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B,LLiHEbs., i.,aIi r2oL-w.;p:, s.oa.oIS manu-:
hand tables. ail makers, cheap.
BILLIARD and poo! tables, mes and s.oond-h hand.
Se;xaL xLfsfS Issh 81 hihss HaRe y. fS.'ff
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COPY PRESSES REPAfRED-send postal card.
BoRNsTEIN. 40 Ann q.
bhsKs-Roll;.cp.. partitions railinss, tables.
tory. % ssis.ioo%. so.Ss Kin Ha,: .s 'me'' n'N' rae
DEsKs-our bargains are genuine. our a.sort tmeut
ss large sna desirable, Investigate this YOURSELF
ENt;iNE.F9r sale: .ys'ys :ho,:. power hoistips
a',ei ~ & a -i fs.s sa'.p Can ''
FINE UPRtGHT PIANO, best matsj few months
usst; ALEC RsrloI and bedroom furniture, mir;
rors; ia. nns io'dins'oeds' 40 must bs sold los
FIksT. h. ASS COUNTRY STORE, full stock,
.' @ zee %iRFss "a a. i'GT e.. ss' i 800
fes ss.' d ..F, .sss &s &,..S. St en-
1sSrSRE ''s 81 c5ns cnss ss iss,s a.,
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st. lat door. hoboken.
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CASH asss s;sAs Is. isSsiRis R.s,; ;;s.'' Or
RESTAURANT !IxTuREs. TABLES, ob.!r.,
uis:. iSc %oc:;ss @ .''' ranges ''0''' ''n''
sh.S G:. slfE stir ssss s.s
place.
BAFEs-Nsw. aod second.ha jewelers., pawn
''o. 0"i' j. r. NJ MossaAS. e SSa'ssi Maiden i.n.
BAfk-A soed one often taken In exchange, and
.s.n. Bi.soS @ s.t. ana az Lasoi stS g.. - ba.ns i.
sAFks. Herring. 900 for sl2s; s4so for si25i
also ''''' ''''nd-AA'' aSikRk. aSSefiksR as spr,n. st.
s4EFIS s 9. .ds,:':
complete, p.risos condition. w bo. ~ "a NAT S.s.r.o Ho
TYPEwRlTRRs : EIcellsnt Hsmmond's. calf
Ss Iyp.s.s 1s'1 fa
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No. Rsmin stou.,
1.sss: mopssiy sss H.ps p.0sSd ts.p.issd Sa
2RfSSIAsafass ci't.Rs e tiS.. r.. ssi..aI i
TYPEWRITER. Universsl Hammond $50 In.
sts,ments; discount for cash. GEO. GRAY.b boz
composition; renta. lower than elss .hsrs. Met.
ropoiitsu typewriter Headquarters. iii Broadway.
u wEEKLY!-Rsliabi.h h..dquart.rsi diamonds,
And ci2R sai CO. g.. IS: ss;:'sss ssso.d-,
s s:i. ESQ. oSs 81 ts .'sss ga
.s yahPs aRs a;i;; :;sR: B..l, G .
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Loans.

one Time. e5c. per ne: Second Tine, ffc
per line; Third aud Subsequent Times. s0c.
I.ns. Ddi y and sunday.
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BooKKkEP!NG TAUGHT. bss. mstbodA. snti.e
term $40; English and German leasons best ret.
srsnoss. GUSTAvE CALMAN. 736 Kast s6th e.
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Long lsIsnd.

A.-ExCELLRNT ACCoMMoDATIoNs In large
farm house, Ae minutes from city. z minutes
from station. Mrs. F. smith, Locust Valley, l. l.
BOARD near shore: boating. bathing and nshins.
Sound View Cottage, Sorthport, Long Island,
boz IS.
EyERITT COTTAGES, Sea Clin. L. L-Shaded
lawn; boating; free bathing fish ing tsnn,s.
Circuar. Mrs. ENERlTT.
ROOMS to let at Home Comfort Cottage. Bay 18th
st.. Bath Beach. [. l. Address Thomas joyce.
boz la, Bath Beach.
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New England.

BoARDERS WAIVED on . farm in pleasant
mountainous country, beautiful scenery; rxosI-
lent board; abundant fIuiut shady lawn one
N ils from station terms IS. MIS- Dewey Q. Gard
nsr North PownAl VI
BoARDERS wANTtD-fi,e. ,e.MlIe River; good
table, bathing. boating families &C ceommo Cd ted
rs minutes out. NJ. j, JunI. fairvisw House,
kowAyton, Com.
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North OF issth Street.
l28rH ST.. 22O RASr-Larse, airy, weii.fur.
ni,hed rooms. with or without board all convent
encs % moderate.
10TH ST.. 22U WEST-Newly furnished second
floor: singly or suite; excellent board; nm.
mer terms.
Brooklyn.
HENRY ST. a8. Brooklyn hcights-Fiys M nutes
to bridge: pleasant rooms, excellent board, 80,
30 weekly.
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Furnished Rooms to Let.

Ons Tr,e, roc. per linz Second Time, tic
per nne THIRD ana Subsequent Times, ISc
per line No extra charge On sundays
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no EXTRA CHARGE FOR T-Advsrtisements
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CHARGES Will bs the same - those at the main
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Board Wanted.

QUIET HOME Tor mother With kind peoples
broadway.
FULL OR PARTIAL younG clerk. best references,
only with young folks and where can be uAlisd
without fail At A. NJ. state particulars. terms
permanent. Address sooa6iiity. World Branch,
20 ath ave.
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For Sale.

One Time, csc. Der line; Second Tine, Sec.
per kne; 7hfd aud Subsequent Times, f0c.
per ifiir Sc. per ifne erfra on sundays.
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Staten lsIsnd,

ST. GEORGE. 5. J.. near ferry-EIsellent board
and rooms in quaint stoue cottage; hns view and
grounds; on Hamilton ave-. two houses above
stuyvesant place; Also IS West 3lst ST.. city.
New JsIsey.
ASBURY PARK, N.J Villa Thekla, sos 5th
ave, opposite Sunset Lake; modern improve
msnts moderate price
wALDwICK. bergen County. Nj. = Large rooms,
good table. summer or permanent c, Miller.
bo
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NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR IT-Advertisements
District Messenger Once In the city, where the
charges will be the same a. thoeo q: the main
HENRY st. ESQ near Gou,srpen. .Ls1ss
ing.
LEXINGTON AVE-. 446-A large, squ.I. front
moderate.
9TH AVE. ,2l-Larse and smal rooms. with board
nrst-clAss arcomm odAtons: trAnutents taken.
10TH ST.. lO4 EAST-LArgs front room. running
water; also smaller rooms; superior board;
terms moderate.
18th ST.. 222 EAsT-Fnrnished rooms, with or
without board. IN comfortable house. all i'm
provements; reasonable torms.
rooms. with or without board visitors to the ~
accommodated rea.onable rates; Ieferences.
22D ST.. 10 EAST-Handsom- large and email
front rooms tran'ients accom- uodated; table
hoard summer pricess,
25TH ST.. ll4 EAST. near 4th ave -Fsa.ant
rooms, large and siuEle, with board table board.
sIo.llsnt table trsn,iont. and tabis bosrdsrs: ::
psror dninK-room..
slsT ST., EAsT-UueIcsiled aooor modations /;
dining parlor; small tables; unsurpassed menu
fam,i,s, and b ch.lor. references.
SlTH ST. 1888 EAST-D sirabs rooms transient
or permanent; rsfereno...
18TH ST. 1885 ,EAsT- Desirable large double
room, I'd floor; bath excellent board moderate;
private fanny.
6sp ST. 1873 EAST Handsome. cool room. s
vpdo.'. front; also back paror, with or with
TAD 81. l6o EAsT-N,eeiy furnishsd apaI Itnsnts
to let. With or without board jewish family.
SAD ST, ,226 EAST-LarEe room suitable for
tao: good board all sonveniences; term. mod
crate,
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West Side.
WASHINGTON SQUARE. i03, wAverley pkes-
Handsome rooms; excellent table pleasant looA-
tien table board tIAnslsnts taken.
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II .p S:.: s.: ;sss: : ss
nisStls. % x..ill. ..ill.-.---------------
sids-L1rss and small front Iooms; running
water eIoellsnt table; summer rpries..--- pries..
furnished Tor fs uHT o'-'A' '''' ''''
9TH AVE. .ts7.Ei.s.nty fuToI.6sd doeTs. suit.
s:s n:s - P:Is:.; I. ,1'n, - -,
oTis SSos =, ,oo% ~ % ~ s% ,s,,,.
ptsp: 70 or s.ht:nsn ns o. .%s ism.
lorh ST.. s EXsr-L.II. and small rooms,
suitable for ladies or ssntlemen; terms moderate
18th n.s.s sT lseS. 81 tss ss;' !. .f
nth sT:, a5 Fast: near near s.h .ys:.connsosIns
room. on psrle- door also small ones; -,
eonnset,ns rooms. SUITABLE Tor couple or ora
genslemen also single rooms; moderate prices:
room ei; also small SI. SO upward; gentlemen.
18th ST. 50 fp,n,;hoa .qqs.'
ilTH ST, s2s EAsT-Parlor, back Psrlor and ex:
tension; furnished or uniurnishsd; single and
iYTa ST., 220 KHsT-Confortsoi1 furnished
large rooms, Psth. gas. housekeeping; so.
front. Ss; hOgM:skssptns; M bright front basement,
iSrH % 81. i4S EAsT-L.rs. and small nicely fur.
n:h:d rooms to lett all eon''n''n e''' terms
ncs l1TH sr.. 1877 EAsr-I.rs.. cool room, closets,
running wster, gas, bath suit two; -.
nth ST.. Jas EAsI,L.rs., front. aiEy room.
Noble. bell.
18TH ST., 2S8 KAsT.LarGe. hsndsoms. cool
room; running water; home comforts hne pri-
yats houssi modesats rent.
iBTH 289 EAST-Hous ek eeping privilege fur.
%. 50; desired: meals.
| and couusotsd; all oonveniences; gss, tAth,
running water; best locality.
10Th EAST ,9:1,.s1 'ss
sS@m9d..ea; TsaST.d Sg sun%s! ..,n.: =, ~.
aons, %is tsSle: 40 as1 5sseIsaeSs
elssa:S: les:S..'p'n. .. ..n...~.I -Y'0. l.
ss ssSo' SO. i''o' '0'" '-' "'"''"' ''A'''' ~''
asl iish, housofs.pins. '''1'' ~A''' "
onsv, ~ ,o Sr -.
2yrM ST. iiS aon,! .I.o hsii rnom n'ns'' Largo
LOON IN ." PseI HSS. n ~ ,E =. ;Io,
running wessr; large pantry; mas been occupied
'fn :ha a.sf's !GHs ss
8sD ST., IL EAsT-Elssantly furnished suits and
| soutsIe ,ooms, HiiH~ oe'' 'N'' ''''''
SsoSIASoe .,Is ,.a 5%
| o%TH ST., LAO EASI near Lexington Ave..tlnost
,.SnS sor'ns psasonnbl. nSio:s: y,ndow aWninrs
on southern exposure.
s!Ia ST., 5sa EAS,L-L.Is' "'ll;iuFni'hod
l01 ~ .sH = " ~,
poom :a,oinins bath: other iooms, sinsly Or On
suite; 5ss.os.els; s. .sisEss9..; s!s S
sasn oS m.rr,aa oonpis Or iisht houset esp
,nr. ~ mn '0'' - "HA'
| AID ST, Sl6 EAST-Niosly furnished room, for
| light housekeeping or gentlemen; all convsn.
| ieuoss; no children.
I5TH ST,, fb6 EAST-Hail; other rooms. o.. SO
| up; parlor and connecting room. So; good
| neiGhborhood
18TH ST., l08 EAST. near Lexington ave. Newly
furnished large front room. sS; all oonvenisncss; ;
p'N.ss .ee:.: -. =. -, -
| 10Th ST., 2Ol EAST-NeWy furnished nall bed
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Instruction.

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NICE ROOMS snd good board At reasonable rates ;
AJsnty Of m III. eggs aud delightful water. Ad-
dress Mas Agnes Kopks. Aonssy. Rooklsud
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THE BRISTOL,


Is to 10 FAst llth ST., 5th comfort sbl IL
family house, very moderate terms. Am isricAu
and European plane.
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Brooklyn.
DUFFIELD ST.. III, Brooklyn-S3; large, ole
giant cool rooms. well furnished, all con venience
also front hall room, $l.7S.
LOGAN ST.. 1877, first house from Fulton, Easi
New York-Rooms to let. furnished untur
nished.
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l2TTH ST., l62 EAST-Neatiy furnished large
and small rooms; boarding II desired; all convs-
niences. moderate.
ROOMS TO RENT. with board. on Washington
Heights (St. Nicholas ave. J, elegant house: su.
perior accommodations; convenient to L station,
Harlem World.
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A;.1;A4ii,lA&;..WWHYvWA;;T,FF, TIINEE TIINEE WITH
S$$HG SS*EE,f$ n;$HfsS $2Ss 4SA1s5 aSE ,SS$
ek1pEYSSN. kR pEHS .EcfkM H. ikEMiSs Ss assd s6 AVE-:
bEgCHKhh FiXfHhIs a sSb bEiEsHAANssS EHsAAN sSMTAhr SMAhrss st,
corner Sd aya one Of the best In city; worth $500;
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-27
JAY HAWK AND LONR PINE.

Manager Prideaux Estim atcs a Monthly
q Profit of 5000 Pounds.
In his report to the company. Manager
Prideaux, of the Jay Hawk and Lone Pine,
says: "sinoe my last report we have driven
the l. 235.foot level north eighteen feet, and
south fifteen feet in very rich ore. We have
also sunk Wine twenty feet below this
level in rich ore, The ]. 130-foot level is
now being driven. We awe a rich body Of
ore, which We shall not work until the new
mill is started. Very little stoping is now
being done, az We nc not need the ore to
supply our. at present, small mill. The
mill is running up to its full capacity. the
ore Of late has increased in value, the bat
terry giving from forty-five to sixty ounces
per ton. We are working on the new mill
rs fast IS possible, but the weather hrs
been most severe. The Jay Hawk mill is
being taken to the new mill site. and when
this Is accomplished We shall commence to
remove the Lone Pine mill. When We have
our new machinery al work l anticipate on {
profits will be t6, 900 per month, even with
silver at 80 cents per ounce"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-27
JuTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

- M
A state lana sale will bs held u Bozsnaa
on July "a. At 10 .. N.
+. 8. Lang has sold TO Frank A. Fellows
lots l6 and l6, block SO. East Helena, for
$500.
Just before adioutning on Wednesday ths
county board OF equalization reduced the
real estate asasssment of S11.OOO,OW by 20
per cent.
The fall meeting OF Tho Custer County
Horse Fair and Sales Association Will %
held At Miles Citv September 6 and T.. ~
purses hung up by the association VAL az
afoGate SEQ.
An exciting horse race came of on The
goth at Augusta between John Weaver'e
Little Billy and Richard Williams hed
Bird, The latter won by . neck. II was .
GOO yard dash for . purse OF x2OO. A largo
crowd witnessed The race.
The contour mars for that portion OF
Fort Harrison on which the buildings VIII
be located will be sent TO WashinRson In .
about completed at Warrington, and prob
ably by Aug. 15 or 20 bids for conjunction
will be advertised for.
Coroner Peasants will held an inquest
this morning on the body of . w~oodohopper
who was found dead out near Blue Cloudy.
y%esterday. From the information a. hand
it seems tha, several days ago the man.
WUOHo uhHc - unkHOW0s GUS RlAaSSaA WAsA
an axe and then bled TO death.
John Sullivan, = ons-armsd hsrds5 IN The
employ of W. ID. Wheeler, near Hogan. &C.
cidentally shot himself In the right leg
Tuesday morning. While chasing : coy
otts. holding s 45 revolver In his left hand.
he stumbled and the weapo was dis
charged, the ball entering Just abevs ths
knee and coming out in front below the
knee. He was taken TO Augusta and 10 nm
der the care OF Dr.. A. 9. Fleming.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-27
JEFFERSON COUNTY MINES.
Activity Reported In Msny Of the CAM
There.

Activity Reported In Msny Of the Camps
There.
Harvey Fl. Callum, Of Butte. has beer
prospecting in Dr.. Whitfosd's group Of
claims in the BiQfoot district. He 10 much
pleased At the outlook. believing that be
has found . aood-sized vein OF $50 gold
rock. and hs will mako proof Of his faith
by Immediately putting in q force OF men
TO develop tho property. The great diff
Guilty will be in getting the ore to market.
Little Boulder and the ore will have to DO
brought out by pack animals.
Conner d Gilloogly have been shipping
some rood oso recently from n claim just
below the old Jswbons mill, Park district.
The gentlemen ave lately bonded this
claim, with tho Switzerland and u third
claim. TO Seth T. Green for 1000.
The S%ilverwnvs mine, ST. Louis district.
Albreoht & Gsrhsuser owners, 10 still turn.
ing out plenty of gold ore running from
S35 to $50 to the ton. Several carloads Of
orc have been shipped recently.
Some forty men are at work on the Iron
mask mine, S.. Louis district. and five tons
OF ore are being shipped daily. II 10 said
that the mine has 9ous feet OF solid lead At
the 800 foot level.
Louis Ziokler, the owner Of the Freiburg
lode. 10 preparing to work 1t systematically.
The upper tunnel has been driven along the
lode for a distance OF 400 feet and has q
oross-cut Of fifty feet. Tho lode il three
feet wide. The ore ID gold and silver and
varies in value from $40 TO $50 per ton. The
lower tunnel is also driven along the lode
for a distance Of $40 feet. There is another
tunnel in 100 feet and q side tunnsl of 100
feet. Also a shaft shirty-fve feet in depth.
The mine has produced some extraordinar-
lily rich ore and When again in good shape
will be a fine producer.
In the Beaver Creek district quite a good
deal of work Is being done. On the Bo-
nanza King a tunnel is being drivin by one
shift. II is in 298 feet and the lead Is eight
feet wide-ths largest in that section. 1t 10
smelling ore but carries q Large per cent Of
gold.
The II. g. Fl. mine employs ninety mon
and ships about two catloads of gold ore
per day. The Lily is neat BY and has some
very high grade gold ore. Only q small
TO. CO ia employ ed.
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RSON

I. A. Matthews. Of Great Falls. II In
town.
8. Nj. Ems.y. of Bozsman, 10 al The
Helena.
Mrs. A. G. Austin and her aunt. lsavs for
ST. Paul to-day.
Lewis Penwell has gone TO Butte on .
weeks visit to his grandfather.
Miss Adelia Henry goes 10 81. Paul this
evening, where she will remain for three
months.
Mrs. Swend Carlson and Master Ray
mond arrived homo yesterday after . visit
to the east.
f. A. Mohan, general northwestern agent
of the San Francisco Examiner, 10 . visitor
in Helena.
The departures via the Great Northern
yesterday wee: Mrs. Catherine Ladrier.
for St. Johns. Quebec; Mrs. L. Bessstt, fox
Montreal; Jas. Pleasanta, for Omaha; F. G.
Brooks and Larry Toone, for Chicago; J. D.
Null, for st. Louis.
N. Hansen. R. Allen. Geo. A. Maleney for
Portland, U. s. James for Seattle, Mark
Paine, T. s. Rarbeau, Jno. Markham for
Duluth. j. O'Boaudrv and wife for Mime
apolis. j. A. Clark, Mrs. A. G. Austin, Della
Henry, F. r. Warren. B. A. Andrews, 9. F.
Carlin for IT. Paul. 8. G.. W. Mills for San
Francisco, w. FL. Sehlieder for Worthwhile,
S. D.. were among the departures via the
Northern Pacific yesterday.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-27
BALD BUTTE COUNTRY.
A Gold Producing Section That Is
Growing In Importance All
the Time.
Bald Butte and Penobscot Max
ing Regular Shipments OF
4. Yellow Metal.
A Great Deal of Activity Reported in def
ferson County-Good Prospects OF tho
Jay Hawk and Lone Pine.

Reports from the Bald Butte country In
dictate that there are prosperous times
there. despite the dullness elsewhere. AZ
The psoduet 10 gold, the ups and own OF
silver do not affect il. The Bald Butte COM
psny has just about completed Its new mill.
and the number of houses in the camp have
about doubled daring the past year. The
Bald Butte company meanwhile Ia under
stood to DO paying its regular monthly divi-
dends.
The Penobscot. under The management OF
Frank LonRmaid. is being put into excel
lent shape for work. Meantime. while the
clearing and opening up process il going
on. tho mill 10 kept going n about every
ten or fifteen days q bar OF gold bullion.
running from 50. 900 TO $1,000. 10 brought
Into Helena. While the new owners. the
Lonemaid brothsss. have not run ACROSS
any phenomsnally rich pockets OF ore, auch
as we're encountered in the early history of
the Penobsoot, they have enough average
ore in sight to assure them both handsome
returns for some time to come. with tho
chance in addition Of making q big strike
at any time.
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Two Fine Veins of Coal,

Vhe report m from Horn that the
Park Coal and Coke company have un-
earthed two fine veins of coal at their new
camp at the lake. One of the veins Is four
and one-half feet wide and is as fine coking
coal as can be found in the state. The
other. while not so good for coking pur-
poses, is still a fine vein and six feet wide
On Monday the entire force of $50 men were
put to work and operations will now be car
rted on on a large scale.
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A Marvellous Gold Strike.

News has been received Of a wonderful
strike that was recently made in the st.
Julien gold mine, Emierant gulch, by
James Cornell. The st. Julien has long
been q paying mine. In the regular course
of work q large body of free gold WAS un-
covered that in richness eclipses anything
yet seen in Park county The gold is Visible
to the naked eye il every piece of quartz
taken from the vein.
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E~uge,horn Hslsaa Business College.

Engelhorn Hsiona Husiness college.
Applicants wishing to consult the prinoi-
pal for . year's, half years or shorter
course Of study at this popular and reliable
college. should call this month. Special
discount ID offered for tuition ard board,
making - cheaper and more profitable for
students to stay here than 10 g elsewhere.
The school is in session now. and all de-
partments open for inspection. All COM
nersial. common English branches, music
and languages are taught. Eleventh an
nual opening next month. Write or call
on Prof. H. T. EnRslhorn, N. A.. prinoi-
nal.
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IL needs Of physical being, win attest
tAs value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced IN thu
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence i due to IT. presenting
h the form most acceptable md pleas
ant to tho taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of 8 perfect lax
ative; etfeosually cleansing the system
dispelling colds, headaches and fsvers
and permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to millions and
INST with the approval Of the medical
profession because it acts on the Kid
nsys, Liver and Bowels without weaken
ing them aud it is perfectly free from
every Questionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but 1t is man
ufactured by tho California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
aocspt any substitute if offered.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-27
Good Looks.

Good looks are more shan skin deep, de-
pending upon a healthy condition of ill the
vital organs. II the liver be inactive, you
have a bilious look. if your stomach 10 dis
ordered. you have a d%yspeptic look. and if
your kidneys be aft you have a pinched
look. Secure good health and you will
have good locke. Electric Bitters 10 the great
Alternative and tonic that acts directly on
these vital organs. Cures pimples, blotohes,
boils and gives a good complexion. Sold at
II. III. Parohen 4 Co.'S drug store. Soc per
bottle.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-27
Highest Of all in Lcavening power-Latcst I. S. Govt Report.
Re-! B BsMdsz
ABSOLUTELY PURE
News u h Orient.

News ~ the Orient.
San FlANcnoo. July 26.-Orisntal advicsa
are 10 ths eject that the government row
der magazine At Canton exploded June A.,
killed ntty. injured over 800, wrecked 400
houses. and 1900 are homeless.
Chinese fanatics u Sing Pu murdered
Revs. Wikholm and Johanson. Swedish
missionaries. who arrived there last April.
Their bodies were subjected to horrible
nutilation, left naked on The streets for the
dogs to dsvour. The mob then burned what
remained Of the house.
The Spanish steamer San Juan. loaded
with kerosene burned at sea. OF The $50
on board only twenty were saved.