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T~ELEGRAPn1C BREvITIES.

LONDON, June 7.-DispAtches from Buenos
Avrea states shat the Argentine cabinet re-
signed, 50
Lyoss HEAD. Ont. June 1.--Last night q
boat loaded with telegraph nolee awamped
With twelve men on board. Four were
drowned.
DENVER, June 7.-John d. Nichols. MI
dc time newspaper man, committed suicide
to-day. He At one time WAS owner of the
indianapolis journal.
VIENNA. Juns THE Servian politician.
Pstrovich, Was yesterday enticsd into n
house AZ Pozarsvoo by political opponents
and brutslly murdered.
ATHENS. Tex. June THE local south
bound rasaenGer train fell through q bridge
here Tonight. No one Was killed. but a
number were badly hurt.
VIENNA, June Tho Austrian and Hun
Rarian ministers OF tinanoe have decided
upon Jan. !. 1898. as the time tor tho intro
duction OF the new currency.
RICHMOND. Va. June IA destructive
cyclone visited Bristol, this state, last
niaht. doing considerable damage to prop
srty and severely iniurinR two men.
PARIS, jane Sir Richard Webster con-
cluded his address bssore the Boring sea
tribunal to-day and G. Robinson. of the
Canadian bar. followed him. also on behalf
OF Great Britain.
GRAND RAPIDS. Nich.. June 7.-Walter
Gray and Dora Velzy were found dead at
noon in tho formers room. Each had a
bullet hole in the head. Jealousy on the
part Of one or the other 10 supposed to be
tho cause.
Cn1cAao. June THE worlds vegetarian
congress opened this evening At the art ~
stituts with = reception rendered by the
Chicago society in honor Of the visiting
vegstArians, who Game from all sections Of
the country.
NEW York, Juno ALI newspapers In
London this morning contain long obituary
articles upon Edwin Booth. His death
also caused deep regret at Berlin. where his
ShakespeareAn renditiona have beon re-
GRrded with keen admiration.
VIENNA. June Floods continue to canse
great destruction in the province of Buko-
wilma. The river Czeremosse yesterday
submerged Wischnitza. The town has a
population OF about 1000. and many OF
these were drowned in the flood, while
scores OF houses were demolished.
New YoRK. June 7.-Russell Sage WAS
victorious this afternoon in the trial OF the
suit brought against him by VIM. II. Laid
law for $4,000 damages for injuries re-
oeivsd in the dnancier's Office at the time OF
the dynamite explosion on Dec. 4, 1891.
The judge dismissed the complaint and
discharged she jury.
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PEARLS.

The French Imitation Far Moro Durable
Than the Roman.
AT one time the so-callsd Roman pearls
we're pronounced incompatible, ard they
are certainly extremely beautiful. having
all the delicate moonlight loneliness of the
real pearl. But they have one gross defect,
they are as perishable as they are pretty.
says a writer in the Ladies' Home Journal.
Composed az they are of alabaster beads
coated with paste made OF shining silvery
scales of . specie OF fish that is common In
the Italian waters, they lose their luster
very speedily when brought in contact with
the skin of . lady's throat. Any degree Of
everlasting in a ballroom will cause the
dainty beads to stick fast to the wearer's
neck md to part with the thin shining
coating to which they owe their beauty.
The French imitation pearl is at once
durable and thoroughly deceptive. 1t is
mode by coating the interior Of q hollow
glass bead with the same silvsry liquid.
prepared from dsh scales. that ia employed
In the manufncture of Roman pearls. The
bead is then filled with white wax to
insure its solidity. The best grade of
French imitation pearls n be distin-
Ruished from real ones. oven by the most
expert of jewelers.. unless tho string is hall-
died, when the difference in weight becomes
apparent. the real pearl being heavier than
an imitation one.
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BRIGGS TO HIS FOLLOWERS.

Trumpet Call to Those WIN Agree with
Him-suok to tho Church.
NEW Yopx. Juns THE frat accepted
expression Of DR.. Briggs aimee he WAS sus'
pended for herssy by the general assembly
of the church. 10 . letter which Vas pub
lished In to.day's New York Evangelist.
In IL Briggs says NO one should feel Obliged
70 retire from tho Presbyterian church on
account Of tho decision OF the last assem-
bly,. He says in part: THE minority OF
oyerridden tho safeguards Of Presbyterian
law and presidents. The majority should
rallv and use every lawful method to undo
the damage lone TO the fair fame OF Pres
byterisnism. Let no ono leave the ranks.
LET the bugls call rssound from ocean
60 ocean; let there be a rally in every pres
bytsry of all who will stand BY the consti-
tuition and law which have come down to
ma from our fathers a. y precious heritage.
Let each presbytery whose overtures have
been 30 tudely brushed aside and scorn-
fully treated resssert ~ position win
sral assembly. Lei the synod OF New
York assert its constitutional right against
the general assembly which has
10 greatly sacroachsd upon them;
Let every prssbytery or synod
which would maintain ths graded
system Of courts. which has until thc pres
on1 day been the pride Of Presbytsrianism.
oyerture ths next assembly in the interests
Of orderly procedure. Let the constisu-
tionalisss In every p~rssbytsry awake to
their duty and overcome those ntnsrisiss
which have outvotsd them during resent
years BY schsmlng. planning and working
1oaether for q Predetermined purpose. 1t
IL blob ZINE all bread minded men should
Organise and work together for their own
safety 40 we'll % tbs honor OF Presbyssr-
tspiam."
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A POET POLITICIAN.

Bjorastjerns DjornsoA Stands for the
Norwegian Liberals.
II has been said that mentioning The poet
Biornstjsrns Bjornson's name 10 equiva-
lent 10 hosting the pure Norwegian flag.
For over thirty years he has been In every
political OF literary combat that the coun-
1ry has had, writes Prof. Julius E. Olsen
in the June New England Magazine, and
these have been numerous. His national
soncs have supplemented the old bombas-
1io songs Of the 18th OF May type. He has
done mors than any other one man
TO arouse the political conscience of
his people. A word In his defense.
His Norwegian opponents. marching
in royal processions, singing the
patriotio words of his famous national
sons. densunce him - . traitor, and his
enemiss across the border accuse him of
iucitipR the Norwegian people 70 hate the
Svedes. Nothing could be further from
the truth. Biornson 10 a philanthropiss:
30 loves not only Norway. but Sweden. and
all the world. He 10, IL 10 true. . political
spitator, but an aRitator for human rights
-ssoure conditions for universal peace. In
literature. Bjornson 10 an optimistic realist.
Hia optimism knows NO bounds. His abid-
Ing faith In humanity stimulates and
s%trepathens. Being q poet he may not al
vays be . safe political pilot. but as some
one has said, wo do not look to poets for
fnali,ies. Enthusiastic foreign newspaper
CORRESPONDENTS sometimes herald him al
she FIRST president of the Norwegian repub-
lie. which he has said will some day CONF
like q letter by post" but poets never be-
come presidents.
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Improvement il Firearms.

The improvement Of firearms in the
course of the present century limos equals
the progress from crossbows 20 1int.loch
muskets. The trumpet-shaped musque-
toons of the fifteenth century could be
used only at close range. but their chief
defect was their liability to miss fire
altogether. As late as 1852 Marechal SAKE
pardoned a d~eserter because every one OF
the six muskets in hands of the firing
squad had failed to explode its charge, and
the delinquent WAS considered a protege
of providence. Imagine the chances OF
that soldier if the six marksmen had used
rifles OF the Man!icher pate. n, with cart
ridges warranted TO explode 449, 995 time.
in q half million shots.
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Trouble Along tho Ditch.

CHICAGO, June 7.-Hostilities began again
this afternoon along the line of the drain
age canal Lear Lemont. Strikers assembled
in nobs and not only put to flight a num-
Der of mon who had gone TO work, but
raised a new standard, 81 a day TO ten
was no bloodshed today, but the at ike
seems likely now to assume serious proper
tions. Every man found ct work by the
strikers to-day WAS forced out and at one
OF two points where the men evinced reluc.
tence to leave their job they vera promptly
slURged into submission.
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lament shall not have power 70 deal With.
stone accepted the amendment aud IL was
adopted, after strong protests BY the Irish
~nationaiists, who voted sgainst IL, but the
conservatives voted for IL and u prevailed.
The clause was finally modified. however,
bv making il rend 'Aliens a. such."
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PERMlS-
~ sion to cut and remove timber from tho
..,kl;. I.nIi. - ttn> IIp.tori ,tafan

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PERMls.
~ sion to cut and remove timber from tho
public lands Of the United rtatss
: Notice is hereby given that At tho expiration OF
twenty-one day. from tho tirst publication OF
Fishbnrn and jacob T. risLburn. OF Fergus
ments of section s Ut the rules and regulations
prescribed by tho honorable secretary OF tho m
terror approved HAY 8. 1891. make written op-
p~lication 10 tho honorable secretary Of the inter
Tor for permission to- ont snd remove fifteen
hundred cords Of wood from tho following de-
scsibsd laads situate. lying. and bang in tho
Lewistown land district In Fergus county, Mon
tanA. viz; -.
The M Of section !. thes y Of No e.. the NV \
Of the nsk, and tho Q y OF tho NV y Of SEQ q: All
in { II u. + II Q. and the sw Il OF tho - y al Sc
81. t Is n, r II .. embracing nh hrea Of 5N acres,
upon which there Is now situated about 400, O0t
feet Of pine timber. That all Of tho said land il
composed o. high rocky ridges and deep gulliss'
and wholly mint foi agriculture. and not known
to contain mineral.
GEOIGE A. f1SHRURN.
JACOB r. FISHtUHN.
Edgar @. Worden. Attorney foe Applicants.
Dated this 18th day Of Nay, 1873
BEst publication May ", is93
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down pains, disbursements, and other weak
nesses, it's q positive remedy. 1t means .
now life, and a longer ono, for every delicate
woman. In every case for which it's recon-
mendod, it gives satisfaction. It's 0nardn-
It improves digestion, invigorntes tho
system, onriches tho blood, dispels aches and
pains, produces refreshing sleep, dispcls mel
nnoholy ind nervousness, end builds up both
flesh and strength. 1t is a Legitimate. med.
ir;as-not q beverage. Contains no alcohol
to inebriato /; no syrup or sugar to sour or
fcrmcnt in tho stomach and Gauss distress.
As peculiar i'll its marvellous, remedial re-
suits as in its composition. Therefore, don't
be put off with some worthless compound
easily, but dishonesty, recommended to be
:" Just as good"
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Unique floor Covering.

An economical experiment is that OF a
housekeeper who. disgusted with dus. COL
Letting, moth breeding carpets, and not
being able to go the expense of having all
her rooms 1loored in hard wood, hit a on
the expedlent of paperinU Some seldom
used. She selected Il heavy dark wall pa
per with n conventional design. which was
pat Gown over a covering of brown wrap
few rugs scattered about 1t was hard to
make PEOPLE believe the carpet Was a pape:
one.
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The Family Happy Together.

Esw BEDFORD, Mass. June THE trial
Of Lizzie Borden continued to-day. j. V.
Morse. n guest at the Borden house at the
time of the murder. and Bridget Sullivan. a
servant. testified. The principal point
brought out in the examination of Miss
Sullivan was that family relations were of
the most harmonious character. there never
having been any quarreis. The testimony
vas devoid Of new facts.
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Queen yIctoria's Big Hand

Queen Victories hand is not of fairy-like
proportions by any means. She wears
gloves of the size of seyen and q half. Thew
are always black and always shorter than
the fashion of tho hour demands, She
began ut the beginning Of her reign with
one-button gloves and has advanced only
to four buttons since. She wears only
about two dozen pairs a year, and each pair
costs the royal wearer only 50 II.
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PROPOSALS roR COAL AND WOOD

PROPOSALS FOR Coal AND WOOD
United ntates p ay Office. Helena. Mont.
June IL, 1883. Sealed prop sails will 10
received at this office anti Il ociocs
noon. July H.. 1854. u. which time
ard place they will he opened and tho cen
tract @ to thu lowest iiddar. sub .ert to the ap.
proval Of the director OF tie mint, for furnish
ing (deliyeredl 10 the Lnited States Assay Office,
lump coal and twenty-five c25l cords best yellow
pine wool. The ri hi is reserved to ,e iect an,
or all bids. w. ID. WHEELER. ASA! or il
charge.
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THE MARKETS.
STOCKS.

NEW YORK, June Bar silver. ssh.
Coppsr-Quiet; lake $Ils0.
Lead-Quiet: domestic, $3.50.
The stock market was dull to-das. While
fluctuations were confined within compare
lively narrow limits the market was decidedly
cratic. The speculative temper changed al
most from hour to hour. The general list i'm
proved fractionally at the start, but the inn
provement was subsequently lost. The bears
continued their efforts to depress the list right
up to the close but some shares held firm and
left off practically at last nights figures. Tho
market closed steadier In tone at q recovery of
" to / per cent. from the lowest
Governments-Firm.
Dotrolop,r- E;rrp. dill. 70 hid
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Employment Agency
"a STRT

"a EDWARDS STREET.
Telephone $50. w. -. Cook. Proprietor
WANTs--Co,orei boil boy for Park Hotel,
Great Falls.
alter girl for Boulder, $50.
Girl for ranch near Fort 4 enton.
Meat cook for camp, $40.
Waite or eirl for lIotol Florence. MissonlA
2 girls for general homework in CITY. $50
girl for general homework for city, S25.
TO l.ET-7-ronm frame house, with water. !$Ia,
Groom furnished house, $22. ! rooms, furnished.
with bath. $lS-$20. II room house with bath.
good barn and out-houses. tino lawn. Sa5. &
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THE INDEPENDENTS
GREAT BOOK OFFER.

To n n h will sind us FouR Of the
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issues of different dates) accompanied by
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.-THE AN
- nusl NEE ing II The stoekholders of Tho
Montana Cattle couipsny. will b, he d at the
on satuIdsy, June 10. 1873. at four @ 'clock D. m =,
for the purpose of e.ecting u hoa d Of trustees
for the ensuing year. and such otner buainos, as
may come before tho meeting,
JOHN Il. TUITION, Secretary.
Helena. Mont, Juno ]. 1888.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE,
loo = yUho.& JY..u a.L ctL1

CHICAGO. juno 7.-Wheat--Easy; cash. 641sc
July, C6ssc.
Corn-Nasy: cash, 1880: July. $3.50.
Oats-steady; cash, 2Sl4c; July, 2s1sc.
Professionally; cash. 5000; September, SIC. 80.
ard-Steady; cash, $3.50; SeI tember. $1,000
Enthusiastically; cash. 50 20; September. $3.50.
harley Coo.
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SALE OF SCHOOL. rONps-NOTlCE Is
- hereby given that tho trustees Of school dis
trict \ seven az, JeA erson county, Montana,
Tho hour q. ono o'clock y. m. II .nid day, rell
the ,conpon bonds Of said d sri.st to the amount
OF 5000. aid bonds AFRO pays ble fifteen years
W tn int.rcst at this rate Of six per ceat per an
nan. Interest," paih rrrni- annra " Mt samc place,
al I'll Is md cell sid b 'nds q. private .nle. il
deere, d for the bet interests of ea'd district,
lids will be ,epelved until twelve o Q 0cx III. on
WIN. r. SWIFT.
ODirY HALrURD,
JAW 3 SlmIkfNS
IrusteeA
y. Y. WAIVER. risti let Clerk.
Fist publication May IL 1-iD.
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Independent Agents

THE HELENA INDEPENDENT is
on sale by the following news
dealers in this city and state and
in Idaho, Utah, Colorado, Wash
ington, California and Minnesota,
who will furnish SINGLE copies or
receive subscriptions for the dali,
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tHlCAGO LIVE o q

CHICAGO. June Observation-Disclosures. 1900
stosdy; prime steers, s.. 2565 s.; extra s. ~
q 90: others, S4.25 44.s5; Texans, $2104A0
logs Receipts =; mixed and packer
$50 aG.s5; prime heavy and butchers weight
ST. 500 7.o2!$; light, st.s5a7.0o.
sheep. Receipts 1900; steady; ratives., 81:
@5. 0O; Texans. $4.25g4.5 80; westerns, S4.75t
5.Cr.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF

NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF
~ William .Chur aForo. deceased.
Notice ID hereby givon by tho undersigned,
executors OF the last will and testament Of " III.
lam CHI masero.. deceased, to tho creditors Of,
and all persons having. claims against the said
cary vouchers, within ton months after the
first publication Of this notice, to the said exec
utors Mt the Office of 4. A. MARROW, in the rear Of
tho Montana National Eank building tho same
being tho place for tho transaction Of the busi-
ness of said estate in the city Of Helena, in the
county Of Lewis and Clarke.
MAlY H. CHuMASEEO.
T.. A. MARROW,
Executors Of tho last will and testament Of
william thumAsero. decea Cd.
dated May III. 1905. wy
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WASHINGTON.


Wilbur Tebbils. ....... Asrchants Hotel, 81. PAul
Wsllara 8. Dsuais....... ustsl Iyau. 1t rsal
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NoTIca TO cREpIroRs.-nsrArn o

NOTICE TO CREDITORS, ESTATE OF
~ Margaret nuFnen. dec0ase&
Notice H. hereby given By the undetermined, ID.
mlinistr9trix Of the estate Of Margaret Durnen.
doceased. 10 tho creditors Of and ali persons
having claims against tho said deceased, 10 OK
htbit them, with tho necessary .vopehors, within
four months after the tirst publication Of this mo-
ticc, to the said adm!nistratrrix 1t the oiNcs
~. Montana, tho same hsing Sks place for the
Transaction Of tho business % sAid .estats.
NARY LANAHAN,
Administrative OF the estate Of Margaret Durnsn.
dec asod.
lated May a. 1E0A
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In Firm; dull; 6S bid.
Closing

Money on call easier at s@6: closed offered a
8 per cent. Prime mercantile paper SOS per cent
sterling exchange weak. with actual business il
bankers' sixty-day bills, $4.s5A@4. S6A ant
$i,S7A84.S8 for demand.
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NOTICE-TO WHOM IT MAY COSCERN n:
~ This is TO notify all persons that will 10
longer he responsible for any debts contracted
by Elizabeth McMasters.
WM, McMASTER9.
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WANTED 10 RENT-FURhISHED HOUSE
w with all modern improvements, from
July / for four CT ave months. for man and
&ifa. no children. Address lock box 52a.
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS NETTING
~ Ihore will he q meeting Of tho stockholdsrs
of tho satellite Mining company at room Il
! alley block, Eelens. Montnns. June q. at
o'clock .: m, (polls to remain OPEN till foul
O'clock for tao purpose Of o.ecting three trus
tees to SER 20 for the ensuing year.
Nm. e.. BAILEY. Secretary.
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ron RENT-DW BILLINGS.
Tor RENT. Observation-Disclosures II,
L Reod d Co., opposite Grand Central Hotel
Largest list in City.
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TO RENT,

WANTED-hBOUT JUNE II. NICE, PLEAS
" ant room with board in private family for
lady and child five year, old. Best of refer
ences given and requ red. Address, stating
terms, postoGflcs box 1876.
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LOk KENT-LAHGE WELL FURNISHED
i rooms. sinrle or on suite; all modern in
block. corner i ark avenu, and Clarke street.
EOR kkhT-FUENisHhD ROOMS FROM
II 81 to $40 per month ut III North hodney
street.
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40 LOAN,
MONEY 40 LUAS On IMPROVED CITY
III and farm property. Nm GGLscy Sesadv.
MONEY 10 LUA,-IL ~. BEE
III adv. paes4
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vi ayor %TilIbrook
Hoods ~SavsapaYiUa

the sore healed up, he became perfectly well
and is nov a lively. robust boy. Other parents
whose children suffer from impure blood
should profit by this example.
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