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ened and curled will supply the need.
But remember that the coil or the rest
Of the head-dress must be planned ac-
cOrdingly. In It's idea Of circle Is
the secret Of the coils cOrrecp arrange
inert. 1t should come at that point Of
the head that requires balancing; little
too high or a little too low. and the
effect is ruined The coil itself may be
pretty the hair may be lovely. the face
charming, but somehow the whole effect
is not satisfactory. II is because the
circle Is violated somewhere. Under
stand II at IN many cases the coll comes
distinctly outside the circle but in such
cases II must be so distinctly outside
that The circle Of the heads own contour
is but emphasized thereby. That Is WHY
only the very symmetrical head can stand
the pronounced psyche" or the eXag-
gerated Greek effects. The bead whose
own contour is faulty must have the
help Of coil in just he right place TO
make the whole becoming The really
symmetrical head can wear the hair any
where, provided 1t is well outside ot the
circle Such head is only spoiled by
a spread-out style that blurs the
heads own outline Some heads are pref
tily curved from the chin over the fore
head and half way down the head. Such
heads should always wear low coil.
Deficiency Just below that line IS thea
supplied. a head whose better curve
is the lower one takes the hair high or
lust above the central line. For instance,
the head given should have the coil quite
a little higher 10 secure the needed
symmetry.
4 Waist Of Novel Cut.
A popularity Of the waist pictured is
that il shows no seams whatever
not even on the shoulders 1t has
no lining, and should be fitted on the
person. The stuff is gathered very full
in the back and is slightly gathered in
front. The armhoes are cut I'm the gath
cred material. The front pieces cross, and
are draped, as seen in the engraving A
somewhat pointed opening is formed at
the neck, which can be filed by a lace
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Pillow Cases 2OxS6 inches, &c. each.
pillow Cases 2lx36 inches, l0c each.
pillow Cases, % I-2x36 inches, lie, l. l-2c.
15c. and lie. each.
pillow Cases 27xc6 inches. 20 and Dc.
each.
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Dry Goods Store
CORNER BROAD AND ADAMS STREETS.
Sheets & Pillow Cases

The day has gone by when the family
can afford TO take the necessary time
from other domestic duties 10 make
Sheets and Pillow Cases and the Ike
,rbev are manufactured for us by 1he
wholesale at lower prices than We can
do the work ourselves on the premises.
We give you the benefit Of our pur-
chases.
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Ready made Kitchen Towels. 10. H.
u lie. each.
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THE TOWER!
Corner Second and Broad.
RorpainS in Remnants

i
Satteens which sell usually at u l-2c.
and i5c. yard, now s 1-3c.
1 lot Remnants Fine Ginghams and
Cheviots, usual price IL 1-2c.. now i-4c
/ lot Remnants 1-3c. Calicoes. now &C.
lot Remnants Cotton and Scrim, Sc.
yard.
New styles Fine French Satteens. only
IL lie. yard.
New Spring Dress Goods. Fine Wool
Cheviots, the very latest things out for
spring. % inches wide, Soc
New Spring Shades in Fine Henrlcttas,
soc. a yard.
New Shades in Fine Serges and Benga-
lines, SOC and Sc. yard.
New Veiings, New Colors. Very Hand
some
Remnant lot OF Fine Linen Table Nap
kins at half-price.
New Line Of Handsome Point D'Gona
Laces, very cheap.
Beautiful Imitation Cotton TorCh01
Laces they wear and wash beautifully
and are just as pretty as real Torchon
Lace.
The largest and prettiest assortment %
Fine Nainsook Edgings and Insertings %
be found anywhere.
Ladies' Wool Leggins, full length. c0c a
pair.
Great bargains in Hamburg Edgings and
Insertings.
Shifting Prints, new styles. &c. yard.
MATTINGS.
Remnants and short lengths Of Mattngs,
TO Is yards. such as usually sch for
Doc and SOC, are l5c
80 pieces Of Superior Mating az Is PC.
50 pieces OF Superior Mating az 20c..
worth 30c.
% pieces OF Superior Mating az 21c..
worth 81 1-2c.
Bargains in Ladies and Misses Cloaks.
Bargains in Blankets and Quilts. Some
slightly soiled at less than cost
JULIUS SYCLE & SON
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According TO the annual report of the
Chief Of the Bureau of Statistics of the
United States for the year ending June
30, 1892. II is shown that the exports of
the United States during that fiscal year
largely exceeded their imports. and that
tho balance Of trade was greatly in our
Favor. Yet cur gold is steadily going
abroad in large quantities, notwithstand-
Ing the fact that at this time our cotton
crop alone would naturally be the means
Of causing money to come into the coun-
try On Saturday last the steamer La
Champagne carried over 10 Havre $4,000.
900 in gold, and the steamer was held for
an hour and half beyond the time of
sailing TO receive it. The only reason for
this drain upon our gold resources is that
our securities are coming back 20 US from
abroad, because foreign holders are afraid
they win receive cheap silver money for
them. and unless something is done TO
ellay this fear. II viii not be long before
we viii find ourselves loaded down with
q deprecated currency and nothing else.
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JULIUS SYCLE & SON
js24-2t
WOODWARD &
LOTHROp.

| TEMPLE |
Dry Goods Store
CORNER BROADANDA ADAMS STREETS.
Sheets ( Pillow Cases
The day has gone by when the family
can afford to take the necessary time
from other domestic duties 10 make
sheets and Pillow Cases and the like.
They are manufactured for us by the
wholesale at lower prices than we can
do the work ourselves on the premises.
We give you the benefit Of our pur-
chases.
pillow Cases 20x36 inches. &c. each.
pillow Cases 2lx36 inches, l0c. each.
pillow Cases, % 1-2x36 inches, lie, l. lie,
15c. and tic. each.
each.
Bolster Cases q inches g. DC. each.
BOLSTER Cases % IL inches Y, 5Jc eacn.
SHEETS FOR SINGLE BEDS.
54xeO inches, SOC. each.
63x9O inches, 55c. each
SHEETS FOR DOUBLE BEDS.
s1xsO inches, Csc. each.
sOx9O G IL YARDS, CSC, 75c., SIC. each.
9Ox99 { 2 3-i YARDS, extra fine, 81 each.
SPECIAL SALE OF low-priced Napkins
and Towels I'm our Linen Department
20 dozen Hemmed Hucl1 Towels. plain
white or with borders of light blue, pink
or old rose, size lSx35 inches.
Reduced 10 $l.20 dozen, or lOc. each
60 dozen All-Linen, Extra-HeaFy
Fringed Huck Towels. all white. or with
blue or red borders; three sizes lSAsS.
lSx36 and 19x39 inches. The bargain OF
the season.
l21-2c. each-sl5O dozen.
20 dozen All-Linen Fringed Huck Towels.
with red borders, 2lx4l inches. Reduced
to
sl.75 dozen.
A great Napkin bargain-69 dozen Dr's-
den Linen Plain Napkins for breakfast
or dinner use. These are double selNelsT'
having only two sides to hem. Two
sizes-l7xl7 and 20x20 inch. We have re
duced the entire lot TO 96c. dozen.
CRASH TOWELLING.
ls-inch Cotton Crash, Sc yard.
l6-inch Brown All-Linen Crash. &c. yard
l6-inch All-White Scotch Crash, &c.
yard.
lS-inch Plaid or Bordered Glass Crash
lOc, IL 1-2c. to zoe. yard.
22-inch Dutch Crash for wiping SILVER
and glasses, Is Is and zoe.
ls-inch Twilled Crash for roller or cup
towels. IL. II 1-2c.
Handmade Russia Crash for roller or
cup towels. II IL. 10 and II TO Dc.
Ready-made Kitchen Towels. 10. H.
u 1-2c. Cacn.
The present week will witness the
oponing OF Spring styles in several or our
important departments. notably french
Organdies, Scotch Ginghams sprlh:
silks and Velvets, Evening Laces ana
Embroideries.
Another matter OF great Importance
will be a sale of German Table linen:
known as Manufacturers Seconds
Goods NOT strictly perfect, and, therefore.
sold M n much lower price than the
usual one, Notice OF this one VIII DO
given later In the week.
WOODWARD & LOTHROp.
PROFESSIONAL.
-,e,~.fe-e< e.e 49,
Richmond. Va. January II. lSD.
TINE UNDERSIGNED. IN RESUMlNO
hls PRACTICE. respectfully announces
TO his patrons and the general pnRPhc '"s'
he lss associated with h,nselt IN. T. - =.
L xGr,hx o TI ,6eIr 4 f,D &c afdeSce.
DR IL. G. LEVY ) Office and residence are
n, Ola east FRANKLIN street. Telephone lOis
III -io 0"' H. IA. LEVY. NJ. d..
800 east Grace street.
,n.oo aeo iai9th, sa. tu3t
LOST AND FOUNn
~oooo~~~~N~-~ 0N~~~NNN0l>f'o
y osr-A SMALL PUG DOG. sTRAyED
l sr,m 10? east Grace street LAST SlN,
nay $500 reward for his return, w j.
WALKER. I0t east Grace street. jazz
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TUESDAY. JANUARY "a. 1898.
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a Mobile Mystery.

There dwelt in Mobile u few years ago a
unique character who had q secret and
guarded it well. This man was a one leg
ged, grizzled old fellow Of an ancient mar
iner type, who might have been Lascar,
Portuguese or mulatto for all one could
tell. Every day fOr 80 years or more he
stulnped down the street and seated him
self on the steps of the State bank. bespoke
to no one, except to heartily curse any
stranger who mistook him for a mendi-
can't, but smoked his pipe and drank rum
Mt intervals from Il flask lrntil shutdown,
and then he stumped off to his cabin on
the edge Of Il bayou, about two miles from
town.
The remarkable thing about the mysteri,
GUS old tar was that every Monday morn.
ing he entered the bank, and producing Il
single Spanish doubloon of the seventeenth
century received its bullion value in cur
rcncy for it. lie never he'd more nor less
thar the single doubloon. OF course every
body along the gulf of Mexico is Il believer
in the existence Of buried spoils of the buC-
cancers of the Spanish main and the later
day gulf pirates of Laitte's day, which was
just after the war Of 1872, and every mar
and boy iii Mobile was satisfied that the
old one legged tar was Il survivor of the
band Of LATTE and that he had access to a
buried treasure, He was followed and
watched i'll vain. When at last he died,
there was only found on his person tie
change from the last doubloon sold to the
bank, and although the cabin was torn
down and the soil for acres around over
turned to the depth of six feet no trace Of
the hidden hoard OF the old one legged
pirate was ever discovered.
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Independent Book Coupon No. |.

Nj 1.-THE Old Mam'selle's Secret. ~ E.
No. a"Siiad Fate. By Mrs. Alexander.
No. n. "a warrant Wife. by Florence Warden.
No. n s-Ref Bmofh1 z, 6nid ~ Charles Reade'
No. ILoyss Atonement. By Tn. Benton.
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No 5a-1he Story Of klizateth. Ey Miss
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BOLNY AT THE BAR.

The small boy, however. pursued Boley
n yelled, stop thief" The crowd took
up the cry and started in pursuit, Boley
turned into Ludlow street with tho crowd
at his heels and darted up the stairway OF
II tenement. He went clear to the top
story, climbed ont on the root, closed the
scuttle andsplled lumber overlt. Looking
over the edge OF the root INTO the street, ne
could see the angry mob and hear cries
threatening HIM with iynchlng.
his nearest pursuef 'fnproflSed q batter.
ing ram and burst through the deienses OF
the scuttle, Inc next moment eAcl'ed Iie-
Mews began TO pour our upon the roof.
boley stafteu 10 run again ahu leo MS puF-
suers over ROOFS ana AROUND c'lihiheSs' nc
was cornefsa at ias1 on 'he very euSeo o. u
root where ne stooa CONSIDERING Whether
70 Jump or hot. Among MS cap,ors was
tlnemah' l'oiey was Scafe' pS 'he way
things looked IN the street, returned the
Watch ana begged Hlheflan 10 ih'eFceoe IN
MS pehait WIN the crowd flhenlan ana
nov care 10 DC 'he cause o' alShchlhs ana
cla lh9eieede'
lie placed hlhsell IN irotV OF the 'hiel
ana trieu 10 pfo.ec, nm. me crown o'osn-
Gu nm aSiae anu h's1lea boleS down s1airs,
though he pieaueo ON ms Knees 10 DC iele
on Ihe FOOL
on Inc s'alrs d hSh0 lor MS !lle oesan'
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FOR SAL {.

New frame dwelling, six rooms,
pantry, two closets, cellar, shed,
good fences and three level lots,
Each 5Ox14O, $3.50 for whole
outfit. $3.50 down, balance on
three years time.
Twenty acres and small house,
within * miles from Court
House for $3.50.
Elegant new house, hall, six
rooms, three closets, cellar, pantry,
sheds and fences; house is well
and warmly built and faces on
three streets, Benton, Hollins and
Madison; lot has frontage of 116
feet on Benton avenue. adjoins
Electric line. $3.50. Payable $500
down, balance on any reasonable
terms to suit purchaser. Some
other special bargains.
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SHERlTF'S sAlF-JEROMN WHFELCCK,
- plaintiff, VI. n W. Mcdonnell. Nsnnle t.
Mcconnell, frank ". Mcdonnell and tIc
Alomas russ savings ank. defendants.
decree 81 Tor closure and ale issued oat OF tho
district court OF the + irBt judicial district of tbs
tfate OF Montana. III and for thr county OF l.ewis
and lArk,e' on the 18th day of August, 4. D., 1898,
IN tho above entitled action, wherein Jerome
NhneiocA, the above named plaintiff, obtained
a judgment and decree OF foreclosure an salo
n asiI y; w " \ &, %nnnt,, ami, !. Meton-
truse Savings Rans, defend nts, on the 10Th
day of August, 4. D.. ts9S, for the sum OF
S9,t85.35, beeides interest. costs and attorneys fees.
gust, 4. L. 1899, recorded in judgment book No
of said court at page - am commanded to
sell ali that certain 20, piece or parc8i Of luni
situate. lying and bong in tho county of ewis
described as follows, TO wit:
o,s numbered six ~ and even ~. in block
numbered thirty,nine of tho : riginsi Townsi G
OF tho City OF Helena in SAID Count and state;
each OF sad lots having n frontage on Eiftl
avenue of thirty CO. feet hnd having O deuth OF
one hundred UOO ieet, more or less. Tho more
particular description of the said lots on tie
man or plat of sand townsite on file a. provide
b. law III the Office Of the county recorder al
said C unity being hereby made n art herooe.
Together WIZ all and singular the tenemcnts
hered taments and appuftenHnce, thereuuto b.
longing or in nnywise aupe7taintng.
J u5lio notice Is hereby given that on saturday
tie I'D day OF September. A. y. l19a, a. l. o c loci
N. of that day, at the front door of tho cou
house, Helena, Lewis and Clarke county, Mon,
tana, | will. in obedience 10 said order OF salt
and decrea of foreclosure and sale, sell the above
b necessary to satisfy taid judgment, with in
tsrest and costs. to tho highest and bsst bidder
for cash in hand
Given under my hand this Goth day of lAu,
CHARLES d. CURTIS, Sheriff.
By FRKD E. Hoss. Undsr Sheriff.
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N trict court Of the First iud;o;sl di.t,;ot q
The state OF Montana. in and for the county
In tho matter Of the estate of Exilda Parent,
deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned, ad-
mnistIator Of the estate Of Hxild. Par.
ent, deceased. to the creditors of. and
all persons having claims against the said
to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within four months after the hrst pub
lication OF his notice to tho said Aiministrato 1t
the law of CO of M.s,ena EuI.Ard. Room 8. Gold
Block. in tho city Of Helenn. county of
Lewis and { lafko, etste OF Montana. The ramo
be ng the place for tho Transaction Of The busi-
ne's OF said estate in said county Of Lewis and
Clarke.
EDOUARD d PARENT,
Administrator Of the Estate Of Exilda Parent.
deceased.
Lated July 20, 1893.
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health, the liver controls the blood, the :" Dis
covery" controls tho liver.
You can escape just about half the Ills that
flesh is hcir to, by being ready for them.
Brace the system up with this medicine,
which prevents as we'll as cures. For all dis
eases caused by a Asoriered liver or impure
blood-dyspepsia, bilionsness, the most stub
born skin, scalp and scrofulous affections,
the /" Discovery is the only remedy SO GER
tain and effective that it can he guaranteed.
If it doesn't benefit or cure, you have your
money back.
YOU pay only for the good you get.
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NOTICE TO CO-OWNERs-TO MICHAEL
~ Weiland. Henry Heiser and John Wal.
~lsnsten: You rre hereby notified. that l
have expended nine hundred 1860, dollars in
work. labor and improyements upon the Nelson
quartz lode claim in hlue Cloud mining district,
county OF lewis and Clarke. Montana. rs will
appear by certificate filed August Is. 1898. in the
OIL 90 Of the recorder Of said county. in order to
ton 2.s24 Revised eatutos Of tho [ nited States.
being the amount required to hold the same for
tho year commencing January |, 1888. to the year
ending December 30. 1893. and il within ninety
800 days after the service of this notice by pub
LEGATION you fail Or refuse to contribute your
proportion Of such expenditure (for representa-
ton work for tho ycarS aforssaid) as
your interest in said C aim will become tho
property of the undersigned. under said section
2,8l4 of tho Revised Statutes OF the United
states. CHAliLiAS NELSON.
First publication Aug. 20. 1893
Dated Helena. Montana. Aug 20, 1889.
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NOTICE OF SALE CT COLLATERhI.-L C..
D. bnrdick. holder of motto OF FRANKLIN K.
Wallace, dated June lS, lsa3, for $3.50. now
past, ue and unpaid. do hereby otter Tor sale To
Tho highest bidder for cash "a, 600 shn, es Of thu
capital stock of tho iie'ens md Idaho cold
mining company, pledged rs collateral on p,id
note. or s." much thereof ~ may DO necessary 10
pay said note, interest and expenses Of sale.
llds Tor the purchase of said stock will he r,.
calFed at my oil &c. o. 26 Cont s're-i, brook
Ign, y. y, at any time before noon Of tho llth
day OF ~Sep'ember, a. D. 1888. Tho right to re-
!eot any or all bids is hereby reserved,
toigIed.I e. ID. piRDIrK
Aug. ~, 1858,
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(NO 3,3le.)
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
q. s. LAND OFFICE.
Hnxrn Manf Ann

U. d LAND oFflIEs
HELENA. Mont, Aug. 20. 1893.
Notice il hoToby given that John Winscott and
Sue " insoott. whose postothce adlress is hel-
scott, whose postofico .sddrcs- is : namo-s, Ia.
have this day filed application for patent. under
tho mining laws of congress. for the Stanley
placer, dssisnated A. report NO: la9. situated in
-. tpnora.ni.odo misinE district, yeIS,son 3
north. range \ west, which claim is recorded In
tho office q the reeorder 81 Jsierson county At
Issing tho n Il Of the 8 4 Of the NV \ and the
N u Of the s Not the sE 4 Of zoe ia, 7 Q n. II
8 W. embr ICING eighty acree. upon which 2 no.
tice OF raid application Was posted the - DAY OF
-, 1AY-.
Tho only adjoining claim to these premises 10
H.. Il. %. l8V. on the sast.
it l. hereby directed that the above notice Do
published At tho e1pens" of claimant above
named. in = HE HELENA INDEPENDENT. a news
paper published 1t Helena. Mont. and nearest
to saiu claim. for tho period Of - days from Its
first publication.
8. A. SWIGGETT. Register.
Date Of first notification. Aug. 20, 1898.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF
~ Wm. N. Mann. deceased.
.Notios Is hereby given By the undersigned.
administration OF tho cststs Of Wni. NJ.
Mann. DECEASED. 10 tho creditors Of.
and all persons having claims against tho said
deceased. to exhibit them. with the noces-
rary Vouchers. within four months. aftor the
first publication OF this notice. TO tho said adj
ministrstor at the office Of his attorney. J. W.
being tho place for the trapaaotion o. tho bus,:
nees Of said estate In tho bounty OF Lewis and
CLARKE.
LOSES MORRIS.
Administrator Of the estate Of VIM. n. Mann.
decpased.
Dated aug. Il. 1898
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STOCKHOLDERS MRHTiNG.-THF AN
- rpa! meeting of tho stockholders of the IIe.-
ena q Livingston Smelling & reduction com
pany will bs halt TT the Office OF tho company,
Helena. Mont, on Monday, Aug. ~, 1888. a. ii
o CLOCK a. m, Tor the purpose OF electiug n
board OF ~trustses ior the ensuing year and the
transaction of fucn other business as may prop
erly come before it.
O. /. ALLEN, Secretary.
Helena. Mont. Aug. IL. 1859.
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pROPOSALs-sEALED BIDsARE INVITED
L for three hundred $500 cords Of wood, one
and one hundred UOO) tons Of coal. to be deliv-
cred at the court house and Jail a. needed. Bids
to. b. addressed to the undersigned; to he re-
ceived until Sept. o. 1888. at 10 q. m. The com
m~issioners reserve the right to reject any or all
bids.
J.e. TOOKER. County Clerk.
Helena. Mont, Aug. 20. 1893.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEFTING.-THE AN
- nual meeting OF tho stockhnlders of Golden
rown Mining com pany for tho election of /,
boerd Of trustees and for tho transaction of such
otter buHiness, as nav properly come before tho
meeting, will be hold at the Office Of the com
pany. rooms ZD5, Wv, lU1 Granite block, in tina
CT y OF le."na. Montana, on Thursday, ssptem-
Der I. 1899. at 10 O'Clock a. IN.
II Z. MARSHALL, Secretary.
Helena, Ang. 7, 1893