craig.
A.. DaElelson, Butte. W., |. Erior. Minneapo-
v. III. Masso". spokane. lis.
Thomas Merrill, him- J.. s.. Jones, Ravalli.
I'M. d. L. Hoggard, Living.
G.. h. Bea', Great Falls. sion.
+. Schroeder, Kansas {. H., Schumacher, St,
City. Paul.
Waller Little, Ilatts- Il. ii, Hay, Butte.
mouth. Simeon Ii. Jacobs, New
G.. i. Clay. Salt axe. YorK.
W. r.. Meyers, Timber Chas. L. Furguson
line. Omaha.
w. B. Reeves, Beloit. Wis.
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Have you seen the low prices marked on gents
furnishing goods at he lee Hive! If not. call
and see them. Underwear. shirts, hosiery, neck
wear, collars, handkerchief. et,., Mt prices that
are below bod rock.
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AT Private Sale.

From nine to II a. m. and from three tc
ak p. m. until sold, my entire household
furniture, including piano.
c. l.. NCCUTcaEoN.
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Do not fail 10 see The Bee Hive assortment If
baby carriages, which they are selling at 33t5 DOT
cent less than catalogue prices.
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Decorated dinner teJ, new design. III lieccs,
Just rec .iyed At he zee Live, price Slb.jJ. They
are daisies. Can AID see them.
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win Arrive To-day,

The best 80 cent dinner in the city at the Crystal
restaurant every day from II to i've.
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Everybody should read the New York dry
goods stores advertisC m,nt. Special offerings
in ecrue lace curtains, such as have never been
made in Helena befoIe.
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is the unfortunate and untimely ending Of
thousands of the American PEOPLE annually.
0 egon Kidney Tea is guaranteed to cure
all forms of kidney troubles. Take it in
time.
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Excelsior Lodge No. o., ]. %. u. r..

New Wilin2s and ruchInga received this week
at The Zee Hive. Popular Prices.
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street Commissioner kluge reported
s,SS3.6j expended for labor and teams.