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"Pater" Is the name OF play which has just
been suppressed by the French Government 1t In .
drama OF the Commune and the principal in 1t
10 drawn from incident In the career of Con.
Clussrst the ex-War Minister Of tho Communists and
present Deputy from the Department Of Var in tho
French Chamber The Paris 0ayO published the piece
which was written by FRANCOIS Coppee; but the fact
upon which 1t founded II best given In Cluserers
own wordA When the regular troops entered
Paris after the defeat OF the insurroctiOnistA
CluSeret sought the aid OF a correspondent OF
the EeD YOrk T1DaHs who was his friend, but
the General SAyG OviAcod little disposition assist
him Then he remembered that when he was War
Minister priest to him with the request per-
mission TO see the Imprisoned Archbishop OF Paris In
order 70 hear his confession lie granted the request
and wrote down the name and address OF the priest
In his own trouble CluSersT went directly to that
Tho apartment was small ho says Il had not even
time to sit down before the Abbe appeared
".Good morning NJ rAbbe' / said; do you recognize
:" Perfectly
"'You suspect what brings me heEsr
80 Certainly. You are my guest and consequently at
Then he instructions TO his servant telling her
il Was decided Immediately TO diARuSs Clu.srst as
cd IN raIi' as priest who ha come 20 pass his ex4ni
housht i was Tor 70 n.y. Snd he pTooaTsd
for me % the mssSA He managed 70 Gst Z passport for
essdsd g ihs tsrmlhuS % the North: wore three
ss-a ss hat asS. SS: %. ss
who was convinced that ! had iP me SOmsthing
CO SaaSSs. 81: r.; hT'S asS 81 sS
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T9@s s ss ann ia Slammed se S @ ns
Tsspsss bowed and stepped % one SIDE sssipS thi.
SsyoutIy, and Trsvsiy and soiS@aiT blessed him"
s c S:T. s1 sna s e. Ss ps S.s
N "PGtSr" exactly AI the General tSlIS It
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Shooting Notes.

6 S. Rs1 9Gsf . % Sds e G
g Marks place on Wednesday night; T. j. DoIan 24l;
ea,s s s oponne Dh s I ans AhH se 81 2'
On Saturday Jan. 25 tho return match between the
South Side DUN Club of Newark and the Hmersport
club PsSh Rs snSt on T.ms at lhs 20 EcSa
OF nftsen mon each. Shd twenty-five nanmato tArgs"
S a sS Es n Il Hold hs Of q:
iPT clubs Of New YORK Their monthly asstinTs 4
On ths evening named Is to be at Arlington Hall 81
liam rGi vii od 2t and a. ".
EEioaS ESS s.oands on dan r 1 side A G e..
10 ho5 q t4a
an Rabbit abb 1aootRs R n .kiG Ea. novelty .ctusy In
oundhS Of srsduay tes drove
srs s 20 the t0P Of the hTh.; point Which "a
with club William MOOT an deorss schumsrt stood
than they 'St o.sbs soon had
On Monday Jan ~ at Erbs Park is to be shot out
.ssa.t aR.'ssr' Ps.sE
man, s9s loser. for the sird. TS. 0f Virtual!
RS'q.: rs. Tfn%o
per pair Tho match is to be an entirely private one
ss CSo wa: GIssG'f S 5
charss sesr r Sohn EstneI
Shooting Master wSm RosenSSa Tfhs Ths result q
SeS rsSss s'Ss tSonci Ous
ye-M llAm kOsenbaum ~. Charles letter Jr,
2l5; a stGhl Jr. tO7; John Zettlsr 100; William NAt
ehhoIder lIo WIN. Schneider, i4s John II, feterG IA
HgNTFh-The nearest place at which you could md
anet t shooting with any prospect OF success would 30
1000 Ground lthe south Gde OF Long Island. This
ABOUT 10 miles from New York City Al BArneEGL on
tue Jersey coast about m miles distance you would
probably get fair shooting n weather conditions proved
iaHnrAbls The durka found would he coots old squAwS
Wllh perhdps brOAdb or two, what are cOllec irey
ana ana SrdirS Sriy Known as surf nc,s hoth Sew Jersey
anu New YORK StAes prohibit shooting on the sabbath.
The hns St Despite the iiah!ry good OF sun.
GAY shooting dous, tho Offenders taking the cbGnces
or detection.
N, kEp s.SE Jan ia NUMBER Of the society young
men OF this ace have completed ArTAnRenenls for
i've pigeon shooting IN Atoh to take place Wednel-
day Ansrnoon nn the grounds Of the Riverside Gun and
tlne Club IN hiddletown township The match prom
hes to bo unuEuSlv Interesting from the
oI lhe participants have never shot gun on Among
s%h9Se % Iho VIII AXE part arc inert WINS Charles
noble WhithA = Ill- Hvlero II. Sueden, EnIoy u
Morris and William Harry iai'r", ? Ivius aud Sohe
thirty yards from the trR's Tns others will stand
nearer the traps. and Mr. Bailey who Ia one OF those
who pulled trigger Of gun will be permitted
TO shoot At distance Of ten yards from the uApG The
entrance fee VIII Do ~ ~ each man will shoot At Ave
biEdA
The sun., 1890-01-19

William Terriss and Miss Millw0rd will bo
in Brooklyn this week Their first engagement across
the river at the Park wAsmado In Roger La Honta.
The dual role BY Mr Terriss il BY light and
he has to make changea As Roger Ia Rogue hO II
all that 10 good and noble, but his shadow. LuerSa
he Is all that Is cruel and criminal His pasSionB Of
the worst form and his design only to wreAk
vengeance most frRhtful form upon his enemy. The
murder In the frst act and the subsequent lesson
learned by little Suzanne "I have heard nothing:
have seen nothing" are affecting Marguerite FeldG
who plays the part wonderful little thing when her
talents and years are compared Miss Ntlward has .
lighter part than she should have In this play Al Js
de Noptle upon the stage infrequently and
has little to do but what she does Ia done vshemonGly
Miss BAtemAn divides the honorS with her Madame
Ia Rogue. Roger La Honte Is AWelLmountsd play,
Handsomely dressed It will prove attractive At the
Lee Avenue Academy thiS week
HerrmGnn'S TranSAtAntiqus vaudevilleS will be at
Col Sims Park for their second week in Brooklyn this
season. They played earlier in tho season at the Lee
Avenue academy Trewey; the prince OF facial char.
hGEs EhG have seen S% m
@siS and men but gives 20 every piStarS It's corroot
ssas @ n Ssf sSs M H siass S%
S1if Eqiss
Eiil aPpear This is the nrAt vaudeville show at the
@Ths % Two Sisters" will. try another weeks engage.
Sphion benz q Spia
houses named many times
Chapman and 6ellersS company will be At n. r. ia
cobs Brooklyn Theatre in My Partner" This is tho
era It presented last in Brooklyn by
tho company which u TO be this week and the cast
was found to be well selected The piece well mount
cd and well played
Frank BuSh'B company Of yaudsvilans will be at the
GAiety Theatre Charles A. Mack the Wems Br0thora
Conlon and DouEherty. Raymond Wilson, the Zanfrot
Frank Bush are IN the party Jack Fallon the Brook.
lyn Strong Boy" will box every afternoon and evening
with Frank FGber Who fought Kilrain TO draw. This
will bo strong drawing feature Of the bill This even
there will be another OF the series OF Sunday
ing enerAinments At this house Several singers and
Instr entAllsts OF merit have been engaged.
sAtAumA the jugGler. heads the bill At Zipp'B Casino
this week. Frank GrauA the man who payB two hArpS
At will prove novelty The Putnam Sisters, A.
J. Martyne Minnie schult and haude hartyne will be
heard and during the week This evening At the
CAAnO tho uanRl Sunday cnncart will ha RiYan.
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AGED Ninety Years and Upwara.

Uncle Tom" In the employ of A. q. Hopper Of Ridge
wood, N j., Ia In the ninetiea
On Christmas Day william B. Nation Of Hood River.
Oregon died At the age OF 81 yeAra
Joseph Wilson OF Grggsvile Ill. was born on March
q i7SJ and came from England In 1926.
when Samuel NJ. Williams died recently at Lowell
Mass, he had had q very active life of s5 yeGrA.
swedesboro N j., elaimea the oldest person in the
age Of ll2 ysAra
NsE Hampshire man OF 90 took breakfast with his
son on Christmas morning. after four mile walk and
N wasn't sunrise either when thoy sat down
His name 10 Stephen Moore
Thomas D. Allen of PieminGtop, W. Va, who Il In his
00th year walks three miles every day reads With
out glasses lie served In the civil war was seventy
when he enlisted. He born In England and served
under Wellington at Waterloo.
One o. E1Polsons old soldiers died recently in the
person or Nicholas Rnbo at Bsllevillo No. lie %
years OF age and halo and hearty at the time OF his
death. He was DemocrAt and cast vote for Andrew
Jackson for President His whole life WAS one OF De-
neVolenco and good deeds.
The sun., 1890-01-19

....,-.a -. -. g.. A.. ct.- w..
Monte Lewis has received an oner from ths city Club
oa % h9 NV srona.t,iar eS'ner
49, ,,,- ~ "a p,,,s ysssy Iii 20, a, Do, ,.,.
nike breain nna BUY Mu.rhy w, spat =. % !eINs
net week Ihey tSeeVsS wOIu @ S.1 y, nst 'ner
presence was destAoic 10 tue tpora VI tnAt 'o"h
in the Ii5pound class OF the National Athletic Clubs
tournament. Nolan q professional and did ret
| H.
IN. bncker Of Tommy Kelly the Harlem Spider vho
a, 70 sst spnis Moran said aat nirht thst
Tommy was taking good care himself and getting IN
good trim
PnckIs ninssp the olever ittle lo5-pound Amht.ur
bs mai dafeSt At the handa OF Charley Bent Al ne
@ VI IN ~. nest iSurnSy eiysS by anv ch
nEnI Wn e4ol w 'uo iVas :. 80, - y, ~ y, "y ~. gup. @
The friends OF Frank, hoiugh thlnx tnh zoe haty
found that there was no sake behind Dixon. AoHugh
mas VooreSdy anu win onA'enE' 'ue "innsF Oh 1hs
"ia'ou. ... ...,-.,- ,,,., ~. ,---,.----
The Gladstone Annette Clup OF froVidenoe 10 trying
to induce Bily hyer 1nd NIKE Daiy TO spar At lie
have teegraphed o. both puEllists but answer has
been received from them
To TuE EpIroE or THE suy-Sfr: Please state for me
that II sailor Brown iS 80 an Kious to hght win get
fI OOJ on the outside that Will knock him out
Nav Iaspos Jan ia A. o. UrHlr
Th. .,o.. aoh, ~ n nrI.b b.,vo,, rsddv uoc..,h,
and TsoTge R.ynods for $3.50 aide and nnrss ~ slSh
ReySoids who was taken with pneumonia while gan.
ing Tbe backerE Of the men mai yeaterdaV Rtthe
Police Gds,Gs office Rsynoids's hackers will BAY Nc.
Carthy training expenses and the stakes in the match
..-.w.n,. h.v. h..r mad. nv i..aro .no,,,r,
ArAnEemens nave oeen maze py ehInhG Iah inPor,una
men OF San @ ISi mnm " rrns % .Uua'
ounce gloves MARQUIS o Tqc pSIwss9a
Louis and an unknown q san antonio 70 teke place
~ tnreo 20 LI around .3hists UhnI.
The sun., 1890-01-19

Pour large bAckBnGkes and ave garter snakes ware
kisd on Thursday By Jerry 0iVsRI hGTtinSVillo
At Mount HolIy, N. j., on New Years Day, George w.
inches long.
Thirty.eiRht blAcksnAkeS some Of them seven feet
long we're recently unearthed on Daniel wRdsS farm
near Jefferson City, No They not torpid and
made lively work before they were despatched
Tx AAtIon Of Truro III, asks Us to bslIsys that he
exploded blast In quarry the other day that brought
out red snake, spotted with yellow that was SixSSn
feet Hix inches long and a. big around mans leg
The sun., 1890-01-19
CuriOsItisS OF Mature.

IL a mass Of bloom
climbing plant in the garden Of MIRA George Potts Of
Ocean Grove N. j. s full Of bright lemon shaded bloom
Puo yoles sweet and perfect a those Of spFiuR
Day w ~ ~" '
S ~: :s t'Hs 4. t;S:':s ss.: "a s.s z
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F,rht,nR Notsa.

~ metal Prom ~, "a ming As e..v tssssss sss
lportngmsn who havs blsd him quite frssiy.
The sun., 1890-01-19

the United StAtesf n p. U.
No; no one while the country being made, want
cd an "aristocraoy." Warrington thought that the
President should have . nne titls-hs thought thst
High hiEhtineSs" would partially n the bill but he
didn't want any titled oinna
The sun., 1890-01-19

Gen. Reuben D. Musssy Dartmouth yg military
secretary TO President johnson and Col p A. MuBsey
OF the Commercial Gatete are two different persona
The sun., 1890-01-19

g. o-on the visiting card Of every gentleman, ex
oept Governor physician, or ofBcer Of the army
or navy the namo should bo preceded BY the abbrova
Mr.
The sun., 1890-01-19

where is the headquarters of the Canadian Clubi @
It has none; Nj. BrastuS wimhn can tell you about
tha clnh thouuh
The sun., 1890-01-19

while "Ths BriRands" can attract and entertain
houses like those gathered at the Casino of late there
need be no anticipation of an immediate change of
opera Young Carroll Is sharing the comic honors
Of the revival with Fred Solomon. "The Grand
Duchess" slAborAtey prepared, is in AbeyAnce
Tho Chicago gentlemen who conceived and capital.
ICED "BluebeArd. Jr." came into the metropolis with
fear that their spectacle might be condemned by the
critics solely OF Its Western origin In this
they foolish. New York Is Sminentiy courteous
and kind The Chicago spectacle In gorgeous to ex
trayagAnco and tnvaEh lacks the rSlement OF taste
which would naturally characterize an Eastern pro-
duetion It Sill oompsn admiral and
That follow the heels Of the oTudsr bat
lsss aSssrtiVo "KAjankA" and continue draw very
large audiences away down TO NiblOS 10 . triumph
70 be lightly measured. Yesterday the managers OF
"BlusbsArd Jr" wsre 30 eAted BY their with
the muititudes that they endeAVoring 10 md .
city theatre for performances after the I'VE
Niblo'A They had their eye on big Broadway house,
too Topsy Vsnn J. Z Sullivan, Funny Lee Harrison.
Martini uhe grotesque dAnesr and QuAlitZ the oomoy
German woman who leads the ballot are contributors
70 the success of the piece
"shsnsndoAh" thrivss vorthily at Proetors Twenty
third Street It will last easily enough through next
month.
"Ths 0ondoliers" win bS sung without change At the
New Park through this week. BY that time Doyly
Carte will have received ocular and aurculAr demon
stratiOn OF the unAcoeptGbiiy OF the present COM
pAny, and changes will be IN progress Nobody can
wisely predict otherwise The GudisncSS have been
large OF late but there has for tArdy
that after ALL public curiosity seems will.
ing 70 walt until good performance Il assured
There are plenty of SignS that william II. Crane may
not need play other than The Senator during
two monhT engagement at the Star. Every night
week the spacious theatre nled to It's capacity
There IL no room TO question the popular triumph
achieved by the comedy and By the company and only
difference Of expert opinion 70 the precise degree
The sun., 1890-01-19

The Auditor OF Accounts in the oomptroIlsrs once
receives salary OF OA25o and the associate auditor
sa25o. The Commissioners Of Accounts, charged with
scrutiny Of the operations Of the auditing department.
receive g. 600 each
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to touch the ground with her injured leg.
which DR.. Long says il nov all right. .
DR.. Long yesterday sold by telegraph to
DR.. Powell Reeves, who is now a resident
Of West Superior, Wisconsin, yearling
FLY by Montana Wilkes, out of mare by
Doncastor, son of Dictator. year ago
Powell Reeves purchased from DR.. Long a
full sister of Fernleaf which has made a
mark of 2:2O.
Breeder and Sportsman: There is some
times party who wishes to sell horse and
does not require money in exchange. An
advertisement to that effect can be found
in the appropriate column in which Lee
Mantle, Of Butte City. Montana, notifies our
readers that he has handsome black mare,
standard bred, 1853 in height, weighing
about l.1OO pounds, and has record Of 2:29.
This mare he is anxious to dispose of, and
is willing to trade for a standard bred STALL
ion colt two or three years old. Those in
this state, who might wish to purchase the
mare, Mr.. Mantle refers to b. G. Holly, ESQ.
of Vallejo. who has ample knowledge Of
what the mare ia. This should be q good
opportunity for some of our prominent
breeders to secure well-bred and hand
some individual in a ''swap"
Salt Lake dispatch announces that a
one hundred mile trotting race has been ar
ranged between I. J. Starbuck's brown
mare, Lady, weight $50 pounds, and L. d.
bay. gelding. Sea Foam, weight $50
pounds to buggy, road wagon or cart for
a pures of $500 and $500 buggy and har-
ness.
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Proceedings in the Various County 0mcea
Now Incorporation.
A marriage license was issued YESTERDAY
to Gustaye +. Nelson and Augusta NJ. Carl
son, of Helena.
!. II: Morrison fled notice of location
with the county clerk and recorder Hester-
day OF the Cherry Creek lode situated on
Cherry creek.
The following suits were commenced in
the district court yesterday: Anton NJ. Hol-
ter d Bro, vs. Louis Barso. Debt. A. M.
Hotter Bro, vs.. w. @. Lewis. Debt.
Cans d Klein vs. L. Zembsch. Appeal from
Justices court.
A real estate transfer was fled for record
yesterday from Arthur O'Brien ct ux, to
Joseph HolcberR of one-fifteenth interest
in the ''Fobud at Last" quartz lode for 81
and other valuable considerations.
z. T. Burton, J. P. Bouscaren, G. w. Bur
ton, U. q. Allen, L. H. Hershfeld, p. H.
Leslie and w. M. G. Settle have filed arti-
cles of incorporation of the Eureka Reser-
voir Canal and Irrigation company. The
capital stock is 100000 divided into 10000
shares of s. each. Operations will be car
ried on in Choteau county. The principal
place of business will be Helena.
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NOTlCE-TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
~ Helena 4 Livingston smelling y Reduction
take n9Gs that Rso1
Reduction company, will be held at the Office Of
said company, in the city Of Helena county. of
the sth day Of October, a. D. 1880, at II O'Clock
upon the ieIlowlns DEPOSITION, te.wit: Thst
with the Montana Smelling company Of Great
Falls. Montana. this company grant, bargain,
the Union smelting l. Refining company, the
property Of this company at East Helena, to.wit:
The north half (.fl Of section numbered thirty.
range three Isl west, whereon i. situate the
smelling and reduction works of this company,
for consideration of four hundred and eighty
stock te d said Union Refining
Eenins shall also acquire the smeeF
plant and real estate belonging to the said Mon
tana Smelling company at Great Falls, Montana,
six hundred and ninety five dollars and fourteen
cents. payable likewise in the common stock of
Dated at Helena, Montana, this 18th day of
August, A. D. eighteen hundred and ninety.
+; H E $ $}$$$$;ss
GH:% Y: f H1f.HRk;.
Livingston Smelling and Reduction company.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS BIDS WILL
~ be received at the office ,of the Helena Elec-
trio company. No. $50 North Main street. until
IL o'c ock noon on Monday, Aug. Is 1890, for the
feet wide, walls to be about IS feet high two feet
thick and built of = No. ! quality ct building
walls double faced. contractor to furnish all
material, TOOLS scaffolding and labor. viii be
about 500 perch of stone. Bids to be by the
perch Ground located inst west of the Montana
Central freight depot and on right of way.
Work to be commenced Immediately on award
ing Of contract and pushed to completion on or
before Nov. l, 1880. Full information IN be had.
at the Office of the company. The right is re-
served to reject any or all bids. Contractor to
give bonds. To be paid on estimates of the COM
pany's superinAn nd mt. 80
HELENA ELECTRIC Co
Aug. l9, 1890.
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The Northern Pacific Railroad company
has filed the following selections of lands.
which have been allowed by the Helena
land Office: The neA neA ne1, nwA
nwA neA, w seA neH, sen SEA
neA of section 9, township 10 north,
range 4, west; swA neA of section 49,
township north, range 1, west. containing
ninety acres. Also the neA swk section
5. township north. range east, of section
81, township 9 north, range east; the ne1
swA of section q. township 8 north, range
6 east; the en- neA on SEX of section
49, township 8 north, range east, sen SEA
section Ii, township 10, north, range west,
containing 400 acres.
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Fortune Unbidd den.

See what the Minneapolis & St. Louis
railway has done-opened its lines for three
additional home seekers excursions-Sep-
TENDER and %, October IA, making rate
of one fare for round trip to points on it's
Pacific division, Morton. Minn., to Water
town, Oak. inclusive. Also to all points in
southwest Missouri, Nebraska, Kansas, Ar
kansas, Indian Territory, Texas, Tennessee,
Colorado, Wyoming, Utah and Idaho and
the great northwest. Tickets will be good
for thirty days with stop over privileges.
Call on any agent of the company for par
ticulars or address G. NJ. Pratt, Gen. Ticket
and Pas. Agt., Minneapolis.
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The Excursion to Monarch.
The excursion over the Great Northern
to Great Falls and Monarch next Sunday
will be one of the most enjoyable of this
company's popular series. The train will
go through the beautiful canyon, giving all
opportunities for viewing this wonderful
art gallery Of nature. Ample time will be
given to visit Great Falls and Monarch.
Passengers may stop off on the way and be
picked up coming back. The low rates for
the round trip will be IS to Great Falls and
IS to Monarch.
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Rare Chance.

Perhaps, in lifetime, to buy ladies' hook
and button kid gloves at the prices they
are now being offered at the I. X. L. bazaar,
Coo, CSC and 81 20 will buy kid gloves posi-
lively worth 81, $l.5O and 81. 1. X. l..
bazaar
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Low prices do the selling at The Bee Hive,

Notice.
We. the undersigned livery stable keepers
do hereby give notice that after Aug. 18th
the rates for boarding horses at our re-
spective stables will be increased to thirty
$500 dollars per month. The present high
prices of hay and grain compel US to make
this change in rates.
w. r. McCoMAs.
j. H. McFARLAND,
g. b. SMILEY,
HELENA CAB AND TRANSFER Co., w. w. Liv-
ermore, Manager,
FRIDLEY Il BURKE,
j. A. ZEIGEER,
Jos. f. ALLEN,
PELT1ER d LYON,
MCLEAN q HuFFAKLR
JAKE FISHER,
PIONEER HACK & TRANSFER %,
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Round-trip tickets will be on sale at Mis-
souri, river points September 3 and q, and
October IA. 1880. Tickets will b limited to
continuous passage in both directions, with
final limit for return Of thirty days from
date Of sale. Rates apply to Kansas, Ne
braska, Colorado. Wyoming. Utah. Idaho,
least OF Weiser), Texas, New Mexico and
Montana.
Tickets will b. sold ct oua fare for thu
round trip and can 30 executed for return
passage at intermediate point in above ter.
ritories. A. Z. YEAzIE.
+. and p. Agent, Unnion Pacific R'y.
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Jelly glasses with covers only cents each u
The boo Hive.
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The Few Baker Gun

The Few Baker Gun
Is designed especially for those sportsmen
who want the best shooting gun that money
will buy, and at a very moderate price.
Call and see them at
HELENA HARDWARE Co.
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Board of Trade.

There will be meeting of the Helena
Board of Trade on Monday, the 18th inst,
at D. m. A. n. Hotter, President.
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The Excursion to Monarch.

Just received at the Bee Hive, fine line Of
gents fast black sox at rs cents per pair pair.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-21

Piano tuning-R. O. Burgess. practical piano
tuner, at A. P. Curtin's music store
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Second hand and new furniture on install
ments. B. o. Lenoir. Northern Pacific depot
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See the useful things on the cheap counters II
The Bee Hive.
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Do You Want q snap !.

If SO, buy house that will rent for Is per
cent on the money invested. Call at the
premises, LOG Alta street, one block east o
Hoback, and one block south of Broadway
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hereby announce to the public that Mr.. r. @.
Burgess is no longer connected with my bust
work which he may do. G. W. JACKSON,
Prop. Jackson's Music House.
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Chamber sets in fine English ware only Sc. 50 at
The Bee Hive.
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To Sp0Ftsmen.
The new Baker gun 10 for sale by
HELENA HARDwA1B Co.
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Land Selection,

The genuine Hoff's malt extract at II. M. Par
chen d Co.'S.