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Ladies' Wraps and Dresses.

Ladies' Tailormade Dresses-double breast a.
Cheyiot and serge Dresses
with Eton jacket long Coat a.
Summer Cloth DFesses-silk and fancy cord trim
Eton and tght-Guing waists.....-..-.....7 ?,
Fine Check-brad tIim-large rcvers ~
Red and Green Serge Eton Dresses
Black Satin Ieyers and folds.
Nayy.Blue Cloth Eton Dress
black satin folds-Spanish founce....--....-ls!
Strired Duck Eton suits-ght and dark Q,
Duck Eton Suts-stipca ant polka dot 2,
Colorcd Chambray EtOn-braid trim g,
Fine White Lawn Dresses
fancy waist-full eubd Observation-Disclosures. 2,
Fine Lin.n-cold null trimd -,
Dotted Swiss-fnc emb'y trim 10,
Colored Chc,iot Jackets g
With Butterfly shoulder Capcs q
Double Brcast-large bone buttons g.
With coldd and applique g.
Lined throughout with plaid silk o.
Bioldcloth-fanry striped silk Innings l2
Fine Black Cl0th-col'd silk lining Is
Finest Empire Cloths-Eton effect is
Tuxedo Coats-silk lined throughout 10
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Upholstery

=, 900 Manufacturers Lace Cultaln oanPic'
Nottingham Lace Curtans-3'2 yds long na
Fine scotch Lace-doubc twisted thicdo -.
pou,boo Portcrcs-flncy Dcals ~.
rcst Chenille Portlcrys-al over hgu'cu 80
Cold Stripe Scrim.-iO inches "iue a.,
r,,cv Snkoline.-yj inches wide
v.l>rt finish Crctonncs-3l inches WHO ~,
satin Russo Tapc,tlics-5o inches WIZ cc'
Reversible Ingram Art squarc'--No lu' =,
BcsL Moqucttc Rugs-27NO2 inch 80.
Ht.t smyrna Russ-30NOO inch -"
Polished Wood Poes-wOodci trimmings m
nrass Curtain Polcs-comrlctc :.
Nickol Towel Racks; worth ~ oo.
Opanue Shades with fringe Naiue' Nv -,
Rest Holland Shsdcs-knot fringe ~.
wire Window Scrcens-27 TO 81 ihchc' rn
Mexican Grass Iiammocks -,
sailor.madc IIamnocks, with Spreaders oo
Mo.outo Canopies; worth l29
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wsh Jim led for half mile Onward second Hammi'
and Sir Arthur close behind. Hammc cut loose at tht
49, 1.,cbs before Wah JIM who beat Onward nearly
unnfh bid
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attempt to get into the building Ne n.xt
through the house Of Thomas hun'',' . oman
''''"H' ,, n,.,,cbt of the Miller house was opch'
, .,o.,, and every drawer in the house was open"
% n,,os Of clothing brio abrac ,ilV'rTnr nn , ,bn
rn1cry wrr, packed ready for Nyidenilv mean
Tn,r, ,S bod stopped work for the any ~ '"'"''s ~
uh'N"' r m'," and take away the goods
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MacH. pags b. e. S' Sy T los ii Il
NJ. j. Dryers ch. c. stoA'neli L. lJI,,j,o !, If
]. A.. A. IL. & D. II. Morris's g.. =.
h'Oii'n' T. i-V 1,,n:-i 2|'.
E6arscv did not start Est,s mad" the running
a. a slow pace a. three entered the stretch Stone
nell moved UP on tie Outside. while St FoIian waited for
nm opening o. the Ial Mldgery pulled out uihc and
Iittlcneld made bold effort to go through Ihon Mdge-
lev pued IN again and shut him out forcing Ltlchcd to
check his noun suddenly 80 AVOID an accident 81
F,oran dropped and lame when pulled
up In a driving finish Steve Estes won By head
s,onene seond three lengths before ST lorlsn Little
field claimed foul bat the judges could not allow TO- and
the horscs were placed a. the: finished
SECOND RACE-sl3 each; ooc aodeli spe ai weights
one "'''' 81 betting Is.
Washington Stables ch c. Sport by Win.
W. DcnoSuc's b. c. Roche, il2 .(I4nblcN 81 10
c o.as"n pn g. ~ ;s5;i;GP % %
Miss Mauie did Sport took the icsd at Inc
start all the running and won easily by length
Roche second, three lengths Lefore -. Michael.
Second KACE-JUIN STAKES, Tor twoyear-oldsi
500 ''''' '''''' ''''' & ns'n F.
Kssqss sA Is Hi SHanid by 80 out,
c. Fieischmann SONS ell. c. 81 Maxim a
Marcus paly's ch. c. Lucas; 1i$ =,
ffs' 40 Tme-i :oi'..
pobbins Declare. Milan, Bcdcmere Senator CRAZY anu
Tenacious were withdrawn ond sam Lucas wa auu'u'
st Maxim raced with Hydcrabad for hall ME- ana 'H'
tine fsvor, "slnohcrcd" him. as thr SAYING so"s' S'u
won without serious effort by length st. Maxim Sec
ond three lengths before sam Luca' who beat Long
shanks two lengths -
FOURTH RArE-sHEEwsBuRY HANDlCAP' s'o
'''N s-'V'' '''''' ' ~ ~ stDs'''qFsi Fl.
P,own & Roccrss br. c. plckpockct. by
''? spendihiiii -iiccady jrs, N;
NJ f. Dryers b. =. Banquet 6. i25,,;o -
j.. n.@ D. H. Morrl-'s b I s. MaE;; 3 q 80
Pickncker, + JiianlI,9n - Il
N"f's0'0' o. ~ Timc-2 .s3a
Carlsbad ond Candclabro withdrawn. Mars lea
for nearly mile and Qurer, Pckpoche' running second
Banquet last. When half way down the stretch rrk
pocket banquet and Mars went 70 the whip
banquet followed suit pickICeAe.. running under a
gentle run the lead the last furl"ns pole ana
coming away az the end easily by TWO anu ho
lengths Banquet second. itnCth before Mars VINO peat
Pichnckcr Il head. rcknickcr might have teen thrd ou
Hamilton eascd up and Mars beat him out
FIFTH RACE-For twoy ear-oid- Selling Five and >
Betting
H. Wam1e rs ch. c. I'd Kearncyi 90, q, o,
Gideon 4 Days by stratford-(, ross. -
O. ,Se cS NY ,djsos. HI :csSr. ) g.
Larry k iO2 Gar 1903 o'oodalc) 5c-l Id
~'' - 1ime-l OJi,.
Fd Kcarney made the running and should have won
The race but helpless. allowed him TO 20 10
slcep al the finish and Chateau, coming with rush
caught him OH the post and beat MIN an inch The
Crossfre colt three lengths behind No bid for the
SIXTH RACE-Seling. Six furlong'.
Betting.
ST. P.
NJ + DIVERS b. c. Hammie, by Charsyu@- .
d. tf,hjc 2 yrs 100 ib.......~.. LamblcY IL 1-3
IT, L. '"'''' tMidgelcyo CT 81
n r. Pulslfers CHI. c.. wah jim, 4 III. o
o.a 100 FL J-)
tltamlItohj " -
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HORDkE\.

The New-Jersey Junction Railroad Company last
Edght began laying tracks at the head Of Eighth-s,
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Linens and White Goods

Heavy Cream Damarks-Satin hh''h-o' ''" >.
Full Reached Double Dana 'ks-0' men -
Ezra Heavy Double Dama-ks-29 yu'' "'O'
Fine Dama.k Napkins-as size-dozeh a,
Al Linen Lunch Cloths-2A yds. long :.
Turkish Towele-yard long +,
Fin, German Uuck Towels-36 inches long -
rx,ra Heavy Turkish Towel'-40 inches iohs =,
ruu Beached Twill Toweliings-lo inehes "iu'
German Linen Towclling-ls inches WAC :,
Turkish Bath Robcr-hl size
Turkish Wash Cloths "A
crinkled Lace Stripe Lawn'-wortn 10 a,
Satin Plaid and Striped India Linens "a
India IinensAo inches wide 20,
Do,ted Lace striped Lawns-3o ihche' "'u' 80,
zinc NOTED swisscs-27 inches wide =,
English Long Cloth-l2-yd poo ~
silk finish Crepe Cloths-au shades
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ELIZABETH
swAEMs or PECULIAR INSECTS.

Y
The people Of E!ZabcthpDT on Wednesday night
were slirpIi cd NJ sudden appearance of millions +
mail gnatlik. Nj, that filed the air in cloud, and
,etled thiclv Oh windows wall, ana ceilings OF
.fores and dwelling, They swarmcd around TIE
electric and gas shts. which Killed thousand, Of the
insects 80 great wa, the annoyance caused b, them
that several stOrc,rcp.rs had to close early. Will"
others resOr,cd 20 the burning OF sulphur to get id
of IT, pests. The insects confined thcnsclvc, To the
lower part Of the city, ia" manufacturing dstri~t
The plague only lasted 4 couple Of hours insect,
disappearing suddenly -, they had come.
Gatling Gun Company \, Veteran Zouav"s. ol
Elizabeth have been di,hind,d by the STATE. Military
Eoari The order. received yesterday said that 49,
at present organized IL dcirm"tii o ia" service.
General Dl7ik-. when sen. said HAT fh. cpmptu.
wonh hold a special meeting n'Nt TUESDAY night.
when In al probability 1t would be- at once rcur
ganizcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-14

Elegant Saratoga Specials morning and afternoon,
every day, via New-York Central.
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Inc
she
n Soturdays a. close at Twetre!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-14

pro,vns Camphorated Saponaccous Drm .n, ~,
bloHn O., ,b rowhcr In the world Tor pres M Wv
Is INC rfrc,hirg and delicious" - cents oo''c'
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n, S,,fords Liver invigoratcr is veGetan ,n
g., hniousness constipation. indisesuon' ~ S
,Sovsand, anuuzlly-TTy 1t.
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~'' " Timc-l 0Ji,.
III Kcarncy the running, and should have won
,be race but Fox helpless. allowed him To 20 10
slcep al the finish. and Chateau coming with rush
caught him OH the post and beat MIN an inch. The
Crossnre colt three lengths behind NO bii Tor the
winner.
SIXTH RACE-Seuing. Six furlong'.
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Announcements.

T. e. w "OCTA.' SHATTEMUO T. u W.
T. " EITHER style Il you wear low coha'
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Misses Department.
Special sale OF
GIRLS WHITE DRESSES

Special sale OF
GIRLS WHITE DRESSES
fine sample lot
Is follows
White Lawn-all cmb'd-6 to 10 yrs. o.
White India Lawn-cOd emby 10 10 yrs. el 81
Finest All over Emb'd-6 TO 10 yrs. 30
Dotted Swiss-ya lace trim go
Above are POSITIVELY sold
at ONE-THIRD their actual value.
ALSO
Misses Imported Bingham Dresses
ages IA to lS-real value , 90 10
Misses French Lawn Shirt Waists 10
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LUXURY FOR ToUM SIS, ,o,os with
~oo's pcrfe'f Tooth Powder III ~"
, pr; n,neosnring tube. Scat and portable - w.
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Art Emb'y's and Leather Goods

China silk Double Icadrests--hand pen'ed 10
Do,yn Cushions-embossed covcr-sik rufls ela
Embossed silk HeSdrcsts-hand tainted SIG
japanese Crepe Cloth Lambrequins SIN
Janancse SIX Lambrcquns-silk embd on
Fancy LEATHER Pocket Books ana Purses -
Real Grain Leather Card Cases ~
Mem, Leather Letter Cases worth % ~
Real seal Bodice Belts worth 81 80 sS
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Infants Wear

Long China Silk COats-fancy trim
Little Tots China SILK Coats-lace trim
Long Cambria Slips-emb'd yoke
Short Cambria and Lawn Dresses
cold and white enjoy trim
Emb'd and Lace T1in'd sun Hats
white and cold lawn and Chambriy......"..-...
Fine Corded and Emb'd Swiss Caps
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DETAILS OF TIE RACING.

FIRST RACE-IIandicap; sl5 each $1,000 aided Sever
furlones.
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ssoo-Ne.t we'll built cottage On Sparta street,
1a.es se eolls slse oit go ~atsr, ne 1ot sd hn.sns s'sb 6lS' I'll III
per month; good location Tor Keeping eows and
chickens.
is5O-New cottage Of four rooms, cellar, good
barn and over half an acre of ground. immedi-
ately adjoining city limits on south and within
fifteen minutes walk from the court house; in t
pr month; buildings insured three years for
sl.ao-si1.!oom dwelling recently, built, on
s ,B5O-No. 5Os Feosta; hall, seven rooms. pan
Try. cellar, eity water in kitchen; lot s4xl2o to
Benton avenue; owner will take Montana Ma
tion.l certificates at par IN payment. -,
,n s|; 80 Nc ,s siS1rG 1O1a d essh aS.; az e, Man side.
National certif Gates taken.
81. loo-Handsome new dwelling on corner Of
rooms. city water; lot a6xl2o; mortgage Of 1890
to run three years; will take Montana National
certihcstes for equity, SEQ:
blocks south of broadway; hail.. seven rooms.
three closets. a%lcoye, b,th room fully %piumbed,
pantry cellar, hot and cold water; hall, parlor
aud sitting room finished in oak; house nicely
papered throughout; shed: lot 42xlOo; $500
down.
: 3,OoO-New reven-room brick dwelling. mod
ern, on east side: on purchaser ssuming $4,000
mortgage; will take s1,00 in Montana National
cert tficates.
.s2.6s0-house and furniture:. house has hall.
slx rooms, closets. pantry, cellar. city water in
kitchen, good outbuilding and fences; house
was specially built for present owner about
1 physioi ysais orders af1 i aen Dssn change se 70 iones . ln.
term. are 500 down, :s25 per month. practically
plies on the purchase money; anyone who is pay
ing rent for a furnished house would do we'll to
look into this chance to buy house and furniture
with no greater monthly expenditure than rent
"a, 0oo-six-room brick dwelling on corner of
Benton and Gilbert s~treets; elegant lot. having
on Gilbert. Montana National certificates taken.
Attractive ten-room tdouble) frame
dwelling on Rodney street,; city. water. sewer
50x24O; good outbuildings; convenient to school;
1850 down.
UNIMPROvED PROPERTY.
For which certificates of deposit on the Montana
NationA! VII be accepted at par.
t5C0-Lot 5o1l40 on Mis.oula avenue.
$525-Lot 5o.1!o on Prospect street. adjoining
%ssoo-1wo lots on Poosta avenue. one block
avenue.
. sl.01o--Tor 100 feet on Benton avenue. %a'join-
s., 5O0-Corner adjoining Hauser addition, hav.
ing frontage on Dearborn avenue Of 1875 feet; ono
block from two electric lines.
200 choice lots in different rarts OF Broad
water addition at prices from $500 up. for which
Montana National certificates Of deposit will be
taken.
LOANS WANTED.
We have applications FIR $500 at - per cent
on house and 1T worth 81. 100 to 81. 200; 81, 900 to
$4,000 ut IL per cent on county warrants; S4.OOO
on acra property adjoining Helena worth 312,-
0u0: 1900 on ranch worth $1,000. and a number Of
othera.
A fine list of ranches in Gallatin, Bitter Root
and Yellowstone valleys.
MATHESON d CO,
Gold Block.
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SHER1FT,s SALE HENRY Du1aNAN,

. James Duignnn and L. N. Jansen, co-part..
ners doing business under tho firm name OF
. aSs,1 w., Mont.n n,0e clus s'n sss..1 1'%HR nlI.ld. p Fi4st
National Eank Of Helena. Montana. Helena Co.
operative Granite and Sandstone Company. and
partners as Jezick iros & Hahn. defendants
Under and BY virtue Of an order Of tale and do
i siss.is ct od 5srse 81 tRs r ;na ; saas isfq a}ats as. Of ot s ,hs
state of Montana. in and for the county Of
Lewis and Clarke; on the 18th day Of June.
henry Duignan. James Lu,snan and l.. NJ. Jan
sen, co-parsne's doing business under tho firm
name ,s OF horthwsst.fn stons Supply company:
and decree Of foreclosure and eaie against Mon
..nH .lpb, Masssna lullsrd. First ha.ion,l
Grant,. and sandstone Company and Frank Jez.
iok. j. hn Jezick and Ben Hahn, co-partnsrs az
Jezick EROS; d Hahn, defendants, on the
Of 81. i7hs27 {. besides interest. costs AID 'a At.
t,orney,,s fess, which said decree was on the goth
day OF June a. D. 1893, recorded in iudR-
/ am commanded to sell ali those certain lots,
ing in tho county Of Lewis and Clarke. state
lows. to-wit:
20 much Of lots numbered two t2) three %,
laos, Of the original townsite Of the city d Hell
ena, M is included in the following horn aries.
to Wit: ,EsginninE, at the Intersection Of ths
WESTERN Ilu0 Il uite kveHu0 OF 6u'Cu bIEeBL OF
Center street and tho northeaster y limo OF Sixth
avenue or Pric. street, the point of iatsrssc-
ton hsing on the southeast corner of said let
mum bored two t) Of block numbered four hun
dred FIVE ilOh) Of said Helena tounsite, running
thsnoe no..hsrly along the west line Of Fuller
avenue or Gnloh street ono hundred tftosn 1lh)
feet, theaco wefterly parallel with tho north Inns
OF said lot numbered four ~ sixty t6ol feet:
thence southerly parallel with tho wcst limo of
said lot. three iaj aud four q, seventy-two and
one-half (72h) feet more or less to the northeast
limo of sixth avenue or Price street. thonce
southeasteriy along tho said northeast line Of
sixth avenue or Prics street seventy-five t73) feet
to the place of baginning,
Together with ali and singular the tcnemcnts.
hersiitaments and sppurtenances thorsunto be-
lonstns or In anywlss appertainins.
Public notice 10 hereby given that on Tuesday.
tho I'D day OF August. 4. D. 1891. at IL o'clock
moi that day at the front door OF tho court house.
Helena, LOWS and Clarke county, Montana, l
OF foreclosure and snle. soil tho above described
property. or so. nuoh thereof Ms may no
necessary to satisfy said judgment, with interest
and coats. to tho highest and best bidder for cash
in hand.
Given under my hand this sIst day Of July.
A. D. 1872.
CHARLES Il. CURTIS. Shcrid.
By FRED T.. Hoss, Under Sheriff.
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lief of the sick or injured. Ice water will
be dispensed throughout the streets. In
formation booths will be stationed every
where, and every member of the committee
will wear Il distinctive badge and will give
information. The courtesies of the state
will be done By Governor Matthews and Of
the city by Mayor Sullivan. Handsome
souvenir badges for delegates have been Sc
lected. Tho Woman's Relief corps has by
no means been neglected, and the women
will find themselves the object of every at
tention they could desire. Their arrange
ments have been in the hands of a commit
tee of which Mrs. Flora W%ulschner is the
competent head.
The encampment bids fair to be the
greatest ever held. Not only is the eli. 7
one of great interest because of the war
memories that center about it, but it is the
home of the only living ex-president. It's
citizens are alive to the greatness Of the oc-
%casion, and with characteristic western en-
ergy and hospitality will spare nothing es-
sential to make the encampment a notable
event in the social annals of the country.
Too much praise cannot be given to Colonel
Lilly and his faithful assistants for the
success which is already promised.
'" G. L. kLLMER.
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HEADQUARTERS CITIZENS BOARD.
General James r. Carnahan, q veteran, and
also the head of the Uniform Rank, Knights
Of Pythias, of the world. The reviewing
stand, to be occupied by Commander in
Chief Weissert, will be a strikingly hand
some one, situated over Meridian street at
the Washington street crossing. Another
reviewing stand for the state, city and
oounty officers will be erected over Penn
sylvania street one square east. Stands
TOR thousands will be erected about the
~gtatehouse and courthouse yards and along
the line Of march. There will be a stand
ADr disabled veterans and for school chill
Aren, who will sing patriotic songs. At
night the fireworks display, costing s10,o 0
will be held in a spacious open field accessi-
bio by electric street cars.
The first of the meetings of the encamp-
ment will occur in Tomlinson hall on
Wednesday morning, and this will also be
the day of the army, brigade and corps re-
nnion. These are under the general care of
w. A. Ketcham, who will provide halls for
all reunions if notified in time. The night
will be devoted to receptions in private
houses, in which there will be unbounded
hospitality for the veterans Of every state.
This is to be the hight of private s%ociability.
The Indiana regimental reunions will oc-
o.. Thursday during the day. and at
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SHERIFF's sALE-LOU1S HILLEBr ECHT,
- plaintiff, vs. Henry W. henth ct al. de-
PENDANTS.
Under aud by virtue of an order Of salo and
decree OF for .closure and sale issued out of tho
district court of tho kirst judicial district Of the
and larke, OIL the third day OF Augusta. D., 1893.
IN the sb,ve, entitled action, wherein Louis
Htliebsecht, the above named plaintiff, obtained
a Judgment and decree OF foreclosure amt sale
against Henry W. Menth. Jamos W, Duff n ID
s. rah y. Mentb. defendants. on tho third
day OF August. A. d.. 1879. for tho sum Of
s3.225 besides interest. costs and attorneys fees,
which said decree was, on the third day Of Au-
gust, A. u. 1888, recorded in Judgment book No. |
sell all that certain !ot. piece or parcsl of land
situate lying and being In tho county Of ! evils
and Clarke, etato of M~Ontana. And bounded and
described IS follows. to wit:
The south sixty (BO) feet Of lot number thir-
Teen tlSl, Ill block number t~enty-ons (2ll, Of
the Northern fecifo addition to the city of
heiena. IN the county Of Lewis and Clarke, state
Together with all and singular the
herod ,taments and appurtenAnces thersuuto b.
longing or n Anywiae appsrtAininQ.
fublio notes Ia hereby given that on Friday.
the 2ath dny OF August, A. u. 1893, at II O'Clock
m OF that day. ut the front door OF the cou /
house, Helena, Lewis and Clarke county, Mon
tana. ! viii. N obedience to said order Of sale
ana decree OF foreclosure and sale. sell tho above
;,esorioed property. or so much thereof "a mar
bs necessary to satisfy aid judgment. with in
terest and costs, to ths highest aud best bidder,
for cash in hand.
Given under my hand this third day of Au-
-UHARLEs D. CURTIS, Sheriff.
~ RED Il. Hoss. Under kherif.
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night the grand reception Will be given by
citizens to the delegates ut Tomlinson hall.
General Harrison, General Lew Wallace
and James Whitcomb Riley will speak.
Friday is to be devoted to tho excursions
which are under way through, the cities al
the gas belt, A spectacular procession OF
war pageantry will occur at night under
charge Of Albrccht kipp.
There will be music from 25 bands. The
Kearsarge, a model of the famous war
vessel, will be open to visitors in the stnte.
house square. DR.. Il. 8. Elder has organ.
lied the medical corps, and hospitals and
ambulanccs will be in readiness for the re-
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NOTICE TO ORED1roRs-1N rar Dis

NOTICE TO CREDlToRs-IN THE Dis
~ triot court of the First judicial district Of
the state of Montana. in and for the county
Of Lewis and Clarke.
In the matter Of the estate of Exilda Psront.
deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned, ad-
ent, deceased. to tho oredi.ors Of. and
all persons having claims against the said
deceased. to exhibit them with the necessary
LEGATION Of this notice to the said ~ administrator A.
the law otfco Of M.ssena EuILard. Room s. Gold
Block. in the city ct Helena. county Of
! evils and { larke. state Of Montana, tho same
DO ng the place for the transaction Of tho bust
ness OF said estate in said county Of lewis snd
Clarke.
EDOUARD d PARENT,
Administrator of tho Estate of Exilda Parent,
deceased.
lated July 20. 1888.