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PROPOSALS.

P,H;1 1nr,o, s tok coNsILCcIING SCHOOL
o. fH5, + III SIf
constructing twos.ory fourroom school house i on
biloxi l3. iots9 and 20; BgooEland: Bank forms o:
sary information, can be Obtained upon apphcation
therefor a ne oce q the inspector Of buildings Of
forms will be considered The right is reserved to re-
Sd RS5sD e. d%ns
s.onsrs, d. c. jyi6-6t
I)ROPOsAI4s FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND
the nteri9r and Pune g.
vi" y 5sfsSiS :. 81.
1881. at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. for photolithosrsrh:
% S s Rss 1 1a
oris OF this Office snail he required to be reproduced
the WORK done will Se exhibited to Sderps wS 10
S, satisfy IL sas We rs f. all Pro
commissioner Of the general land Office, Endorsed
p ats Bond. with approved security. will be- re
CURED and the right to reject any or all bids is
y. July IA. 1s9l.-Froposals for fuel for U. S. Boz
sni Snrden Sr the e., ss , year ending june 30 1897
SstaPiS SSTsI &EEyk fFiPhS
SIt2 si@ saa gRoH rsq BY
tanic Garden. jylJ. 10. IL. ~. ~, "A, :,sS:}O
pROPOsALs FOR CoAL@-THE REFORM SCHOOL
L Of the District Of Columbia. Washington, d. c.,
Jay = Pre- posais VII b. received at my
noon OF } CLY EIGHTEENTH, lsgl Tor tie delivery
the reform school,. in such quantities and at sucL
times may be directed by the teient the
school OF tie following One hundred TONS more or
less white ash furnace coal; 100 tons more or less
of white ash ran2e coal. stove size. and 400 TONS
less of Georges Greek Cumberland coal Jump
and BROKEN TO lie i'll equal parts all of the Dest
quality and Tree from Slate other impurities to
weigh - 40 pounds the and tee OF ~ cents
ton to inspector 10 be aid by the contractor Right 10
reject ODDS defects is reserved PROPOSALS
br sealed and Endorsed Proposals for Coal" A. j.
FALLS, President of the Board OF Trustees. tyGLtd
nEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE WASHINGTON.
~ ID. C.. July 1Syl-Sealed proposals will lie re.
ceved at the office the chief CT rk ali superin-
tendent OF building. Department OF Justice, up TO
TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON. JULY TWENTY SEC
OND. for supplying the department during the scal
year ending June 30 IS. with the Following articles:
stationery. iuel, ice, washing towels ami mscel-
lsneous supplies. Schedules and information fur
nsned by chief clerk upon application. NM A
MAURY. Acting Attorney General. jyS-I2t
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Cansoian seaiers to BE Compensated.
Sir George Baden-Powen and DR.. @. NJ Dav-
son, Boring sea commissioner, arrived At VAN
couver. B. C., yesterday. They left for Preby-
Ion Islands at s Pm, where they begin the in
vestgataon Of the seal question. In replying
to the address presented BY the owners Of the
sealing feet Of Victoria Sir George said he was
~ noerty TO make the announcement that Cana
dian vessel owners would b compensated Tor
any losses sustained.
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All the street railway employees in Toledo,
numbering 49,, struck yesterday morning for
an advancement from e1.65 to % per day of
twelve hours. Traffic was entirely suspended.
A German engineer named Sandman has
girl named Emily Winter three times daily
for week. BY which treatment she was driven
violently mad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16

The Mississippi democratic convention met
at jackson yesterday, R. H. Thompson presid-
ing The object Of the convention was to NOM
mate a railroad commissioner. The iucum-
bents were nominsted.
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SHOOTING STARS.

Miss Mary Priscilla Mehitabel Jones
Felt chill Of cold modestE. clear to her bones.
For young man was near when she happened
to see
A garter snake coiled round the limb Of q tree.
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WIN Parallel the Lake Shore Road

1t is assured that Calvin S. Brice and Samuel
Thomas are at the head of . syndicate Whose
object is to parallel the Lake Shore system iron
Toledo in az near . bee line ss possible Mr..
Brice has gone to Europe TO try and interest
English capitalists in the new enterprise, and il
il said contracts will be let for the grading.
&C., on his return in few weeks. The compile
ton of this line will give the Brice- Thomas
syndicate control of q system that will have
connections with all sections of the country
and will enable it 10 compete with any company
on equal terms. Mr.. Brice while abroad viii
close contract for q line Of steamships TO run
from some port reached BY his system 10
Central and South American ports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16

pr oppressive spirit-the alcohol in the Their
mometer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16

''This is very well put" remarked the editor
rs he dropped the poem into the waste basket
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srEAMER GEo. LEARy leaves for Colonial
and Clifton Beach, Sundays Tuesdays, wednss-
days, Thursdays and Fridays ct Q am; SAtuF-
days, 2: 80 p.m.-Adut
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LADIES 50 HAsD-rrRx OxroRDs.
s2.55. Summer Clearing Sale. Ii per cent discount.
W. II. kENEAsTER CO.,
Ul4& Shoe Parlors. Ills st. n. ".
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NozIxr HALL-An-day excursiens on sstar-
dayA Fare, Is cents. Three ss1ps.-Adgl
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

w - ~ ~ l.
A VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE.-wILL BE
Cnilds" farm. Emory. upon which Mrs. NJ. A.
Childs deceased Lately resided containing % acres.
and al necessary outDuildinxs. Inc property SIX
aud Broosyiiie turniiKe and snyentn mas .ro,
wasnn.roh. ID. {. The ne-ghborhood OF the
best IN te county churches. schools ami post ofce
IN close proximity The iara Is IN an excellent state
RlS 70 yosEPH 5. ChILDs. Linden. Md. or T. L.
CHlLDS, on the premises. iyI6-6t'
WANTED-IN VIRGINIA. A COUNTRY HoME;
about ten acres partly timber; within ten miles
must be reasonabie and monthly Payments. L. q. r..
EoR sALE-44 ACRES TWO MILES FROM WASH
are ~ acre. adjoining the above per
rG house. ana o q, rsr a Tor renr Sven
n 1Ssih q sls II ia monthly ins'allmenis.
Eok sALE-GOING. AT A GREAT BARGAIN. A
sro0m COTTAGE within ten minutes drive at
MasninSton plenty shade and iruii; qusntity u
Sid ptGKEff 6NDB .i 81 Gn'S so
EoR RENT-CoUNTRI STORE ANb DWELLING
Il at Gleadae, b. and Z. II. Il. convenient to tile
tunity. Apply 10 ALFRED vERMfILiON at O glen
dale or 10 OABI.IEL DUVAL. 22s y. Charles ST..
baltlnloTe Jyll-6,
l,UR oALE-ONLY 81 MILES FROM CITY. Gao
h ~ r is S ORB PTS O St: n per
EoK sALE-A HANDSOME COUNTRY RESI-
dence three mites from city; new house and out
grove iocat.on lish ana healthy, sor terms. gu anu
Ply 10 IHoAAs DO@L4NG. lltn and Pa ave is 1906
EoR sALE-BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE. BLAKIs-
otson no osautoes sV sssht .
iai oresyvs- A bsryain- Plans at DANENHoTER's.
lSth and u sts. NV tyl-lm'
EOR sALE-A YARN OF 500 ACREs OF THE
= bes; land in Virginia; ONLY "a MILES From
other well to
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d. C.. THURSDAY, JUL
SHOOTING STARS.
Miss Mary Priscilla Mehitabel Jones
Felt chill Of cold modesty. clear to her bones.
For young man was near when she happened
to see
A garter snake coiled round the limb Of q tree.
A pr oppressive spirit-the alcohol in the Their
mometer.
"This is very well put" remarked the editor
as he dropped the poem into the waste basket
"What was that?' exclaimed q New York cit
izen as one of the special rain officers bombs
went off.
THAT" replied man who was interested in
the experiment, twas Dyren 4th Of July"
The saddest sigh
In times like these
Is the street car cry,
"Move forward, pleaser'
SThe Toronto regiment that is to be uniformed
in Scotch kits proposed to go considerably
further than giving exhibitions Of arms.
"That," said Washington business man as
his wife drove up in carriage, 'is -. 80
horse"
'You don't say sou exclaimed his sports
manly friend. HE doesn't look it."
Eyes" rejoined the business man as he but
toned his glove, my wife brings him around
every day at exactly half-past two"
The sportsman-like friend looked at the clock
and CONTEMPORARY rubbed the top Of his
head.
As 1t Is now vacation and systematic educa-
ton is denied the boys and girls, it may be
we'll to tell the class in astronomy that the
sun is not called a luminous body simply be-
cause it looms up SO.
A POSSIBLE VERSION.
He thought, while in q western town,
silk hat would become him;
In one hour Bloody Bill came down
And slyly stole it from him.
The following is contributed with the stated
purpose of satisfying both popular and culti-
waited ideas as to pronunciation:
Carnot
Dodged a shot
Which seemed to 60
Straight for Csrnot.
No milk is found, the meat is gone,
The fish afar has fed;
The dinner dreamed of since the dawn
Turns out to be but bread
Scare kills cat" wise people say;
The fate seems only fair
To anything that gets away
With such lot of care
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3l21 o 81, 10r fr. II 1. A. 900
;il:<. y Il. At b.....-.4. 500
l:=S1 Goth ST. Ut b....b.UD
l5l3 3Jth 81, l:1r b. g. $40
3lls y i. llr b. IN 1
l3l5. IL. ~ and Il
18th 81, Gr b. rent
so .Up,r month. 10, 900
3O,iS L -. an old man
sion en- the Helgnty
OF Georgetown, con-
tanning AZ. 49, sq.
ltNi.- -........--O. DSO
LING. l.,tr4 I'D ST. n. W.
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PERSONAL.

S2OO ehs6 Ia r 9FF gsI
Of safe sr4ie IL aEctl.er department AtTrss *
CHANGE. star one Dl0-If.
II YOUR LErTEs DATED MONDAY. JULY g.
H. and addressed lj$sB COrcOraa, received very
late Write ssain- Aires sAME. star oiice- IT.
DkIVATE DETECTIVE MORK IN ALL
II hrsncheS Hzbts % euip.Oyes and others
tanned. business street con entiaI terms reason
she Address Boz III staE Ofn-e- Jyio-6t'
AUTHOklZkD PRIV Ale DETECTIVE AGENCY
IA HhliAlns Co COMMUNICATIONS promptly at
tended 70 and strlCtly counsaenflAi. Ofice all
hour NA- WILLIAMS. manager. w b &C. u ".
DO In
ANVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ ant answer. send 10 cents 10
. w. fLlSN. A NJ. Ivy Institute.
ty1-ims southwest 18th aud h n ".
A POSITIyE FACT. We ARE PAYING TCIL
IN value for nrst-c.zss ,svond-LAlu clotninx
Aatrsss cal - JIsTH's OLD sIAND. olv Dss.
AU. yell
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CPRING LEAF TEA.
" . friend during the
hot weather and when
ICED SURPRISINGLY psls-
table. % cents . pound.
n. W. BCRCHELL.
lSx5 y st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16

The following is contributed with the stated
purpose of satisfying both popular and cult
waited ideas as to pronunciation:
Carnot
Dodged a shot
Which seemed to 90
Straight for Carnot.
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A POSSIBLE VERSION.
He thought, while in western town,
A silk hat would become him;
In one hour Bloody Bill came down
And slyly stole it from him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16

l. OF SALE-EASY PAYMENTS FINE NEW
EIus-. 6l3 81. rooms. bath. pantry cellar,
cabinet Eartels. hn-y ~. 40
. New 9roUln part brovn-stOne front dwelling. lOUG
Mass ave good ysru. sD-fOUt alley. furnace,
eeCtriC lihting. richly papered terms TO st
lS>.fL L. W. III rOOI:ls. new: lot 19x714
WI 81 N kIGmL = SlOCkEII. $40 = 81. u. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16

''What was that?" exclaimed q New York cit
izen as one of the special rain officers bombs
went of.
That" replied a man who was interested in
the experiment, twas Dyren 4th Of July"
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L OR SAL
II s.b Poplar st, ar

Il 20 IcsIIar 81, Ar
II 1890 ---.-.-....-r .SN
li.b .itfh =. Or fr...-1.:gO
gu : u, ~ fr......1. J,Bl
5-tS y 81. ~ FIJI. S.B'
:s-ii. - -. tr q. II l. -. y ~
l@U".stth -. .r.ml--2..s tl
l---.i-.'ih 81. srD. IN id OUU
.-.i.' lrOsi-Ct ave. or
y. l4-l --------.-- Ob
:kblu % u. u b. IL l. 3.Ob
.S-s'4 y -. ~. III I....3. -
l.Esl 18th s.. Or b-...3,.g
JNi5 C II. fIGr
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The saddest sigh
In times like these
Is the street car cry,
"Move forward, pleased"

SThe Toronto regimen. that is to be uniformed
In Scotch kits proposed to 60 considerably
further than giving exhibitions Of arms.
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-, l. i. KAISER,
Gll Loom 4. Atlantic building.
l. Or sALE-HANDSOML NLw 3-sIOKY BRICK
\ cneliIL-, lstGb 18Th 81 ". - rooms aud
tath fOoii all latest ugroVensuts carefully bullt
u er our p~rsons SUPERVISION amt rEst class every
Te-fvrt. House open Tor INSPECTION Tor .urther par
y. y y snd Frics Apply 10 lLLR kUIIlEEFORD.
III. 81 n ~ jelJ-JOt'
E'UR SAIE-PkIcE. 600, s.UO CASH PAY
nlent. monthly payments s222 ~. fer Of those
Zstury and b2sen4eLt nrlCz dwellings, rooms and
b&tl room. al mod lInprOy 1ti 81 Just
s.N Penn ave- "a IL TYLER L kUIHEkEOKD,
ISO' Z 81 NV iy4-2w'
LOR sALf-s2.O OO. on EASY TERMS. NEW
4 bg.sk rUons and bath. all NH, handsomely "a
pered Inquire AZ ~, l2th St sc. JyIi-,f'
ISOR sALE-HOwAED AVE MOUNT PI.fAsANT
= new tlsht-Toou house, gas, cellar amt beal
AVN Ntn friii y 81 nds; lot 4U1l>O. with stable
Sn premises - si-tr. D. NJ GObDACEE. jyll-2w
EC. sALk-Isus. I9Uo. I5Us 10TH ST y. ". !;
= twostorS b4y -Vln-Ow and Enxiisl. basement
hrlcAss ali modern illprovvrnc nts: cabinet trant.is
electric be4ss CCLTi,te every Iarttcuar. terms
easy nearly finished ACkLB x GADS ". loo, u
o. n W iyylm
L.Ok suE-AT MODERATE PRICE-Iso FOR
y reEt a. $40 per month. house bI> l. - Il N .
two story e-gOon brick. al moi. inps and nl-ay
IaI<r-d tEroushout- r IL Smith SONS. las
- ~ .ys-2w
EOR sALE-3sIORY AND BASEMENT IOLROoY
All bath bay window br K l:EBs K lOt .5ltIOO
LrOI ertiss OF y-S4at lots lrIss. 5000
iy2-lm GEO p GRAHAM. 1919 ST.
L.OR -ALE-sEVLRAL SMALL HOU~Es Al BAR
GAINS. On terms 10 SUIT purchasers, Ia part q.
sss,5-Ia wM. =. HOFFMAN. 1921 T stn.w
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FOR SALE HOUSES.

NOR SATE-NASS AVE. NEAR Sd ST. NE
northern exposure two-ssory and basement press
brick hay window. rooms, al m 4. PARKING and
yard bargain 50 BOO. MERRILL. h WHITE.
yIf-:Y ll14 I ST n W.
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t.OK SALE-4TH ST Ne, ELEGANT NEW d.
II room I-~-~-brick dwelling; bath and all con-
VsIllsnce-. b. ARRANGED monthly payments:
Irlee - NO T. > DONALDSON. .r..J ST., Room 3
Nli3f.
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L'OE SALs-i.yTH 81. Nv. MAR &, ..-STORY
II bricA : rooms and bath; rented at 80 per
Ir:cr. eJ.J,sL CT NSON JUSTICE 6D6 + ST. ~ lj-2'
I.'OR SAL!-H ST. v E..2 NEW 2-STORY AND
Il celia houses rooms and bath. lot I9xsi o al
ley $40 cash. balance monthly. $3.50. GUNSON
* u SfICI. TO II. L jylJ-:9t'
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WANTED-IN VIRGINIA A COUNTRY HONE;
w about ten acres; partly timber; within ten miles
of Washington house Oh about Ell. LIT ROOMS Price
must be reasonable and monthly payments. Z. u. r.
Star Office iyl5-:jt.
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l'OR SAII-HANDSOME INVESTMENT NORTH
i east. new Groom bay-wndOw brlca las la;roUe
hnr rans-, lri.e = tt-' rent tor ia terms
easy. 4. . DONALDSON. y41 =; n W.. Room g.
TlI-5t'
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As 1t is now vacation and systematic educa-
ton is denied the boys and girls, it may be
well to tell the class in astronomy that the
sun is not called luminous body simply be-
cause it looms up so.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1891-08-14

Buy your Eastern lumber from
Dubach Lumber Co.
j. C. K. Barker went to the
Springs this morning.
Drugs, perfumeries, paints and oils
at the Neihart Pharmacy.
DO you want a fine cottage door:
Dubach Lumber Co. has them.
The deal for another large hotel at
Neihart was completed last night.
If you need anything in the lum-
Der line cell on the Dnbach Lumber
Co.
Get watches repaired at the Post
Office jewelry shop w. 6. Norman,
prop.
J. G. kenmouth, a practical hotel
man from Langdon, N. d., is in
town on business.
Doctor Weitman; diseases peculiar to
ONE and surgery a speciality. Room
II, Dunn block, Telephone ID, Ct. Falls.
Phil Kcssler keeps the best assert.
ment of pianos, organs and all
musical instruments in the Falls.
Dressmaking, mems shirts made
and sewing of all kinds done by Miss
Lura NJ. Alkire. Residence with
Mrs. Allen.
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THE NEIHARTROD AND GUN CLUB

A meeting Of the Neihart Rod and
Gun Club, was held last evening for the
purpose of organizing. John Cromwell
was elected president; Richard Brennan,
Vice President, r.. +. Brooks, secretary;
Chas Mix, treasurer; Gcn'l Manager, p.
f. MCGOWAN. The first regular meeting
of the club will be for practice on the
afternoon of August 16, at their grounds
opposite the Manitoba house. There
are some good marksmen in the club
and with proper practice they will shine
as lights in the worlds array of crack
shooters. They already have a single
trap and a large stock of blue rock clay
pigeons.
Last Thursday the Montana Cent
raj resumed it's service to Monarch.
The arrivals of the first engine were
greeted by many people. No more
washouts for a while.
Our prospectors are of a class who
have liberal ideas and deserve a roaring
success.
G. y. Ladd went to the Falls this
morning to remain during fair week.
DR.. Gray will remain one week longer.
A number of our citizens will take in
the Fair at the Falls next week,
Andy Johnston, Of Mix & Johnston,
Jas. Gordon, W. E. Johnston and Peter
Falgo, have purchased residence lots
on the Compromise ground and will
soon erect dwelling houses.
f. B. Dubach's building is now being
raised. on his lot opposite the post-office.
25x40 it. 2 stories high, store room be-
low and five rooms above. A fine store
will be put in, and wnen finished, it will
be one of the finest buildings in town.
Kick on trash and slop being
thrown into tho creek. The effect
will be noticed in proportion to the
size of the foot.
The Episcopal Bishop, of Mon
tana, was in town on Friday and
preached on Friday evening to a
large congregation in the school
house.
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MININGMEN ATTENTION!

1t will pay everyone wanting mining
machinery Or tools of any description
to call on or address Geo. l.. Stevenson.
Ct. Falls, Mont. The largest line of
shovels, sledges and picks in Montana.
Agt. for NJ. l.. .Davidson's steam pumps
and hydraulic machinery; Lancaster
rock and ore crusher, fitted with elevator
buckets and mounted on Il truck delivers
the crushed product into cars on track
without handling. One of the great
labor saving machines of the age; COM
pact sclf-contained and portable. We
also carry a full and complete line of
steel wire nails, with prices as low as
the lowest. Steam engines, hosting
engines and cornich roll and mine
pumps, wrought iron mine cages and
buckets; fine iron and steel wire rope.
Orders promptly executed. Write for
prices before placing orders elsewhere.
GEO. L. STEVENSON,
Great Falls, Mont.
If you want a bill of groceries for
sash at the lowest possible price,
cend to Dunlap & Gaunt, Great
Falls. They will treat you right.
j. y. circuit is local manager for
the Dubach Lumber Co.
j. S. Gordon went to the Falls last
Wednesday.
Hugo Mattlies' wholesale liquor house is
the only place to buy pure liquors at rea-
sonablc prices.
Spring chicken at Hollis.
0. N. Hollis for square meals.
E. d. Stevens is the champion
house painter.
Get a first class meal at Hollis
Lunch Counter.
Fresh bread, pie and cakes instock
at Mrs. Sprague's.
Insure your building with Chowcn &
Wilcox, Great Falls.
All the latest dishes served in fine
style at O. N. Hollis.
Z. ID. Stevens comes we'll hooked
up 10 do house painting and decor
ating in all styles.
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NOTICE.

If you have any property for sale,
or wish to buy, call on Gordon &
White.
If you wish a business or residence lot
on the Compromise ground, Ncihart.
Address Chowcn & Wilcox, Great Falls.
Dubach Lumber Co. will furnish
you with boards and dimension.
If you need brick Dubach Lum-
Der Co. will furnish them on short
notice.
Go to Dubach Lumber Co. for
doors, windows, building paper and
mouldings.
Spragues for ice cream.
Get lunch at Mrs. Baldwin's.
Go to w. j. Minar's for drugs.
Fresh fruits, nuts and cigars, at
Mrs. Baldwin's.
French bread, pies and cakes, at
Mrs. Baldwin's.
Quality and not quantity, is what the
Great Falls Paint Co. say in regard to
their paints. If you want Il first-class
job and not doped by painters, buy the
Great Falls best prepared paint Of the
Pioneer Drug Store. 1t will cover mort
surface for the money, than any paint
that can be made, and we will guarantee
it in every particular.
GREAT FALLS PAINT Co.
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Call and see DR.. Gray, the Great Pain

Call and sec DR.. Gray, the Great Pain
less Dentist.
Frisco House.
r. D. Langhornc is building a two
room house back Of his shop for rent.
1t is 14x16 and will be a quiet and con
v~enicnt place for a residence,
Geo. S. Baily's new cottage is near
completion and will be occupied by him
tomorrow. II is n -:of. the improve
mcnts of Forest street.
Messrs. Mayer & Wilson are erecting
a handsome dwelling house on Main
street. 1t is situated on their property,
the Copper Bottom Lode.
D. A. McKlcnnan has built a good
house for his private residence near
Forest street.
Several brick cottages have already
been contracted for.
Mr.. Ladd is cmbcllishing his residence
with a picturesque and artististic fence.
X. D. L%anghornc's bath rooms have
been rc-paintcd and otherwise made
more attractive and convenient within
the past few days.
W. II. Banks residence is painted and
is about ready for occupancy. 1t has a
beautiful veranda and a lookout on the
top. Mr.. Banks has no small ideas.
IL. X. Bowers house is fast approach
ing completion. 1t stands ncxs to
Frank Oden's cottage and contains
eight rooms.
JAS. Banding is building Il livery
barn on the west side, the same to be
finished in two or three weeks. The
frame will be 35x70 feet with 1G foot
posts.
''The Mail is in receipt of a letter
from Geo. Brown, formerly of this
place, but now of Neihart, Mont, in
which he renews his subscription and
expresses his good wishes for Oak
ota's prosperity. He reports an abb
undance of rain in that section. He
gives a short sketcho If Neihart which
we reproduce in his words: "Nei-
hart is a town of about 1900 popul-
alton, but growing very fast; there
are now about 40 buildings under
course of erection. Its resources
are mostly mining. There is now a
pay roll here of about thirty-fve
thousand per month and probably
will reach n hundred thousand per
month inside of a year."-Edgerly,
IN. d. Mail.
Charles Wegner, manager Of the Holt
or Lumber Company, came to Nelhart
last evening on business connected with
the company. He has not been here till
now for six weeks past and says he was
astonished out of mind ut seeing so much
improvement and SO many new buildings.
The town has taken a wonderful leap in
those six weeks and Mr.. Wcgneris strong
in the belief that the town will have a
great growth, and become the leading
camp in the State.
J. l.. Neihart has just received a hand.
some piano, to add to the attractiveness
OF his already attractive home.
All the buildings have been removed
from the right-of-way. J. S. Cook man.
ipulated the forces.
Lots Of strangers in town.
Kill grouse next Saturday.
Mr.. AL. Ward has returned from the
Flathcad Country and is looking well.
Miss Maud Z. Ogden hiss accepted 4
position as assistant at the post-ofict
store of Mrs. Sprague.
Pat Murphy and family will soon
take up their residence in the new Pres.
ton cottage.
French Claret, Rhine Wine, Port, Sherry