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WESLEY GROVE CAMP Mrrrrxa - Trains
leave Washington for Dorseys 5, 6:S5, $50 IN,
i2:lo. S;25, 4:s2, 6:20 and ll:S0 pm. Round
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

GO Fl. BDs.. s1.l5 LIBBEY. BITrIxGEn 4 MIr.
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ONE-rHIRD OFF on all mems. youths, boys
and children's clothing for one week only,
from August until August Q.
EIsI1Ax Bros, It'll and E sts
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Judge Moutgomerv,s vacat,on

Judge Montgomery intends to leave the city
Friday evening, but has not made up his mind
where he will 60. He has not yet decided
whether he will go abroad, but should he do SO
he will sail about the 18th instant
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OLD FOLKS PAINS.

PIMPLEs. Blackheads. red. rough. chapped and oily
akin cured by CUTICURA SOAP.
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EXCURSIONS, PICNICS. &c.

EXTRA OCCASION on
THURSDAY. srGrrsT :. 1890
SPECIAL CONCERT, MUstC AND DANCING.
- rus nt i q An, 80 q, m. $40 8 80 y. tnA
ON TIL PALACE STEANER CHAS MACALEsTER
And NJ she
MARSHALL HAIL PAVILION
Also OK
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, AUGUST AND a
AND EVERY fhlDAh kSD SNTUKDNY DURING
III SkA~tfN tf 1870.
fhOF. scHkoEDElSS NAlIONAl GUARD RAND.
,Neheert inf-ic On thu CT AhA-tS MAO Ats III "a
the morning trips Al o O'Clock. afternoon trips 80
evening trirs $50 far ~ Indian Head-"A Md
sumner Night, Dream."
an evening under the personal direction OF Prcf.
fARE RorSp TRIT. - cFNrs
, PkoShAM OF DANCING.
waltz Danube Mayrs iyunoNfri. = Polka. Nicht
n NJ Nenios' s'rSoss : chot'lsAe. Ecse ofkeut 1ekl,
aoses = l.al4ce-s Collggu Soues ei am. > Mattz-
strauss. Polka rgctty l.I,, loN "a. tDr,Irii.e
lornda Ross. s. Ma.tz, In joyful Mod. waIdteufeL
~ SSno'ts4h ne, IRE -uc lasy. M,ttsart-ii. 4.
Bills. -. Waltz. NICK 81 III Nc = Nt..-sD1 "a
10 H. Moon lgat Il IA Monte. Rr,itrhr- A., ar,srs
fhrtGuon Neine9rteM. 10. Ws4tz. Irurt ouch las
sChottische. Invitation. D. elh ~ ~ Ds-drt- a.
Army and Navy. Schiepesrei.. 20. Waltz loves
Slght. baker
INDIAN HEAD TRIPS. are - Miasup,n,e- Nivb,,.
Dream 81 Qulet en- lUyu.eut on the lue IUiita The
New lalatal Iron and Steel steam TUA~
p X the finest aud fastest aud ouiy nov steamer
making the MacAester hhso Utrlf safe. 100 tIsHtrio
LigAts-Electrlc search LIgAt illuminating tho aver
ara Landings. 'SAe walks the water lkra thing %
On SUNDAY. August TO- Sacred Concert Nusic on
TIE steamer Charles Macu.st'r aud Aaruha Hail.
lecant Gaze on the Charles Manchester OTru-air
Sate aud Restaurant AZ Marshall Hall
aust i. L BLAKE. CAN'T.
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CAL AND VIRGINIA CLARET. 20c. a bottle, at
CHARLES kRAEMER's. 737 It'll ST. NV.
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Buy YoUk Coal of j. MAURY DOVE. Only
highest grades of family coal handled.
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He Spat in the Bears Ewes.

James Doyle's bad habit of chewing tobacco
got him in trouble yesterday. He went over
to the zoo and while there he spat tobacco
juice in the eye Of one of the bears. He paid
SIS for his amusement
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ONLY ONE ATLANTIC CITY.-And now is the
time to visit it. Special express train leaves
b. and o. depot Saturday, August 8, at 4 p. m.
Round trip, IS. so, good three days.
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Boards, ellis per 100 feet. 9th and N. Y.ave

CsE The JOHNSTON BREAKFAsr COFFEE. Sol
BY ali grecers at 25c. per pound package.
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BAY R1DSE. August 9. Mt. Vernon Lodge, K.
OFF. excursion Extra program. Regular rates.
pOuvprr-y fiaId oIasSaS HrMpr rp'a AKA pa av
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Mrs. Lawler Wants Alimony.
In the case of Michael Lawler against Honora
Lawler for divorce today an application for
alimony, &c, was filed
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FUssELL's IcE CREAM shipped anywhere GU
Of town. 1877 New York ave.
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PURIFY and sweeten your home by use of
decarbonated lime, the best-known disinfect-
ant and deodorizer. For the sick room, the
cellar, the kitchen. This is the season you
should use II and avoid illness in your homes.
For sale by all druggists and grocers.
WM C.. LEWIS d Co.,
92S + 81. NV,
Wholesale Agents, DC.
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DIYER VIEW,
SEASON OF 1890.
THE COMFY ISLAND OF THE POTOMAC.
MORE ATTRACTIONS THAN ALL OTHER RIVER
RESORTS COMBINED.

The new, swift and popular steamer SAMUEL J.
PENTZ Will make regular excursions this fAvorite
Resort rs follows;
sUNDANs-Leaying wharf foot Of eth st. at 10 30
Am. 3;l0 and j 80 nm. keturning at :. . and 80
Pm. Jackets. Zoe.
and 40 and q 45 pm. Returning az l. and IL 80
pm. Tickets. 25c.
Family excursions every SATURDAY. Leave at
$50 an and :-o I'm. Returning at 1 aud $50
pm. Fare round trip IOc.
SATURDAY LNkAIAG trips At Gas. returning a
IL 80 pm. Round trip pc.
HE Only eaeuTssIn groUlGs LgLted by electricity.
The best meals furnished the Potomac River OF
anSwh re else for DOC. No objectionable parties al
lowed on boat grounds
v2 8 RANnArT p-o,-sato.
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ECHO CAFE,
THE PATAwoMEcK,"
Is NOW OPEN FOR GUESTS
REGULAR DINNER, al.

The GLEN ECHO TAILY-HO will leave the Sun
Building at $50 pm. returning al 10 pm.
Tickets for seats desired should be secured before
hand. Parties near the route of four of
the Sun Building will be called for Tickets may be
reserved by telephone-31-3 iy:l9
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'oNLIcHl. MUSIC. DANCING.

MooNLIGHl. MUSIC. DANCING.
TIKI WAR DEPARTMENT RIFLES
go q o. battalion. i'.t. y a..
VIII receive their ffi.Id- Ua hoard
=. eteanles IA. MAC MI SIf rs a. 81 81. Wharf
% IN WEDNESDAY fNkNiNtt. AuLlSf 8 music
y lhlrd Artillery Bsud-for a NcIu-. EH.u-sit.u 70
AfsiAil HAL alckets 30 cents. OF Ally turuifa.ro 4
the COMPANY or A. the vha.i. au5 ~
{ RAND FAMILY EXCURSION.
CLIFTON BEACH
sIEAMtk }. ". THOMSON
sAlAi,ls "a, AltL 1t q. $3.50.
- tNLA ID u Ms
@ b sa leaves 81 10 r"ck tlst"r.s Raud Home at
Sioo salt water l'AtL.u- asl.IIclrts. aU5-at'
SArURDAH NIGHT EXCURSIONS.
POINT LOOKOUT.
PlNfY POINT.
COLONIAL BEACH
Steamer JAM MOSLLEY atllp.m
Fare Colonial Beach round trr. 81. arrive at am.
Sunday.
lar Ilney Point round trl. with meals at the hotel
(arrlye at q am. 81
are 4UInt LookoGg, round Jrir 81
Returning. leaves Point Lookout II pm. rlnev
Point y N. Colonial Beach plu. ArrlIlig hol.I a
y Pm sunday ul-lt.
Norfolk steamer LAKE leaves - , 4 IA. srturlay,
stoTilng at Colonial h. sch about 10 nm Ia-r r,-t
trlp, - cents. Return icAets -uJd Mo-e.ey suu-
day afternoon.
Iirst-cAss Accommodation at Colonial Beach Hotel
Hu)-5t
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FINE PaRTRA1rs at Kets Kemethy's, 1lO9 Pa. ay
DREADFULLY CUT.-Grasty's two stores, 1910
u TIN ST. NV. IN great confusion on account of
cut prices in mating and refrigeratOrs.
a REDUCTION of 331s per cent on all mems.
youths, boys and child-en's clothing for this
week only, August to August Q.
EIsEMAN BRos., 7th and E SITS.
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NOR CHARTER-THE STEAM YACHT BELLE
IL L." BY DAY, NEEk OK MONTH
To responsible private arises only. Two cubins
rive state Especially Dtted family tartes
Everything cOInpt e and hrst-cass COOK u desired
For further particulars terms apply on board o.
wP wATRoUs.
1y9-3m $40 ~ NV.
NEW STEAMER BAKTBOLDI-TRlP EVERY
IN hour 10 all up Dixie and B4rtbodi landings.
the finest SCENERY The POTOMAC tbe only boat Stop
ping Dive Landing Hound tslTl loo. Gan D. char
tered TO down river Boats q All kll9> ior
loot of h 81 NV.
lOo q I'D n.
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Bay RIDGE
ON THE CHESAPEAKE
OPEN JUNE IA
NAVAL ACADEMY BAND
FINEST MEALS. FINEST ATTRACTIONS
EVERYTHING THE BEST.
Trains leave 3. and o. depot week days OILS An
80 and 4:30 pm Sundays, $3.50 q. NJ, / 80 and
3:1opm.
J. T. opELI. CHAs. o. scuII.
Genl Manager. Genl Passenger Agent.
Arrangements have been made so that our hote,
guests may leave Bay Ridge at 7:45 a H. and after
delightful drive along the Bay shore TO Annapolis,
take tine S:37 train. arriving in Washington al
1880 am, without extra cost
VIM MEzIcK. supt
y Special Parties. semi-monthly. Tourist Sleep
ing Cars Cheap Rates. southern Pacific 90. Address
way, New York; X. }. SMITH. Agent. 40 south Sd
st. SSoI phadelphia or any Baltimore and Ohio Ticket
PkGULAR LINE OF COACHES LEAVE BID
~ and md sts n W. every hour for Arlington Round
CofLiSs. 3825 St NV ' my:':sn.
BICYCLES.
DAKIN' 1s3o NV bl' YORK H., AVE; NV,
,-,-.At 2oc per hour
WE SELL IT.
ALL STEEL. FULLY GUARANTEED.
THE LovELL's SAFETY.
COSTS BUT ss5.
l. n GRAVES 4 90.
,y1l-em 1920 18th st. nv.
RIICnYcLE EXCHANGE. cor; MASS AVE. AND
9Sa S,ihsS cheap Afn paMfiR Son. Props
RICYCLEs-THE "GAzLLLE" sAFETIEs FOR
tubular steel frame machines made, here and fSliy
warranted High Grade Ladies, and Mems sAtetes at
ley 1s7 t5lSe' ohA"f fYia e. : s.. CO NV
SMITHs wHEELERIEs.
our justly eelebrsted DAFT safeiies, PsScHoS.
and dirs s4Fif1E Ips Ssi Loes
ns aasY ATaSs
cor. 9Th and st. NV. jy7-tm
LADIES' GOODS.
CRoNTs. FRoNTsM FRoNTsin
Il Always in order BY plain combing
1929 st. NV. Mrs. Harrison'sA
Importer of
Fine French Hair Goods
Hairdressing.
3y22-im' Shampooing.
ERENCH DYEING. SECURING AND DRY CLEAN
Il ING ESTABLISHMENT, 1904 New York ave.
First-class Ladies' and Gents work of every descrip
ton. Plush Velvet and kvenlng Dresses. ANTON
AND CAROLlNE LERCH. formerly with A. Fischer
aud Maison Yriese Paris. JAIL
A NTON FIsCHER's DRY CLEANING EsTAB-
"A LI>HMENT AND DYE WORKS, 906 u ST. \. W.
ladies and Gents Garments Of all kinds cleaned and
speciality. hrty five years experience Prices mod
crate. Goods called for and delivered. sl4
"A dyed good mourning black.
A FISCHER
n n
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CITY ITEMS.

Change of Life, BackacLe, Monthly Irreg
ularities, Hot Flashes are cured by DIR. Miles
Nervine. Free samples at
MERTZ'S DRra STORE lll4 at
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Report Of a Strike In tho Elizabeth-En-
terprise and Excitement.
Philipsburg is on the eve of a boom. A
report is out, but not confirmed, that three
feet of ore was struck last FRIDAY in CROSS
cut twenty feet of from the main shaft at
the 45O. Under date of the 10Th Philips
burg correspondent writes: "fhe strike
has been guarded with the utmost caro- by
the company ans everything is secret. But
il is certain the Elizabeth people have
struck the south vein of the great Granite
lead. 1t remains to be seen whether it is a
bonanza of ore or not. As stated above 1t
has that appearance and is three feet in
width.
'sTo-day syndicate was formed for the
purpose OF building cable railroad to
Granite and to do general real estate bus
mess in Philipsbnrg town property. Jos;
A. Hyde is at the head of the concern and
Ike N. Smith is the general agent.
.srhere il more excitement here tonight
than was ever before known in the history
OF the camp Ladies and gentlemen who
are anxious to invest at the low prices AT
which town lots are offered are now Cat ter
O. clock) out examining the ground and Sc
lecrinp their lots, anticipating an immedl
ate rise in the value.
"a rumor that has many believers is GU
to the effect that the controlling interest i'll
the Combination Mining company at Blacl
Pine, purchased by W. I. Lewis. was pur
| chased for the Granite Mining company,
| and that they now virtually own that
property.
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Marks, v. G.; E. worden, -prelate; E. G.
Hobbs, M. of E.; Frank Edwards. M. of F.;
Nv. g. Biddls. X. of Il. s.; WI Brennan,
~. OF A.: w. w. DeLacy, trustee.
I "A CHINESE FUNERAL.
Hut It Was Conducted With the Rites
the Episcopal Church.


Hut It was Conducted with the Rites of
the Episcopal Church.
The funeral of Young Hee, the cele,tial
who came to his death from the effects of
eating seven Christmas dinners, took place
yesterday from the Episcopal church. Its
services were impressive and were cons
Quoted with the same solemnity and cere-
mony as though some great member OF the
church had departed this life. Young Hee
was member Of the Chinese Sunday school
class. About dozen carriages slowly
marched down Main street from Chinatown
and large concourse of the Acknowledged
brethren Of the deceased were IN tho cor
tege. Six Chinese pall-bearers wearing
white gloves and the Masonic emblem OF
Of red and white in strips of cloth Of that
color we're attached to their wrists &C, OF
coupled to button hole in their coats IL
funeral was under the auspices of the Oai-
nese Masonic society, and the mon9ners,
though all looked intelligent. were of both
high and low degree. It was noticeable
that every one of them-about forty ~
told-was attirel in American garb.
When the Episcopal church was reached
with ladies and gentlemen of the congre
cation, while large crowd had gathered
on the outside to witness the proceeding
The church was beautifully adorned will
all the Christmas decorations. The pal
bearers carried the coffin into the church
and Rev. F. T. Webb went through the fu
neral rites of the church and also Delivers
eulogy. Bishop Brewer was present ais
and many ladies prominent in social cir
cles. The funeral procession finally start
ed, and number Of white ladies and gen
tlemen escorted the body Of Young Hee t
its last resting place.
AS the funeral wendell its way to tn
cemetery spectator remarked: 'Trui
the Chinese are getting civilized 1t wa
| the FIRST Chinese funeral ever held In
| Christian church in this city.
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JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWI

The United States circuit courtWiil con-
vene on Jan. Is. -
There will be high mass on New Year'f1
day at St. Helena's German qknrch at 10 "a
m. ssi
Mary A. French secured divorces yegs II
day day in the district court tfom Dr.. jam
day are requested to ssnd in .hs'r fos'ess 70
HE INDEPENDENT.
was admitted to citizenfnP :
the district court.
John Christie and NegAe 4 I,nn 49, $3.50 :.
l1sely ever e4T. e 1G sus l fasa
IN sssa e 81 so nns * Z.
| Th.hutcbs, team j, James Bake ran
away "a Main street esseIa.I Aa'ea IA :
fair aAthey had only aon0i s. Tree T Tha
cneck WENT stragglin- aI t,, ,ne hach and
S Ss 4 \ fly1ssdi ruby - '
4 Pat HanlAy, stonccutter, took on board
l more than he could carry yesterday even
/ iuG. He staggered into I. Marll's resort
and coilided with plate glass door, break
/ ing the glass and breaking his head III sew
eral places. He was taken to jail very badly
disn9pted
Forks Mining and Milling company were
filed yesterday in the Office Of the secretary
Of state by William Berkin. George w.
Thorn, j. o. Hopping, w. J. Thorn and "a a.
Hardenbrooke The capital IS S25o,ouU,
non a9sessable.
Owing to the fact that the programme OF
the State Teachers association Is quite 1ull
and also that many Of the pupils are out o.
town, Mrs. Aver desires to notify grade
No two and No. eight that they need not
come to the Broadway Methodist churcn
to-day.
Theodore F. Blackstone, aged IS years,
died at Chinook last Monday. he leaves
, three daughters and a widow. The Misses
Blackstone are teachers in the Helena pup
, lie schools. The remains will be brought
! here day and buried under the auspices
of the Masonic fraternity.
Since the railroads have announced their
intention of forcing demurrage charge OF
now agitating shippers is: why can't We
collect damages for delays iii shipping
goods from the east" This question is
now before supreme court in Illinois.
Inquiry was made among army officers in
the city yesterday concerning Captain
> Wallace who was killed III the light al
Wounded Knee. None of them were per-
sonally acquainted with him and expressed
regret that a brave soldier and gentle
man had lost his life at the hands OF {
trecherous lot of Indians.
About 10 o'clock last night the "beauti-
ful'' began falling and with gentle tieae
soon left white mantle over the city and
country surrounding. The thermometer
did not vary from 30 degrees during thu
, night continued dripping of melting
snow Was heard from the house tops ant
felt by the unfortunate pedestrian. At the
hour Of going to press the snow fall was
two inches on the level, but there was nj
indication of any change in the tempera
3 ture.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The best vaudeville company that has
ever been in Montana is now filling an en-
gagement at Ming's opera house. 1t is
probably the best of its kind on the road,
composed of specialists, each of whom has
an established reputation. The work Of
Kennedy in his vocal illusions is very artis-
tic. The Glinseretti troupe of FIVE adult
acrobats give some new and startling feate
in tumbling. The famous grotesques, the
Alexandroff brothers from the winter gar
den of Berlin, are very taking attraction.
Guyer and Goodwin do neat turn. Down
near the bottom of the programme is Flora
Moore, who rounds out the evenings per
Torrance with some excellent comedy work
Some people who have heard her imitation
of j. K Emmett in the serenade song, pro
nounce it better than the original. At the
| matinee this afternoon there will be {
change of programme with several new
features. The engagement closes this
/ evening.
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MoRNINa1oEoEan

3, cter last from year to a year and q
cnar. with education in all three arms fol-
nAksd by dividing the apprentices accord
il0sa IL their aptitudes. after which they
Fhqpld be specially instructed. The pay
fhould be from S. to 80 per month.
lieut.. Weaver thinks that ultimately
about % battalions could be established IN
Ethe large cities. and that they could each
turn out 100 men a year for. ahe
army. This would help to give local in
terest in the military establishment ana
also be Of great use in providing career
for Young lads often neglected. although
the idea of making these battalions re-
formatories for scapegraces should be dis
couraged.
| It ID clear that the scheme has attracted
| mu ch attention of late among army officers.
| II cannot fairly be- called mere expert
ment. since similar apprentice system III
the navy has existed and aourished during
! the last fifteen years.
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Slavin and Corbett.

LONDON, Dec. 30.-New arrangements
have been made and articles signed by tho
pugilist Slavin, according to which he
agrees to box with Corbett before the Cali
fornia Athletic club for stake OF A2OOO,
provided he is allowed 600 for expenses.
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A Change In the Grand Trunk

| MONTREAL, Dec. 30.-1t is announced to-
night that Sir Joseph Hickson has resigned
as general manager Of the Grand Trunk
railroad. He is succeeded by l.. j. Ser
/ geant, general traffic manager
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HELENA IN BRIEF.

:ackson.smusic store, Bailey block.
Dinner from - to at the Bon Ton.
Board and rooms at Miss Neagle's, 113
Clark street.
Schlappi. the artistic piano tuner.
james W. Barker. merchant tailor. Main
street, opposite First National bank.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-31

New England Shoe Store Sell
Ladies' rubbers at Is cents, mems at 80
cents, mems cloth fleece lined 65 cents.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-31

few fire plush cases are still left at 1he lie,
Hive at spe cial reduced prices
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4 Don't forget to come and buy that Xmas pres.
eat FOR yOal sweetheart mt cur place. She would
like a--but va don't tell. Come yourself, to q
b. Jacquemia d SOS.
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APPRENTICE BATTALIONs.

Goods must go at The Bee Hive if prices ar
any object.
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Arrival. at Tho Helena.

Geo. B. Jordan. Chi T. r. Clark. Chicago.
Gao J. D. Mcdonald, IRE
C.s fenfo.d, Fremont, mont, Men.
Ne j. +. Alien, Fremont.
Ed. l.. Feb. Chicago. Neb 81
4. II. Campbell. Min II. T. SpASA BIS.
!. neapolis. marck. A
fn. c.. Wheeler. S. e. Hunter. billings.
, II 4 Il Ais Ihes. Campbell. Butte.
| ~ an Woo.isten. Jno. A. MORRISON. w.
|, eon -. "a & Springs.
il i condIes
above the turbinas >-------
{ mps. Bee Hive.
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i. X. l.. Bazaar.

Twenty-Five per cent. off until Jan. l,
1891, on all fancy sets, albums, boxes and
IL
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Fancy glass and CHINA ware makes beautiful
Xmas pro- .nt. to be / ~ cheap at The Bee Hive.
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PERSONAL.

Ruy your china and glassware at The Bee Hive
and save 80 per cent.
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PHII4lPSBURG BOOMING.

Go to No. II Warren street for switches. wigs
and fronts. Hair cut cnrled and dressed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-31

Bit reduction on all kinds of framed pictures
at The Bee Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-31

Wfedenss Robsrtine is meeting with great suc-
sresS y1IyNh6ge and 10 rapidly supplantlng every
An6Sl1 N nalafiou Ut like nature. All druggists
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Attorney General Haskell went to Great
Falls yesterday.
Mai. Hornbrook, of the Pueblo Snmpling
works, Butte, is in the city.
Miss Mary Wheeler returned yesterd day
from three years visit in Paris.
II. r. Thompson, deputy clerk of the
district court, returned from Butte yes
terday.
Mrs. G. H. Bishop, of 54O Hillsdale Ave-
nue., will leave in about two weeks for
Denver. ~.
A. o. Simons, Indian agent at Fort Bel
KNAPP, accompanied by j. T. Donaldson, are
registered at the Merchants.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Chamberlain bridal
couple from White Sulphur Springs, are
stopping at the Grand Central.
Mrs. j. w. Hathaway left yesterday fol
Washington to join her husband. now post.
master Of the house of representatives.
Fred'k Gilbert is in the city and is stay
| ing at the Merchants. Mr.. Gilbert WAS sec
rotary OF the senate last session, but does
not expect to otiiciate in that capacity al
4 the next session.
Yesterdays departures via Northern Pac
/ ific: Mrs. j. w. Hathaway, Washington, D.
c., C. 4. Langhorn, New York, Ihos. f.
Howe, Boston, A. Il. Finch, st. Paul, p. j
Howe, Sioux City Iowa. L. o. Smith
Muskegon Mich.
Mrs. w. X. Roberts received telegram
/ Monday evening announcing the death o
her niece, Mrs Il. ID. Miilett, at Lead City
s. d., Sunday. Mrs. Millett was formel
resident of Helena, aud the daughter Of
Wesley Alexander whose death was an
nounced only few days since.