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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-16
EuckIen's Arnica Sxlve.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores. ulcers, salt rheum. fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblaias,
corns and all skin eruptions, and positively
cures piles, or no pay required. II ia guar
antesl to give perfect satisfaction, or monsy
refunded. Price, % cents por box. For
sale by Ii. S. Hale u Co.
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WIN Arrive To-Day.

The following passengers will stop of at
Helena to-day from the ~east-bound North
ern Pacific express are: Mrs. Hartwig,
Miss Nellie Shay.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-16

Louis A. Grant, acting sheriff at Birming-
ham, Ala, has absconded to south Amer
lea, bong a detaulter for $4,000 squan-
aerea In speculation. The money belonged
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-16

Mems Australian lambs wool underwear, in
peE,suit, offered this week at the Bee Hive for S..
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SPECIAL POLL rAx-No. 1923.

SPECIAL POLL, TAx-No. ], O23.
ASHLEY CREEK, Feb. 8.
Received of John Westman So for special
poll tax for 1892. D. d. BoGART,
County Clerk.
Though Westman had paid his poll tax
in one state for 1892. and had just moved
into Washington, the authorities of Spo-
KANE insisted on him paying the same tax
again. The Justice Of the peace at Spokane,
before whom the matter came fora decision.
ruled that a poll tax paid in Montana did
not relieve the person from being taxed in
Washington should he become a resident
of that state. The Spokane Review, speak
ing of the matter, ssys: "A circumstance
that looked suspiciously incorrect in West
mans receipt WAS that no assessors name
was attached to the receipt. That fact
alone would invalidate the receipt if re-
ceivcd for poll ta1 IN this state. The law
requires that poll tax receipts must be
signed by the assessor. Westman himself
then began to suspect that he had been
duped in Montana, and the moro he thought
of it the more convinced he became that he
had simply enriched the contractor that he
had been working for to the extent of 81.
And not alone this. At least 900 men had
each contributed their 81 to thu same fund,
filling the Golfers Of the contractor to the
extent of $1,000"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-16
BANK ~CLEARINGS.

Business Done During the Past Week In
the Money Centers.
NEW YORK, April 15.-The following are
the bank clearings reported weekly:
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cud.hy Rex Beef Extract.

Cudahy Rex beef extract, recommended
by all leading physicians. Call at Parohen
d Co.'s and ask lady at the door for g cup.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-16

The new French pattern hats received by
Mrs, S. A. Fisher yesterday Will make TIN.
heart OF every lady who secs them go pit
a-uat.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-16

Take your husband with you this morn
Ing to see tho French pattern hats Mrs. s.
A. Fisher received yesterday. He will buy
you one sure.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-16

Try a Cup, Free.
Call at H. M. Parchen's and try q cup Of
Rex beef tea, free.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-16

The rush for baby carriages still continues at
the Bee Hive. The largest assortrnent, the best
selected and lowest priced carriages in Helena,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-16

Oliver stingly, East A. T. Dean, Last Hell
Helena. ena.
2. A. /. Mannheim, Z. W.. w. johnson, East
Helena, Helena.
Geo. Nv. johnson, East Geo. j. Bottcher, Ill
Helena. horn.
Z. G. Haskell, city. III. ID. Iuf,r Chicago.
Mrs. A. w. Dallas, u. w. Barney, Salt
Marysville. Lake City.
S. NJ. B. smith, city. Mrs. Moore, city.
NJ. J. Morgan, oak Mrs. Drumlnond, Glas-
land. Cal. gov.
s. X. Clements. St. Jno. A. Heating. Placer.
Louis. A. Carson, Calgary. N.
f. T. Willis, Chicago. w. &.
T. E. Walsh. st.Joseph. VIM. Thompson, Butte.
j. a. Mckenzie, Port w. Thompson, city.
land. John c. Hroughall,
W. 9. Barry, Boulder. Bltte.
J. N. Wilkinson, Valley. J G. Fey. Hogan.
f. G. Arnett, White hobtert Goburn, White
Sulphur Springs. Sulphur Springs.
w. e. Huiing, Castle. &. s. Fleming, Hamil-
Bert Ford. St. Louis. ton.
A. H. Gilman. Cataract. C.. G. Birdseye, Avon.
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Individual Patterns
OF foreign and domestic suitings have Just
been received by JOHNSON.
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HELENA IN BRIEF.
Jaokron's music store, Bailey block.
BORN.

SCHNEIDEE-April II. to the wife of Joh1
Schneider, a son.
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Total leading cities OF the United Btates, for
week ending April IA. sl,217, 873, B37. Inc. ~
per cent oompale ed with the same week last year.
Fresh spare RIBS at the Rialto Cash Market.
Telephone 105.
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TAKEN FROM LABORERs.

Poll Tax Deducted in Montana by \ Rail
road Contractor.
The recent attempt Of the assessor OF
Spokane Falls to collect So poll tax from
John Westman, a railroad laborsr. now
living in that city, brought to light = state
of affairs which will, to say the least, bea,
investigation. Westman, before going to
Spokane. was doing construction work on a
railroad in Montana. When he gave uI
that work 50 was deducted from his pay by
the timekeeper. and the following 1glysu
him.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-16

Ray Hardness. pitcher for last years.
Minneapolis team, and Catcher Wilson,
formerly with the Kansas City and Salt
Lake baseball! clubs, have been signed by
the Butte club.
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A. b. Clements has purchased at sherif's
sale for $50, 231.64 the Mt a nel, n "a SO u
ne u, W ID ne a, 3 "a NV a section eight;
n "a NV "a. nwI1 ne II, section nine. town
10 north of range 8 west.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-16

Articles of incorporation of the Silver
Bow Electric Light company wero filed
with the secretary of state yesterday by w.
T. Bartlett. j. w. Forbis and j.. Il. Whar.
ton. of Butte. This capital STOCK ID
r.,nnp 1pn
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The Great Northern extension has been
completed seventy-hve miles west Of Kalis-
pell. It is expected that the gap between
Kalispell and spokane will be closed by
Nav %
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There will be a mass meeting at Ming's
opera house Tuesday evening for the ben
eft of the Russian sufferers. The object is
a worthy one, and there will undoubtedly
ha y orpa crowd
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-16

The people of Livingston have raised
$1,25O to nay tho expenses of a committee
to go to Washington and work for ths &C.
grafton bill. The committee consists OF A.
Il. Joy, George Anderson, W. Il. Thompson
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23
Household Economy.

The clocks tolled the hour of midnight
as he awoke. The perfume of many
flowers, borne upon the soft, warm air,
pervaded the room, but his nostrils per-
ceived it not. The royal moon bathed
the world in a subdued glory, but his
eyes were blind toit. Crickets chirped a
comfortable and drowsy song, but his
ears were sealed against their melody.
His hair, which was iron gray, was
standing on end.
His whole being was intent upon the
words that fell from the lips of his sleep
ing wife.
"Oleomargarine," murmured the SUM
bering woman. ''seven cents pound-but-
ter twenty-eight-save"-
The man raised himself upon his ell
bow and held his breath.
-''twenty-o centS-every pound
ten pounds week-save"-
His face was growing livid.
two dollars and ten cents-ten
weeks-save"-
The veins swelled like cords upon his
forehead.
-''twenty-one dollars - hat cost
twenty dollars-one dollar left"
With a moan he sank into recum-
bent position.
Thenceforth he wandered through
the world as one whose idol had been
shattered. Tribune.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23

sorry 70 hear you say so. What lossl
WIN you please call the barber
The barter came, ana the yiEieT went
into mourning Duty took hun into tho
presence OF the emperor, who was
startled AT ais changed appearance.
s'Who Is deaas' no asked.
Your highness, l grieye 10 inform
YOU, but that sublime custodian Of good
ness, OF honor and Of learning. Sadaniya,
has been taken
..Can the barber, said the emperor 70
his attendants, and soon he was mourn
ing with shaver head When he APP
peared before the empress she inquired.
who Is deadY"
Z Alas. that / should have TO say II.
Sadamiya Is dead.
But who is Sadamiya" she asked, for
even in India women are endowed with
curiosity.
'.Sadamiya! Sadamiya! never
thought of asking. but the yizier knows.
shall ask him"
The yizier was summoned and the en-
peror demanded, Who is this Sadamiya
we are all in mourning for:'
Really, your highness, never
thought of asking, but the kotwai
knows. shall ask him."
But the kotwal could not tell. No
more could the policeman, but he would
ask the potter.
who is this Sadamiya we are all in
mourning for?' the policeman inquired
of the potter.
you-do -not-mean-to-say
-you-are-inourni Sadamiya"
he stammered.
Yes, am, and so is the kotwal, and
the vizier, and the emperor"
Dear, dearl Whatever will become
of mey' cried the potter. "In mourning
for Sadamiya! Wby-Sadamiya is my
Youth's Companion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23

that make the daily atmosphere Of his
vslfe's existence. lie IS not careful Il
his person or his dress; he puts his hat
en- and lights hi cigar III her bedroom.
or he kicks II bis boots IN her boudoir
and only laughs lazily when requested
not 70 do 80 again.
l. fact. the varieties Of the brazen pot
are infinite and infinitely painful 70 en-
counter Bat one thing IS invariabie
ard lneyitable-if the china vase under
taxes 10 float down stream beside any
one OF these brazen forms, the end Is
sure; either few coarse, heavy blows
shatter and sink her, or an innnity II
little miserable Jars and fractures leave
her married and splintered and rough
edged and ruined for all beauty and self
respect
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23

PROMENADE tOSltME IL 10 tilc oilly ltti
or ToILE DU NoRD. that really goes
with gray, and it lights mp gray cos
tune most wonderfully.
Nearly all the rest of the seasons tints
are of the fading leaf-artistic, but a
trifie depressing.
Sleeves are enormous, some of them
veritable balloons, but ladies of good
taste have them somewhat modified
with puffs and tight forearm pieces.
\ very handsome fall toilet has the
body of the dress in pale green toile du
Nord shaded with pale heliotrope. The
skirt opens over a narrow panel of leaf
brown velvet, and the upper part of the
cSrsage and putfs to the sleeves are Of
the same. The bonnet is of the same
velvet, with gold colored plumes and
anthers.
Russian velvet is very much in favor,
particularly that with changeable effects,
but it is SO sumptuous material that it
needs TO be made severely plain, with no
ornamentation except wide lapels and
two or four extremely large buttons.
Position basques, short in front and
quite long. but narrow in the back, are
seen on several handsome fall promenade
costumes, but the most of the waists are
round and belted.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23

my name," said the distinguished
lecturer, Professor Nudell, to the for.
getful citizen who was about to intro
duce him, lis pronounced with the en-
phasis on tho first syllable"
Exactly" said the citizen in bact
handed whisper; ''ladies and gentle
men, l now have the honor of introduce.
ing the distinguished orator of the even
ing, whose name must already be ia
miliar to you. Professor Noodle, who
viii now address you"
And the rator of the evening stood
before them dumb with rages-Detroit
Erea Prasa
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/. Fdlson,s fANous ms IND BINDS


CHiCAoo FOABD oF TRtpE-
] sssiR write you 10 say have lost Is
pounds maxi "a 4 pouldh 81 Ia IL weeks ~
u.lnss bottles 81 DR.. Esis0ns Obesity Puis
ana wearing his Obesity Band
Very fTuiS yours. OHARLGs ii. hiNG-
Prof Hale. Chicago University. writes 10 the
thIeag.' eEsld. eeI [. Is lss4;
CorpUlent men should pay some attention 10
reducing their weight. When man Is
troubled wlth rheumatism. dyspepsia. kidney
trouble or nervousness the reducing of~elsht
Is slower. until the OBESITY Pills nave cured
the disease hat caused obesity. HE pills
soften AID besUiiiy the skiB OF the iace.
| am Al liberty 10 cite a case Ia point hder
my advice Mr.. Armour used al Edison Obesity
Band and bottles Of Piiis and lost - pounds
IA weeks. Other patients have been equally
successful.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23
PARIS FASHIONS.

Fearful and Wonderful Gowns for the
American Trade
Sometimes one wonders who wears the
fearful and awful gowns and bonnets
that are pictured in the fashion journals
and that one really does see in reality in
the magasins in Paris. and if one hap
pens to wonder aloud the polite attend
ant says:
"Oh, those are for the American trade."
And yet very nearly all the American
ladies that | see dress in the most re-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23

medium sized
brim. Bend the
brim away from
the crown and
fold the hat to-
gether. pressing
il so that it will
be nearly fiat.
This, turn g d
crow N down.
ward. is the foun-
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GENERAL MOURNING.
Until IL w.x Discovered Who tho Great
sadsmtrn Wa

The Hindoo. II not inventive. is p cap
ifal imitator. and not without wit as
refined "a anything to be found among
English speaking people. as - plain FROM
a story related by the Rev. ]. Even.
Many years ago. when the Mogul EN-
perors reigned in the imperial city Of
Delhi. a policeman. walking along ONE
Of the streets. met potter in mourning.
ooh. potter. for whom do you MOURN
he asked
"Ssdanivs.~ was the reply.
Dear. deari Is Sadsmiya deadT' cried
the policeman. aud he hurried of - the
corner where the BARRIERS sat plying their
trade.
shave my bead and beard, said he
Il sm goirg into morning for Ssda~
miys.
shortly afterwsri deity to-ok the police
man TO ire Sotwsl-chief - police--and
AZ osee. the xetvd aske.3 for whom IA
was mourninE.
Foe sadsrniya. thst iIlustrious Ter-
son.
"Ah. dear met T. Re deady- sualai1@i
the kof~sl Wen. vel sIl de IN turn
Cal TIRE bsrh.r7
Presently the ks1+rri hasi occasion -
vtsft ne vizier. who was s8Tp-Ts,-f - s'sa
hirl IN mourning. the Erore go as y Ca
not Know tlat any = his family were IL
"Eho y ssesoT- ~ uls7ufred-
eAlNzi your b.snoT. ire iilus-r1ons,
hiah n11csisd ard aigriSssd Ssdsnaiys
has eeen called away.
ga exclaz1sed TIA yzzazx. y Sc,
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fined taste. and so
in writing these
few fashion notes
l take only such
as | would like 10
see every lady
choose. But rich
and elegant as
are the fabrics of
this season the
coloring is so sub
dued in genera,
that it is a posi-
tive relief TO the
eve when some
young girl fut-
tiers by in "A bright
red dress, with
hat 10 match.
And red cloakS
are also seen. The
cloaks are of a
deep color, with
a shading of
terra Gotta. Ma
genta is revived
and is a beauti-
full shade of red.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23
A Novel Letter Case,

It is made out of light straw hat,
which has a rounding crown and q
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23

Lieut. G. A. Scott. Revenue Cutter Hamlin.
writes 10 q Corresp ondence Department
oil the New ork sunday World:
Three years ago weighed .ts pounds. but
after using DR. Edisan's popular Obesity Pills
aud salts | reduced 10 lo9 pounds and easily
keepatIhs weight. ! saw how much other
spondents OF your valuable papers We're
benefited and wished TO give the DIR. ; treat
melt a Z al.
pr Edson's Obesity Fruit Salt Is the best
and simplest RENE d. for regulating the acit n
OF liver that has been discovered The
pfiated formula on he label OF the Fruit
Salts shows their value 10 sufferers from eA
cesslye fat or flesh
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23

dation for the letter case, and must be
wired along the edge so that the wavy
lines made by the bent brim will be pre-
served. II will look like the first cut
when ready to be trimmed. Now line
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Sold by Druggists.

Band measure at numbers |. > >. Price $50
to - inches. and 10 cents extra for each adj
dltipual inch.
Pills 81 % a bottle. or three bottles for $500.
enough for one treatment.
Obesity Fruit Salt o. per bottle.
= u can buy the Pills. Bands and salt direct
fro m our stores. or by mail or express.
HD Correspondence and goods forwarded Ia
plain. sealed package.
NOrICF. DR.. Edison's Electric Belts and
Finger Ring, are sold at our stores send for
our specai Eectrir-Bet Circular. sealed.
Electric Belts si.0) and up. lnsoies 50 cts.
per pair.
LoRiNG ( Co.. Proprietors and GENT Agts.
80 A East Washington ST., Chicago. Ill.
mot an apo thecary store. but parlor.
2l3-S. uD one flight
DIP Hamilton Place. Boston. Mass
20 West 22nd ST.. New York City.
Cut this out and keep ii. and send for our full
(e ght column article on Obesity.
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Materials of a Story.
CHAPTER l.

Materials OF a story
CHAPTER l.
GLADYS Hysonanns was beautiful
blond, beloved by Frederic Whaple and
Jack Smith.
CHAPTER III.
Frederic sent Gladys an invitation to
the theater for Friday evening.
CHAPTER III.
So did Jack.
CHAPTER ".
Gladys inadvertently accepted both.
CHAPTER V.
A tragedy impeded. But Gladys-
CHAPTER vi.
Was n smart girl. At the eleventh
hour she sent both word that she was
very sick. Then she went Saturday
night with Jack and Monday night with
Fred.-Chicago News-Recerd.
A large assortment of children's hats,
cap. and bonnets TO select from at
Adams & Co. g. No. 90 Monroe street.
The Elks Arr Going
VIA the favorlte D.. l.. d y.
10 Detroit Oct. 30th.
EEefFpOuF ChN 70.
Only costs $500.
e. for Gin Grand concert and Ice
% iUi 3lU ture season ticket. now
on sale at box office, 100 ottawa street.
Buy your office supplies at wykes q
Burns.
Elks' excursion TO Detroit October
80, VIA D., l.. q y. Round trip, $500.
They kaVeT fail to eure-White q
IiiSJ H6sei White Headache Pow
ders. Always the best 25c per box.
Typewriter supplies at wykes &
Burns.
$500 TO Detroit and return via D., l..
Il \. October S0th.
ectlUe Course {" Hartman H'l i
night season tickets now on sale at
50 fer the ten entertainments.
BGven & Allyn, Cana street, receive
daily oysters ant Fish fresh from the
msrxcfs tbs firm are headquarters
for these goods
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23

the inside with
pale blue china
silk. fastening it
in front neatly 10
the edge of tbs
case and arrang-
ing it loosely at
the back SO as to
give it a higher
appearance than
the front. A row
of blue fringe ia
placed along the
"a the bottom Of
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Reading these prices from day to day. doubt may
your mind whether reliable goods be sold at
such figures. The answer is economical management
and the great alisman of commerce cash. ten days for
every dollars worth of merchandise bought thereby
securing all possible discount.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23

front edge and around the bottom Of
the case. This done 1t is ready to be
tackled on the wall for use.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23

Buy your office supplies at wykes &
Rnrua
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BGven & Allyn, Cana street, receive
daily oyster. AMI ish fresh from the
msrKcfs tbs firm are headquarters
for thee goods
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23

GLADYS Hysonanns was a beautiful
blond, beloved by Frederic Whaple and
Jack Smith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-05

Instead Of this being so however, ne al ~ p
OF the turf courtS seems 10 mako man nahg ~ no
has proved his innocence, as more than ono IucklW
horseman has discovered. ..
Though the fifth meeting OF the Southeastern olcut1
Just ended here, cannot be called bHu'eht socSOS;
especially In comparison With the alpopuhr caravan
for the gallopors at Morris Park, II Is sonlewhat TO
markabe that the sulkies should have any abiG0g
phce at all IN the metropolis where the only dn!h2
park has laR-d into q picturesque ruin, meteaa "
Being remodeiled to sit modern methods. Inc course
at Fleetwood laid out when little attention wnS
paid to tho shape Of tricks and the crades are 80
grief In attempting to negotiate them. The bill be-
tween the second and third quarters r. stumbling
block to the iamt-hearted hOrse and q hG- eaited
animal must be well balanced to navigate the sharp
and keep steady down the declivty In the nrse
half Of the journey. An example Of the latter was
seen on Tuesday, when the well-bred mare Instant
unable get the full advantage Of her undoubted
great flight OF speed and suffered her first defeat OF
the yenr from Conway. The latter has plenty a
action forward going in much the same Impressive wav
as AlertOn and stepped of three miles close to 30.
without being extended to his limit Instant found the
rise from the half more suited her and IN the
feat probably unequaed over that particular psecs
OF ground.
Another somewhat doubtful revival experiment is
10 be tried at Albany, where Island Pnrk re-opens On
Tuesday, after being closed 10 public racing Tor TWO
years As the old course is in the regular line. most
OF the horses which at Fleetwood 90 there, 0uy
Is the scarcity OF people that has ke the eatee
shut since June 1890, the poolrooms and counter.
attraction ut Saratoga having proved fatal TO tho
midsummer meeting which was once a prime faot0
In the Grand Circuit.