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COLOREO DRESS GOOOS---S-
tOnlshlng Bargains for Monday.

5000 yards SILK and Wool Glorias. the ehole-
sSt fabrics Imported while rich in tone they
are strong aud durable. warranted not TO
pull.-They have high lustre and come In
a superior line Of cOlors and shaded effects
Is yards full dress pattern the lowest I'M
cases All Wool Storm Serges IN Navy Blue.
Tap, Brown coloTs, the regular price Is S9c (;
Monday. only 25c.
eases Double Width Suiting. Tor street or
bouse wear. The styles are figured effects.
Iiagonal armuTes and balze self stripes.
cheaD for s5c Monday, only lac.
our special quality silk-hnished Henrietta
H., All tbe latest shades; Monday only 500.
Yae6ting SeTEes in striped and plain navy
biue. English dye, value SlOO and sl.zo;
Monday. only Csc. ~, -,-.-
This il "a beautiful cloth for tallor-made
suits; value SI.l5. Monday, only SOC.
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In each elaSs At 200 and 500 yaTds we're:
senioE-lIsuL ? T. Ferry. Company l. 90; CeEDoTal
COMPANY X, 81
JunloE-PriEgtB Edward walker, Company d 60 frF
yAts Il. sehAhsr. Company H. As Private G. H. De VIII
Nosies- private a. " HaIlstoR. Company l. Sss Pr
yals c. II. Newman Company - -, PTiVAEs g =
TeEnIsad. CemPAaJ q. a.
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Toilet Articles
and Medicinal PreparatlOnS.

Refined Camphor Cl6 50. cakes in box. or
Witch Cream for the Complexion. soc. bot
Concentrated Essenee OF Peppermint lie
Quinine Pills a grain. Sc. dOz.; u grain.
Sc. dOZ. IS grain, Sc. dOZ
Special Swan Down Powder per boXl -. SO
Oakley's IOlanthe Soap l3 cakes in box). 100
Pure Briste Row Tooth Brushes -. 80
Best Corn Whisk Brooms .................7 TO
Hair Brushes. pure bristle. solid back. 2lo
Our own make Tooth Powder. .......... 100
Our own make Witch Hazel (pintsL Gee. $50
Bevelled Edge Plush Mirrors ............ $50
BicarbOnate OF Soda, u To- &C., b.. $50
Pure Sea Salt, for bath, lbs. for......,..l l2o
Toilet AFIlclss-tTonL TikhL
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areeAlun adrtrtis.m
8rcohiyn Adrertts tsentfuts.
GREAT SACRIFICE OF LADIES'
CIOaks and Suits 10 Last Mon
day All Day.

Ladies' fancy tan Kersey Cloth Jackets, silk
lined throughout. S4.g5 .,reduced from $50.
Ladies' black clay diagonal cloth Coats,
large full seeyes, tight or loose fitting.
$500; reduced rom 800
Ladies' Black and colored Kersey cloth
Coats, q elk lined, S2.05: reduced from 500.
Ladies' fancy cloth Capcs, different designs,
s3.9s; reduced from $3.50.
Ladies' Cloth Capes. mostly colored, In vari-
GUS designs, at $3.50; reduced from Ss45.
Ladies' Lace. satin and silk capes, $7.95; re-
duccd from Sl2.00.
Ladies' Fancy Duck Outing Suits. Tuxedo
coats and full skirts. $29S and S998; re-
duced from $500 and $500.
Ladies' Striped and Fancy Figured Organ
die Suits. latest designs. s99s; reduced from
$500.
One line Of heavy Storm Serge Outing Suits.
full skirts. with the Melba shape coats, $5.9S (:
reduced from $795.
Ladies' Silk Waists, richly trimmed with
lace insertion, $)95; reduced from $500
Changeable Surah Silk Waists, latest de-
signs. $4.95; reduced from $500.
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Cambria Gowns,
Equal value. Seldom; better, Never!

Cambria Gowns-finest quality, q styles
both with elaborate Jabot and collar of lace
or embroidery-extra length and width
200 gown. n....... ....:..,,,;.....:....,. .N.2s
trimmed with Irish Point Embroideries.
In latest effects. large sleeves and extra
length and width, $50. at .........$l l48
CamGric Gowns-Finest quality-Circular
with lace. 500 gown wn..................$i $i.T
UnderweAr-ad floor
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CHILDREA'S DRESSES---TH
Balance Of Those

$500. 5000, 800, $500 aud 5000 Children's g
Dresses, the latest styles and fine Summer
materials. also full assortment Of White
Dresses, at S2.08 until all sold.
Childrcns s Gingham Dresses all colors, with
rullle OF material edged with embroidery, at
9sc.: worth Sl.75.
Another Bingham Dress. all patterns, with
rutlle V front and back. finished with her
ring-bone stitch. ut 70c.: worth SIPS.
Misses All-wool Covert Cloth Blazer Suit,
large revers, full sleeve and umbrella back,
very jaunty. nt $7.9S: worth 1918.
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In This Season Of
Very Low Prices, These the
Lowest Yet Named in Dress Goods,

900 yds. French Cheviots In Mixtures ana
Fancy Weaves taken from regular stock
and repriced from $l0O............,.... -. .o'c
30 pcs. English Covert Cloths. for Tailor
ooIorinRs-rightful value $l.00: but 50
bought that we say. ay..........,....'.'. .O'c
"a In. Ladies' Cloth in variety Of mixtures
and solid colors, formerly S5c. c......... .o9c
Q Cases Beige Suitings, wool filed as stylish
as they will be serviceable; our price on
them literally les than value OF ~ une
wool. ......... .......... go 80 W
80 pieces English Cotton and Wool Checks;
tn close Mt Observation-Disclosures. .10Ic. yd
No Typographical error this--the price. we
repeat, is Ten and Half Cents.
Dress Goods-ieft main sisle. back
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1000 WRAPPERS AS FOLLOWS:

Soft Finished Percale Wrappers. made with
full rutiles. In choice patterns and colors. all
trimmed with fine Hamburg embroidery.
very full sleeves.
SIMPSONS Black Mourning Cambrics with
small white figures. made with very exten-
sive sleeves, ruiIles trimmed with fine
feather-stitched braid.
Very Dainty Figured Lawn Gowns. made
with full ruflles. all trimmed with full Val.
lace edges and fancy braid, All At 9sc.: after
2P. NJ, S1.39.
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Noteworthy inducements in
Infants Coats, GuimpeS & Refers.

90 pcs. Infants Lawn Gulmpes. handsomely
trimmed with embroidery and fancy
stitchinR-H to ~ yearsl-l.25 and l.4S
line. at 73c. and csc,
trimming-full sleeves. to years-neat
.patterns-2.50 regular. ar.........,.......sl.4S -
Navy Blue Cloth Refers. trimmed with
braid. to 4 years. $50 quality ...... SO
Cream Cashmere Short Coats. lace ruftie
forming cape-6 mos to 3yrs 4 50. at 2. %
lnfantI Wear-2d hooI.
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Our Determination and Ability to Get and 10 Give
THE VERY BEST GOODS FOR THE VERY LEAST MONEY
We Demonstrate Daily In Every Department
S2.7S, S5.48, S9.S5!
Very Exceptional Values in
W0men'S Street & Outing Suits,

100 Tan Covert Cloth Suits. all wool, full
Sleeves. iuli back-a Splendid summer
Suit for either City or Country wear
fJ.AJ
80 Fine Covert Cloth Suits. In Tan or Gray
Cntawsv Jacket y. Velvet Collar. large.
dropping sleeves, Coat backs, stylshly
cut and Strictly Tailor finished These
at.................. Observation-Disclosures. .Sg.s6
80 Navy Blue Serge Suits. Extra good quail
ity. open Jacket with large revers button.
ing at Waist Full skirt .,...........S $1,000
100 Outing Suits IN Sateen Drill. Navy Blue
and light blue. Stripcs on white grounds
Full Skirt and Blazer Jackets. 80. go. IS
Momen'. suit.-1d aoor
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Wash Fabrics.
Three Irresistible TempterS.

10000 yds. finest French and American
Printed Sateens, unsurpassed variety OF
95c. yard-all to be-. - .leo
oJGC ysc 'ragIlarrto obe.'.,.,.............. he .7Lc
Finest Imported silk 4 Cotton Novelty wash
Fabrics, this seasons most desirable coiors
designs-oOc. Il 75c. lines. 39c. yd
wash FAbrics-main aisle. right
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$3.50, worth $3.50!
Chenille & Reed Portieres.

200 pairs Chenille Portieres as inches wide
wards long, Dado 4 Frieze. fringed top
and bottom, all colors; price. S2oO pair !;
value. $3.50.
100 Japanesc Reed Portieres. extra qua lily.
with all bead design. usually $3.50. these.
to carly comers. $3.50.
Upholstsry-2d door. back.
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SilVerware.
Clocks and Onyx Tables.

Rogers's celebrated No. ~ Table
Knives, satin or bright finish. nn
handle finest made-Also John v1e
Russell's Table or Dessert Knives <OV
(eachl. l......., ....,.r'...''' ''' .t''''J
Marbleized Iron Clocks 10 day.. strike every
y hour, white or gold dial. warranted
perfect timekeeper. made by the Welsh
Clock Company lone OF the most eele-
brated in this country, positive value
SO.OO zoe S''''
ONYX 4 Gold Tables, full size, open work
stands with genuine Mexican onyx top.
full rich gold finish. 500, rather under
than over real value; as leader, So 80
EIlysTWArs CIOeEs-Aain noor. back
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6-HOUR SALE OF LACES.

$50 pieces Black and Cream Net Top Bour-
don Lnces. inches wide 25c. yard; after 2
p. NJ. 35c yard.
Ilot Net Top and Solid Black Bourbon Laces.
6Oc. yard
/ lot Net Top black Bourbon Lace, ~ and
IS inches wide. 75c. yard: after p. NJ. Si.OO
yard.
The sun., 1894-05-13
BOYS CLOTHING.

Another new lot Of
BOYS Cheviot and Cashmere Suits. all WOOL
in desirable stripes and plaids. single and
double breasted. To IA years. at s2.75: after
Monday. S3.98.
Boys Double breasted Suits. In light Gray
and Brown mixed. Tailor made. good quail
ity. TO II years. at $685.: after Monday
$500. Odd lot OF Boys White Marseilles
at 81 80. never sold under $2.75 70 S4.OO.
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= Soc. for 34c.
Black Dress Goods.

French All Wool Serges. Duchesse weave
and all wool Hopsack. canvas weave (3S
inches wide). 34c. In lieu OF soc.
Black Goods-left aisle, back
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Zephyr WOrsted,
4 Laus for 1885,! usually 2SC.

800 laps Zephyr worsted. first quality cell
ebrated Columbia brand, warranted fast
laps for lsc.; usually laps for 2sc.
Art Embdy Dspt-3d neor.
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Combination POCketbOOks,
Club, School, and Chatelaine Bags.

Genuine Alligator Combination POcketbooks
sterling ornaments leather lined. 100
Grained Leather Club or School Bags
70 in, Soc; 40 in, 65c.; N in.l. rs: ia
in.l. IS; O3 in. 100: IA in.l, l,l0; us in.l.
Genuine Leather Chatelaine Bags. tan &
Leather GOCdi-tiOnt. isiI
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Flower Spray Samples
at Less than Cost Of Branching.

145 dozen OF the Finest Millinery Flowers, q
collection OF Paris samples. comprising
children's Wreaths. Rose Sprays, Violet
Sprays, Buttercup Sprays. Daisy Sprays.
and jetted effects. thus to be sacrificed:
15c.. Csc. Sic. 45c.. 59c.. &c. Spray;
all less than Half Import Prices.
Niilinsry-rish'. centre
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Capital Carpet Chances.
Not a Passe Pattern Among Them

Unrestricted choice OF Best Moquettes.
with border to match. at. ..Sl.oo
Smiths Finest Administers. rs.............. l.2o
Hartford's & Bigelow's Administers. l.3o
Is patterns Heavy Agra Carpets. yard
wide, reduced from 9Oc. to. .......... TOO
Carpsts-8d door.
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China & Glass Offerings.
Only a Few but Very Phenomenal.

100 Fine American Porcelain Dec,
rated Dinner Sets. rich colored
Flower decorations, Fancy Shape
dishes. every piece gold edge lS
pieces. Have sold at $500
Mould he a bargain to-day at
$500. Our price. e.............,..,
500 Toilet Sets no pcs.l, full size,
rich decorations, In 8 eolOrs,
worth $500 ............... ......
1000 Parlor Table Lamps. Central
draught burner, decorated Shade
and Bowl, Brass Mounting 80.
1000 Dozen Pressed Glass Table
Tumblers, all shapes and de-
signs, worth Toe. 10 500 dOz. f;
our price (each). ....... .............
OF these not over doz. to any
toner. ,. -.
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GO TO THE COUNTER FOR THESE
6-HOur Leaders in Mems Fur
nishings.
Dsp't-msin noor rtght

Mems Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, all
sizes. at SOC. after p. NJ. soc.
Mems Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers. extra
fine quality. at 59c.: after p. NJ. S5c.
Mems Natural and Camel's Hair Shirts and
Drawers. medium weight. all sizes. at 69c. |;
after 2 p. NJ. $l.19.
Mems extra fine quality OF natural wool
and camel's hair shirts and drawers. me-
dium weight. at SOC: after p. NJ. s1.4S.
chaets a varu t,ns erade at I7c p1tsr anu q
p. NJ. 69c.
Mems Lawn Tennis Shirts. extra fine
quality. starched collars and cuffs. at csc. |;
after p. NJ. $3.50.
The sun., 1894-05-13
Popular COrsets UnderpriCe.
Yet Perfect in Every Particular.

z z Corsets. Extra Long Wasted. Venus
back. Heavily boned. White and Gray
S249. instead OF 1913.
z u Corsets. Medium lengths. In Black,
White. aud Gray. Sl.59. Instead OF S2.50.
Corsets-3d nooG
The sun., 1894-05-13
6-H0UR SALE IN The IN.
fantS' Department.

Babies Short Cream Bedford Cord and ALL
Wool Cashmere Cloaks, made with one and
two capes. trimmed with cream baby rib
bon. Mt 81 .98: after =. NJ. S2.9S.
Babies Short Cream China Silk Coats. en-
broidercd and feather-stitched capes and
ribbon trimmed skirts. at S3.9s: after 2
p. NJ. 1915.
Special lot OF Babies Carriage Robes. all
neatly embroidered in II large variety of
pretty baby patterns, at CSC; after p. III.
$1.50.
Fine All-over Embroidered Sun Hats. cord
ed brins finished with lace edges. at 69c. {:
after 2 p. NJ. 9sc.
All-over embroidered Poke Caps with deep
capes. full ruche and wide tie strings. at
9Sc.; after 2 Z. NJ. S1.jO.
200 Gingham and Chanbray Dresses. all
made In I no newest designs, some with pique
trimming and some with lace trimming.
sizes 2 to yrs, ut Sc; after , Z. NJ, G9c.
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BLACK GOODS---EXTRA INDUCE
menis Monday All Day. A Sav-
lng Of 3OsS on Staple and Stand
ard Brands.

5O-lnch Silk Gloria. value 500: Monday. all
4o-lncI silk Brilliantine. value 7Sc.: Mon
day, alI:day. 49c.
4O-lnch Pure Mohair Brilliantine. value &c.;
Monday. all day. $50. ,., .,,,u
4O-inch French Figured Novelties. value
81 90; Monday. all day. 75c.
I6-inch Silk Finish Henrietta. value sl'lO'
5i.ine1 English Cheylots. value si.Oo; Mon
4sInch IN Storm Serge. value 6sc.; Monday.
4,inch English Storm Serge. value 500;
Monday. all day 60c.
4G-inch Broad Vale Diagonal value Ioc''
Monday. all day. 59c. ,,.,
46-inch Pin Dot Armure. value slOO; Mon
day. all daY. 55c. -. q, .o,
Monday. all day. 9Sc.
I6,inch French CrepOns fancy and plainl
value 81 90: Monday. all day. zoe, H..
54-inch French BrOadcloth ltor eapes)' Nalue
81 so; Monday, all day, SlOO. ,-,...
H-inch French BrOadcloth extra hne)' value
$500; Monday. all day. sl.4O.
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ALL THESE ATTRACTIONS IN
Ladies' Hosiery and Underwear
ARE OFFERED IN THE DEPT.-MAIN
FLOOR. RIGHT.

Ladies' Vests. plain and ribbed. extra hne
grade. at $50. after p. NJ. SOC.
ladies ribbed Vests and Pants. all sizes.
extra good quality. at 19c.. after p. NJ. S5c.
Ladies gossamer Vests. very tine quality,
short sleeves or bodies. at 29c; after p. NJ.
A3c.
Ladies' fast black and fancy colored Hoss
extra fine. at &C.: after p. III. 15c.
Ladies' fast black and tau cOlored Hose. all
sizes. fine grade at lie; after 2. n. 2oc.
l6 TO "a Inches. at i9c.; after 2P. h. Sc.
The sun., 1894-05-13

sale Of Muslin Underwear n of May
goods regular the rule in
every oreTh sale explained by unexpected cash purchase
his entire production virtually fguresWe gain
gain, the manufacturer oses.--
price Underwear this which
includes garments that be duplicated elsewhere for less than
2 SL50 the goods and simply figure
the material you'll find that SOC does not approach the
cost of tWe will attempt description Of the different styles:
embroidery
as,and ulembro derpi
Tauboe mi
Fl
Fine Musl ruff
Fin
Fn
embroidery
Hamburg
wit nrastn
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ALL AT So.
VALUE FROM $1.00 TO $1.75.
The Best Things WILL of Course, Go First
6-HOUR SALE OF Innings.

Large Lot csc. English Lining Padded
Sateen. Monday. until p. NJ. l2f.c.
Fancy Padded Twilled Silesis. value lsc. !:
until p. NJ. l0c.
s-leaf Twilled Slesia. all shades, the I5c.
kind: until 2 P. NJ. &c.
French Elastic Canvas. worth 15c.; Monday
until p. NJ, &c.
Plain Crinoline. the Ioc. kind: Monday until
2P. NJ. &c.
Finest Kid Finished Cambrics: Monday until
2P. NJ. $40.
The sun., 1894-05-13

Made OF Solid Oak-beautiful finish.
Large double bed 70 In. high. SO In. wide.
Extra large Dresser-20 in. deep. ~ in wide,
with 22x2s French bevcl Mirror.
Extra large Combination Washstand- is in.
deep, 80 in. wide, with splasher
back.
The very best African Fibre Mattress
good. heavy hair top. one or two parts, best
A. G. A. ticking. The very best Cleveland
Steel Woven Wire Spring with selected
maple rails and bars.
This Combination Suit has been made to
convince our patrons that we are the load
ers in medlum-priced and economical fur
niture.
The honest selling prices OF the different
pieces sold separately would be:
SS!iSS %S'!ssss GS Ssis pcs. '1s$S s$$ $500
SpilnR ........., ,.......:. fD
We are especially careful to avoid any mis-
representations: everything Is marked In
plain figures.
With courteous treatment and pleasure to
show our beautiful new clean stock. we re-
ceive all visitors to our Furniture depart
ment. Three floors. 60.00O square feet Of
show room.
The sun., 1894-05-13
Mohair and Silk Skirts,
sI.98, 2.48, 500; Worth 800 to
7.50.

Black Mohair Skirts. finest quality. gath
cred rufiies OF Taffeta Silk-S.OO quality.
$l.98
Same In gathered ruf1les, 400 quality. .$243
60 pieces Fine Changeabe Taffeta silk
Skirts. gathered rufiies. pretty shades.
7.5O. for ......................... $500
Colored skirts-2d nooe.
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srscAlpn advertisements.
grOOhIpn adrtrttstmtuts.
~~g SS~s
Fulton ABRAHAM AND ';,'.,,,
st. 9TRAJS' ~

To Americans Going
Omce
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HER WORK APPRECIArEn.

Resolutions Passed by ~. Paurs on the
LAbors of Mrs. Nettie &. Phuiips.
Al the last meeting OF the members Of the
official board OF 81. Paurs n. L. church The
following REGULATIONS we're adopted:
Whereas, hrs. Nsttio c. Phillips has
hsen acting as city mi sionAFy for 81. Paul's
NJ. 4. church for nearly two years; and.
Mhe eas She has been earnest. active.
and always Abounding IN good NO h. and
IN the spirit OF the master; and.
Whereas. We recognise that her labors
have been crowned with success, aud that
the church. sunday school and Epworth
Leagus have been strengthened and built
up through her efforts: and.
Whereas. Throughout the citv her faith
ful ministrations have been benediotion
TO the sick and the afflicted the poor and
the needy. therefore,
Resolved. That in the resignation OF Mrs
Nettis {. Phillips the church IL deprived
OF the devoted service OF a most earnest
laborer and successful missionary, whose
works will long live in the hearts she has
destitute she has been instrumental in re-
lieving.
Resolved That we cheerfully testify TO
her constant and unselhsh devotion to the
masters work, and 20 the earnest Christian
character she mas ever manifested.
Resolved. That a copy Of these resolu.
tons be presented 20 MIS-. Nettie C. Phil
lips - a token Of our SINGERS regard for her
personally. and as mark OF our apprecia.
hon OF her faithful and efficient services
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Personal.

Col. F. NJ. Malone, of Miles City. is in
town.
Charles II. Crimson and family, Of Fort
keogh. are at The Helena.
c. ID. Hard and wife will leave to-day for
San Francisco 10 take in the hidWinter
fair.
Ben Webster clerk Of the supreme court.
is confined to his room by an attack of
the grip.
II. b. Palmer who has been in New York
and other cities for some time past. re-
turned yesterday.
f. W. Aettler. stenographsr Of the dis
triot court Of the 1ransmontana district, is
In town for few days.
Rev. j. Wesley Hill pastor Of 81. Paups
Methodist Episcopal church. has resigned
and will go TO Minneapolis, where he will
have q charge.
Harry Potts, of Livingston, whose name
bias been mentioned In connection with the
position OF United States marshal for Mon
tans, is In the city on a visit.
Edward Hamilton. the we'll known tele-
RrspL operator, leaves to-day for New Yo T.
20 visit his ola home and friends. He ex-
poets 20 be gone about i've weeks.
Judge Dudley DuBose has gone 20 Bozs-
man to hold court for Judge f. X. Arm
strong, and the latter will shortly recipro-
cate BY going to Benton to hold court
there.
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Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure. by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products 70
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presen1 ing
In the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of q perfect lax
ative; effectually cleansing the system
dispelling colds. headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction TO millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weaken
ing them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, butit is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed. you viii not
aocept any substitute if offered
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ORDER HOME PROTECTION

Two New Councils Established within
the Past Week.
This order IL constantly growing IN favor
and its membership Is being extended as
rapidly ~ conld be expected. considering
the hard times. Two new councils Of the
order have been established within the past
week. a. follows; Madison council No. 4
VISA instituted a. Odd Fellow hall, Ana
eonda. las, Saturday evening. hy J. W.
hinslsy, OF Helena, president OF tue so
ciety. assisted by y. Il. White. recorder Of
Adams council No. . OF Butte. There
were hfteen charter applicants. and tho
following officers were elected aud in
stalled: Past chief councillor, Thomas JEFF
ferson; chief councillor. Charles {. Clark;
vice councillor. Malissi Back; chnulain.
August buck; recorder. Cara Garvey; hnan-
cier, William n. Palgrove; guide l.. ID.
Thompson; inside watchman. l.. GOssman.
Last Thursday evening second council
was organized In this city. with thirty
seven charter applicants, known and desig-
mated as Monroe Council No. D. The de-
gree Of the order was conferred uVon the
council by Washington Council No. IN
session, after which the following officers
were daily elected aud installed; Past
chief councillor. Rev. J. 7. Watson; chief
councillor. Mrs. A. Ecklund; vice-counch-
lor. MS George Heidi; cnat lain. Mira
Heidi; receiver. b. T.. Hooper; hnancief.
NJ =. Emma ID. tretz guide. l.. l.. Bran
vel; inside Waterman hra. X. O'Conner;
outside Waterman. T. Frank.
Both councils. Washington No. l and
Monroe No. 5. will inset at A. O. u. W.
hall Thursday afternoon. Feb. p at two
O'Clock, when membe. may be admitted.
his order Is similar IN It plan TO the A.
O. L. W.. with a few different features,
among the most prominent being that 10
omits the word white" from its member
ship qualifications. and has classes for
ladies as well as gentlemen. and a special
class for men betwe n 80 and 60 years OF
sge. ench class raging its own death bene-
hls, which are s. 600 for male and $1,000
To- female members
Councils Of she order already have been
instituted az Helena. Butte and Missoula.
ia Montana. aud a. Omaha, Neb.; ST. Joe,
No; Des Moinas, Ia; Cleveland aud
Toledo. o., and Huntsville Ala.
This is Of Montana igin. and is the
only nationAl fraternal beneficiary order
with its national headquarters west of the
river. those OF this order being
1T Helena.