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The Armored Cruiser New York Ii About
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BosToN. May 1a.-The cruiser New York
reached Boston this morning after a good
run from the Delaware breakwater. The ave-
rage rate at which the vessel vent through
the water may safely put down as nineteen
knots. and there ia every reason to hope
the New York will exceed her contract
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giving the United States the fastest ar
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morning early the New York will get under
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tho cape and get off for the great race. The
contract with the government calls for a
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quarter-kuot below,
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NATION.

Remember this: The greatest linz
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Paul OF Minneapolis and Milwau.
kee and Chicago is the Chico 40.
Milwaukee d St, Paul. It OWNS and
operates, under one MANAGEMENT
$500 miles of track.
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that run through to Milwaukee
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to st. Louis and Kansas City. The
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THE MARKETS.
STOCKS.

NEW YORK. May 8.-Bar silver. s2X.
Cc%ppsr-Steady; lake $10.55.
Lead-Flat; domestic, $3.50.
The stock market. while irregular again to-
day, was in the main higher. Money was easier.
both on call and time. Estimates of gold ship
ments by Saturdays steamer vary, some author
tiles placing tie exports at two millions and
others at three. The affairs of the Northern
Pacific company commanded an unusual share
OF attention. The directors held long sessions.
and it is understood arrangements were COM
pleted whereby the company has been enabled to
pay off its floating debt. At the OF ening this
morning price, for stocks went up with a rush,
but later there was a reaction under the leader
ship of Distillers, which fell off from II to 15A
on the ttlk of an Issue of bonds larger than an
ticipated. The stock later sold at 10 and re-
cedtd to II. Sugar was d conspicuous feature
and advanced 81 in large dealings. During the
alter con there was a reaction, but q rally fol-
lowed and the market c.ossd steady in tone,
I1,tr.,lr,,r, lsn~n,- -. SuSt1 LII
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ABSOLUTE UNITY NEEDED
The %Emperor's Speech at the Un-
yelling of His Grandfather's
Monument
A Serious Question on Which De-
ponds the Existence OF
the Empire
The Com pnorclnl Institutions Propose to
Subscribe Part Of tho Money for
the Army Biil.

BERLIN, May 1S.-Ths German emperor.
accompanied by many notables, proceeded
to Goerlitz in silesia to-day, where he per-
sonally unveiled the monument to his
grandfather. Emperor William !. A great
insm prevailed. After tbs exercises at the
monument an elaborate dinner was dis
cusssd. The emperor did not disappoint
his distinguished audience. for in q speech
he said. speaking with great solemnity:
'This Is festivity in the midst of serious
times. Our army requires an in
creased r%emodsling. I summoned the
means. All other questions are inferior to
this. II IL q most serious question. one
upon which depends the very existence OF
the fasherlsnd. and We need absolute unity
in order to solve the question. Whatever
separates ~ 40 Germany, whatever causes
our views TO diverse. must now be put
aside, because IL imperila the fu tufe of the
fatherland." The speech made a profound
impression and was hailed with enthusiasm.
Following the example of the bank
ing houses and leading firms con
nected with the boerse in starting an
election fund for the support of the army
iron and steel industries of Germany has
made the remarkable proposal that part OF
the expenditure required by the army bill
be subscribed BY tho great Industrial COM
mercial and financial interests Of the
country. The committee calculates that
the joint stock companies of the empire.
representing an annual aggregate profit of
500, 600. 900 marks. would have no difficulty
in subscribing the necessary credit, and
that . voluntary contribution would be less
ouerous than the dangerous fluctuations
caused by the unsettled state of public af-
letter continue to reject the army bill.
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NOTICE TO CREDlToRs-EsTATE OF
~ William Chumasero. deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
executors of the last viii and testament Of i'll
lam Chrmnsero,. deceased, to the creditors OF,
deceased, to exhibit them. with the neces-
Eary vouchers, within ten months after the
first publication Of this notice, to the said exec
utors ut the Office Of \. A.. harlow, in the rear Ut
the Montana National fank builuing the Same
being the place Tor the transaction OF the busi-
ness Of said estate in the city Of Helena, in TIE
county of Lewis and CLARKE.
MARY 4. CHI UMASEEO,
y. A. MARROW,
Executors Of the last. will and Testament of
William ChumAssro, decea ed.
Dated May 16. 1893
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His Strength Led to His Death.

sARANAo LAKE, N. Y. May 16.-Ons of the
feats performed by Blondin. the strong man
with Coles circus, was the holding together
of two strong horses. pulling in opposite
directions. Last night o pair unnceustomed
to the performance were tried. They reared
and plunged and Blondin, in e~ndeavorina
to hold them. burst . blcod-vessel. and
died soon after.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINa-Eo1Icr is
- hereby given that there will be o msetjn1 Of
tho ftocEholders OF thu Copper Heil Mining eom-
pany a. heir Office, room aB Power block. on
thursday. Tho 2sth day of May. 1898, Al two
o'clock ? m. for tho PURPOSE Of eIectine =
tho transaction OF such other BUSINESS As may
properly come before tho Meeting.
II. y. HOWELL, secretarv.
Helena, Mont. May 10. 1899.
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Fatalities ut u Fire.

CHR1srrANA, May 18.-A fire at %Trondhjem
resulted In the loss Of q number of lives.
Four persons were killed while jumping
from q burning building and three women
and two children burned to death in the
flames.
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LONDON. May 1S.-Major Le Caron, once
a.British government spy among the Irish
In America. is dying.
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EMPLOYMENT Agency

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Girl for general homework in Boulder, S25.
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Their Declaration Closed Them Up.

ROME, May 1S.-The italian government
has closed the provincial council Of Berg
timo. owing to q declaration by the coun-
oil to the effect that the temporal rights of
the pope are superior to the unity of Italy.
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A New Director Of the Burea,

WASHINGTON, May 18.-Secrctary Gresham
to-day appointed Clinton Furhish, of Chi.
caRo. director of the bureau of American
republics. to succeed Vim. Curtis, resigned.
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Thurston's Appointment Not Heard From.
WARRINGTON. May lS.-No of1icinl adyicos
concerning the appointment of l.. NJ.
1hurston to represent the government of
Hawaii, to succeed j. Mott Smith, have
been received at the state der attmtnt.
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Out Whether Crazy or Not.

WASHINGTON. May l9.-Socrotary Lamont
to-day accepted the resignation OF Lieut..
v. j. Brumback. OF the second infantry,
who was for a long time thought to be in
sane, but an Examination of the case le to
the belief that the insanity was feigned.
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Postmaster mt Great Falls.

WASHINGTON, May 1s.-Ihs president has
appointed Charles Lynn postmaster ct
Great Falls.
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MATHEaoN y 20.

MATHRaON y CD.
DWELLINGS, FOR SALE
.,s sse n 70, . : hfsSf sosss 90 a .snsS R e spspss'ssS |
down, $50 nenthlv.
;a 'GSsd,@o,w;,HmT se s,I: ss Sx II oa s :s,ss . ss:ss. md
water: $500 down, S2S Per month.
sl,e0o-,Ssys room house on psosta .yenue.
water; 5000 down, HOO in three ysars, interest
.Si.7sb-ssssn-rooua houss in Ero.Awatsr .ddi-
s4,S0o-Eix-roon, brick dwelling on corner Of
Isnton and Giibsrt st,ests; lot Is feet 81 benton
WORTH \ IN sss sr Hm o''0ef'' WITH silss' lanu aioae u
sa'ooS@Ig9n na'i brick hou.. on sp,qc. street, nine
fooms, bath room. hot water heatins, corner lot,
.3A0Oo-Elsssnt tsn-rosm dwelling On west
side .withjn i've ~nnlnu,ss' walk Of Grand Central
hsssl; modern cenvsnisncss. $1,000 down. bal
S2soo.New aevsn.rcem brick dwelling: bath,
hn !, 60 inn hssdwscd $500 low.
cor; sisht resmss s.csiisatl;; baslt hsuss s1 saso
down swsn \. ~; pr month
si.s5a-.New six-ruom hense; she'd, fences. city
wafer, and two lots. esoh boxl%o: convenient 10
school; sYoo doyn. eab Per month; good plass to
s0syG9;; o oDgrsIss :sho1 S, hSa:Sc x;s s1lio down ~ p.c,t,
avenue; bath; lot b011g5: $3.50 down, balances KS
per month
l,2aO-aive-Hoon hsuso ON Sparta street, lot
b0x125; $50 down. e2o per month.
FOR RENT.
.s2s-scvsn.room nnodera house and large eta.
be on corner Psoats and Garfield.
S~s0-Nine-roum brick, Heattie and Fifth ave.
niue: bath aud furnace.
$45-Eight room house, Gro Elmo terrace.
$25- Six room furnished dwelling, 6sa Fifth
avenue.
NATHKSON d CO,
Gan1A A1Oek.
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Wilbur Tebhils. ....... Merchants Hotel, 81. Paul
wsl'ard ). Donnie: aotsl Ryan. 81 Paul
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UTAH.
WASHINGTON

CALIFORNIA.
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Siam to BE Represented at Washington.
WASHINGTON. May 1S.-The secretary of
state has received official info nation OF
the purpose of the government OF Siam to
establish a legation in Washington and the
officer to be placed in charge of it ls now
awaiting an OPT o%rtunity to PRESENT his GRO
dsntials to the president.
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EXPORTS AND IMPORTS.

The Trade Between This and Other Coun-
tries for ths Year Ended April so.
WARRINGTON, May 18.-The chief Of the
bureau Of statistics. in a statement to the
secretary of thu treasury, reports the total
value OF exports of merchandise from the
United States during the twelve months
ended April 30. 1893, as SS48. 594. 427. a de-
crease Of $1G2. 748. TAG over the preceding
year. The values ofimports during the san
period were 1926, 15l, 1913. an increase OF
$94. 6.617. During the twelve months
ended April 80. the exports of gold amounted
to $1l0,03 026. and the impo is to $40. 541,-
GOO. IN excess of exports OF 500, 495. O26.
During tho corresponding twelve months
of the preceding year the exports of gold
amounted to $75,Gl4, 1862. and the imrcrts
to $40, 1O9. 1923, an excess of exports of &c.
I04, 939. During the twelve months ended
April 30. the exports of silver amounted TO
$3S. $50. 757. and the impo rs to 500, ASS, PA.
an excess of exports of S15. 495. 513. Du ing
the corresponding period of tie preceding
year the exports of silver amounted to
$29. 7h5, 573. and the imports TO SIS, sol, TAT,
an excess Of exports Of $l1, 273, s26
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5gasc bid.
Closing
Closing

Money on call easy at 2a2A per cent. closed
offered at z per cent. Prime mercantile paper
6@S per cont. Sterling exchange shade easier,
with actual busiaess in Lankers' bills at $i.e4h
CT 5 for sixty-day bills. and $t. e0a4. 800 for
demand.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. May 1S.-Catt!e-lieceipts, 5000;
steady; no extra steers On sale; prime. S5.5OW
$50; medium and useful. "a. 75et5,=0; Others.
Sf;ooNf.o RED texans, SS."OH3; ".
lower; closed stronger: mixed and packers, $3.50
@7.5G: heavy. ST.a5m, l.. Ga: light, 81 s0ea7. 81.
Texans. s5.5oaA.7o; clipped natives and west
erns. ". 00a6.25.
CHICAGO PRODUCE.
CHICAGO. May 1a-Wheat-rasy; cash, 70sc:
July. 1870.
lorn-Weaker: cash, 41hc:. July. 4216c.
Oats-hasy; Dash, 2s4c; July. 2eAc.
Earley-G2c.
~Pork-Fasy: cash, $50. IS; July, S2n.ss
lard-Fasy; cash, S1055; July. $40. IS.
Ribs-Easy; each. $1,000; July, $40. 12M.
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After the Grip
Hoods Sarsaparil!a Restored
hcalth and Strength
Hoods Pills

the preference every time now. l think they
are just wonderful. / I'M glad to recommend
two such good preparations as Hoods Sarsa-
parilla and Hoods Pills." Mrs. ISAIAH EN-.
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WANTED TO BUY-A. WILL BRED BAY.
mare, I ivS i, q e asiIk years. 9. as old, G sbout six ssla'n nspd ds
hiah. about 100 pounds weight. quiet 10 ride
and drive. state price and particulars to Major
Amcotts. Toston. Mont.
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HOODS PILLS cure Constipation by restoring
he peristaltic action Of the alimentary canal.
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ofthe / tate Of Montana, in and
.--C--. for the t'ounty of Lewis aud
I Sea! First larke, this 18th day OF May.
/ Jud. Dist. In tho year Of our Lord
l. Court. one thousand eight hundred
0-T and nine,y-three.
JOHN i.EAN. Clerk.
Ry q. O. FREEMAN. Deputy Clerk.
II. B. Hepner. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Rath fir M,atter.

8or iiber so Sabren f9on murbe
Mrs. Minslom'S Soothing : Sprup
bon Wiaionett BON Miitteru beim 3abs
men Der 4inber angenenbet. Wirft bu
i'm S6lafe bur6 bas 9hreien zines
Ginbes geft6rt, bas i'm 3abnen 1T urb
Dor @dmeraen Deinta Menu 10, laRe
iofort cine Glaf6e BON nMrs. Minss
lops Soothing Syrup" bolen. Sem
Wertb lit unbe3ablbar. @s mirb benz
tleinea 2eibenben iofort Qinbernng pers
i6aHen. 8erlaBt eu6 barauf, Miitter,
es 1T fem 3meifel bariiber. Sc beiIt
Opienterp unb Oiarrboe, regulirt ben
Magen unb bic Nieren, beieitigt Winbs
&olit, ermeiht ben @aumen, perbins
bert @ntsinbung unb ffdrtt baS gauge
Snitem. .Wtrs. Winsloms SOOTHING
Syrup" fir 3abnenbe &inber 1T orges
nebm in @ei6mad unb bas &ecept
ftan1mt BON etnem Der beften meibli1en
Qer3te in ben Ser. Staten. SIS 1T BET
alien Oruggiien in Der aan3en Welt su
baben. 8rets rs Gents per Glaf9e.
&auft nidtS anbereS, als MrS. Minas
Ions SOOtbingsS brup.
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eben, 6aB es subor nit 9euti6laub abs
aure9nen bat, ebe es ii9 9oHnungen
auf ben 8efb bes Bosperus MAIDEN
tam.
nSnamii6en 1T 9eutf6lanb tpa6s
lam auf fetnem poten. Ser &atier
meiB gar5 geuau, mas Inn i'm berum
oorgebt, aber er peiB aud gang genau,
baB er bur9 einen berbdngniBooqen
&rieg piel gu perlieren, bnr3 einen
gliidli9en aber felbt I'M beiten Sale
ni6t piel 81 gemtnnem bat. Nu6 bic
beuti6en Sinan5s unb @ei6dftsleute
miKen 6as gang genau unb fie befiir6s
ten, baB der nd6fe &rieg" fir
9euti6lanb bauptid6li6 bic Be6eue
tung baben miirbe, fir @n9lanb bic
&oftanlen aug benz Jeuer gu bolen.
Ser Safer peiB ferner, baB in einem
&riege sessn &uBlanb benz beuti6en
&ei6e bic groBe @ulturs Nufgabe 3u:
fallen niirbe, ben &f Der moberz
men Civilization un6 @ultur gegen
baIbaitatii6e 8arbarei, pplitifde 9ess
potie unb religi6ie Sprannet arsaus
fe9ten."
9as lnnatiirlidfe an Der ganaen
Sa9e 1T, baB bas geiftis unb mates
rien 10 bodentpidelte Sranfrei6 in
bieiem Sample auf Der Seite Der unz
cultur urb garbarei fteben miirbel
DoHentIid ber3ieben fi9 bic gegens
mdrtigen @eptttermolfen am orientas
lif6en 9ori3onte mieber, aber es III
ni6t su ldugnen, bab iie brobeub ge=
MIN finn
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@titet VnG Dor galbeu ge8en 3atarrb,
BITE Guedfitber enib0tteu,

ba Auedilbsr itaer ben Stnn beS Scrubs
5~ertDren unb bas aan3e Sbftem oDlis 3~erriits
ten ipirs, ipenn es burd bic f4leimiaen Sbers
HIDDEN einbrtu9t. Sol DIE Nrtifel tolte1 ME
apber auf @eroronung gut berufener ger3te
eebrauht tuerben, oa Der Sdaoen, ben fe an=
rtdten, 3ebnmal 10 sroB lit, ais bas Suite,
eas Sbr baopn e~rbielen tDnntet. 9alPs Ga
tar b.& r, f~abri3irt bon 5. S. @beneb &
60, Eclebc, o., entbdlt tein Auedlilber unb
tp;rb innerlih genommen unb pirft oireft auf
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Sbtems. Wenn Sbr Sails 8atarrb : Sur
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