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A RIEALDo IN ROCK ISLAND.

Early this morning, or Immediately after
midnight, two young ladies were awakened
from their slumbers, at q residence in the
lower part of the city, on Illinois street, by
the astounding fact, developed by a triding
noise that there was "a man in the room"
Of course this startling horror with all the
female sex who religiously look under their
beds every night before retiring, was suHi'
ciens to frighten all presence Of mind from
the fair ones, and if they didn't cover up
their heads, they at least failed to yell, and
kept as quiet and demure as so many rab'
bits Just discovered by an expectant hun
ter. The burglar when first seen, was just
opening ward robe door, by which fact be
was brought TO realizing sense OF the
truth Of the old proverb that there is "a
skeleton in every closet He found two or
three Of them there, and seemed to be made
ashamed of himself, for he closed the door
carefully, walked up to one of the beds, and
after looking steadily for moment at the
face of the trembling girl therein, apparently
sound asleep, he turned on his heel, left the
apartment, closed the door after him, and
was soon after heard to pass out door
down stairs and lock ii after him. In the
morning, the valuables Of the family were
oil examined but not q single article in the
whole house had been disturbed, and the
young ladies found it difficult matter to
persuade the ''old folks that anything OF
the kind had happened Nevertheless they
insist that "seeng is believing" We have
the names of the parties in our possession
but suppress them. This incident is not
"drawu from the imagination" but we give
it on unexcept ionable authority.
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Masonic

Barrett Chapter No. is, R. A. NJ, meets at
Masonic Hall on the First and Third Tuesdays
Of each month.
HENRY BURGowER, II, P.
GEO. L. CARLTON, Seo'y.
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Forty CENTS 4 line will be charged for
each insertion Of all articles under this head
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HEAVY REAL Estate TRANSACTION
We learn that Gen. Rodman has just con
cluded negotiations for the purchase Of one
hundred and twentythree acres Of land ly.
ing on the Camden road, and west of and
adjoining Black Hawks Tower, on which
he intends to erect splendid residence at
some fuspre day, to be surrounded with such
gardens and lawns as this beautiful tract
can alone afford. He will make it his home
and permanent seat Of this land, he has
purchased sixtythree acres Of D. B. Sears,
and sixty acres Ct Captain I. ]. Robinson,
the sum paid for the whole tract amounting
to about $4,000. The location is uns.
qualled for the use proposed.
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WANTED, to rent furnished house with
& or : rooms. Enquire at Cables GOAL
Office dti,
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DAILY MARKETS.

For the very latest market reports from
New York, Chicago and ST. Louis, gee our
first page.
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$l4,307
Increase

Golfer DAM.-From DR.. Craig we learn
that Bcattie & Riggs Golfer dam, at Cam
den, gave way on Sunday morning, and by
evening about thirty feet bad been swept
away. No repairs were commenced until
this Monday morning
The dam at Moline has also been giving
some trouble, owing to the heavy pressure
OF the raising waters.
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Premium Job Printing .

Orders for Job Printing will meet with prompt
attention at the ARGUS OFFICE, and DO executed
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OFFICE or CLERK OF THE COUNTY CouRT,
nm ID y,tr Tp,. AVN HpuNrv T.,

OFFICE or CLERK OF THE COUNTY COURT,
OF Rock ISLAND COUNTY, ILL.,,
Rock Island, August %, 1869.
EDITOR ARGUs:-l desire to give notice,
for the benefit of those interested, that the
laws of 1869 provide that the annual meet
ing of the Board of Supervisors shall con.
vene on the secoud Tuesday of September,
instead of the second Monday Of September,
as heretofore provided by law.
Respectfully,
JAMES NJ. BEAREsLEY,
Clerk County Court.
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RAILROAD EARNISGs.--The comparative
earnings of the G., r. !. * P. road for the
second week Of August, were as follows;
1869, $ll6,8OO
1865, lO2,493
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COMPETITION OPEN TO THE WORLD.
For Premium Lists. or any information in regard
to the Fair, apply to Secretary.
Arrangements will be made with railroads and
steamboats, to carry persons visiting the Fair, at
reduced rates.
NoTE.-In the Premium List Nos. I6, Is, II,
IS, 10, and q. in Glass 3D." should read Past
est Horse, Mare or Geding," instead of FASTEST
Mare or Gelding."
VIM. D. CROCKETT Pres't.
<. IL. Bowers, seo'y. Ejy24d4taw6t.
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Sec. of Old Settlers Association
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TUESDAY, SEPT. q, 50 |

On Sept. rs, 1859, any and all Of the property
lott remaining untold will be offered at Public
Sale, and unreservedly sold to the highest bidder
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County Natters.-The County Commits

County Natters.-The County Commits
siopcrs-Aessrs. Granville Stuart and Conrad
Kohrs-who have been continuously cngag.
ed for the past ten days in adjusting the &C
counts Of the retiring officers understanding
to County business, have completed labo-
rious session and adjourned. The County
Debt is not all figured up yet, but will sp-
proximstc to $4,000! The Commissioners
have already paid the balance due on the
Court House and it is now the unencumbered
property of the County: The Hues, which
rest on the upper joists and threaten to come
down, the joists under one being broken,
will be torn down. Flues built from the
ground, TO clear the roof sufficiently, are to
be constructed for 1925; the brick is on the
ground and will he used at once. The dam
gcrous and complicated system Of stovepipes
from which the building has already caught
fire two or three times, will be abolished.
The well, now dry rs powder-horn, is be.
ing sunk to water, and a means of cxtin.
guishmcnt provided should q fire recur We
visited the Jail with the Commissioners, and
found it the best Jail building We have seen
in Montana. There are no prisoners at
present The walls, floor and roof are dou-
bic, each of 10-inch timbcrs with ten inches
of fiagstone between the wood walls. The
cell doors and windows and hall door are
securely grated. Heat and ventilation is Sc
cured by heating furnace and tiucs in the
basement communicating through floor gra-
tings The cells are three in number, 6xS
feet and 10 feet high. With an efficient jailor,
escape is impossible. Some improvements
have been ordered. When these have been
made the institution will be ready for the
reception and retention of guests under tho
considerable management of Mr.. Bob Harris,
jailer.
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-Iteus.-The machinery cast fos the James
Stuart mill at PhilipsbuEgh, was taken back
to Helena this week with the cylinder. it
not being possible to fit itsat the mill.
Mr.: Horace Countryman and son Henry,
are at shermantown, White Pine, erecting
. ten stamp mill 1t will be completed in
three months, when Mr.. c. will remove to
Salt Lake City, and in the spring return -
Montana .....--~ IS.
Mr.. Hugh O'Neil has made Ills homo in
Missoula. - 70 -,f1 -. 7-.S-. '...'.
-scudding under bare polls-"Len and
Jack" -----
Mr.. Jos. A. Clark, formerly a contractor
and resident of Deer Lodge, has become q
member of the Reformed Church in Cali
fornia.
r. B. Campbell has established himself in
Deer Lodge, and is swinging the hammer of
!, Vulcan. See his card, and call his hand on
blacksmithing.
A fierce gale, preceded by two whirlwinds
that passed on either side the town, visited
Deer Lodge "Wednesday noon.
The fire in Helena caught ON Wood; 1t
was not Cottonwood, though.
J. B. Wilcox s. Co., arc building 9ox40
feet fire proof in rear of their store. George
Hackelmsn has the contract.
General Neil Howic informs us he is about
to leave Montana for some months.
Mr. Jas. w. Whitlatch and wife arrived
in Helena few days since.
The frame of the Masonic building is said
to be the best that has been put up Oh the
west side of Montana.
We understand Miss Annette Ince, a fine
actress, an estimable lady, and q deserved
favorite on the Pacific Coast, is under en-
gagement and will appear shortly at Lam
grishc's Opera House. 4 net for your hearts,
boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bonner and Mr.. Newcomer,
left Helena on Thursday for the States.
Mrs. Samuel Scott leaves Helena to- morrow,
on visit to relatives in the States.
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kAN.kAN

TisS0u!a Items.-Thc farmers in Bitter
Root have finished threshing We have no
return Of the yield. VIII Harvey Lent or
Jack Slack drop us a line ?--Whcat has
fallen in price from is2 25 to s. 90, at Mis-
soula.--Worlcn & Higgins mill is filled
from vault to comb. and they have some
1900 bushels stored in - Uncle Billy" Ste
vcn'sncw building. beside an immense guam
tity purchased and not yet delivered. -
Matt Adams loaded several teams ut Donncll
& Co. for his store at Willow Creek, last
Tuesday.
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River Freightage.-Fron, an elaborate
and valuable paper prepared by Mr.. Morris,
of the Northwest Transportation Company,
we see that the total number of boats arriv.
ing at Fort Benton in 1860, was "a, 10 boats
not getting through. The freights Of the
10 boats aggregated 5000 tons. The total
numberof steamers arriving a, Benton since
1859, was $50; freights, 21,543 tons. The
largest number arrived in 1s67-37 boats :
1880 tons. The smallest was in 1S59-the
Chippcwsy, carrying 100 tons. ~
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FIRE IN HELENA,
a close call for the Ctr.

Last Sonday, about . O'Clock p. IN the
alarm of fire was given from the bells of
the Catholic church and the District school
house, on Rodney street, when hundreds of
people rushed to the scene of connagration,
which proved to he the Helena Theatre, on
Wood street. in this city. The wind was
blowing hurricane The building being
composed of very combustible material,
made terrible fire, and very soon, in spite
Of great exertions to prevent it, spread to
the adjoining buildings on the east and
south, which caught from the heat Of the
flames, and were soon consumed. At the
old houses, belonging to Gen. Doris, on
Bridge street, the fire was arrested, where
it was stopped during the fire in May. vi.
vion's old stone house stopped its spread
down Wood street, or at least retarded its
progress until some frame buildings were
torn. down, on Bridge, in its rear, just be-
fore the fire was ready to take hold of them.
This, and the fact that the wind blew in a
favorable direction, saved the city from
total destruction.
There was burnt on each side of Wood
street, in the ncighborhood of the Theatre,
eight or nine houses. No families were by
this disaster, left houseless The loss falls
most heavily on Mr. Boulon and the Theat-
rical corps, just from San Francisco, who
had commenced very successful and bril-
liant engagement The members of this
company lost everything, including cloth
ing and wardrobe, worth $4,000. The
musical instruments of the fine band which
played at this theatre were entirely con-
sumcd.
LOSSES, DAMAGES, ETC.
The Theatre building was owned by Bou.
lon & Tester. The building cost about IS,
600; and besides this the scenery, wardrobe,
etc, of the whole company Paul Boulon
lost all his instruments, music, and clothes,
and was terribly burned in trying to save
his music and his withdrawing total loss
about $4,000 Above the theatre David
Bcntly lost house; and corral was burn
ed, worth probably $4,000 Lou Casscll,
the owner Of the Bon Ton, had two bull
dings burned; loss $4,000. Kate Smith
lost her house; loss about $1,000 Mrs.
Zipp had two houses burned; loss $4,000!
Kate Buchanan's house was torn down to
stop the fire; loss $4,000. Mrs. Kelly lost
a considerable by damage The Kan-Kan,
the Kiyus, the Senate, and indeed every
building on Wood street. below and oppo-
site Boulder block, moved their effects
Bob Lemon moved everything into his fire.
proof, and suffered to the amount of $4OO.
Henry Hitcilings, whose building may now
be denon,inateI the Salamander," lost
$500. Mike Rcniy's loss from moving was
very heavy; estimated at $1,000.
The total loss by this fire could not have
been less than $4,000, ON none Of which
was there any insurance.
The origin Of the fire is unknown. The
members of the troupe claim that they had
no fire in the dressing room, where it first
burst cut. They charge that it was the
work Of an inccndiary, which, as it occur.
red in broad daylight, is hard to believe
Gazette, Nor Oh.
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The "Carital Times. 1--WE arein receipt
of MaGcc, Bassett & Morrisons' Virginia
paper with the above title Il Is the best
newspaper Virginia has had since the Poss
left. Chats modcsty). Mr.. Basset i edit.
or, and the use Of the word !" hombre" indi.
cate MaGee u on the LocalA I" Good luck
to yes byes." 1Fis
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Wednesday Evening 1.-The ball for the
benefit Of the Public School. takes place on
Wednesday evening next The attendance
will be large and a pleasant time is antici
patcd. The ladies have began preparing the
supper. AID arrangements arc perfected, We
believe, for setting the tables in conven
lent and desirable building. The committees
are comprised of the worth:est gentlemen OF
the place, and if everything don't go slori'
ously, we will be out or luck. Take part
ncrs -"
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tY- Mrs. T. Z. McKINSTRYS BOARDING HOUSE,,
d STREET, OPPOSITE CouRr House, DEER LoD0E
viii be opened for the reception Of Regular and
Transient guests Monday noon, November 18th.
Board per Week, Sl2,50, Currency
Single Meals, 100 do.
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DpDufy limited States MarShal.-Weslt

Deputy United States Marshal.-Weslcy
w. Jones, Sheriff, has received the appoint.
ment from United States Marshal Wheeler,
as Deputy Marshal for this Judicial Dis.
trict The appointment is dated November
5, 1869. To say that better selection could
not have been made, would be doing our
self an injustice we shall not be guilty of.
Otherwise it suits u.s.
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Territorial Auditor. - The contest be-
tween Captain William II. Rodgers and Col.
Jas. Fisk, for the Authorship of Montana,
was, we learn, to be brought to issue before
Chief Justice Warren yesterday. We pre-.
s'lne II includes the Trcasurership q ven.
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Weekly average, -. On the 1T, violent wind
from northwest - 100 inches of rain fell during the
day. with on-drrablc SHOW ia the mountains and
skin in The valleys q.
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80 Just received at A. Lavcnbcrg & Co.'S No 80
Main street. Helena, fine lot OF Wooden Dress Goods,
Cloaks. silk Dresses Fur Capcs, Muds, Ladies' and
fashionable goods.
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evDRY GOODS BY ExPREsA-Tootle Leach
Co. receive every week by express and fast freight
direct from st. Louis aud New York. the latest styles
Of Ladies' Dress Goods. Rcnember thchoase Broad
way, Helena.
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Gold. This staple article does not rate
very high at present either from the
scarcity of grcerbacIs, or an apprehension
on the part of dealers that it will take u tum-
bic in New York, or both. We understand
prominent bankers Of Helena are not pur.
chasing. The ruling rate is SlS currency,
per ounce; prime lots 20 for $40, and low
grades, not Silver Bow. have sold for ST.
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The Legislature will convene In Virginia December
9th, at IL, NJ. but tho lovers Of good Liquors aud
Cigars convene every evening ut Macs Brown Jug,
In the Opera House, Helena .. .sr
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LOCAL N EW =.

WASTED-Drcr Lodge County Warrants, for
which cash win be paid, Apply at ot,ic" Of
New EoGTu West.
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PRICES REDuCED.-l!air Cutting 81, shaving 80
cents In grccnbacks. Fine assortment of gents Col
lars, NccE.ics on hand. atPLrMMEKS OCCIDENT.
AL BARBER SHOP. Main Street. Deer Lodge.
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Liyeriod Ike the stccds of Phocbus;
Fair as Beauty in the bath;
Graccd with rarcst gcms--beiieyc us
Having charms none other hath
Is the "kiyus" No. 2, Wood Street, Helena.
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JOE kUWARTiI, JOES BAKERY.
has made arrangements to accommodate
THREE TiIOISASD PEOPLE

with the beet viaads liquors and cigars to be fcaad in
The city.
GO TO JO::S BAKERY &C.,.
and eat f:0m the most sunptuoGsly spread table In
=. .9a. CU..2- WOOD and Ma;n
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From The WeSt.- Mr.. d. j. Schnebly, an
old and valued correspondent of the Monta-
ia Post. at Spokane Bridge, Washington
Territory. arrived to-day from Walla Walla,
with ali invoice of splendid apples of the
Yellow Newton Pippin, Jennings and White
Winter Pcarmain varieties. lie started with
80 cases from Walla Walla, and disposed of
the larger portion en- route al 30 cents per
pound. gold. They cost in Walla Walla. 4
to 8 cents Mr. S. was 10 days on the road
400 miles. There was no snow on the
Couer d Alcnc mountains. Flour in Walla
Walla was $3.50 per barrel. No more will
be shipped to Montana this season. lie
states that mines have been struck Oh trib.
utary of the st. Joe river, beyond the Couer
d Alenc, that may prove valuable Some
ten men who are in there, recently bought
81 900 worth of winter supplies from Jack
De Mars, and report the mines arc extensive,
paying from S. to $s per day. The gold
is Of good quality and water plenty.
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NEW BARBER SHOP, next door to Scott House
Shaving and Hair Cutting done in frst-cass style
Customers guaranteed smooth, easy shave. DROP
in. i. SHAFER.
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Goods to Arrive. -sIcssrs. J. B Wilcox
& Co., have been appointed agents in Deer
Lodge for Creighton & Munroe and the Pa.
cifc Railroads for the Atlantic and Pacific
freight business, on this side the mountains.
Their first consignment was shipped from
Corinne, October 81. and is now due. 1t
consists of freight for Louis Keysscr. Deer
Lodge. 30 pkgs mdse; Quong Lee, Black
foot, SO pkgs mdsc. The rates from Corinnc
to Deer Lodge were, cents, currency.
Goods for this side will hereafter he con-
signed to the agents, and come r;a the Deer
Lodge Pass. That's business.
~ FOR RENT.--A suit of Ave Rooms now oc
cupied by the Sun Pearl Gallery, Deer Lodge will be-
rented from Dec 18th. 1863 to May 18TH 1870 Large
Rooms, conveniently situated, well finished and
lighted, suitable for Offices, business, dwelling
Terms Reasonable. Apply soon.
A. F. THRAslIER
1su Photographic Artist.
Dangerous MEASUREMENTS.
Walter Trumbull has an interesting let
ter on Montana in the Chicago Tribune, O.
tober g.
Tom King, ex-pugilist, is preaching in
Wales. He is an ex FOUNDER any way you
take it.
Mobile has recently dug up petrified
human heart" Thousands of people carry
those things around with them. Once under
ground, let en- stay.
Isn't it about time for beautiful snow
to make its annual fall campaign!
1t is said that common window glass
may be cut easily with pair of scissors, by
simply immersing it in basin of cold water
and holding it under the surface whilst the
scissors are applied. 1t may then be cut in
any shape desired, with as much ease as q
piece of cloth or paper" The above is CO.
ing the round of the papers under the head
Of "Ty It." We advise those who only
have one pair of scissors, and don't want
them ruined, to not try IT,
| IAN oil well in Pennsylvania is called
the Olive Logan Runs oliveoil, probably. ~
1t is said the perpetrstor Of that hasn't 6eu-
zine since. a'@ "'""
| Too good to be lost-your soul
General Joe johnson has turned Insur.
ance Agent. Wonder If lie can make out
"Andy's" policyl -... 49, r.. .-, 49,
During the past week the Herald has
been making vigopous war on Dr.. Reins'
administration of the Helena Hospital. The
total cost of his services for ten months are
stated q, $iO.906 # true, it il too much /:
draw the r1ins.
i .-Fa-zsF s8 ty-E#fs. a44sE
1t is stated A. K. Mcclure, formerly Of
the Franklin Bepesito'y, and ,Alexaadas
Cummings, formerly Of the New YORK
World 40 e, start . new daily paper in
PhiladelphiA Pennsylvania has not IN
ADLER writer or more thoroughly posted poll.
tician than Colonel Mcclure. and II, the p.
Pc = seafted i win bta strong power In he
State. : 60
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~ A. Lavenbcrg 4 Co., have the largest assort-
mcnt and the best goods in their line TO be found In
the Territory, ut No. so Main street, Helena.
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"JoBN"
"WHY SnEE."
''WouID you be kind enough to tell me where can
get the best liquor in town.
I'VE won't 60 home till morning." said John, and
for a steady drink think " Excelsior" whiskey suits
me. The Bowling Alley II the place to get it.
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MARRIE1D.

NIARllIED.
HAYNEs-JonNsoN.-AtG George Wakefeld's, Madi-
son county. on the aNh Of October, 1862 by II. N
Lott Justice Of the Peace l.. u. Haynes to Miss Laura
j. johnson.
GLAsNEn--JorDAN---On October 81. in Virginia City,
by VIM Y. Lowell, Probate Judge, Hiram D. Glasncr
to Sarah +. Jordan. No cards.
DLwENs--sUlLvAN.--N November 1, 1869, At the Clas-
by House, Virginia City. by W. Y. Lowell, Probate
Judge. MIR. Charles Bivens, Of Silver STAR to Miss
Sarah Sullivan Of Beavcrhead county.
McCORNtCK-HIsG s.--At the residence of Captain
Ivy Rev. A. Ravalii. Mr. W. J. Mccormick ~ Miss Kate
Higgins, I'LL Of Missoua.
Our congratulations ard best wishes Live, love and
prosper
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- For No. ! Dress Goods 70 to 4. Liyeabc-y g
Co.'S No. 20, Main street, Helena.
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s. W. LAxoHoESE r. D. FLoRE, n. d
LANGEIORNE s. CO.,
Al,othcca1.ics, and Dealers
Drugs, Medicines,
Drugs, Medicines,
Drugs, Medicines,
CHEMICALS,
Chemicals Chemicals
Chemicals Chemicals
DYE-STUFFS,
PATENT PATENT PATENT PATENT
M f ID I @ L n f .,
Perfamery, Fancy Articles, etc., etc.
Keep constantly on hand well selected stock Of
Pure and Fresh Drugs,
And everything to be found in well appointed Drug
~ Particular attention paid to compromising Pre-
scriptions from nne and select articles
vOpposite Bohm 4 Aub's Bank, IA
MAIN STREET.
Helena, Montana.
1SSm 49, -.
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Hunger II torture: Who relieves It Is phiant lro-
pt. En1 he that BY skin and industry prepares most
n0urishnc and seductive morscls for the palate il
thrice blessed ana lives forever The Proprietors of
the Kan Kan Restaurant, Helena come nearer doing
This than any mortals the planet Try Ii and soc.