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81 hose Indio Sflks are certainly porth nearer
81 than Soc. a gard. Neither extreme price
yepresents their real pattss.
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BLACK Goops DEPARTMENT
BLACK ALL-sILK NUNS YELLING FOR
WELLS.
The lightest weight made for veiling-neser
than the As,-sool or silk and Wool. and those
in need Of Nil VIII ind Just the thing for the
present season
IA in. VIDE. 81. 80 to a. 30 a yard.
BLACK MOHAIRs.
Pure English Mohair. in Brillisntine and
Tanise luster. 40 IN. wide
-45. 50. s5c.. 81. 90 and OIL - yard
Our Lse. grade is the same as is sold usually
for SOC. yard.
(First floor, annex OF 10th st. buildins)
WOODWARD LoTHRoP.
N.Y. 10th. 18th and -tsn.w
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HARDWOOD CHA111rs. l8o.
The cotton chsllies must not be compared with
these halfwool Eoods virgin stock will await you
Monday morning. Plain colors. in all the scarce
shades figures nnumerabe and polka dots in just the
size and shade you fancy. All at 1sc. yard.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued bslow.)
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ALLwooL Nuns YELLING.

You'll say. you are Judge. that SOC. yard is .
low price for such quality Goods Feel the substance
and note how beautifully it drapes. Cream. Navy,
Lilac. Heotrope. Light Blue and Pink were the only
colors our buyer could secure That's reason why
We bought to sell ut Soc The companion pieces
Of this lot are retailing in New York at Toe.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued belov.)
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IOnly 50 pieces Of thoss Polka Dot India SILKS
at Sc. a yard: Black and cotored grounds.
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HAMBURG EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT.
ONE WEEKS SALE
WHITE SWISS
EMBROIDERED FLoUNCIN0s.
We were fortunate enough to help out an In
porter with overstock Of 45-inch Swiss
Flouncinss. and. as . consequence. you have
the greatest opportunity We have ever offered
to buy fine quality White Embroidered Ffounc-
ings at the prices Of low grade ones
a PER PATTERN ROBE.
200 Unmade Dress Patterns-4syar ards in each
pattern-45 inches wide,
81 per pattern
$3.50 PER PATTERN ROBE.
500 Unmade Dress Patterns. ~ yards in each
pattern-45-inch Swiss Flouncing-mors elabo-
rate work than the last,
-e4.5 so per pattern
$3.50 PER PATTERN ROBE
150 Unmade Dress Patterns Az yards In each
still more elaborate in design and work than
the last-designs never shown in this city until
SIS. 50 pattern
1850 PER PATTERN ROBE.
LEO Unmade Dress Patterns, ~ yards in each
-45-inch Swiss Flouncinx- designs still more
elaborate. OF the most novel character and
never before shown in Washington.
SC. 80 each
$3.50 PER PATTERN ROBE.
$50 Unmsde Dress Patterns, ~ yards in
esch-4j-inch Swiss Flouncins-some Of the
choicest styles of the season and never shown
in this city until this occasion,
-&7. so each
DIST floor, ID annex
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ART NEEDIEwoRK DEPARTMENT.
900 COTTON REP SQUARES
Thists an entirely new material. dyed Go our
order in the newest art colorings and stAiuTed
In our own work rooms in exclusive designs
Size 30x30 in, sOc. each.--
sSF!ax Thread for emlroidering these
squares.
CHINA SILK,
20 inches wide, in a complete line Of color
extra value.
-JOc. yard
(Second foor. 2d annex
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CARHARr & Lr1pY

CARHARr 4 LE1DY
VIII offer special values in White Goods a.
121ac. yard. Plaid and Stripe Lawns, India
Iinons and Victoria Lawns
Plain Black India Lnon and Black Plaid
Lawns at I2sc. yard. These are all superior
values and well worth more money.
Ladies' Ribbed Cotton and Isle Vests at 10.
II. % and JOc. each.
, Ladies' Gauze Vests. high neck and long
sleeves. high neck and short sleeves. ct 25
and JOc.
Ladies' Gauze Drawers a. Soc.
Mems Gauze Gossamsr and Summer Merino
Shirts and Drawers. extra values at low prices.
just the thing for boys. Knickerbocier G.uzs
Drawers coming only to the knee; all sizes.
We are Offering big bargains in Mattine..
CARHART LEIDY.
N.Y. 9es 9Th St and 5O8 It. nv.
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NEckwEAR DEPARTMENT.

WINDSOR TIES AT 25c.
loo Dozen Windsor Ties. 36N5 inches. some
lsnser- plAids and printed designs China or
surah silk
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India Silks v generally b credited Nth SIX Dress
north 81 Q yard.
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w. A. Prncr & Co.
saOesssors to r O. psv,a
sloMarsss spsc..
Cornse sth Street..
RIDICULOUS SACRIFICE OF FINE
DRESS TRIMMINGS
THIS Is OUR CLEARING SALE of NEW
SPRING TRIMMINGS. This sale will begin
MONDAY MORNING. We cannot afford TO
carry over roods Of any sort. The MODERN
MERCHANT DOES NOT allow goods to &C.
cumulate and become old style and shopworn.
They would not do the public any good then.
We have had our season on these sooda Now
wewill let you have them ut q ridiculous price
All this springs goods and the newest styles.
BULLETIN OF REDUCTIONS.
Lot contains all Of the newest efectsin
FRENCH GOLD and JEWELED GIMPS,
HEADINGS. PASSEMENTERIES and ORNA-
MENT PASSEMENTERIEs At the following
REDUCTIONS:
~ AND s225 TRIMMINGS. MARKED
DOWN to 81. 25 yard.
81 BLACK AND SILVER PAsSE-
MENTERIEs. MARKED DOWN TO 81
YARD.
Sl.39 AND s1.l5 GOLD AND JEwELED
PAsSEMENTERIES. MARKED DOWN TO
J0c YARD.
Csc. AND Soc FINE GOLD GIMPS.
MARKED DO xN TO SOC. YARD.
81 AND 44c. FINE GOLD AND JEwELED
CHENILLE GIMPS. MARKED DOWN TO
Doc. YARD.
Sc. BLACK AND GOLD GIMP. MARKED
DOWN TO SIC. YARD.
25c. GOLD GIMP. MARKED DOWN TO
1Sc. YARD.
o5c. GOLD HEADING. MARKED DOWN
TO l5c. YARD.
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LAssBURaH & BRo.

LAxsBuRGH & BRo.
SPECIAL BARGAIN FOR MEN.
Longing and smoking Coats in plaid
WOODEN material. suitable Tor present
wear.
s4a5
This, Of course il nowhere near the
regular price asked you In Mems eK-
elusive Stores but with us 1t Is msrelys
chance purchase. Not our regular
line. and nlAkeita
SQUEEZING PRICE"
s4a5
capital Coat FOR Office wear OF II You
contemplate going away take one of these
comfortable coats with you.
s4a5
Avariety Of checks and plAids TO select
We are the ones selling
Tourist Balrs In
limitation Alligator
for sfc..
sizes to select from.
Size IL Il Il &c
ssc s9c. "a. s.r
BELTs.-we have all the new shapes in Belts.
SILK Belts.
Leather Belts.
Canvas Belts
Cotton Belts.
Sash Belts.
Tennis Belts
For men and women
Our Belts come regularly sized.
RUCHINGs.-Another Sample Lot Of Ruchins-
bought by US We are always On the
lookout for you.
.5c. Ruching for lac.
3Oc. Ruching for PIE.
BIC. Ruching for 25c
soc. Ruching for 2sc
45c. Ruching for S3c.
soc. Ruching for s7c
Tourists Ruchings. o DDS. to a box,
14c per box.
RUSSIAN LILACs-34 cts. Ier ounce. con-
troned by us. sample sprayed on
your handkerchief.
We have Just received a full line Of
Childrens Ginghan Dresses. with
To Gretchen Waist and fun skirt trim
mings, 9Sc.
Fit Plain Chsmbrsy Dresses. with Gretchen
waists and tucks. embroidery around
Chill neil and sleeves, 81 lg
Striped bingham Dresses. Gretchen
cren waist. full pun sleeve. embroidery aud
corded trimming. sl.4s.
Two, Checked GinghaIn Dresses, Gretchen
waist White India linen sleeves ana
Three fancy front embroidery trimming. el.6s
Checked Ginxham Dresses. ~" share
and waist with yaBdyke trimming around
meek and sleeves and cluster Of pearl
.::: s.; ): ::: :: !:
-: .: :: ; 6: !: :;
colors. 10 inches wide. PIC.
Henrietta Goth. in Tans and Gnys.
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BAND. Regular price. el.25. MARKED
DOWN TO 4Sc. YARD.
PAssEMENTERIE MEDICI COLLARS.
Made of Silk Rassementries in all of the new
spring shades Such HAVANA, HELLO
TRoPE, TAN. L. SLATE, d. SLATE. NJ.
BROWN. D. BROWN. GRAY. MODES. Reg
ular price. $3.50. MARKED DOWN to 81
each.
CHILDREN's DEPARTMENT.
We have just received another shipment Of
those Fine Gingham Dresses that We have had
such . This lot IL even prettier than the
first. All Of the Plaids and Checks. These
Dresses would be good value for sl.2o. OUR
SPECIAL price is CSC. each.
LADIES' SUMMER SKIRTS.
Our Underwear buyer has just returned from
New York. where she has been for the past
week looking around the market. She says
that she has picked up some very attractive
bargains in this department Among the good
things are some specialtes in LADIES' SUM-
MER SKIRTS In different SHADES OF MO-
HAIR. EMBROIDERED or PLATED RUIZ
FILES; also Real INDIA PONGEE SKIRTS in
different shades, all in the latest effects.
Come in and see them.
VA PIERCE & CO..
Successors to E. G. DAVIS.
s1s Market spaca
= osNS"e' Of AA@oA1
=" ioo =" A"~" nv" Aoo"
of 'ANSAiioN W" ih'i BALE onhAiho'
AND IL MAY ALSO fAofir foo 81 SHOWING
nv" NlohSeAnA 10 4" 0o"h on 'INo Al
oSoH IN onDAn ~ on lain 0noioA IN Ao'An'
fisHo SA"0AiNS'
We HAD
T MUNH ssTH = aS :.
TN uDppn nav. Los
src, Az .pxv on n.rDovs ,aou ORD
n,s,r,os 40 ..prnvrvops M on,rr
sucu occ.s,oNs "A THE .aovr u,vv urp-
.,npn ORR NAME FROM pryuouru pocx tn
THE GOLDEN GATE WE ARE AN r,rvrxr
NJ p,,r,xopp an, oon or urn .,oon ANN
n,xv or HER ROME ~ 70 70 vv, rx,,r
TON VIE HAVE pnsHrn oun cr, rnp,rv
INTO EVERY NOOK AMI GRANNY or THIS
LARGE CITY AND r. rs To HER HONOR
ruAr WE HAVE nR.wN Won o,rp NEAR
ur,eHnoRs INTO ACORN WITTY ru.r sprR1r
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sEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING

NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Established Is40 II
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A6T The salss psopIss scissors eiu Be Kept busy
Monday NTH tAoss Sc. India Silks and Go. Cream
Jap. Sfiks.
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tensions for postal elsrhs would b pseulhri
AxtinenI
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WOODWARD & LorHnop.

WOODWARD & LorHnor.
10TH. nth AND r Sis. NV.
REDUCTION SALE
BABY CARRIAGES.
Are you interested, II 80 listen TO this very
short story. We have more styles Of Carriages
than we can conveniently show in the space al
lotted TO them-more styles. in fact. than we
need. We have selected twenty-five Carriages
ranging in price from $40. 20 to s24 5O-snd we
propose that these Carriages shall become your
property within the next few days You shall
own them If you choose at what they cost US,
in some cases for less. The Carriages are all
new and desirable. The original prices named
in the following lis. are actual:
No. Ii Carriage. Former price, slO5o. Reduced
10 o..
No. 2-2carriaSes. Former price. ell. 80 Reduced
70 $3.50
No. 81 carriase. Former price. sll.75. Reduced
to -. 80
No. Al carriase. Former price. sla5o Reduced
to 80. So
No. So Carriages Former price. sla Reduced
to sll.5O.
No, 81 CARRIAGE. Former price Ella. 80. Reduced
to $40 %.
$40.
No. s-2carriagcs. Former price. Ella 80. Reduced
to $3.50
No. 81 Carriage. Former price. sI425. Reduced
tosn.jO.
No. lo-2 Carriages. Former price. sla ~. Reduced
to Sl2.
No. Ill Carriage Former price. sle. Reduced
to sI2.
No, l2-2 Carriages. Former price. sIs..5. Reduced
to $3.50
No. l3-l Carriage. Former price, sl7.5o. Reduced
to sl4.
No. AL Carriage. Former price. sle. IS. Reduced
TO $3.50.
No. l5-2 Carriages Former price. sIa. 50. Reduced
to SIS.
No. 1911 Carriage. Former price. soI. Reduced
10 els
No. III Carnage. Former price. s22 so. Reduced
No Isl Carriage. Former price. SCI. Reduced
to $3.50
No. l9-l carriase. Former price. ga. 90. Reduced
to $3.50
Perhaps. IL you first on the ground. you
VIII secure the best bargain. There il alwsysa
choice.
Fifth foor. 10th street buildingD
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MEpICI COLLARS Arsa On

MEDTCI COLLARS AT 500
Meiici Collars Of Black Lace ana Chiffon also
OF White Lace. combined with colored chiffon
rs follows: White and Pink, White and Mas.
White and Lavender. and White and Blue
$500 each.-
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We are 80 confident of our ability to thoroughly
please you that we very anxious to have you make
the test We give them all than ordinary atten-
tionand they simply 9l editions OF veteran lines
of high record.
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CHIFFON JkBOTS AT Sc.
yellow and Black, Pink and Black. light Blue
and Black. and White aud Black
--hbc. each-
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CHIFFON RUFFIING.

One or two rows-plain or embroidered edges.
white. Cream. Black. It, Blue. Pink. Csrdi-
mai. Navy Blue, Nile 'iroen. Lavender. Gray.
Mais. Black and White. and Black and yellow
81 Is D. -. % yar,i.-
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H1eH-CLAss WASH GooDs DEpaRr.
MENT.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
SCOTCH GINGHAMs.
100 pieces of whytlaws Famous Scotch Cling
hams in large variety of styles and colorinxs,
-19c. yard
SO pieces very Fine Scotch Ginshams in the
latest effects,
PIC. o yard
(First floor. 10th st. bulding.)
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RUCHINGS AT l6c.
Excellent values White. Cream, Black and
colors.
lie a yard.
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LACE JABOrs AT 6sc.
90 dozen Lace JabOts-special value.
Or. each
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MERrNo USDrnwEAR Drp,R1Mrxr.

Ost floor. under skylight.D }
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FANCY GooDs DEPARTMENT.
cRoCKERY AND GLASSWARE.
NEW GOODS.
800 Rose Bowls-All rose color.
-25c. each
50dozsn Tea Piates-dfty choice decorations,
-e1.50s dossn--
e-lnch Glass Bowls. In new patterns.
-2r. each
o-inch Glass Bowls.
-35c. each
oinch oiass Bowls-s.tin Aniah-vszy hand-
-l5c. and 5oc. eaoh.-
CALL BELLA
Several stylss Of Tsb:s Call Bella.
40. IS. 20. IS. 20 snd 5oc. sach.-
: Qeurth loor. 10Th q. buildins.)
WOODWARD = L0rnnoP.
ny2 lOsh. l1th md y - a-w
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There was no truth in the rumor yes
terday that the bone had been removed
from scott Wetzell's arm. The doctors
are vet hopeful that they may not have
to resort to amputation. The case Is a
very bad one.
Quite a number of Great Falls people
went up to Cascade last evening to at
tend the Odd Fellows festivities.
Among those we saw on the train were
Mr.. and Mrs. Athey, Miss Cameron, Miss
Mr.. and Mrs. Herring, Judge and Mrs.
Dyas, Mr.. Brown, Miss Leroy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Enfield, Dan Mckay, Miss Mcken-
zie, George Beckett, and Messrs. BELLS,
Gaunt, Giles, Henderson and Jones.
Miss +. L. Philbrook, the noted mod
este of Minneapolis, has concluded to re-
main one more day at the Park hotel In
| order to give everybody a nance TO see
her elegant display of imported costumes.
Madame Coe, who accompanies Miss
Philbrook, has also a choice selection OF
French millinery. Today 0~hursday)
will be your last opportunity to consult
these ladies'.
At a meeting of the rainbow Lodge
No. 90, l.. 0. o. F., held yesterday after
noon, the following officers were installed
for the present term: Geo. ii. Emneld,
N. G. Silas White, V. g.; Jno. 7. Dyas,
Sec; c. N. Dickinson, Tres; W. M. Cock
rill, Conductor; II. 7. Oakland, warden;
| James Bird, o. g.; Frank Goss, |. g.; =
b. Judd, r. S. N. g.; Daniel Mckay. L.
S. N. G.; W. p. Beachly, X. s. Y. g.; Jos
| Herring. l.. $. V. G.; Alex Mcpherson, H.
s. S.; Z. &. Poole, l.. S. $.
Articles of incorporation for the Min
nesota g. Montana Mining company were
filed in the office of Secretary Rotwitt al
Helena by John Watson of Minneapolis
J. B. Brown of Fort Randall, s. d., G. r.
Croft, f. G.. Ingersoll and William A
Dana of st. Paul. The capital stock OF
the company is $220,OO0 divided Int
100000 shares. Operations will be car
RED on in Meagher county, and offices in
st. Paul, Mimi, and Great Falls, Mont
The incorporators are the trustees.
The musical performers at Schmitz 4
Henderson's Milwaukee brewery an
nounce to their patrons and the public
generally, that on Thursday and Frida.
evenings of this week they will give
violin rendition Of the Reverie and Rom
ANA Milanqe, these gems will be givel
in addition to their excellent o.dinar.
entertainment. The performers will b'
Professors j. NJ. Navoni, s%oloist; Geo. II
Hoffer Shriner piano. 1T will be WORT
the hearing and we bespeak in advance
Y large and appreciative audience.
t Mr.. Steve Raleigh holds the ribbon
over a fine sorrel mare that is bound I
kick the dust In the faces of a good man,
: of Montana's fleet-footed trotters at tn
coming meeting of the Montana Ra;in!
. association. She is a direct defendant OF
both sides of the celebrated stallion
HambIetonian Ten. Mr.. Raleigh work
f her in the harness about two hours ever.
f day and the way she can get over tn
ground is a caution. Her movement
are easy and graceful and her actio
faultleSs.
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RECORD YOUR PATENTS.
A Matter That Ought Not to be Neg
lected,

A Matter That Ought Not to be Neg
lected.
The statement in yesterdays TRIBUNE
that an unrecorded patent is not worth
the paper it is written upon, was not
made with the intention of frightening
the public or doing any injury. What
we meant to say was that it is the duty Of
all who have patents to land to have the
same recorded in order to protect them
selves. If the patent should be destroy
ed by fire or lost, the patentee Or pNr-
chaser would have a deal of trouble in
getting another to take its place, as it
could be had only at the patent efice in
Washington. If it had been recorded a
certified copy of the patent would be just
as good evidence of title IN our courts rs
the patent itself. In making sales and trans
fers of land the purchaser usIallydemands
an abstract of title before making the
purchase. If the patent be DESTROYED
without recording. tue chaln OF u,ie
would he missing in the link from the
government. OF course with the patent
itself the owner OF the land could prove
his title in the courts without the patent
having been recorded because the original
is good evidence. II you have a valuable
tract of land, just make a sale OF It to n
business man, and see what he will say
when Won present him with an abstract
of title having peer issued or any other
evidence of tile having been passed from
the government. tell him it has been
patented but that the patent has been
destroyed, and see what he will say "b ,;,1t
would not report it as good under such
circumstances. We repeat that the care
| full br siness man will delay no time IN
having his patent recorded, thus making
his title clear in any contingency tina
NAV arise.
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cure, and the prisoners confined therein
with no fault to find with their treatment,
and we would suggest that in future sup
plies of bedding being furnished for jail,
blankets be purchased instead Of quilts.
The county hospital we find in excel
lent condition except that at present it
seems to be o~vercrowded.
The county treasurer's books show that
his office duties are carefully and etic-
iently attended to in the interests of the
taxpayers OF the county, and everything
is as 1t should be so far as this body Is
able to detect.
The Office of county clerk and recorder
was found in a good condition, and the
books are apparently kept in a neat and
efficient manner.
We would respectfully suggest that
action be taken by the proper authorities
in regard To wire fences that are in II
fallen and dilapidated condition, and are
hurtful to the stock interests of the
county.
In the matter of selling liquor to the
Indians we are satisfied that the law has
been transgressed, but for the want VI
evidence which we deem sufficient to
convict have failed to find an indictment.
Referring to the case of dealing brace
faro which has been brought to our no
tice, we would respectfully say. that We
are convinced that brace faro has been
dealt in this city, but fIom lack of con
elusive evidence in the matter have
failed to find an indictment.
In compliance with the charge by the
court in regard to lottery tickers being
sold In this city, we have inquired into
this matter and are of opinion that a
present no such tickets are on sale in th'
city.
In conclusion we would state that w
are grateful for your explicit instruc'
tons for our guidance, and to the prose
cutting attorney for his kindly attention
and regal advice; also to sheriff anc
deputies for their promptness in comply
ing with our requests.
, All Of which is respectfully submitted
GEORGE BuDaE,
Foreman Grand Jury.
II ~ D,,,
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Mr.. G. j. smith, the western manager
for the American Publishing Company
of Milwaukee, completed arrangements
with the advertising committee of the
Board of Trade yesterday afternoon for
10000 copies of a bird's-eye view of
Great Falls, to be delivered in three or
four weeks.
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Big s from Boston.


soprano Solo.
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The BOSTON: & MONTANA COMPANY have selected
NORTH GREAT FALLS as the site of thelr IMMENSE FAC
TORIES, which will furnish constant employment to thousands
of workmen whose CASH WAGES will circulate every month in
NORTH GREAT FALLS and vicinity.
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The Ramsey Hennessy fight in Ml'-
0ou,a comes off this evening. A good
deal of interest is felt here in the mill
because Hennessy is the man who Is to
meet Carroll or Curran, of Great Falls
A telegram received by the TRIBUNE
this morning states that both men are il
good trim and Il hard battle is expected
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Big S from Boston.

Oysters and Fresh Fish
Will be kept constantly on hand by the
Great Falls Meat company.
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The NJ. f., Church Social.

Mrs. C. L. Collins will entertain the
Methodist social at her residence on
Fourth avenue north this evening from 5
TO II o'cloch. Refreshments viii be
served and all who come will be welcome
The following programme speaks for
itself:
RaaI;np ...... ."Symphontu, -
Mrs.. j. Barnes, Jr.
Pass Solo ....... ............. MIR. g, +. Wiltsr
Recitntion. 'The Rhyme OF the Duchess MAY
Miss Armstrong
| Soprsno Solo. ..... Mrs. Ira Myers
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-01-31

Five hundred Towels, all grades, which
we bought before the advance, at cost.
Joe Conrad.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-01-31

Linen goods have advanced probably
more than any goods in the market, but
we bought very heavy before, 81 that we
will give you the benefit of our fore
sight. Joe Conrad.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-01-31

Call and see our lamps. Bee Hive
Store.
The record-union., 1891-03-13

must have n head Mt all times and con-
tinuously. When it has not anarchy is
invited TO enter the seat of authority.
II Is essential TO order that he who is
actually in tho seat under a shadow of
authority shall be recognized. Even
should such one be ousted his acts while
dc Jacto Governor must be held to be
binding. All this is necessary to peace,
TO order, and to the safety of the State
from domestic broils.
Now Governor Hill cannot have any
official knowledge that there is a contest
in Connecticut over the Office of Gov
ernor. He can only know that there is u
contest through newspaper reports. But
he is bound to take notice that tho Gov
ernor de Jacto and using the great seal is
properly in Office. Hence his action in
refusing recognition to the requisition of
the Governor of Connecticut is danger
Gus and revolutionary, and should not
be deemed a precedent. If it is taken as
such it will lead to the most serious
trouble between States, and will place it
within the power of any vicious Gov
ernor to involve the people in difficulties
that if the States were Independent coun-
tries might precipitate war.