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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-20
GUILTY, OR NOT GUILTY.
Uncle Sam Says A. G. Bragg I'M
personated One of His Rev.
enue Officers.
County Taxpayers Asked to Hurry
Up and Avoid the
Rush.
w. H. Bakers Application for Release
Denied-Another Meeting of the
Board Of PardOns.

Alfred G. Bragg is under indictment in
the United States circuit court for imper-
sonating customs officer. His attorney,
John Shober, said that his client was not
prepared to go to trial yesterday because
his witnesses would not be here until ten
o'clock this morning, when the case will be
presented to jury. About eight weeks ago
Marshal Furay received inquiries from the
Canadian officers across the British line
north of Montana regarding Bragg. They
wanted to know if he was in the employ of
the government. The marshal was at Great
Falls at the time, looking for the Bismarck
Kid, who was acquitted Il short time ago in
tho circuit court of completely in the mail
robbery at Chinook. Internal Revenue
Collector Mills knew nothing about the
alleged customs officer. The officials across
the line were informed that Bragg had no
authority to act for the government. Then
it was learned that Bragg had stopped a
Canadian teamster near the line, demand
ing one dollar duty for entering upon
American soil. The man had a government
permit to 90 back and forth, but Bragg
told him it was of no account. The money
was paid under protest.
The teamster asked the government peo-
pie what was the use of his permit. 1t was
not long before the Canadian officers, who
their eyes on Bragg. He stayed on this
side of the line though. By this time the
United States marshal was OH his trail, but
before reaching him the sheriff of Choteau
county had Bragg in the lookup at Fort
Benton for some misdemeanor. His time
in limbo for this otfense was out two weeks
ago. While doing time in tho Benton Jail
the United States grand jury found an in
dictment against him for impersonating a
revenue officer.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-20
An HOUR WITH A JUDGE.
Incidents Seen and Heard About
During a Short Stay in the
Police Court
Renewed Hostilities in the House.
hold Of a Well Known
Citizen.
The Sad and sympathetic Story of .
Couple Welded Only Ono
Week.

judge J, G. Sanders is known to be q
peacemaker and every day he is called upon
to prescribe for little domestic misunder-
standings. A reporter tarried in the sane
tum of the police magistrate about an hour
yesterday and during that time his honor
had five visitors. with as many complaints
to make. Four of the visitors were women.
One of these was Mrs. John Zeigler, who
had come to assist in the prosecution of her
husband. who had been arrested the night
before. During last spring, it will be re-
membered. that Mrs. Zeigler, with a rope
in one hand and an axe in the other, and n
concealed rawhide, started on the war path
after a woman who had estranged
Zeigler's affections from her. With
the rope she tied the front
door of this woman's house, and
going to the rear chopped the kitchen door
down end logged the destroyer of her do
nestle tranquility most numerically. 1t
appears that this woman is again the cause
of family trouble. An eyewitness thus told
Judge Sanders what he saw:
'sJohn Zeigler was in his Office drinking
and having high old time with three Wo-
men. About nine o'clock Mrs. Zelgler
broke in upon them and rs she did the wo-
men fed in all directions. Chairs and glasses
tew around, a window was broken and with
the butt of a whip stock Mrs Zeigler slash.
ed her worse half right and left and planted
her finger nails in his face. All this hap
pened before Zeigler realized the situation.
Mrs Zeigler then fled to escape injury and
her liege lord chased her up towards Main
street in a threatening manner, but she got
away and had him arrested"
Mrs. Zeigler claimed that she had to de-
fend herself. Her husband did not appear
for trial yesterday. His face is pretty we'll
scratched up. The hearing was postponed
until to-day.
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PERSONAL.

Simon Marks is confined to his home
with an attack of measles.
Mrs. Don Davenport. of Elkhorn, is Wis
itinR Mrs. G. Smith, OF South Rooney
street.
J.C. Kerley, editor of the Townsend Mes
senger, is in the city, registered at the New
Merchants.
DR.. b. c. Brooke has been detained from
his trip to Florida on account OF illness o"e
expects to start next week.
+. b, Ross, of st. Paul, general passen-
ger agent of the Chicago. st. Paul and Kan
sas City railroad. is at the Merchants.
Mrs. A. Campbell, of Billings, sojourned
in the city yesterday on her way nome i. itE
friends.
Departures via the Northern Pacific: L.
r. Fortune. st. Louis; G. T: Ellis and son,
Now York; JEo. Hargrove, knoxvllle, iowa
". n. Daily. st. Paul: Miss Kelly. ST. Paul;
VIM. A. Pinkney. Washington. D. G.; j. A.
Corydon, Chicago; Jno. Hines, Boston.
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The Board of Pardons,

To-day is the date fixed for the meeting
of the board of pardons to consider the
cases of H. w. Straight and Herbert
Mellen. No action will be taken in the
latter case on account of defect in the
publication of the notice required by law.
Another publication will remedy this, when
the matter will be brought up. The board
ernor's pardon of Straight, who is boy OF
Ii now in the penitentiary at Deer Lodge.
He was convicted of stealing some money
in Deer Lodge county, but it is thought
that he WAS lead into the affair by older
heads. The governors of New York and
Pennsylvania have asked for his pardon.
Mellen is the man who was sentenced to
ten years. confinement in the state prison
for stealing boat in Cascade county be
longing to his employer, who owed him
wages.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-20

Special Drives in Ham den Watches
We offer a limited number of tho
Perry and No. SO.
Railway and No. 60.
Movements made by the Hampden Watch
company, at the very low price of
$40 for Perrys,
$27 for Railways.
These are rock-bottom prices. They are
all nickel movements and pair off to the
Appleton Tracy g. Co., nickel,
Crescent st.
Movements, in Waltham goods. We be-
lieve them better mechanically and closer
runners. Try one and you will not be dis
appointed. We have also secured some
more cases for fitting up our celebrated
*25 Especial value" watch,
OF which we sold large number last
summer. They are p1shers. However. we
are going to still further reduce them and
you can now secure one at
10 per cent. reduction.
Viz: $3.50. Remember what they are:
Is jeweled in gold settings.
Nickel, with patent regulator.
Brequet hair spring.
Solid silver OF. case.
Gold crown, gold joints.
Gold reflector to dial
Value never before offered for the money
in this; or any other section of the country.
Send by. mail =. O. D. with privilege
of examination. A very good Christmas
present for yourself or friend.
The j. STE1NMErz JEwELRY Co..
dtt Leading Jewellers, Helena.
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District Court Civil Business.

Dyer vs.. Connors. Motion for Judgment
on the pleadings overruled. Case set for
hearing December 18th.
F.S. Lang vs.. Josephine Mining COM
pany. Dismissed as settled at plaintiff 9
costs.
M. L. Levy ct al. VS.. F. A. Fuller ct al.
Default of defendant entered. Judgment
in favor of plaintiff for $5O225.
Riley Va. Harrison ct al: LeBranch vs.
same; A. Robertson We. same; dismissed as
settled.
r. b. Barden, county treasurer, W. Mon
tana club. Notice of appeal and undertak-
ing filed.
The trial jurors will be discharged to-day
for the term.
William Muth commenced an action yes
terday against the Helena and Hot Springs
motor line for $836.55, for coal furnished
the motor company between October LIST
and December LIST.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-20
ALL FAVOR BONDS.
A Few Random Opinions on the Mayors
Financial Scheme.

A Few Random Opinions on the Mayors
Financial Scheme.
The proposition to issue coupon bonds to
the amount of $15O.OOO to pay off the in
Indebtedness of Helena seems to meet with
favorable endorsement. Here are few
opinions picked up on the run yesterday:
VIM. Muth-I believe in letting my chill
dren pay for some of the advantages We OF
this generation made for them. l don't
believe in doing everything for posterity,
and, of course, am in favor of the bonds.
H. NJ. Parchen. president-elect OF the
Board of Trade-Yes, we must have the
bonds as business proposition. believe
too much money is being uselessly e1pend-
ed on the streets. This system of street
improvement is folly. The abuttlng prop
property should pay for it and this will be
fixed in our new charter.
L. II. Hershfeld-As business OF hnan-
cial proposition, it looks as though we must
have the bonds. In my opinion there has
always been too much extravaganza III the
conduct of municipal affairs. The idea OF
letting posterity assume some of the bur
den is good one and very proper.
Major II. c. Walker. secretary Of the
Board of Trade-I am not in favor of any
increase of debt. There is business pro-
position in calling in our interest bearing
debt and issuing new bonds bearing a lower
rate Of interest. II we can sell bonds Mt q
lower rate of interest than We are compelled
to pay at home. l say, do so without delay.
Sam Schwab--I want to register kick At
what seems to mo the waste of money that
has been put in trying to do something with
Main street. 1t has been repeatedly
torn up by the street car companies.
In consideration of the valuable franchises
that are given to these companies, think
the least the council might do would be to
make them keep the streets in good condi-
ton. But am in favor of the bonds to
wipe out the city warrants, and want my
boy in future years to pay some for some OF
the public improvements.
John O'Connor-l am not posted on city
affairs.
To the gentlemen who are inclined to com
plain about the steeet improvements. 1T
NAV be of interest to learn. that with less
expenditure of funds, there has been as
much work accomplished since last May.
a period of seven months, as was done ull-
der six wears OF previous administrations.
Mr.. Brady has been highly complimented
on all sides for his work and he is almost
unanimously pronounced the most efficient
street commissioner that Helena ever had.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-20
THE TEACHERS RECEPTION.
"A Change in the Programme-Who Will
be Invited.

"A Change in the Programme-Who Will
be Invited.
slight change has been made. for the
better, however, in the arrangements for
the reception of the Montana teachers.
Instead of using the top, or seventh, floor
of the Power block for the banquet, the
arrangement committee has decided to use
the apartments on the fourth floor. which
the Montana club used on Wednesday
evening at its grand reception. The ban
quet hall is already provided with electric
wires, as we'll az the coat and cloak rooms
for ladies and gentlemen, which were placed
in there for that occasion. The use of these
wires, together with the japanese lanterns
which were lit up by electricity, the Mon
tana club has generously rendered to the
committee.
The invitation committee has decided to
extend invitations to the governor, state
officials and heads Of departments and the
clergy.
The large court will be profusely deco
rated. All the large windows between the
board of trade rooms ard the main court
will be taken out, thus making practically
one large floor, which will be devoted to
dancing. The galleries afford rare oppor-
tunities for decoration. and this will not be
overlooked.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-20
Real Estate Transfers.

Filed for record December 10, 1890, with
the county clerk:
John Klein ct TX to Fred Hieber, por-
ton of the north half of lots l, and 3,
block 545, original townsite Of Helena,
$l.aOO.
VIM. H. Hunt, Judge, to R. s. Hale. lots
II. Is. block $50. Helena townsite. so. The
transfer is made to correct former deed,
Cyrus S. Bowser ct ux to George Strobe,
lots % and %, Central addition, $500.
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Arrivals mt the Grand Central.

Jrdge F. W. Coo, John Carbs, Marys-
Battle. w O. ,.,. A..
Mr.. and Mrs. Willi.m d. L. Mckillican, Ma
Sampson. Marysviile. rysvilie.
Miss Kate Sampson. Mr.. Davis, Unionvi le
Marysyille Miss NJ. DAVIS Union
Mrs Corstaner, Union VILE:
VILE Hon w. C.Whaley Bed
]. W. Jefferis, Rnmsey. ford 80
L. nj. Warren, Eu sene Mic. BaatZ. Mir s'lle
Civ, Ore. A h. Buell., .hlnne apo-
John Murray, Bedford lis
}. Berg. Townsend. w. kraus. wife and
IL, c. Murdoch, Mime child, Wolf Creek.
apoles. r. NJ Vaughn, Town
John Fitzgibbon. Ma sond.
rysville. {. II. Sherman, Uni
C.li Vaughn. Rimini. vorsity.
Il. 7. wood, Woodland William Hodge, Ma
PARK. rys,ille
r. Toomas. Butte. John uundry. Bite.
j. w. O'Neil. Spokane II. II. Plotting. Marys-
Creek. vile.
J. II. smith, East Hell S. W. Merrill, Jeffer.
1nA. son.
| H. W. Currin. Boulder. L |. Grisby. Nissouia-
| j. c. F.rbin, White w. Snoderass, Grsa
| Sulphur Springs. Falls.
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Arrivals at The Helena.

A. W. McCune. Ana y. W. y wart' fnrso'
conda, MT anu Mrs. iM s,rre
r. W. Buetis, San Fran Mlnanei:: e1sSpne ss
Jnhr II White st Paul. vile.
= y Taicott. Living Mrs. Blake, Logan.
stnn R.Hugh sawyer, Logan
n y X. Allen, Town z. w. McAkow. Mai
scna den.
n se ~ Hathaway. Mis- Mr.. and Mrs. B. w
soma, Crowninshield, Bos.
u Il CroWninehield, ton.
D'Ro,ton L. w. Grew. Boston.
rhnmns loves. Butte A. Hishhed NswYork
q ". Dickin son, Ia. Charles spencer, st
coma ISuA.
A. b. Hall, Chicago.
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New Incorporation.

The Bozeman Realty company has been
organized by Garrett L. Hogan, j. W. Pons-
ford, E. j. Owenhouse and George L. Ram
sew. of Bozeman. The capital stock is
ECO and the operations of the company
will be conducted in Gallatin county.
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Below is the levy fixed by the county COM
He Is Still in Custody.

w. H. Baker, who was arrested some time
ago on charge of stealing several cases of
wine from warehouse on Clore street, was
in the district court yesterday. His attor-
ney tried to secure his release from confine-
ment on writ of habeas corpus. Judge
Hunt denied the application ana Baker was
remanded to custody.
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Will Arrive To-day.

The following passengers will arrive to-
day ON the west bound Northern Pacific:
Mrs. L. Lysinger, Miss Annie Bradley, NJ.
Geo. Disinger. T. w, Hanson. D. y. Nc
Lean, A. j. Tumble, Fred Mears, =. ".
Greenwood and wife, H. w. Smith and wife.
Mrs. W. G. Dayit, Mrs. L. s. Moses.
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Parties living in the city who are willing to
take teachers during the session OF the state
Teachers association. Dec. g; 80 and 81. are re-
asssted to Leave Leave word with 4. 9. Young at his
many they can accommodate ladies gentle
men, and the rates per day. Il G. Young.
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New York Dry Goods Store will lemaln open
evenings during December.
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A. Fl. Bradley, taxidermist, 1901 Ninth avenue

A full line of patent medicines. toilet
articles and perfumes at the faiace AF"e
store, Sixth avenue and Warren.
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Finest kind Of cut glassware at The Zee

You have no appetite for breakfast. A few
doses of DR.. Henley's English Dandelion Tonic
is what you need.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-20

If you want to see the largest sto.k OF toys
Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-20

Raymond's famous adjustable club skates. fo
ladies' and gentlemen. fit any shoe, at NJ. II
Bryans gan store, los Broadway.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-20

Without doubt The Bee Hive has the larcest
stock of holiday goods in III. state and prize 5
the lowest.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-20

Sleigh runners to fit any baby carriage only
$2.0u, AT The Zee Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-20

New England Shoe Store Sell
Ladies' rubbers at Is cents, mems at 3;
cents, mems cloth fleece lined 65 cents.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-20

Club skates, 90 cents to S. pair; Chicago al
rifles, $l.25 matchless repeating air rifles, $3.50
boxing gloves, Indian clubs, dumb bell
1903 Broadway
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Silk and wooden hosiery made to order
Knitting Factory, as South Main street.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-20

A nice line of Xmas cards for Sunday schools
at the Bee Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-20

Take it before breakfast because it
will give you an appetite. regulate the bowels
and cleanse the system of all impurites-Dr.
Henley IS English Dandelion Ionic. Sold eyry-
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Cut. Flower

Choicest selections always on hand
Prices reasonable. Enquire 10 Broadwa
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Judge Sanders other visitors were a
couple of sirens from Clore street who had
grievances. but his honor cut them off very
short and sent them away to fight it out
among themselves.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-20

You can pick out YOUR Christmas goods now ut
The Bee Hive AMI th.y will DO delivered to your
house FREQ of charg ON Xmas eve.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-20

The largest line of dolls in the west ia to be
found at he Ees Hive, and the prices the low est
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-20

MacLaughlin Bro. 8 toy book and games sole
Mt o stern prices at The lie. hive.
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Arrival, at tho New Merchants.

7. n. Conrad md fam Charles Watson, Ma
lily, Marysvile rysvliie: ,.
rvsvlla DR.. r. +. Holmes,
+ b spratt New York, Butte.
Mrs. II. M. Hill and F.p. lower Uhlverslsy
chi,d Clancy Place.
r. \ Merchant, San Jos. &. Evans, Phillips
Francisco. burg. "
j. r. Whltmire and James LARSON East
wife, Blossberg. Helena.
S. 7. Hodson, Chico, Is. 5. hnssei James
T n. Sayhill, Mis- Miss Mary Carlson, Ma
sonia. r.syille.
Miss K. Water Ran, Mi Q, Miss X. 7. Mckenzie.
IIty. Miles.
8 Iitch6e'd, Spo. ]. j. Davis. Mary ,ville.
ksne j G. Kelly, of Town
r. Rv,na Jr .St.IIouis, sendMessenger Iown-
Mo. send,
James Hamilton, Great George A. Maloney.
Fails. buue
R. lirene. Portland. +. B. hols. st. Paul.
George NJ. Coe Myers j NJ. Robertson bose
hnru man.
James Howell, Living
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Go to No. II Warren street for switches, wig
and fronts. Hair cut curled and dressed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-20

Call In and see my presents, given away
for nothing. j. II. Drew.
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VIII be Open Every Evening.

During the present month all of the dry
goods stores in the city will have their
places of business open during the evening.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-20

A fine line of brass goods very nice for Christ
mas presents, at The bee Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-20

Mrs. H. Miller. formerly located at 2ls Broad
way. has removed to No. u Warren street, near
the Merchants hotel.
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The Palace Drug store is the place to buy
your Xmas candy.
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Holiday Goods.

Lamps, Art Pottery,
Silver and Oxidized metal goods,
Silver Toilet Articles,
Standing and Hand Mirrors,
Manicure Trays and Boxes,
Cut Glass Perfume Bottles,
Cut Glassware Pitchers, Tum-
blers Fruit Dishes, etc,
Shaving Sets,
Cellulo;d Toilet Sets,
Cut Glass Inkstands,
Silver 1nkstands,
Hand Painted Handkerc'f Cases,
Standard Literature,
Picture Books for Children,
Perfumes, Fine Toilet Soaps,
Fine Leather Goods,
Musical Boxes,
Fine Dressed Dolls, Wax Dolls,
Mechanical Toys,
And an endless variety of Fan
cy Articles, all at extremely at
tractive prices. See our Display
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-20

Come in and see the beautiful line of new
fashion boots and shoes. Presents with
every pair. j. II. Drew.
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Att X. Turner Co.'s
Malaga grapes. loucoums figs, plum pud-
ding. mince meat, Ritter's celebrated pre-
serves. imported German fruits, Neufchatsl
cheese.
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Toy books from xvs cents to sl.s5 e-cA. at Ih'
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A. Birkenfeld,

A. Birkenfeld,
No. IS Main street. will sell his entire stock
Of mems suits % per cent less than cost in
order to retire from business.
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Only Ten Days.

County Treasurer Barden says the date
fixed by law when taxes become delinquent
is only ten days away. On Jan. LIST ten per
cent is added to all unpaid taxes and an ad-
ditional ten per cent is added when the
property is advertised for sale. Taxpayers
should call at once on the county treasurer
if they wish to avoid delay on the latter
days of the month.
About $4,000 were paid in yesterday for
taxes. Among the heavy payers who visited
the office during the dav were II. S. Hale,
Nick kessler, H. F. Galen and j. L. Per
kins.
Below is the law fixed hu tina county com
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Every by and girl goiny to school should have
one of the short wind and p,rdant ret Water
Jacquemin Il Co.'S.
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Hive.
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ATE. X. Turner & Co.'S

A. II. rad.ey the taxidermist has fine col
lection OF mounted heads fos sale at lO6l Ninth
lVenio.
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Wiedoms Rohcrtine u the only thing now used
~ fnehionahae women to perpstaass beautiful
izsa.
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A 81 ecial discount will be given to all Sunday
SCHOOL, on holiday goods pure hassl at The Bee
Hive.
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J. L. SMITH,
Freight Transfer Line,
HELENA MONTANA.

All kinds u merchandise and other freiehte
including - promptly transferred from thc
6aee s lh,rss .to.. and. At the d.pse.
Os1O pcoDpt attention.
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A fine line of Royal Devon and Royal Carlsha
at exceedingly low prices at The Bee Hive.
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Doll cabs from rs cents up at The Bee Hive
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Women's Felt slippers. Fifty Cents
And upwards at New England Shoe Store.
Genuine Blue Points on the half she'll. Motor
Office
Childrens Felt Shoes
In all sizes at New England Shoe Store.
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Wooden desks, bureaus. bedsteads, cradles
tables and chairs for the little ones, at The Be
Hive.