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a Boston woman suggests that the peo-
PIE who ring d0orbclls where there is i'll
ness 40 the house and say, elf there is any
thing / can possibly do Tor dear Mrs. A.
q. F." should DE- taken at their word. She
knew of one nurse who grew weary Of the
of5 repeated assurance that she said 20 one
lady, "To Doe sure. una am, sou re 50 kind,
you might bring Mrs a. some wine jelly;
she can eat li,tle now Cf most anything,
and the things iu the house she's tired Of. 3"
said the Indy. son, Ia be 80 glad 20,
but we are living in apartments now and
take our meals ont"
Never ask II you can do anything for a
sick person. Take one flower with you, "a
slice or two 81 cold game from your own
table. a glass 81 iel'yt-al isu not too sweet,
bunch of grapes, 10 good novel, or, If you
End amy ol these iucmycui-ut, leave your
card aud uisu for sreedy recovery.
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A GREAT SUCCESS.

Tn. second RecItsi OF the UnitArisn
Choir.
A large and app soiGtiys audience greeted
the Unitarian choir and its friends in their
second recital last evening. G. A. X. hail
vas more than hlled; extra chairs we're
brought in. aud even then many tsstihed
their enjoyment By standing throughout
the exercises. Ihs programme was brill
liant and varied, and many numbers we're
encorsd. = be stage was raisei and deco
rated as before. aud every ehors made 20
render the entertainment attractive ana
artistic. The choir "a earning al enviable
reputetion for the merit OF these concerts
and is to be congratulated on their musical
friends who assist them. such programmes
ana the appreciation with waich theT are
received speak we'll for the musical taste OF
our community.
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KILLING OFF GAME.

A. rht. Rats There WIZ soon BE None
In the Clearwater Country.
Word has reached Helena that Indians
and white hunters are fairly slau shtering
the game in the Clearwater country. Elk
and other fuf. bearing animals, 10 Is said,
are being killed of regardless OF all Law OF
Al. stats dssiqasd 20 protect them. The
matte will be brought to tho attention OF
the governor. although be is believed TO De
BoWsrless in the matte, except 70 recon-
rnend The ash aud game law passed bT
the last legislature made no provision Tor
The appointment OF q warden. There u
conssquantlY no state ofhesr whose duty -
IL 10 ses that the law Is enforced. IL is
thought the governor will be asked 70 write
=, an sharifs Of Deer Lodge and Aissoula
ronnties asking them 10 look after the 70
ported violations OF law In the Clearwater
country.
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ONCE A PAuPER. VOW A BELLE.
Caroline saukev Has long struggle for
Her Iahorltaucr

Caroline saukev Has long struggle for
Her Inheritance.
WuIItMsPonr. Pa. Jan. A-Cafoline
ssnkeT. fo'msly paupsr IN Lyoomiug
county, but now an accomplished belle
living az l12 Twenty First street. San
Francisco. IA the family Of Cha les scos-
Gins. has just been declared heiress 10 a
fortune OF $40 600. samuel Sankoy was =
pioneer Of lsl9 ani known from one end
OF California 60 the other. lie had oae
child. a boy who IN 1878 was drowned white
swimming Mission G eck. Tue father and
motno- mournsd him long an1 their minds
became unbalanced. SAnkey posted Oh 90
Pennsylvanis. Here be saw a little orphan
niece. adopted her, AMI took her 90 his
lonely home
sankey died possessed OF $4,000 Be
fore his death Caroline had found friend
In Charles 5. Scrogeina of San Francisco.
and when Sankey's death came ScrOcgins
was appointed her guardian and long
legal struggle was begun. which Just eaded
IN her favor.
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Pioneer Railway Buildsr.

IT. Paul. Jan. 4.-Isaac n. Van Duzor,
a prominent railroad contractor and
builder. died. aged Il. In 1871 he built tho
hfst street railway. in New York CITY. in
the United States and shortly after built
the Hudson River railroad f.om Pough-
keepsie 10 New York city.
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I.leh ore At crlpn.. cr..s.

Carrie CREFx. Col, Jan. 4.-Ors which
assays Sis00 20 5000 per ton was found
Le-o to-day 10 the free Coisage mine In
cross. cutting from the bottom Of the shaft.
l1j feet 10 depth. he Free Coinage %
located east Of the So Ne, on Bull moon
taiu.
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1wn kIllod. on. Iriurra.

WARSAW. N. Y. Jan. "A freight train
was wrecked here this morning. Two were
killed and one injured. The accident oe-
cured on the Buffalo, Rochester & Pitts
burg road. The killed are ID. j. Cashman
md VIM. Morrell. brakeman.
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FRESNO. Cal. Jan. Al lie reported that
the posse in pursuit Of Chris. Evans, the
escaped bandit, have located him in log
ging camp in ths mountains. An effort Is
bsing made 20 surround him, and 10 is be-
lieved he will certainly be captu ed.
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The Agreement Looking 10 Resum pti on
l. Sow Ready for Creditors.
No11cF TO CREDIToRs.-Al persons having
claims against the First National bank, who
have not received a oopg Of our circular let
ter aud agreement in reference 30 Tssump-
tion Of business, are requested 10 call or send
their address. FIRsT EArIoSAL BANK.
Helena. MontanA
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No dull times Al The Beo Hive low prices
ar lund 20 make business Read their adv. ID
anolLe. calnmn-
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And Every succeeding Day II WIZ Grow
fn Value

And Every succeeding Day II VIII Grow
in Value.
Now. good digestion wait on appetite
And health on both.
shakospaa7s.
OF course good digestion will nos wait on
sppetite. nor health on both, unless ones
food is well cooked. And it is not likely 10
be vel cooked unless your cook has a
world'f Fair Souvenir Cook book secured
th ough 1HE lSDErESDESr's extraordinnfF
rerniun ofsr. explained on another page
A cunoeesion 20 the demands %. the soa-
son 10 has been decided 20 allow any cub
scriber 20 IHE lTDEpFSDENr, daily or
weekly. paid up or delinquent % GET one
or more % thoss Last and best pub icatious
on the subject % culinary art Tor the price
Of Sl.25 cash Ihis oder will only hold
good du ing the holiday fcnson. aud gen
tlemen wishing 20 make their wives happT
and themselves con Portable can ma no
better WAY OF doiaE 10 than b. getting g
Worlds FAR Souvenir Cook book.
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Mr.. Meyer Your cough remedy has
completely oursd me. an constantly *
posed and subject 90 severe colds. but with
your remedy sm noV safe.
JANIS A. Bo1KIy, City.
Mye's Cough remedy sole b. all drug
Rists. CITY Drug store Ia particular.
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HELENA IN BRIEF.
Capital City Music Co.. s2a Ninth ave.

Jackson's music house is selling at ALSO
lutte coat. Il. X. thompson. assignee.
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From this date eni until IA theT notiol
our store will close every evening a. OH
O'Clock except saturdnYs.
Jan. 3, 1898 SANDS BRos-
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Outing fA-nels 40 &c psr yard AZ The Bee Hive
Other stores charge dolh "a for same goods.
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BORN.
DIED

JOHNsON-Dec. 81 1893. to the wife Of Her
man johnson, = daughter.
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Passengers booked to Europe by the following
bret class linss. Ounard. White Star. Anchor.
Hell ttar. Allan, American. and others. Pre-
paid passages from kuropo arranged.
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Buy

Montana Peerless Baking Powder. Il Is q
toms industry. Ask your grocer for q.
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l. 1894. George Reynolds, a
native of Clarks.oWn. ". Va, aged 81 yeErs.
funeral services from the athedrsl Saturday
ct eight a. m. Miles City pApers please copy.
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bargains in Turkish towels at The Bee Hive
CLEARANCE "a e.
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Atthe Museum.

The Human Elephant-Say. the india
rubber man got flll last night.
The Double Headed Man What did
they DO Co himf
The Human Elephant-Bounced him.
Life
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Lego. blanls at this oa.oo.
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Palace and Tourist Sleeping Cars.
Buffet Smoking Library Car.

Through 7 irst-class Sleeper 10 Chicago via Chi
oago. Milwaukee n st. Paul Railway.
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The greater portion Of she states exhibr
At Chicago 10 already here and could be
shipped 10 San Francisco with very little
trouble. All that Is needed ia she money
90 ship Il with and set 10 up and pay some
one 40 attend 70 u. Commissioner Merrill
SAYS the work OF raising the moneV will
have 10 be done In a hurry and be will 60
ristt atik
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. . .
John Hamei, 905 Armstrong. Is months
Tuesday.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Peteter III. Erickson D.. Marie Simonson
Emmett A. Morrissey.. Mary g. Kennedy
Joseph B. Wager. . Bertha Ambrosch
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BEARS REVEL IN RAIN,
Break in the Drought Caused
a Break in the Mar
ket.
CORN WENT DOWN A NOTCH.
Other Grains Declined Slight
ly in Company With
the Leader.
DEPRESSION IN STOCKS.
With Light Speculation and
No Features Of Unusual
Importance.

CHICAGO. Aug. 1.-The drought and
the markets were both broken today.
The one break caused the other. The
government crop report, which at the
time OF its receipt on the curb Jester
day afternoon was considered very
blllish document, and really was so,
was altogether surpassed in influence
by predicted general rains throughout
the corn belt. Wheat lost 1c of its pre-
vious value, corn from lie to 135c and
oats sc. Provisions held to the end a
little OF considerable advance.
Wheat was rather Qaiet. with fiuctu-
ations confined within 14Ql%Sc range,
the general tone being weak. Initial
trades were at SIC for September, but
sold up later &c, eased off sc. rallied
&c, declined l15@l4c, ruled steady,
and closed with September at 5556c.
The early strength was attrib
uted TO the government report,
which was construed as bearish.
making the condition of spring wheat
Gil, and the total crop of spring and
winter wheat, according 10 the govern
ment returns. Will be about 391. COO 900
bu. Gables were stronger and added
some strength 10 the market. The eX-
ports for the week from both coasts,
wheat and flour, were somewhat larger
ana had a stimulating tendency. Out
side markets were frmer. On the other
hand, the general dizziness was factor
against any material advance, the local
movement being heavy. There were
rains where most needed. and large
increase in the visible is expected, all
of which combined to depress the price
and work against the upward tendency.
The market continued 70 rule easier
later in the session, influenced by the
further break in corn.
In corn there was a good trade and a
rather weak market. The opening was
from &c to &c under the final figures
of Yesterday, with September at soc,
and sold down &c more. rallied 1c.
eased Oft 1$4c, changed sonfe, ruled
steady, and closed at 53Ec for Sep
TENDER. 1t was rains on one side and
the government report on the other,
with the country both buying and sell
ing. but bought considerable more than
sold. The report was construed as
"builish,' as it did not cover the DAM
age since Aug. l. which is variously es-
timated. On the other hand, Iowa,
Kansas, IllipoiS and Indiana had rains,
and more was predicted, which had
"bearlsh" influence. Outside markets,
with the exception of New York. were
firm early, cables I'D up on spot and
I'd OIL futures. Receipts were small at
1T cars, and the estimate for Monday
also moderate.
oats were active and easier, in SYM
pathy with corn and on selling by longs.
/ he range for the day was 1c for Sep
TENDER.
Provisions We're active. The market
advanced early Oh good buying and
after several fluctuations declined on
free realizing, closing quiet Com
pared with last night September pork
and lard are unchanged and ribs 215c
higher.
nc fer corn 10 Buffalo.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Minneapolis Markets.
Minneapolis range Of pricei

VI piiCob
August-CloSing, 56&c.
81 September - Opening. 55c; highest,
'55Ac; lowest. 5414c; closing. sac.
December Opening, 565sc; highest.
a5611sc; lowest. 5511sc; closing, 551sc.
~ On Track-N0. hard, old, 5913c; new,
5713c: No. / northern. old, 5Sc; new.
J6c; No. northern, old. 56Mc; new,
5415c.
Some Sample Sales-No northern.
20 cars, new. SIC; No. northern. cars,
new, 56$<c: No. northern, 2 cars, new.
561@c; No. northern. cars. new, to ar
rve, 56Ac; No. l northern, cars, new,
to arrive, 561ac; No. northern. IL cars.
old, 59c; No. 2 northern, 2 cars, 5714c;
No. 2 northern, cars, 5Sc; No. 2 north
ern, l car. 561ac; No. northern, car.
new, sic; No. 8 wheat, car, new, 5319c;
No. white oats, cars, to arrive. 33c;
No. 2 white oats. car, SIC; No. 3 oats.
l car, wheaty, Sic; No. 5 white oats, l
car, 1880.
Flour-The flour market is not in a
satisfactory state, for the reason that
buyers are not i'll sympathy with the
rise in wheat. Quotations are not
changed.
The following are quotations on ar
rival f. o. u. There is feeling that if
this bulge on wheat lasts higher price
tor flour will be established.
First patents. So 25@4.25; second pat
ents, S303.25; fancy and export bak-
er's, Sl.35@2.20; red dog. Sl.70Ql.75.
The foiloWiLg quotations ana In cotton
sacks. 80 and 40 lbs: Rye tioIr. per Dbl,
pure, $3.50; buckwheat flour. per bbl,
So; graham flour. s.. In room zoe extra
is charged.
Bran and Shorts - The market is
steady. 1t is said that sellers are ask
ing higher figures than quoted. Bran,
In bulk, S11.50; in sacks, Sl2. 25(912.50;
shorts, common, in bulk, Sl2. 5U0l3;
fine, in bulk, $3.50. There is 10 change
IN quotations, but manufacturers antlci-
pate material advance.
COrn-NO. yellow sold at SIC.
Oats-Were offered freely. demand
good. No white. new, 33G33%c; bet
ter for choice; No. white oats sold at
33c.
Rye-New rye, 45c. Quotable at these
figures. No sales.
Barley-Choice No. 5, 40@42c: me.
dunn quality would likely sell for more
tor feed; better qualities higher; none
tor sale; doubtful as to value.
Received Wheat, 45,36O blu: oats,
7,U7O bu; rye, 2 cars; flour. 150 bbls;
hay. 100 tons; fruit. 433.7 TO lbs; mer-
chand!se, 1.399.370 lbs; Lumber. 81 cars:
posts, cars: barrel stock, III ears; ma
chinery. 125,000 lbs; coal. ?2S tons;
wood. Sc cords; brick, $4,000; lime,
cars; cement, $50 bbls; household goods.
$4,000 lbs; stone, Is cars; live stock.
. car; lard, 40 tierces; dressed meats,
1868 lbs; hides. $4,000 lbs: wool. $780,
900 lbs; railroad materials, cars; sun
dries. 81 cars; car lots. $50.
Shipped-Wheat, %. $50 bu; corn, $40
bu; -four. 34.45O Dbis; millstuffS, S07
tons; merchandise, 1.675,S60 lbs; luin-
Der, 81 cars; machinery. 3S5.5O0 lbs;
coal, 80 tons; lime, car; cement, 300
bbls; household goods. 10000 lbs; stone.
car; live stock. car; tallow. 10000
lbs; wool. 1862 lbs; railroad matrri-
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DR., TELLER,
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s DR.. FelleE who has hac many years of ex.
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cases that he has undertaken. Cases and
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q LAPiAND STUDENT.
One of the Little People from the North
VINO Read by tho Aurora BorealIs.

Cne or the Little People from the North
VINO Read by tho Aurora Borealls.
Away up in the frozen north. in the land of
tho midnight sun. in the Land of long winter
months, when the darkness is only emphasized
ny the brilliant coruScations of the aurora
fboreGlis, live the LaplGnders.
. Their possessions stretch to the borders Of
the Arctic ocean. the Atlantic and the White
,SeI. ard lie within the territory of Norway,
Sweden and Russia.
+ Norwegian Lapiand is the land Of the fjords,
those deep clefts that pierce the PERCEPTIONS
coast line, and Swedish Lapland is diversified
by long. narrow lakes. In winter the cold is
intense. an average temperature Of sixty de-
FreeS Of frost prevailing. but the stiffness OF
the atmosphere robS this cold of much of its
crreity
! This is the land of the reindeer. A large pro-
Tortion Of the Lapps live nonadic existence,
moving from place to place to feed their herds
O. reindeer upon the arctic moss.
3 They live in tents. and these, as well as their
clothing, are made from the reindeers skin,
sewn with his sinews Their food is chiefly de-
lived from his flesh and milk: his horns and
hcofS answer score OF purposes-his possess
sion Is their measure of wealth.
On their long journeys his fieetness carries
them forward and he is their beast OF burden.
Across leagues OF trackleSS snow and ice.
from forest to shore, he treleSSly tolls, and
when the end OF the summer fishing season ar
lives, back to the mountains. Personally the
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Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO. Aug. 1l.-Hogs-Estimate
receipts for today. 11,000; official
receipts yesterday, 3i,S16; shipments
yesterday, $500; left over about u 600;
quality rather poor; market fairly
active; good lots strong and common
weak: general market steady; sales
ranged at S4.S095.25 for light, S4.65@
4.85 for rough packing. s.. S995. 80 for
mixed, S5@5.35 for heavy packing and
shipping lots; pigs, s4.4O@4.9O. Cattle
Estimated receipts. 4.50O; receipts yes
terday, 800: shipments Yesterday.
4,242; market slow, but prices steady;
good to pest grades were n0minally
firm; Others steady at Fridays QUOTA
tons. Sheep-Esiimated receipts for
today, 1900; official yesterday, 4,S27;
shipments yesterday, so; market steady.
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Duluth Wheat.

DULUTH. Mimi, Aug. u.-Wheat
opened strong, &c up at size for Sep
TENDER, and nc up, at SOC for Deem
Der; held steady for brief time. then
eased off. to close at about the lowest
point for futures. ne below yesterday,
but strong, 1z@Zc up for spot wheat.
Close: No. northern, cash, 5SIc: to
arrive, 5S54c; August. 5Sc: September.
$500 bid; December, Sc bid. Receipts
of wheat, gl,S15 bu: shipments, 142, sos
bu. Wheat inspected In, SO cars; year
ago, % cars. Inc first car OF new wheat
was received today from Mooreton, n.
D. 1t was shrunken, graded No. /
northern, and sold at &c premium over
September price. Stocks will show
decrease of 100000 bu.
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DR.. E. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
specific for uysteria. DizEi-
ness Fits Neuralgia Iieadache Neryous
prostitution caused by alcohol or tobacco;
wnkefulness, Mental Depression, Softening
uf Brain. causing Insanity. misery, decay.
death Premature Old age. Barrenress. Loss
OF rover IN either sex, .mpotency, Leucor-
rhoea and all Female Weaxnesses Inyolup-
thry Losses, Spermaiorrbccd caused by over
eXersion Ut braiu, Seli-A nuSe, Over-Indui-
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msl!. We guarantee six boxes to cure
Each orier for q boxes, with So will send
Write, guarantee ~ round If not cured
Guarantees issued only by W. f. Collier
Drugsisl seventh ana Siblsy streets, st. PAal
Nina.
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firsts, Iowa extension, ID per cent;
Toledo d Ann Arbor tirsts, "a; do
Mount Pleasant 6s. az; East Tonnes
see Con. 5s. SD; st. Louis * Southwest
ern tirsts, Az; do second incomes, 3;
Union Pacific collateral trust IS. ~; do
gold 6s. AS; do Denver Il Gulf iirsts,
*. and do sinking fund s., 2; Erie
fifth extended. A; Northern Pacific Sec
onds, 81, st. Louis 4 San Francisco
general IS. 81; Denver 4 Rio Grande
Is, 84; Peoria. Decatur q Evansville
firsts. Evansville div, and international
& g. Nor, seconds, 5; do firsts, 211;
Louisyill. y Nashville unified IS, go;
Fort Worth & Denver City 6s. Ohio
Southern tirsts. Oregon Short lines IS
and San Antonio d Arkansas Pass IS.
pa.
Declines-St. Louis & San Francisco
con. As, tx; Toll. A. A, Grand Trunk
tirsts and Detroit Gas IS, 8; Galveston,
Houston d Henderson 5s. Peoria q
Eastert frsts, 4: Atlantic & Pacific As
and Flint IL Pere Marquette, Port Huron
division. 5s. 81: Tenn. Coal and Iron.
Tenn. div, firsts, and Houston d. Texas
Central debenture Ga. 3: Oregon & Call
ifOrnia IS and Erie fifth extended, "a!
S-nakG-ClnaInC
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New AOrk Produce.

NEW YORK. Aug. II. - Flour - Re-
ceipts, 10, 400 bbls; experts, 80, 900 bbls;
sales, 800 pkgs: market firm but gen.
orally quiet. Winter straights wanted
Tor export, and about all the demand is
in this Grade. City mill patents, s4.U5@
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