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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
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TIE GREAT
EHE k EaEsSrnTsE TFsf sS sO gggSTHrHwrsr
srE R2VRh ghAf k.a ssshTsPSP
TRAINS s7Is sss S;S fh55s ms Station
For Ht,.eurs and the West. Penn.yis.nis Iin.s.a
rl%'f WIS. x:.s1 !: g 81 s :
With si.erinr Car washinrfSa % q oa nissy
asnarOiis and pnina .es car T E.s. % IN
fS .nS So,n Pas, LIN. 10 IS an ealy % oevs.
s s.s sIssy win n.rIcr car a.,rssars Fs.sus
svssnd ana Tol tF% s. i5, No, N aeS,u%sss
Esnress, l5p m. dsily Psrlcr Oar wssh.nSson
louis cacnne .Sd sss s,: ana 5sna &c 70
Hsrrisourv 70 81 Louis Western Express Cd 7. 81
sespes icr Ftsssa-. sas cssrslsna ' p p9iSn
fS $50 SH s.,s s::Ss,s s Ssls%sss
Paimsn slesSins .9 msSrS ; ~ 81 cg.
snlsssrns Car Hsrisb9rgso MsnpSis piniss OR
fs!.sas. .sd Hsrr.Suir g h ss.sssA
ro;fss: SsPssa..sS:. na kssss.s.s s.ny. for ss..
WITH sis.p;ns osr w.sS,Ss,cs . fi@lr. -
ss ss s, s sss.,s., 80. Al, S, s
daily e1csp; sunday For wiliis%.por aS only II Il
FAST o5 q and b EIpr.. s1 si..Dias p r, TIE
sn tn p,ning n osrs. 10 Coarhssl . 20 400 eco
, Sa o. and NJ p Ere sss "A
12iS o % ne 90 Il e fI .a4
TcTt P% daily for IN Rsil.sslpSi st ~
FoR PHILADELPHIA ONLY.
fa. At, s;,trress. 80 Am week days. and LISP. n.
Accommodation. sooa m. d.ily.
Express. 2o1 and 40 .. m daIiv
for S2ston without change. so o. veek dsys en-
For Brooklyn. n T.. all through train. connect 1t
s ss City with boats Of Brsotyn Amer. s6o.d
and lbs Q. m every dav. ssturdsys only 40
For Bsltino,e. 500 SIS. 7os E2o zso. sn
4@ $40 IA 4so iecs. y io eiriI ii Is 40
ll.3nm. on sunday. 800 S.os. z n. o. "a
Il Il e cS m liS hsoS sd "a az
For Pops.s Creek Line. 20 am. and 4ss pm. d.uy
pm; daily eicep: SUNDAY. Sundays. n 600 LOO an
ron kiGex.NDRI. AND TIVE sorrH.
For aiey "a 4, 40 IS rs $50 as lo.45
so rs a45. lo45 am. LOO. ? IS. g Is. 81
For Rsh@SnG sna the south. = 30 ana io.s7an
Train. save als sSs tsr n
800 40 lola. lily lL4i a M, Loo, 2 0s.
iios AS a o. s "a Si3 ,9r Az iosSs11
am. aOs. r as. ). o5. EOS. :. 90 ai5and 10. 81
Tickets nnd information a, IN. of.. nortbes.. ~
nsr h w. ss. ,ns vns % md = q:
sAgags e Hesraion from hotels md rss.denes
General Manager. tmy21l General pas-sn @ ir-u.
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To RETAIN an abundant head Of hair of q natural
color 10 a good old agc the hygiene of the scalp
must be observed Apply Halls Hair Remover.
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Anr Ynn Gnrxa To Eunopr,

ARE You (IorNe 10 EuRoPr
ffso, have your letter. and cables addressed cess
5pwL5 A t9ws so sT IMrhIans IIRxsGyHAkSSs
81 CHAIiNG CROSS. TRAfALdAh souARE
~ m S % aSse .a nsuin.
livery baggage stored forwarded and checked by the
American system. CoInpiete hankinE facilities Toe
MS. OF LOWS P,ICKErCABLE CODE, price 80 ceutA
IL indispensable. send for copy Of THE PAsSEN-
GIN arop. aiming valuable In formation free.
EDwlN IL LOW, LOWS EXCHANGE,
ia.-6m Head ONCE. $40 BROADWAY NEW YORK
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SUMNER RESORTS
SPRINGS AND BATHS.

p OK ENON SPRINGS AND MINERAL BATHS;
~ 81 : hours from MsshinRton. in the great North
guest can be received earlier: NO BAR; ali home
illustrated circulaxs. giving all nformstion q tins
ONCE and q the once Of A Q. Pratt 8 Sons, Sun
building. r. st. A. g. PRATT
my3B1Ow pronristor
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FOR a clear head and steady nerves
Take Bromo-Seltzer. Trial bottle 1Oc.
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II T. WALKER SONs. sO4 10TH ST NV
d. Building Papers. Noth-proof Gooda, Fire BrIcks
cisy and iiie AsAs-os. Ed- -ini,y Pulp. Slate, -
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MISCELLANEOUS.


HVOODLEY ms,
w Two Miles Above GEORGETOWN.
On Electric Car Line
is open for the reception Of guests under first
class management. Large airy rooms-cool wide
piazzss-fine grounds md abundance of shade Su
perior tn any place near Washington Tahle appoint
ments rstclass in every detail Accommodations 70,
horses. Terms reasonable
N.Y.. I'm A. l. PETERSON. Proprietor.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.


DIANOs AT SUMMER CASH REDUCTION
PRICES
Owing to the overcrowded condition Of our sales
rooms viii sell at exceptional and unprecedented
prices Tor cash during the months of June July and
August or until the stock is sufficiently thnned out
We name few among thegresi number Of bargains:
Petit Btou Upright Piano. $50
] Fischer Upright Piano, 500
$50. -o'
I Ebony Iinish. ~ octave. UPRIGHT Piano. $50
Chic kennx Square Piano. with mode m improve
ments. &l50
And UPRIGHT and Square Pianos of various makes at
various prices
Some of these pianos have been used only a few
months Every instrument is perfect and fully guar
anieed and We will allow exactly the price PAID FOR
IN esch.Sge for higher priced instrument At any
time within reasonable time A good stool and
livery.
We will do Just We say.
Please remember as soon this lot goes they can
never be duplicated at the same prices.
JOHN F. ELLIS CO..
9el3-m 9f7 Pa ave. d, near 10th ST
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IN THE MOUNTAINS.

A D1ho'DA fE! sSg sHl.Er. NE.
noor electric bells: baths; open nrspi.oss; latest
sanitary system; table nrst-class; good hshnF and
hunting in season.
m nsnS 1Hn c'''a SOLOMON KELLEY. Proprietor.
A Yko ja!I IHoTsE AyaosA; v Y. "a .u..,,..
where he cool brss.ss blow sisaSs comfort.be and
s0 pse
sHAfrERk prep A sses ':' or 'ddrfss a
j Preston county, ". Va. on the summit Of the
June l. acccmmodations for 800; all home comforts,
4
the reach Of all Apply to ths propytstSSSr, prou
,els-1mo' Brook.ids. Preston county. ". VI.
ChASsroS's-SSFFEsSE s s9 afq 81
house. ASundant supply Of pure mountsin water:
.D,s THE .,is essssros. WEST PIT. HOTEL Co
TORT WILLIAM HENRY HOTEL
LAKE GEORGE. N.Y..
VIII open June 15 The largest. bsst appointed
PURE WATER. PURE AIR. PERFECT HEALTH
S .ns nd s:x Hotel orsnOos
'''A 3D. -A1 ''A -''Hs' w VII NOBLE.
my9-eotr Owner and Proprietor.
GRANp VIEW HOUSE. HARPER's FERRY. ".
" Va. has been opened under entirely new MANAGE,
ment end every attention is assured guests L0Gs;sd
mails. For terms. &c. address As above. je7-2w'
NkEEN,s MOUNTAIN HOUSE. LOCATED ON
Of S %. east :,ss
q g asss oGIsP Sa e.
per day Send for circular
jeI-im g. W. GREEN. Proprietor.
Hun TOP sgSMEE RKs3kT HI pdv, TOP
81 sssssI:s :sss: table ' Fssr s;s ss:
MOUNTAIN LAKE HOTEL. CAPACITY DOU-
~ Sled baths and sanitary PLUMBING 600 feet on
and ce@ins HOTEL Sff
jsl-1m Mountain Lake Park. Md.
MOUNTAIN VIEW HOUSTON TOP OF THE
:SSs
MoRRELL HOUSE. BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS.
bsvn Marpers Eersy W. Ta noS open This hosse
renovated throughout. lr,ylS-lm'l P. NJ. SPEAR.
w H., an. nO sI asEp}Ss FERRY
Terms. n g S' per week. O. E. ~ fr0p!se.ass'
The largest house and hivhest point at Harpsr's
myS.sm. iO' '' -n s. VIM " L fdfff.s
THE NOTED KEE MAR SUMNER RESORT.
Ha2erstown. Nd again opens its halls for the
cepton of guests Boarding excellent and rates rea-
sonable. lmy12-3ml NJ. Il. DUPHoRNE-
HOTEL .sHIKELIIMY. sUNBURY. PA. ON
11Snsquehanna Heights; most beautiful scenery;
elevation !. 800 feet above level season opens
June l. 1898. Send for descriptive pamphlet DRUM
KINaswooD I'M, LAKE wINNIPEsAUGEE.
N WOLFEBORORO'. n. H.
This we'll known house opens about JUNE 20
New Ensisnd boat,pr Slii.ras boriin nsninE 81. ~
cious grounds for tennis of the best locations in
the mountains.
CORRESPONDENCE from those desiring accommoda-
tons should be address ed to
MANAGER,
je6-eoo0t Kingswood Inn. Wolfeboro', n. II.
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SPRINGS AND BATHS.

A RANDALL SPRINGS HOTEL
n BEDFORD, PA
WILL OPEN FOR RECEPTION OF GUESTS
JUNE /.
Renowned for its high standard of excellence and
with its springs Of most remarkable curative viz
make most delightful as we'll as heslthful summer
home: For circulars and terms address
my25-1m' ALSIP SMITH.
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SEA.sIDE-NEW ENGLAND.

DOPHAM BEACH MAINE
The Riverside opens for season June Is.
The Rocdedge opens for season July l.
Excellent table service electric BELLS nest scenery
beautiful beach, safe bathing. pure water, perfect
drainage. boating. fishing and no HAY FEVER
For terms, plans and circulars address II. W.
Prietor The Altsmonte." Altamonte Springs, Fla.
Information and circulars also be obtained app.
cation at Room 81. Washington Loan and Trust
ouud1nR je6eo2m
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Observation-Disclosures,

SEA-SIDE-MISCELLA
DAY RIDGE HOTEL. BAY RIDGE. Md. OPENS
Ses'sot L. h0Mk Manager.
HOTEL BELLRyIEw. CHAPEL POINT. MD.
noG open ios tae ssa % capacity 29S euests
Location The and healthy in the Vicinity
table daily fresh lux
ard and toarnsmgnts; d4ily cGmmpnicston By r.iiroad
sn cn sspn gsp1r
g.. Ma IA p RRErcHMAH Lessee m Bs1 alton
,oBgs ISLAND. .yIReINIA's SEASIDE RE
anS View Of the dos
sn sna n ass az Al sna in
ana he M Sy the II %
i..Sa (, and pssssnssrs ranstsr5ed 70
60 per- mensS Gss Sss
'oH 6hs.s seaE3 POST pao 8ss
"IoLTON's ON THE POTOMAC" NOW OPENED
ADAMss con Co,.onsp St. MAYS countf Ma
strs. Wakefield and Arrowsmith. ieS-Im'
THE ATLANTIC HOTEL.
Win open June Renovased throughout command.
cuisine ~
diagrams and fqEtseT infSrTs', M Amply to
Senate Cafe until May 10. je6-lm
DINEY POINT HOTEL.
ON THE POTOMAC RIVER,
NEAR THE CHESAPEAKE BAY,
WILL OPEN SATURDAY. JUNE. IL. 1899.
For the season for guests
Good salt water bathing. fishing abbng. boating.
senpin alley billiard rS S1 i dssncins. &c. &c
Steamer George Leary will leave here en- Saturday,
June II. instant. at O'clock p. m. for the Point.
special excursion trips Tuesday and Thursday Of
Book now open for dates, Churches. societies, &C..
can set full Information by calling WASH Il.
WILLIAMS cor 7th and St. nv. Washington
tei-2w Piney Point ST. Mary's county. Maryland
HOTEL HExIopEs
REHOBOTH BEACH. DELAWARE
VIII reopen June "a under same man aeenient
WALTER BURTON.
my231m' Address National Hotel. Washington. d. G.
DIVER SPRINGS. ct. MARY's COUNTY, MD
III To our many WASH agton friends: Instcad OF 90
ing to Chicago. take the str. Wakefield for River
Spring. Good fishing. buating and fruit free; frst
class table and daily mail.
,e1-lm' Oh. X. p. GLADSTONE L SON.
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Open all the year; stories high; g. 600 IT, piazza
sun parlor; luxurious beds; table frst-class pauo
electric bells and lights; artesian water, Address
my20-eo2m W. II. L. STARK, MD,
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DAY RIDGE HOTEL. BAY RIDGE, MD, OPENS
- June H. For terms and other Information ad
dress f. L HOOPER
te7-30k Msnsra.
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lr1E DESIGNER.

Double wrssths OF gold and pearls COM
bfiie In hfOoches. tsfNftVk& BbBt st
~ There Understanding -Aew = oounters
In perforated silver. M t8M4 Sfs M
There IL q fancy for enamelcd trtnkets
for bridesmaids' prescnts.s
W Enamel studs are 'desired. There - I
prospect Of f6bs being called for by women.
Swords with black enamel mingling
with stones are beautiful! The black gives
relief to the stones.
Jewel boxes OF perforated silver of the
finest work have set In the tops Ikea dome.
pincushions Of the palest hued velvets.
Since women have returned to parting
their hair in the middle the diamond star
Is u very prominent form Of hair adornment'
Bluo enameled divided sleeve buttons
with a crumpled diamond shaped bit with
a clover leaf In white enamel, are delight
fully feminine.
A bracelet was seen for a silver wedding
present. 1t was made up Of two rows Of
diamonds set in silver. Between them were
the words, also in diamonds, ''The Silver
Echo of a Golden King" which is very
pretty, II one doesn't know what it means.-
jewelers. Circular.
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A SWIM FOR LIFE.


The Narrowing Exuerienco Of. = MAJ Who
Didn't Know lcnourh "a yvAds.
The Second NM. ~ 4 Iake II Nm n,,n.
heller told ihis story to a Detroit frho1 9ress
man ma thev. xy.,,e n~anainrf pdhtR A,fx
Barn,ies r,o.ntiy. an WA sH,oht n vs.T.
auo that was sailing on n lumbar schooner.
and inst when M wrra nbont where ri Ara
now the cnntain discov.red that orr vowl
M odr,ft ~. MA ha.,, tnvuinu n and
sonahnw tha nai,tar mad nnrtaI ne siinn.I
ma th.,. 49, roa. .,as n.srly = mi,s awSv
.aris,sna 49,. n Ia, 10 ~ water cnrin
carru T. IinaI,v &c T savv tha nld man was
= good IsaI wnrIeI IN ovarit I volunteer.
ed ~ sxyim ashore md bring the vatvl II he
,,o,Id r,,r a. M cioso az ha could and anchor
nntIl I c.ma ahoard
.0The ~canta;n accounted nv nronosal very
gladly. and ~ the water was warm I
Thought I would have a first rate, swim.
littla thinking what was In store Tor me.
So I stripped and lowered myself into the
water. For a quarter Of am hour Il was
mere fun. but i soon found I had bit Off
more than | could chaw, The shore was
farther off than l had figured. I kent on.
however. costing more and more exhausted
every moment I tried every way | knew
to rest my tired legs and arms. First l
turned on nv back and swan in that po-
sition for Il while. Then l tried swimming
on my side; then dog fashion, and then
floating. But all the time l was getting
more and more worn out. l tried to signal
the schooner, but my voice was so weak I
could not make them hear, and they did
not understand, as l afterward learned, my
frantic motions. Besides, they could not
have helped me. because they had no boat.
II had swum about . mile and was still
q mile from the shore. Mechanlcally Kept
up my motions as well as l could, but
knew l was ONE The water began To
sing in my ears, and my thoughts went
back over my past life, as ! have heard
drowning mems always co. 1 thought OF
my poor wife and children ana wondered
how they would get the news. l
whether my body would be found and get
Christian burial. speculated also as 70
the captains getting MS Doae ana 1elt quite
sorry when ! thought ne might never see 1t
again.
~ don't Know how long u LOOK me 10
think OF all Tins. IroDaDly IL was not
49,, tI.n,, -, ,t,.,,t htpf / AntNlaI m he
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Caution.

limitations have bsen put upon the mai
kst % closely resembling Allooek's Porous
Plastsrs In Reseral appearance as 70 be
we'll calsulassa,to deceive. : II IL. however.
In general appearance only that they com
para with Alcoek's. for thev are wsrss
than useless. inssmuchf as they contain
deleterioas ingredients which are Art Ia
eause serious injury. Remember that ALL
COCKS are ths only genuine porsus ~plasters
Tho beat external rslne4v Svsr producsd
And! when nurohasinR piaatSTs do not ionl,
SIX for bat sss that you get AILCocK'i
pORoUs PLAsTEBs,
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Those who have used DR.. Kings New Dis
eovery know ito value, and those who have
not. have o he opportunity to try it free.
Call on the advertised druggist and got q
trial bottle. free. Send your name and ad-
got q sanple box of DR.. Kings New Life
pills free, a. vol as = copy Of Guide 10
Health and Household Instructor. free.
All Of which is guaranteed to do you good
snd cost you ~nething. II. Ii. Parchen Il
Co.. druR stoYs.
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Very Simple When You Know How.

IF anybody had asked me this morn
ing" said a citizen, ''how to carry a marble
topped table and Il rocking chair at the
same time / couldn't have told him, but
tonight l could, for today ! saw a man do
ing just that thing. He carried the table
in front of him with his hands, and he had
the rocker on his back, with the rockers
hooked down over his shoulders in front"
philadelphia Call.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-07

An English admiral says: IL 10 true.
the lifs-saving service OF America is not
squaled anywhere in the world" 1t is also
true that Ayers Cherry Psctoral saves, an
nually. thousands of lives. Invaluable in
sudden colds, throat and lung troubles.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-07

To retain AZ abundant head Of hair Of a
natural color to a good old age, the hygiene
Of she scalp must be observed. Apply Halls
Hair Remover.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-07

Two girls, aged respectively II and 10
years, recently arrived at Portland, Or.
They said they were going to New York
to become newsboys." They were sent back
to their homes at ColebrOOk.
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Born with Brain Within Brain.

A native of Georgetown, Md, has the
following sign on the front Of his store:
Born with brain within brain, i can kure
emmy kind of misery in a short time with
only the best cribs to be used"
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Wanted to BE NeWsbOys.

Disagreeable flow from the nose and other
symptoms Of Catarrh.. cured by Hoods earsa-
DnriIlA. . ...a.
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pROPOSAt & FOR LUMBTR. SHINGLES.
L doors. window oats and 0nionA

pEOIOSA . CoIk DIN, 1llN0lAGJ
L doors, windows. oats and onionA
United States Indian service. Rlackfeet
Agency, Mont, / iegsn l.. O., Mont. Nov. ]. 1885,.
Seslsd proposals. endorsed proposals. for
lun Der, shingles. etc." as the case may DO. and
audr ,ssed to the undersigned At Iiegan =. ~.
i eton county, Mont. will be received ut this
agency until one o'clock y. IN. Of Monday. hoy.
q, 1898, for furnishing and delivering, at this
agency about SOC. coo feot Of assorted lumber,
2s.,Oo5 shingles, LOG doors. 100 windows. 1850
pouuda OF oats ana 300 bounds. OF onions, a
full list ana description Of which may be OBJ
tanned by application to the undersigned.
bidders will be re uirsd to state specifically
In their bids the proposed price ot each article
offered for delivery under a contract. and AL
articles delivered under any contract will be
subject to q rigid inspection. ,.,
The right il reser we'd to Ieject any or al bids.
or any part of any bid, it deemed for the best
interests of the service ..'...
CERrIFn D CHECKS.
Each bid must be accompanied by . certified
check or draft upon some united States deposit
tory or solvent national bank in the vicinity Of
the residen ZOE of the bidder, made payable to the
order Of the oommlssion er Of indian affairs. for
At Il asst five per cent Of the amount of tho pro-
posal. which check or draft will be forfeite I to
the nited States in case any bidder or bidders
receiving an award shall fail to prom ntly exc
cute . contract with good and sufficient sure
tieG. otherwise to b. returned to the bidder.
BIDS accompanied by cash in lieu of q certified
check will not be considered.
For any further infoi NATION apply to
J. 81 CAPT. L.. w. COOKE, u. T. A.,
., Acting U. =. indian Agent.
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ERIE MEDICAL co., Buffalo, NY.

APPLICATION 70 CUT TIMBER IN AC.
"a 1ordauco With the rules md regulations OF
the honorable aecfatary Of ttes interior. dated
May 81 1921, the undersigned. Ascltizen, o. the
Unasd statos ard a bona bds resident u the
xilIlp.ke epplio.tlIpSp II 'twehty-oue days sfter
tho Asst pnblloatisSi,aof this notsth.,o the hon
OrAble secretary u the interiorfor ~ rmissioii TO
cut and remove timber for sale, from the follow,
in0 ii<xOribod traotgso surveyed slsnd lying ana
being in the county 81 Lewis and Clarke. state
Of Montana, and DESCRIBED n follows: The
south half Of southwest quarter. the fractional
soutt, half OF southeast quarter OF section :; the
southeast %quartsr.a the south half OF northeast
quarter Of section Q: all Of sections s and ls: the
west half OF southwest quarter and fonthenst
quarter Of south ost quarter OF scctian III: the
north half Of section ~, in town hip 10 north
OF range ] west
The character Of the timber upon said tracts
IL yellow pine and fir, the yellow pine prsdom-
mating. aud the amount thereof Is about four
tln,u.and cords.
Said timber Is 10 be cut and sold to tbs citi.
zens Of the state Il No ltana for domestic and
manufacturing purposes
This notice is published under and by virtue
Of tho regulations Of tbs general lnnd Office,
states entitled. an act to amend section s OF An
act approved March 3. 1891, entitled an act to
repeal the timber culture laws and FOR other
purposes. ..
rough and broken, non mineral and unit ioi
Agrieultu Q. WALIE II. LlAAAA.
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MGINST6IN'S
Few People in Montana ....

Comprehend how hard times have been in the great Eastern mar
kets during the past six months. The Oldest and most substantial
firms in New York were compelled to sacrifice their stocks to obtain
ready money. To the few buyers who had ready cash and nerve
wonderful chances presented thernselvesadaily. It was our oppor-
tunity We had our eyes open and we bought stock after stock
of merchandise at our own prices. We are going to offer these pur-
chases to the Helena public a S fast as they are shipped us by our
New York House. The first one to arrive is a stock of the
Huntsville gazette., 1893-05-13
CURRENT COMM ENT.

Secretary Carlisle will announce
his financial policy in definite terms
when the president has fully made up
his mind what it is.-Chicago Tribune.
sN-The greatness of Cleveland has
expanded to such an extent that he is
now able to refer to himself as n royal
plural His style is now decidedly
Louis Quatorze-N. y. Advertiser.
EBThe country needs at the head Of
the treasury department somebody who
is not afraid to tell the people exactly
what he means to do. III Mr. Carlisle is
such a man, his present manifesto does
not prove tn. Y. Sun (dem.).
No difference whatever should be
made by the department in its treat
ment of the two forms of legal tender
paper money. The late repu blican adj
ministration made none, and surely the
present democratic administration
ought to live up to the creditable record
Of its predecessor on this most impor-
tant point.-Boston Herald (dem.)
Secretary Gresham seems to be
anxious to make the democrats believe
the president did not make a mistake
when he called him to the cabinet. The
zeal which the ex-republican jurist has
manifested in filing the diplomatic
posts with democrats will earn him the
gratitude if not the respect Of his
adopted party.-Cleveland Leader.
HThe country is steadily approach
ing realization of the truth, which
we believe will be demonstrated to a
certainty IN the progress of practical
events, that nine-tenths Of the optcry
raised abont the iniquitous tariff was
the product ni either rank ignorance of
sheer dishonesty viSt Paul pispatell