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Decorah-posten., 1891-04-29

ellie Subitb, en- Otts.aaris Batter
al Nr. Wulineahr af Inland Christian
Advocate, 9es Moines, Sptpa, tos, ba
bun III bsre, at en- lioen geninbe al
beroe baooe fact Strubeboite, en- SLATE
Weoicin, Der bapoe flreret benbe for en-
Ilem Soite, o. iasbe: "9u ma tass
benne Mebicin, ben oil sjsre big sobt".
SIR. Wulinsaur bar interesierst | at
pibe Reiultutet, os peo at iprbore fig er'
iarsOs ban, at ben lille Iabp, iOm life
baooe funnel bpile ON Natten, bar mes
get bebre / ben Ssnieenbe. arampean-
ialoere a bperfen ina bDppise, itarps
eler l~an9purige. Soften linoreoes oeb
benut ubmRrfeoe Meoieins girtnina.
Meoicinen uplsier Sppttet os bjalpsr
ben 9ioenos iii at latte bet op. Der
bar | 8~espnbelieu itarpe Gnsreb al
aisbpits. Oct par iidnebeo ct alpprlist
2ilialoe, men bette Mibbel, uastst BET
aniees for at pere Ell pOiitip Sur for
beune Sp8oum, iau biulp bet bog. Self
ON bet life t@irersr, iaa siper bet bog
eiuorins. Den MeOieiu, iom Der ont
tales, er Chamberlains Cough Remedy
! 9ilialss ale GpOtbsier. (Gprin.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-29

Sor iaar NDB finbes intet bebrc
Miooel END at lesse ct Stptte 6launel
/ 8lgb / Chamberlains Pain Balm %
binoe bet pmtriug bet on9rebne Steo.
8rou oct, Us on bill blipe uperraIfet peb
ben burtige 9inOrin9, bet brin9er.
Canine 6remgau98maabe BIZ furere
&beumatisme. 3iliulgs i ale &po.
tbefsr. (gpril).
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-29
Ter -D.esrabsg sft.n.'
Wimneapolis' Mcaer.

Minneapulis er bleuet SpOeStonrteret
for Mslleinoufrien, oels pna @runb al
ben umaubeliss 8anotraft, bells paa
@ruub al 8pers 9eliggenbeO meo iars
list Senblit puu NoroOeiteus 8aar.
bpeoes@9u; men life minbIt ItDloes
bette &apitulifernes Spretu9iomDco
iaapeliom Mpllcrnes og MaifiuiIterneS
ualminbelise 9bsti9beb % Spfiubiums
beb. Gn SremItilins Of Spfiubel.
Iernei Msleappdrater ps Met6ooer pilbe
banue ct Opermaabe tntereSIant &apitel
| BEN lptale Sltprie. Der er M igang
81 Mpller, Tom er iitanb til at prUOuz
cere $3.50 Ssnoer Mel ba9lig. Den
pirfelise YrOouttion for bet libite Qar
bar 6,O88,S65 Tenoer mob 10000
Sbnber / 1860, 1913, 900 1870; 2,O51,.
$40 / 1880. Smtrert en- 9rebiebel al
ben lpbenoe 8rpbuftiUn erpOrteres, os
ienoes birette fra Wpllerne til 2ipers
pool ps Glasgow. Den fsrite Calming
Wtel fra minneapolis bar | 1853, ba
uogle faa 3suosr bleo ienbt til Neip
Samplbire, forbi man life funbe itafie
nosen 8erel, boorueb en- Sprpli9telie
iii ct gus / Often funoe mpbes. @n
Srore paa b~uuorebe GGnoer bar bet
eiebliftelige Reinltat, itjpnt Sra9ten
bensar9 belpb zig 1925 pr. Gsnbe.
Mtan be9prote meo en- lioen Mglle,
lom &e9jcriu9en Opfsrte % iom FIN
bapoe ct entelt Set Grant, tene; men
Gencencen bite iis mart at saa I &et.
ming ai uouioelier. Sooruibt man bar
nanet ben pasienbe Gr9noie | ben itors
Salisbury IA" Mple, berom fan man
blot uotule Sprmobuinser. 9ette ubpre
Establishment blep ppfsrt / 1881 %
beortlc "co line ier Gtager ct Slaos'
RIM q 10000 8pabratfUb (beri life
m~eoreguct De tent tilitsbenbe 8p9nin.
ger al life riuse Stsrrelie). Oct bar
220 9ar 8alier, $50 Gorbeorinssma'
finer (purifiers), 81 &eniemai timer,
800 Sistere, 80 "Sealpers," % 8lib.
puitere, ps inlt ss2 iaritilte Woifiner,
og bar p~irtelig proouceret 7,191 1sns
Der DEL | "a paa binancen fslsenbe
Elmer. Sem os tppe tuiinb 8uibels
Spebe uofr9oes for ben almirbeli9e
baslise Smietnius, $50 R9nb bar
itubis Grbeibe, % ben 8raft, ipm be
TO umaaoelise @nnbbiul l%eperer, Ell
pper 1000 Seites Srefter. Oct iinb.
rise us retfrrbise 5proelinssipitem,
| 8gl9e boiltet Sumpauiet bsler @epiu.
item meo i.ns Grbeibere, os iOm bar pii
Jig / lise Grab bslbis for Grbeieerut
Ipm for Grbeiosberrerne, er bDppil
siprt til @jsnItanb for 0isfasiipn
ptonomiite Sournaler.
8 2sbet al iipfte Gar er ben itOr'
ga" Msls FAINT to andre tilbpreubI
piasburp 6irmaet saaet oper til e
Spnbitat at enseIfe % anerttanite aa
pitaliiter. Den famine &ombinatioi
isssr at iaa aontrol enten peb 8isl
ener 2eis, opsr ielt Otte Wsller, Jon
tiliammer oil pare iiiano iii a. proou
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-29
Gu %ioetaltitiff 6olomt.

sspr noale 9lar iiben rbgao en- italien't
8pttpr @iopanm &osii en- sanite pri9i'
nal 8cman, ipm ban talote "@n ~ioctali'
itif &ommnne". Gn ing Ti9e oeo
3apn Cecil iorelIfebe fig / Ell 'oeialilttlt
Stubent, Der liot sfter libt 1T benbe til
at nopptere fine 9beorier. Tdrret lors
tpnote Dem for ben naipe 8eiolfning /
9~anosbpen, bppr be bprte bjemme, %
pgiaa bisie umoenbte Zig eiter ben IBrIte
5prItrptfel'e til be iua bitmont Hint
9euoe 9ottriuer. Wtnr be9Dnote nteo at
pmoanne 9anbSbpeu til en- iOctaltltiit
&ommure, bpOr buer funoe arbeioe eller
ltllbere, iom ban bapbe 2DIt til, p9 boor
ale fit li9elis Bart llobpttet al bet
fRlles &rbeios. Sprfatteren al oenlle
8Omuu bar, eIter buuo en- Iariierfurre'
lponbent i%friper, iunbet 2eili9beb til at
D~perfsre i'm Sbs / girtelisbeben. Sa
DR.. 8osii ifiur erfareo', at 8raitliett
bar blepsn en- &epublit, beiluttebe ban
at reiIe beroper. Den braIilienIte Hes
gjerius 9ap bam % fire ipciuliitiife Mes
nin9sf9ller al bam, al bpilte ben enc
bar gift, fri Sperfart, lom ben isprt9t
siper ule alporlise Gmisranter. CAN'T
liae ier IerIpner besao fig til Taron'
~italten, Der ligser I ben milot temppres
rebe Bone. 8esjeritsen CAB benz en-
@uncesiion for tuiiuo Sefturer nom9r'
fet Sorb belie9enbe 1000 Weters Ssioe,
% DIR. &OsIi falbte iii @rinbrins ON
Seltinben / bans &pman tit npe @tablisa
cement Geciliefolonien. De ier Gmia
sranter GAP Zig itrar til at bearbeipe ben
frugtbare Serb, bpgse Smaabnle, iao
aOrn oe @rpntla9er % iamtibi8 at i
iis ON eIter &sIiItauce til at fere e.
Opbyrlniu9sarbeioe picere, Der itral
bite Jig at fultne 9ipe oroentli9e &eiul'
tnter. Mien oa ban life frnoe pentt
at iinbe tilItr9ffelise Qrme, er DR.
&OsIi fpmmen tilbn9e til europa, 6pOr
fra ban pit IGre en- balobunoreoe ~iuciali
ItiIfe 5amilier meb fig til GGcilietOlp
MEN. Sen braiilienife Ge9jeriu9 beta
Ter bere3 &eiie, %tilitaar Dem Su6iioiel
paa pmtrent b~alOiDoenbe bunoreoe 5rcs
ior Bpert Sus, be Opfprer, Ug %a8iurerel
beres 2ip / nO9le MaaneOer inbttl Del
fsrlte Ssit. DR.. GO8ii ct ouerbepiit ON
at bans S%oreta9eibe bill lptfes 9ltm
renoe for bam. 9e bralilienlte 2ope
flyer ban, oil lGtte Solomon / Stunl
: til at lepe / fulb 6ribeo os ~llaibRn9i9
beb. Saaiuart Der inoeniOr Den Up
itaar fprlfieli8e Meninger, pil non on
befale Miinuriteten at pr9aniiere Ell NJ
! &ploni, Der lparer bebre til beres Sheer
% laalebes oil maj libt efter libt ON
] firing GGciliefolpnien sritppere en- Suit
| 2~anbsbDer, Der repreienterer ale Gra
oatiOner al ben iOcialiitiife &e9nbut
Der biz bore ben anartiItiite @ruppe
ben fpmmuniiiife, BEN cooperative DIT
! s G9cilicfOlUnien pil man forelsbiI
t sisre ct lppnlt 5Orig9 meb be rene iocin
| ~liitiite 2beorier, ct 5origs, iOm Der ri
bore Gnlebumg til at isl9e meb Snte
resie, ba DIR. HOsii / Eoert Sab ct e
! ManO meO life a~lminoelis 8e9aoelie.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-29

5 ital life jamie 9~is9enoef9, iom Wh cs
Suit fproGrber; men s ltal jamie Samle
@pnter, iom er oGrO mango @anse ben no
mineIe BGroi. Seuo beriUr itrar thin 4 Cts.
/ 5rim9rter eiter GtrtuIGrer meo Yrppc.
hummer al U. S. Rare Coin Journal til The
Rare Coin Co., Miuueapolis, Nirn 30.5
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-29
SmeQem TO 8enner.

Smellem to Wenner. "Se9 lplles,
Oh Ter bnarlis uO iOn9 -. Spar On
life iopet spbt inat?"
"Ses bar ilet life iOpet. On fan
tnnte Zig, at min Some bar ben ubeba'
geli9e 8aue at robe / mine CONNER.
Seq beilltteoe ba at sipre bet famine
peb beuoeS CONNER % psiaa unoeriese
benz.
"gtuOel, bpao fanot Cup"
Seq tilbragte belle Natten nleo al
Ig9e benbes CONNER - men loen al
funne finbe beml"
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-29
s,pab Sprtsrue morer iis met

gphV ODAf~A"S 10
Gaulois meboeler fine 29iere, bpilfe
Spil be nulepenbe Monarder bper fpr
iig ipretratter. Den rusiilfe aeller
morer fig msO at ipiIe Trittrat, aeiier
Bilbelm bar en- Sortjarligbeo for Stat,
Song umbertO af Stalien iatter met
Yris paa Dam, % ben bel9iife aonge
ioretraffer g8biit. Song Sriltian TX,
er en- ipris Yiquetipiuer, &onseu a
Rumanien Ipiaer @carte, &eileren a
Siterrig logger &abaler, &on9eit a
Bortu9al eliter Bottom, os &onsen a
9pr9e ipiasr "QalutOlu" iin 6omilieS
Stjgb.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-29
Gn Serre | Union &c., Wo., ior

Y" ENFN Fs*s"F"" VVF "FVV TO-
er altfor tilbascboloen til at BABE tit
Naun iubrptt / glpiierue, bleu bel6rscet
for Rbeumotisme peo 8rligen af Cham
berlains Pain Balm, ~eiterat ban iorgi9s
ues bapbe brlgt andre Mebiciner / 10
Nar. 3ilial9s / ale GpOtbeter.
(NpriO.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-29

6r. Sames Helion. 81. 6, SObhion
& Cos 2anousent peb Stuples, 9ubb
So, Miun, m%eobeler, at 3. @. Glasiou
% g. 4eteriur fra minneapolis liant
6. gern os 9. Seaiins fra 8abuo,
@ebr., | fprrise rse tisbte 2anb IGr,
beoeu al STAPLES. Se bar iarbeles pel
foru0ieoe meo 9aubet ps uotalte, at
mango al beres Senner ps betienbte pil
fDlss eIter ! ben nrrmslte Sremtib.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-29
1tmes1abeI.
CHICAGO, Mitwaufet Il 81 pani
fffstah eatoum.

Tp-arrtrrrtt oF9aa, ~ fOSo Nermlheas. Iensftnn
tGolmt, r,t p,N, "a nsressatrs, Srun; tsnnu tI'
teo, 10 IS giisrmistss. ditrrtseas'trGnn olaast
IN 90 Gfisrmiseas, isrH,ftu mts sf' % 'sesaatas'
Srru. rttnrntrtr ~ 4iS5 eiiuutesag
Iraai,ranu autommtt eaaIte H Fto co'H'sSas
O. e'a6or 81 5:n Gftcvrissas.
G-dseeuirEutuf pesitrT Stsitsuo ! sS'N"ls"'
connip 10 ieidtnot 3tct.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-29
9luftion.

Tanoao zen ABE gai 1891 boloes Guttior
poa afoeoe Srilba 8etericu Gi9aros 5arm-
Seciipn 10, @lenwuoo Ipwnibip, 3 @tile
I 9orepit for @lenpopo Stentirte. On 7eI
8igr, auier, Salue, 6eite % ioritieqist
Garmreoitaber iaIges.
u. ~. Reifon, Gominiitrator
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-29
llinslsTte @rtpt ptS Setcrab y. ..

Sells g ihoe-Sttp Reliou - sart Idrs'
batter 9einal-9 2iehal-9iiolaus y esin-
81 q Sohuipn - Wilma Sobnior srtlitn
apamms- CANTON Sobuion C'ra
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-29

0nifts.-Gn flint @ise til at for.
~ reite nlmiHoelis Susglernius. On iiaoig
glaos for COB 2gn, Dtrs. u, 8. Goams.
84.17.tf
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-29
StlialaS.

VII to Stages M~lrltensbutit paa 8oter
street, Y Y 0nugens 8pgnins, n9lten Iioes
ooerfor S'lles 0otel, tilial9s pna lette gSil.
'aGf' W. Z. Sa'er, Ggent,
3417.4
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-29
TeeorabsMarfe
W"arfsSSrapport fra

II. Tjernage1 Sc Go
Live Stock Commission Merchants, Room
16 Exchange Building, Chicago, III.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-29

81 Reunna bar M Gotoaraf.
u. Jttlluu9 Gansrist / SssIfs siut.
2eecrah. 9upo, bporfra ban oil lspere Bil.
ieber al lite Slags.
gle, iom enoHu ii,s bar aibentet fine 10.
ioaraiier, ingue al 6. 6. 6in, Tan foo benz
peo at beiD9e Scr. Renaas' @anert, oa ale
Wegatiues M er / bans Gle. s42
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-29
SEOr Gamer OF 0errerI

wv N ~C
er Bet oct bebItc, foroi bet bar bet Itar'
tcite % beoit tpnltruerebe 8attcrt, % Il
minore fompliceret % mere betosnt al
bril9e enc np9et anbet e~leftrilf 8eltela
/ 9anoelen; bet bar Ell ieon og bebagD
Zig Strpm, iom fan 9ipres ItHrt e1lef
milo eftcr 8eba9.
81 bar iiGr iunbet bet bclbreoenoe'
EilfGloer iom @igt, Mpres % 8e0er'
ip8oomme, baarlis 6orcpielle, nerors
Gun9bcb, 2anbeb, o. +. b, % tan trg9t
oabefole Oct ipnt en- iifter O8 albri8 Jet
lenoe Sur for alle bisle 3ilfGlbe,-6or
8amHetter, meo &risliite, gtteiter %
g~lnpisnin8er, beip9 eller ltrio til
The Sander Electric TO-,
Sournal Suiloiug, AZ & 40 4tb ct. O.
M~tinncapolis, Minn.
Cambridge, Nttuu., ben 95Oc Nprll 1891
Or. a.. 2. Sanoen.
ggreOe 6erre! -
Se0lagt oil De iinoe Money Order
iOr NOT ct af 0eres go. 4 Better
Suis bette er iaa iortriulig, Icn1 bet le9
tiobte for esct Srlis for en- 3iO liOsr'
% iOm bet ies ienbte eiter for fort 40
iiOen for zen al mine Iaboer Cog le9
bar ingen 5pil ONT at bet er), oil les
mart / ben nermeite Sremt'o BLUE
iitanb tit at ienoe eIter Rere Selter'
0eres Better belibber un9gtellg ltore
belbreoenoe @senlfaber, bois De ut
9ioroe bet, fnnbe DC life babe rorettel
for mig, boab DC bar 9jprt. SEQ leo
ben Grab al 6beumatisme, at leg i'e
tunoe lp9nbe Selteue for 8o9neil, men
tatfet barre 0ere8 Better, ie9 CT Ill De-
iriet for oisIe Smerter. Site dIeI'
bet, men iiben jeg bespnote at prHS'
8eres Better, fsler ies nie9et peore %
it0rfere / eubper Seniecnoe, % le9 Ct
oocrbepiit on, atGleftricitet anoerot 0eO
Deres Better er en- ubm9rtet Eng al
BRUCE ai % til, ielu ON man life lioeF
al nU9en ipeciel SDsoom, tbl Del ."
uirfer, at 8lpbet bploes | reselmGsf9
belIia og naturlia Sirtlombeo, sec
anbefaler Ceres 8elter til mine Sel'
uer, %, bpis DC oil siere grus al oeli'
9rep, iaa bar Be iulotOmmcn 6rl9ss
til at siere bet.
9Grbpoisit
g. g. Nnoer'oh
q. 8. Dor 4. Cambridge, Winn
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-29
BRETON Strand
@anfon Branm

mabsI 2taas o'esar fra Stsrat suy eitsrusb'
bag ~ Is % ia Nabd hpr Dsors,r VI. L
-
@aufpn 2taas aisaar fra Dttorah bptr wueSas
81. 2 oa ira @autor bur Necratn H. s.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-29
Srepeuer! Srepomer!
Wrecoucr!

Siu"e' lttheOe % reoe frn S1tilS5.
Nn er lioeu for 5~portsmrnb til ot soo
ulsle plul9e ligeleoes til at lna Dem tpmirel
~ Sonlnefeh StIltrtp .. Splm, 928. Sc.
'ofHR, soma, Ior uGrmere Splpsninoer.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-29
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'sitoD mol,
householder,
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Decorah-posten., 1891-04-29

'' "'sF ! i "'Ho Inn SIS. gocHter guTes for
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-29

Cambridge, Mtnu., ben ejoe Nprll 1871
Or. u. g. Sanoeu.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-11
JOTTINGS ABOUT TO WIN.

Hermann, tho great magician and illu-
s%ionist, will open at Ming's Tomorrow
evening.
Paul A.. Gabish, a native OF Germany, wa
admitted to citizenship yesterday in tn,
district court.
John Carlson, of Norway, was granted
6pal citizenship papers in the United States
| circuit court yesterday.
Henry W. Menth and Miss Sarah B. Max
son were married on Monday by Judge
Woodman. The bride is a native of Skaga-
fodi. Iceland.
There will be n meeting of the Builders
and Manufacturers exchange this evening
to take action upon the resolution presented
Ss the meeting last Monday night.
There will be music by Romandy's orches.
ira at the Hotel ~Broadwster this evening.
The celebrated singer, Miss Beach Yaw. will
entertain by her rare gifts OF song the guests
OF this great resort on June ID.
The subscription for the boring of an ar
tssisn we'll WAS increased by $1,000 yester-
day. Among the subscribers being Nick
kessler. for 800. This makes $4,000. 1t
is expected that the subscription to-day
will add smother thousand to the total.
Mrs. Ballington Booth and COMMISSIONS
Booth, the head of the Salvation army, will
be in Helena July s, and deliver a lecture
on the evening of that day. Butte will be
visited July .. They are now making q
tour of the west, and will visit Montana on
their way east from the coast.
Marshal Furay received a dispatch last
evening stating that an Indian woman had
been arrested on the Flathead reserve on
the charge of numbering an interpreter a
few days ago. The name Of the woman
WAS not given. The marshal will attend
the preliminary examination to be held at
Nissoula.
An enthusiastic meeting to arrange for a
Fou, tn of July celebration was held at the
Board of Trade rooms last evening. Jacob
Loeb was chairman and VIM. j. Fuchs
acted as secretary. It was determined to
have a grand celebration of the glorious
day. The chairman will select committees
on finance and arrangements who will COM
mence work Immediately.
Miss Ellen Beach Yaw will sing at The
Broadwater on the evening of June 10.
Concerning her the Brooklyn Eagle says:
Miss Ellen Beach Yaw. who has attained
an enviable reputation, is a soprano of fine
powe s. She has q voice of sweetness.
power and range. managed in a way that
shows careful training. Her execution re-
calls Miss Thursby, while her voice is much
larger and wider in compass.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-11

Games for the state Championship ut Deer
lOdyN.

Gnmos for the state Championship ut Dec
Lodge.
Lawn tennis has been growing In favor
with tho students and professors Of the
college of Montana for four years, and IL
now the most popular outdoor recreation at
this institution. l T.
Some months ago the Lawn Tennis asso-
citation Of the college Of Montana decided
to have a tournament and to offer suitable
prizes and the state championship for 1891
In order to be justified in this latter cours,
they have published particulars and invita-
tions in all the principal papers of the
state, and in addition have written special
invitations to the secretaries of all the
tennis clubs in this state, and also to indi-
vidual players. A considerable number OF
entries from outside Deer Lodge we're re-
ceived.
me preliminary singles resulted as fol
lows: Mr.. Macarthur, OF Butte. Prof Ryan,
6 to : and 6 to l. In each case the INNER
Mr.. I.ehson, Of Bsartown, and Mr.. Stack
pole, 6 to O, 6 to 0.
Mir. Compton, of Anaconda, and Mr..
| Walker, Of Carroll, 6 to 2, 6 to 0.
Mr.. Lehson and Prof. Babbitt, 6 to 3 and
6 to 2.
The above games we're not very interest
ing, being entirely onesided. The event of
the day was the game between Mr.. Eaton:
of BROOKLYN, N. Y, and MIR. Bucket. Of
Deer Lodge. Three sets were played to
decide the contest, Mr.. Eaton winning the
first and third sets by n score of z to 5 in
each case; Mr.. Burket won the second set
by u score of 6 to 4. Thus it will be seen
that at the end of the second set each had
the same number of games, and at the enc,
Eaton had but two games more than hia
antagonist the score in games standing 10 to
IA. The serving, returning and placing
we're excellently attended to.
Messrs. Reed and Compton played
Messrs. Schamikow and Gullette, in pre-
liminary doubles, defeating them by the
score 6 to ? and 6 to 4. ,
The preliminary mixed doubles was played
Monday after tea tho other games being
played earlier in the day.
Mr.. Compton and Miss Bradford. OF Ana
conda, defeated Prof. Reed and Miss Bowie,
of Philipsbnrg. by the score OF 3 10 and
to 6. This was a very pretty game and at
tracted considerable attention..
The only game played Tuesday, on ao-
count Of the rainy weather. was the hnal IN
mixed doubles, which resulted in Q victory
for MIR. Compton and Miss Blackboard over
DR.. Traphagen and Miss Bien, the former
winning the first and third sets. at z to 3
and 6 to 8, the latter winning the second set
at 3 to 6. The score in games stood, Comp
toms side 16; Traphagen's side Is.
This games will continue until the nnal
winners will have, in effect, defeated all the
other players.
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PERSONAL.

Col. P. F. Barr, of st. Paul, is at The
Helena.
E. H. johnson, of Miles City. is at the
Merchants.
Hon. Charles s. Hartman, of Bozeman, is
at The Helena.
J. G. Kerley, of the Townsend Messenger.
is in the city to-day.
Supt. S. II. Cald rhead. of the Montana
Union railroad, is at The Helena.
Miss Mabel Martin, after a visit of two
weeks in Butte, will return to-day.
S. T. Hauser, A. M. Hotter and Albert
Kleinschmidt went to the Seven Devils
country, in Idaho, yesterday.
Col. James Sullivan and j. w. Kinsley
left yesterday to attend the big convention
of the A. o. q. w. at Detroit.
Governor Toole and Acknowledgement
Haskell went to Great Falls yesterday On
business connected with state school lands.
A. w. Ide left for New York last evening.
Mr.. Ide'S trip is in connection with the
publication illustrative of Helena, being
gotten out by the south Publishing Co. He
will return in about Two weeks and bring &
number of the books with aim.
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The Baptlst's Car Evansel.

The Baptist society Of Minnesota have
recently had built a chapel car to bs used
along the line of the Northern Pacific rail
road. 1t ia 60 feet long and is finished in
side in quartered oak with white birch
headlining. The seats are made of veneer
and nicely finished, giving seating capacity
to about seventy PERSONS. Along the sides
of the car just above the windows, there is
a continuous parcel rack, for the reception
of hats, books, etc. Back of the partition
at the organ end of the car, is the buffet
with oil stove, ice box, sink, ~side-board,
etc, for cooking purposes, and also q lava
tory with washstand, pump. etc. Al the
other end of the floor plan is the living
room for the occupants who 90 with the
car, this end boing fitted up with section
seats with upper and lower berths, dining
table, with desk and Office chair, and Bake
heater for warming the car, with necessary
lockers, closets, etc. The car is
equipped with Miller platforms, Westing-
house automatic air brake, six wheel trucks,
with large provision boxes underneath the
car for carrying stores for long trips. The
car is painted outside the standard color of
the Northern Pacific road, and has neatly
lettered on the letter-board the words
Chapel Car" with the name "Eyanpel'
No. ! on the sides of the car below the belt
rail.
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A stupendous Unity of the Marvellous and
Amusing.
We are advised by the Sells Brothers that
their enormous united shows will positively
visit Helena on Friday, July "a. all the ad-
vance arrangements for that purpose hav-
ing been completed. This is the Messrs.
Sells twentieth continuous year as proprie-
tors and anager and during that time
thew have steadily and honorably pro-
gtessed to acknowledged leadership. and
exceptional popularity and success. Their
really great exhibition has no superior IN
general magnitude and excellence. and IN
many respects surpasses all others. This
season it includes a regal Roman hippo
drome, monster menagerie, wild Moorish
caravan, spectacular pilgrimage to Mecca,
three-ring circus, tropical aquarium, royal
Japanese troupe, aviary, Berber and Bed
ouin athletes, trained animal exposition,
elevated Olympian stages, Arabian Nights
entertainment, and really magnificent Tree
street parade. Its performers are the very
best in their various specialties, and among
the rare features it exclusively exhibits will
be found the only pair of giant hippopot-
ami. the only pair of Lilliputian cattle, the
only flock of stately o%striches, and the only
and very extraordinary haiiless horse. A
most fascinating novelty is the long-sklrt
| dancing of Cyrene, the world-famous emo
tional Spanish artistic, whose appearance
in the larger cities of both Europe and
America has created a genuine Juror. Al
together it is evident that we are to enjoy a
most stupendous, varied, exciting and ele-
CANT entertainment, and it will be heartily
welcomed.
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An Appeal From Finley,

The illinois Central is not satisfied with
Chairman Finley's ruling by VIII CHI a fine
was imposed on that company for ~failure
ia advance passenger rates from st. Louis
to Chicago, May IL, as ordered, and has an
pealed to arbitration. it contends that it
was justified in failing to advance he rates,
as the Chicago d Alton had announced that
1t would refuse to do SO. and it would have
been useless to advance the rates and
lower them again or the same day. The
!l!lnols Central people have selected T.. r.
Ripley, vice-president of the Chicago. Nil
waukee d IT. Pau road. as one of the ar
bitrntors. Chairman Finley has the choice
of a second arbitrator, and these two are IL
select the third.