!.. SPECIAL SALE. ...

,JUNE 19, 20 AND 21. ,,.

BABY CARRIACES, AS YOU START FROM HOME

We have the finest ispla of Baby Carriages in 20 Pieces of White Apron Goods for bo per TO MAKE YOUR PURCHASE OF

the city, comprising over So STYLES at prices that Yard, worth 10o, SPRINC W RAPS, SUITS, ETC.cannot be discounted in eastern markets. We have 18 Pieoes White Marseilles for 10o per Yard,uphoall g rades, only genuine, eed being used in all bodies, Remember to come first to our place. You will thereby save lots of time, troubleupholstered in Cretonne, Damask, Silk, Plush China worth 200. and expense. We quote a few bargains in this line this week.Silk, Satin, Damask and Silk Noveltie 20 Pieces White Cheok Apron Goods for All wool, 8 row Capes,. In black and tan. Worth $5,0 This week $8.00.

Prices 6.50 to X45, 2c, worth 25o per yard. Navy Blue Eaton Suits, stylish and well fitting, from $4to $8.50.S4 wNavy Blue Blazer Suits, the latest style, from $8.50 to $8.50.

Remember this isThe Aqua-Crystal Spectacles.

For Three Days Only, June 10, 20 and 21. Mackintoshes and Cossamers.Misses' Combintion Circular, with care in fancy stripes, all sizes. Worth $8.0

____This week $1.75.

" Ladies' Inverness Gossamers, in fanoy stripes, Worth $3.50. This week $2.50

Can be bought at our store and a saving o UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS Ladle.' Maekintosbee Inverness style, in hobecks, plaids and stripes. Worth $6.58.

Ladies' Mackintoshes Inverness style, indrab and tan mixtures. Worth $6.00.25 to 50 Per Cent We ofer a large eaortment of Umbrellas and Parasols, in all stees this week, at This week $4.00.

Can be made by buying from us. A full assortment goestly edued prie dles' erne. Mackintoshes, in navy blue, black and tan. Worth $8.50. ThisOne lot oonsiatingof Silk. Gondola,Serge and Alepaca. with best quality Parsgo' eeak on6k .W.of all qualities carried in stock, and a perfect fit as- Frames, Fanoy Silvered and Natural Wood bandles. Worth $2.00 to $2.•0.,sired. The Aqua-Crystal are the best in the market. This week only $1.0. Ladies' extra fine Invernes Mackintosbes, in black, navy blue, brown and tan, with

Also flol lines of Umbrellas and Parasols, in all grbdes, from $1.00 to $4.50 lined capes. Worth $17.50. This week $12.

BU Y N O OTH ER. THE LARGEST LINE IN THE CITY. Ladies. Imported IverneMss Macklntoshts, in fanor grey and tan, invisibleplaids.

T • B I- I 22, 24 and 26 S. nMain S

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GORGEOUS IN GEMS.

Jewels of England's Aristocratle Damem atthe Queen's Receptlon.

At the'last drawing-room of Queen Vie-toria there was a carnival of jewels. Onereckless woman, the marchioness ofTweeddale, was a rayed in a white skirt,whose many seams were outlined with die-mnonds and emeralds. The duehess ofDevonshire was a blaze of gems and so wasthe duchess of Bucoleuah.

The marchioness seems to have been theonly one who sewed up the seams of herskirt, so to speak, with jewels, but therew a quite a goodly number whose bodiceseams were outlined with diamonds. Onelady wore a long string of diamonds serossbIer breast, like an order. Jeweled hookeupon which to hang their fans were wornby most of the guests.

A quaint and beautiful fancy was theI lacin of a diamond in the heart of a roseworn in the hair or on the bodies. Thereit nestled like a great dewdrop-provided itwas not lost in the cruh,. Necklaces inpIrdfusion were worn, and ensh was thepassion for display that these were oftensupplemented by a baud of velvet studdedwith stare. Birds, butterflies, and flowersof jrewels were quite common, and the veilswere kept in place by long earrings formedinto pine, but with the pendants free toflash out kaleidoscopio, prismatic colors.

The bodices were fastened at the baskwith diamonds, and one waist had a fringeof diamonds across the front. Jeweledgirdles were also worn. The turquoise wasrepresented whenever it would harmonizewith the color of the gown. Emeraldswere muoh worn and the present supremacyof mauve or heliotrope had brought theamethyst out in force.

Eleetrlo Bltters.This remedy is becoming so well known

end so popular as to need no special men-tion. All who have used Eleetrio BItteCksing the same song of praise. A purermed-lsine does not exist, and it iauearanteed todo all that is claimed. Electric Bitters willcure all diseases of the liver and kidneys,will remove pimples, boils, salt rheum andother afeetions caused by impure blood.Will drive malaria from the system andprevent as well as cure all malarial fevers.For care of headache, constitation and in-digestion try Electrie Bitters. Entire sat-isfeaction guaranteed, er money refunded.Prieo, 50oe, and $1 per bottle, at . . Par-shen's drug store.

Fast Time to htleage and St. Louie-ANew Schedule.

Upon May 7, the Miannseolie & Bt. Looutrailway, "Albert Lea route," will inauguratea new time schedule between St. Paul, Min-neapolis, Chicago and St. Louis, whilh, forspeed, comfort and convenienen eannot beexcelled.

The "Cannon Ball Express" for Chclagowill leave St. Paul 6:26 p. ., Minneaseolie7:00 p. m., arriving at ChObago 11 a. m.. re-torning leaving Chicago at 4:00 a. m. dail..

The "St. Louis s8pecal" will leave ~t,Peal 6:26 p. m.. Minneapolis 7:00 p. i.,daily, arriving at Quincy 10:26 a. m., Han-nibal 11:16 a. m., St. LouiL 8:00 p. m.Breakfast snd lunch served in dining ear.returning leave St. Louis 12x80 p. m. Thisis the quickest time over all eompotitors bythree hours.

Train No. 3 for DIe Moines, Chiceso andEansts City will leave St. Paul at 9:.0 a.en., Minneapolis 10:80 a. m., arriving at DesMoles 9-J0 p. m., Kansas City 8:80 e. a.' his is the qunlckest and best train from BLSPaul or Minneapolis to Kansas COtyand thesouthwest.

Train No. 8 leavian as above is also thefeastest train for Denver and Coloradopoints ~ bywo hours.

Train No. for Menkato, Waseee senadAlbert Lea will leave tit. Paul at 4:86 p. m.,Minneapollr at 8:10 p. m.

Train No. 14 for edwood Palls, Mian.,Watertown, N. D., and intermediate sta-tions will leave 8t. Paul 7:80 a. m., Minse-apelis 8:80 a. m.

Luxurious service will be found uponevery train, the equipment being of thelatest improved pattern. Pullman gaslighted elopers, frs chair ears, ste

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Montala Central RailwayTIME TABLE.

In Effect June 19, 1898.

ARRIVE AT RmLA.No. 24. Atlantle Sxoree. eastboond. 12:05 p. mNo. '238. Pat a I xpree. westbound... l:80,p. mNo. 2. Butto Looal.................. 8:10 p.

DIPART FRONM WELUHA.

No. 1. Butte Local................... 8:50. mNo. 24. Atlantic Expres,.ea tbornd.. 12:15 p.mNo. 23. lacific Exprme, westbound... 1:40 p.mATLANTIC EXPRESS.

(No. 24. I ally.)In Ilelena's beet and popular train for ST.

PAUL. MIxIIAPoIe, DULUTH, UHIOAGo. andNew YORR.Leave Helena at 13:15 p. m., anrriv t. Paul at8:55a.m., the seoond moraing, and thi at981 p. m. the tame night, making immoedite

oouneotlons for all poineast and south.For further information, maps, rate, etc.,call at

No. 6 North Main Street. Belenm.Or write the undersigned

L O. STE9BINS, O. W.'rrT .Traveling Faeaenger Agt. City tket At.B. H. LAN Gl, General Tioket Agent.

Spoiane Falls &Noriterf RalayRAIL! 3XCEPT SSUNDAT.

fd0. .. Lave. .. .peasae ... Arrive 5:10sa

Commencing March 27, peasen.gers leaving Spokane on Mondays,Wednesdays and Fridays connectsame afternoon at Northport withSteamer for Trail Creek, Robson,Nelson, Balfour, Pilot Bay, Aine.worth, Kaslo and Slocan, and Pas.sengers arriving from the north onthose days go 'direotly through toSpokane, arriving at 5:50 p. m.Daily service via this line willcommence about April 10, whenpassengers will go through thesame day.

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To its already fine plant, andis ppared to execute anyordelom a Cirous Poster toa Welbing Card, without de-lay.

Work for Mining CompaiesIs a specialty on which wepride ourselves. We are al.ready doing the work for thebig Companies of Montanaand Idaho, but we still haveroom for more.

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HWORES FAITHEBe sure and ask for your tickets via

the Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry. "AlbertLea Route," the only line which will placeyou within 10 blocks of the World's FairGrounds. Connections made at Engle-wood, thus avoiding long and tiresomerides from the city. Two magnificenttrains run from St. Paul and Minneapo-lis, passing through tfe heart of Iowa,and in close proximity to the U. S.Arsenalat Rock Island and a grand view of theLower Mipsissippi River. DON'T paythe same price and put up with inferiorservice.

Ther'+" ST. LOUIS Is the Finest Train to

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SPECIAL"This is a solid train to St. Louis,

I * * making the run in 20 hours, and is theONLY DINING CAR ROUTE.

Direct Line toKANSAS OITY, ST. JOSEPH, ATOHISON, o @ 0LEAVENWORTH, OMAHA, COUNCIL BLUFFS,and to LINOOLN, Neb., TOPEKA, DENVER, etc.

Connections in Union Depots, both at Chicago and St. Louis.

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