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EXCURSIONS. PICNICS &c

EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c.
A GOOD DINNER AT MY DINING HALL AT
n the Bridge st slsnd Park Harpers Perry Tor so
cents. J. A STEWART. ,ylO- I'm.
y STEAMER JANE MOsEIEY
Every "Wednesday, Thursday. FRIDAY and SATURDAY
AZ :; so a. fare for the hound Irip. .5C shore
ner soc. Good bathing. Fishing and CrAbling.
Music by Prof. joan hstorto's Band. NlO-.t'
Il "A Midsummer Nights Dream"
OF Quiet knloyment the Blue Potomac.
The New fSlAtial Iron AMI Steel Ste
CHAS. MACALfS1fR.
The Finest and fAstest and Only New steamer the
Potomac River.
Water tight Iron COMPARTMENTS making the MAC
AIES1Eh Absolutely Ssfa
LOU k4cctrc lights-Eaectric search lisht uluminAt
ing the hiSer aud Landings.
Leaving Her Wharf. Foot Of 9th street
AT 80 4 NJ. SHARP,
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JULY IL AND IL.
The ever pcpular aud reliable Steamer W W. COR-
CphAN Vii also the same wharf sAa-
- UkDAl ENkN1NG. July II. NJ g - pm
There Nill De no crUwdins on either boat
And on Zach Friday and SATURDAY Evening During
the Season ii 1880 at the same hours.
Arriving IN Ms-lnuston on
R-turn st 10 O'Clock pm.
40 Miles 20 INDIAN HE AD and Return Landing n
Marshall Hall Going ANA Returning
Elegant Cafe on the CHAS. MACALt STIR MeSls
and Lunches at Marshall Hall kestaurHnt
PARE, ROUND 1klf. - CENTS
Sunday trips % Marshall Hail at a. 30.
3 "a and q D sharp. Best OF order guArant.,d
NlO-1 l. L. BLAME "a tam.
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100 Fr. BDs.. sl15. LIBBEY. BrrT1SoEn & MILE
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PIANOS AND ORGANS
LEADING INSTRUMENTS

LEADING INsrRuMENrs
DECKER BROS.
WEBER
FISCHER p1ANO9
ESTEY
lVERS POND
ESTEY ORGANS. EsTEY ORGANa
MODERATE PRICES. EASY TERMS.
Old instruments taken IN part payment Tuning
and kepa ring.
Telephone O.9
We close at O'Clock during July and August.
SANDERS a sTAYMAN,
934 II street northwest
13 y. Charles at, BALTIMORE, Nd
no III Main St, Richmond Va
r,HE HARDMAN UPRIGHT PIANO Is THE ONLY
IL Piano made in the world which Positively I'M
proves with use. all climates. This is very strong
assertion, but can substsntiate ii by testimony
which is irresistible. Other pianos deteriurate owing
TO the foundation tone beng invarsbly metallic. By
the Hartman method OF construction however. which
u based upon the violin principle OF resonance use
only tends develop the beautiful tone which exists
in the very basis Of the instrument W. q. NET
ZEROTT co. lilo st d5-wu
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Bay RIDGE
ON THE CHESAPEAKE
OPEN JUNE
NAVAL ACADEMY BAND
FINEST MEALS FINEST ATTRACTIONS
EVERYTHING THE BEST.
Trains leave b. and O. depot week days s:l5 an,
1:3o and 4:30 pm. Sundays. 9:35 . m. i 80 and
3lopm.
Leave Bay Ridge week days. $50 and 9 80 IN.
Sundays- and 8 pm
koUND-TRIP TICKETS. e1.
J. 7. ODELL. CHAs O. sCULI.
GenI Manager Genr Passenger Agent.
iel2-3m
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Boards. sLl5 per 100 feet. 9TH and N.Y.ave.
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tyLAShlSION ISLAND,
~ COLrON'S
COLONIAL BEACH
AND CLIFTON BEACH
STEAMER JANE MoSEIY
EVERY WEDNESDAY, THUEsDAY
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
COMMENCING July .. 90.
Steamer leaves her wharf NJ 10 al m. arrives home
IT $50 pm.
Fare u all landings 5oc for the round trip good for
day VI issue only.
Persons not leaving the boat and wanting the sail
only, fare tor the round tr.I, .Jc.
Special Inducements sunday schools societies
&c.
Baggage and freight taken. ns2w
IGOR CAtE MAY.
The new Steamer GIN CADwALADER. Of tho
'krcsson Line Will leave her wharf Light and Pratt
streets, Baltimore.
SATURDAY. JULY IL AND 10.
Al $50 PM
returning In time tor business
MONDAY NJ RNING.
Round trip only e. SINGLE tickets 81. So
For further information apIiy To
FIED sHRIYER,
G.1. Agent,
40 .O3 Lisntst,
Do-ot baltimore. nd
"A He FIRST GRAND EXCURSION or THE
Il 4. =. r. CLUB To
NAL sH ALL HALL.
on the Aallal steamer
CHAS MACAl.ESlEiA
- THU MINING, July 10.
Music by select hsstfa llcketE
at the wharf ana OF the following uenleIs ui the tub
j. ". buchanan, &. 4. huOa, H. NJ Bur,h, a. . sluut-
bus, Jos. HelIer Jackson Hates, J. As Tor Boat A. avs
~ eiock SHARP jy5-5t
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HOTELS.
FAMILY SUPPLIES.

n uTz BROS CELEBRATED PICKLES AND Ia
DE sauce Of all kinds he had bottles ksgs OF
barrels By applying their sole agents., A. DEPJES
BON. Sle - S1V A. 81 Sw nl7-3u
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THE A. o. U. W. BUILDING.

A Site Sslected-Corner Stone to Be Laid
in December-Grand Celebration.
A full board attended q meeting Of the
trustees Of the A. o. O. w. Building asso-
citation last night to consider proposals for
. site for the new A. 0. q. w. building.
The proposition of Mr.. L. G. Phelps was
accepted and the new structure will be To-
Gated at the corner of Sixth and Fuller ave-
nues. There will be liz feet front on
Sixth avenue and 129 feet on Fuller avenue.
1t ID proposed to build four story building
of modern style. The cost has not been e.
timated yet, but it will provide room for
nine stores on the lower floor. The second
floor will be suitable for offices and the
upper floors will be set apart for lodge
rooms, grand lodge offices, library, reading
room and banquet hall.
In December the grand lodge A. O q. W.
Of Montana will be organized aud among
those present will be the supreme master
workman of the order, w. Warn Wilson. of
Detroit, Mich, to whom will be accorded
the honor of laying the corner stone.
1t is proposed to make the occasion OF the
organization of the grand lodge an era IN
the history of Montana. Preparations are
already beginning for this event. It is an
ticipated that nearly every workman IN
Montana will take part in this important
event and the Helena members will leave
no stone unturned to have it celebrated on
scale of grandeur never before reached
by any secret organization in the state.
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PERSONAL.

Capt. L. F. Wyman accompanied with q
bad cold arrived in town last night.
Prof. Leopold Kaiser and wife, Of San
Francisco, are stopping at the Beividere.
forming at East Helena, are putting up at
the Belvidere.
The following passengers departed yes
terday via the Great Northern railway:
Ole johnson, New York, j. ]. Condor.
Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs. II. D. Catlin, Pom
eroy, Ohio.
Mr.. ]. X. Clark the we'll known real estate
dealer of Great Falls was in the city yester-
day. He reports excellent prospects for a
democratic victory in Cascade county.
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DRESS GOODS,
SANDS BROS.
NOTICE OF ADMINIsTRATRIX, SALE OF

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIVE, SALE OF
~ real estate. In tho district coUt OF the First
Judicial District Of the State Of Montana, in and
for the county Of Lewis and Clarke
Notice j. hereby given that in pursuance Of an
order OF the district court of the First Judicial
County Of Lewis and Clarke, made on the 10th
day OF May. A. d. 1880, in the matter Of the es-
tate of 4. M. Dunphy: deceased; the undersigned.
auction. to the highest BIDDER. for each. lawful
money Of the United States Of America. and SUBJ
ject to confirmation by said district court, on
Saturday, the Sth day OF November, A. d.. 1890.
1T O'Clock p. m. at the front door OF the court
house. in the city Of Helene county Of Lewis and
est and estate of the said +. NJ. Dunphy ct the
time OF his death, and all the right, title and in
forest that the said estate has by operation Of law
or otherwise acquired other than or in addition
to that Of the said T. N. Dunphy, at the time Of
his death. in and to all that certain quartz mill
and water right, situate, lying and being IN the
county of Lewis and Clarke, state OF Montana,
and described Is follows, to-wit:
certain quartz mill, situate near Park City,
toeether with the machinery and certain water
right attached thereto.
Terms and conditions Of sale: Cash, in lawful
money Of the United States OF America
Ten Per cent Of the purchase money to be paid
the administratrix ON the day OF SALE balsnce,o0
confirmation Of the sale by said district court
Deed At expense Of purchases.
Adm'x Of the Estate Of e. n. Dunphy. deceased
Dated Helena. Mont. October 10. 1890.
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JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.
On and after this date the Sunday excur-
sion rates via the Montana Central are dis
continued.
The meeting at Ming's tonight will be a
great affair. The speaking will begin at
eight O'Clock.
The Montana and Wyoming Railroad
company has changed its name to the Mon
tana and Wyoming Eastern.
Judge Dixon will arrive at noon to-day at
the Northern Pacific depot. All democrats
are requested to be there at that hour to
meet him.
The Montana Granite company has been
Incorporated by Will B. Edgar, Robert G.
Wallace and George N. Huhaker, with &c.
600 capital.
The business transacted by the local land
office during this month is reported to be
the largest 80 far. The opening of the new
offices at Lewistown and Missoula will re-
lieve the pressure to some extent.
A noisy individual named John Powers, a
railroad employe, who wanted the stars
stricken from the American flag, and who
was laboring under the influence Of alco-
hol landed in jail last night.
The first annual meeting of tho trainers
of the constitution will be held at The Hell
ena Nov. 8. Manager Wiley is making
elaborate preparations for the banquet
which will be the finest ever given in Mon
tRna.
United States Attorney Weed. in COM
pany with John W. Thompson. of the re-
publican county committee, chartered a
licensed hack last evening and started at
seven O'Clock for East Helena, where Mr..
Weed made republican speech.
The subject for debate last night by the
Catholic Literary society was: ''Would
Canada gain by annexation to the United
States?" The rooms of this society have
been elegantly furnished and will be quite
an attration for the Catholic young men of
Helena during the coming winter. The
society intends giving series of entertain
ments through the winter.
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The Union Pacific.

President Adams is now in the west ex-
aiming the property. He is reported as
writing that the road is now in condition to
haul the seasons wheat. now moving, at
satisfactory rates. Better returns from the
Oregon Railway and Navigation company
divisions are looked for, and if rates were
as sure to be as satisfactory on the whole
system as in Oregon and Washington the
outlook for the company would be relative
ly bright. The coal traffic promises large
development. The connection with the
Chicago and Northwestern road through
tho Cheyenne and Northern extension,
nearly completed, likewise promises
well. The strengthening of the Utah
and Northern road between OR-
den and McCammon, Idaho, and the
broadening of the gauge has involved an
outlay of about 81 10000. The alterations
have shortened the distance between Ogden
and McCammon from 100 to Ill miles.
Some nine miles of entirely new main line
has been built and the grade reduced from
a maximum of III feet to fifty-two feet to
the mile. Eight narrow-gauge cars we're a
load over the former high grade. Twenty
five standard-gauge cars or more can BE-
hauled over the new grade. Sixty-pound
rails have been substituted for thirty five
to forty pound steel and iron rails.
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No. laos.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
OHie of COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON, Aug. 70, 1880
Whereas, By satisfactory evidence presented to
the undersigned, it has been made to appear that
1.-THE Helena National Bank" Of the city of Hell
ena, in the county OF Lewis and Clarke and state
the statutes Of the United States. required to be
complied with before an association shall 30 au-
Now, therefore, i, Robert NJ. Nixon deputy
and acting,romp{roller Of the currency, do here
BY certify thst ''The Helena National Bank" in
the city Of Helena, in the county OF Lewis and
Clarke and state Of Montana. is authorized to
commence the business of banking ss provided
in section ffty-one hundred and sixty nine Of the
revised statutes Of the United States.
In testimony whereof witness
lnn my hand and seal Of of6cs. the
2oth day Of August, 1890
B. w. NIXON,
Deputy and acting comptroller Of the currency
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Basiasss Failures In New York.

New Yoak, Oct. 90.-Springer & Co..
Wholesale dealers in silk and wofsted yarns,
failed; Liabilities $4,000, assets about the
same. Isaac Z. Falk 4 Co., clothing, we're
closed by tho sheriff on judgments; l,abili-
ties $3.50, ZOO, assets not vet known. Isidore
Roaanthal, cloak manufacturer, has failed.
With liabilities reported upward of el5O.-
600. The largest amount Of confessed
Judgment vas 70 his wife.
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A full and complsts line Of the celebrated
Rodgers plated ware (warrantsd) Just received 1t
The dee Hive.
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win Arrive To-Day.

VIII Arrive To-day.
The following passengers will arrive to-
day ON the west-bound Northern Pacific:
John Richards, F. b. Slocumb, Mrs. H.
Robarts, A. +. Tyler, Mrs. p. v. More.
Via Great Northern railway: b. NJ, Hayes,
Mrs. b. Parcille, NJ. N. Tombers.
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Herbert Nicholson 4 Co. deliver the
finest cord wood promptly to any part OF
the city. Telephone. 243.
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Herbert Nicholson + Co. sell the best hay,
grain and feed Mt the lowest possible prices,
op posite N. p. freigh d epot.
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Special sale Of ladies' fast black wooden An d
cotton hose at The Bee Hive
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AMONG THE RAILROADS,
The Montana and Wyoming Com
pany's Trustees Meet and
Change the Name.
Ten Miles Of the Proposed Route
Filed With the Surveyor
General.
President Adams, Of the Union Paeine.
Talks-About the Northern Pacific
and Other Lines.

A meeting Of the Montana d Wyominc
Railroad company was held yesterday, at
their Office in this city. The object Of the
meeting was to change the .nams Of the
company az since the articles Of incorpora-
ton were filed it has been discovered that
a company bearing similar name had pre-
viously fled articles. The name was there
fore changed to the Montana 4 Wyoming
Eastern Railroad company" and the neoes-
sary papers were fled yesterday. "A map
showing ten miles of the proposed route of
the company was also submitted, accepted
and fled with the surveyor-general Of the
state. The ten miles located are in the
Castle mountain country. The stock books
Of the oompany'will be open Nov. 8, whom
another meeting of the company will be
held. 1t is understood that the stock will be
readily subscribed by eastern capitalists, or
more properly speaking, stockholders in the
Burlington d Missouri, of which system the
new incorporation 10 understood to be a
part. This company evidently means bust
ness. It is not doing much talk
ing, but it has men in the
field working away, and it will not
be many moons before this company will
have graders in the field. The prospects
for direct line to Castle from Helena are
consequently all the more encouraging, and
since the Burlington d Missouri is only
thirty miles from the Montana bound
airy 1t 10 only fair to presume that it will
continue its line through Montana AZ out
lined by the Montana Wyoming Eastern.
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Tho cheapest and bast plaoe In HelenA to bu,
mems winter underwear u ct The Bee Hive.
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Clear Havana homo made cigars 100 1t
SWend CarlsOn's.
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For Hosiery, Yarns, Underwear and
Gloves try the KnittinE Factory. AIS South
Main street.
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Burlington = missouri River.

huntington MissouFl RfveF.
It is proposed to grade about 100 miles Of
road beyond Merino. .Wyo., this year on the
extensions from near Cheyenne to a point
about fifty miles south Of Buffalo, in the
northwestern part Of the state. The rails
will probably reach Merino before the close
of the year. On the extension of the Grand
Island an Wyoming Central through South
Dakota, AS miles of track has been put
down since June between EdRemont and
Custer, s. D. On the Grand Island and
Northern Wyoming the track has reached a
point thirty miles northwest from New
castle.
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Northern Pacific.


At the annual meeting in New York last
week, the board of directors ratified tho
agreement entered into on April by the
Chicago and Northern Pacific, the Wis
oonsin Central company, and the Wisconsin
Central railroad. The board also adopted
a resolution requesting the new board to
continue to set apart the earnings of this
year due the preferred stock in CONSOLE
dated bonds at eighty five. and to take
into consideration at the earliest
date the question of increasing the
regular annual dividend on the preferred
stock above four per cent. now paid, or of
declaring an extra dividend; the increase
above four per cent. or the extra dividend
to be paid from the reserve fund, set apart
for the benefit of the preferred stock. Pres
ident Cakes saws in his report that by the
requirement of the Puget Sound Shore road
the Northern Pacific secures an important
line between Tacoma and Seattle, and by q
connection with the Seattle, Lake Shore
and Eastern (now controlled in the North
ern Pacific interest) it will afford q line
along the sound to the Canadian boundary.
The Central Washington gives acoess to q
rich part of Washington known as the Big
Bend country, and will probably in time be
extended to tho Okonsgon mining region,
The Rocky Fork and Cooke City line opens
to the Northern Pacific important coal
fields.
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Calgary and Edmonton.

Calgary and Edmonton.
North Of Calgary thirty-h i've miles Of track
has been laid and about sixty miles of
grading completed. Ono hundred miles of
track will probably be Anished this season,
and about 100 miles Of grading.
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fine line of ladies' and childrens fast black
Moolen and cotton hose just received at Tho Bee
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JOTTINGs ABOUT TOWN.

smoke Agnes Booth. Meyendorn &
Wells.
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Arrivals It Tho Helena.

G. H. Robinson, Marys-
Vile.
L. H. McMahon, Wood
burn, Ont
Jacob B. Wolff, New
York.
c. +. Annett ,6alt Lake.
J. ]. Shaughnessy. San
Francisco.
f. H. Young, Anaconda.
r. Z. Fitzgerald, Gran
ite.
]. q. Gregg. Great Falls.
Moses Ayman. Wayer-
ly. N. Y.
G. P. Chandler and
wife. New York.
A. n. Otis, Spokane
hlls.
4. Cohn. New York.
Miss Frances Shafer,
Arcadia Neb.
W. =. 6titt, Chicago.
P. H. Mansheil
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The Bee Hive is closing out their stock OF
children's cloaks 1t less than cost. It Win nav
you to see them before purchasing elsewhere.
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NJ. Garrett, Omaha.
G. p. Downing. Great
Falls.
]. H. Kane, Castle.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Car.
ney. Anaconda.
H. A. Amsden, Laramie,
NJ. F. Root. Canyon
Creek
John Currn. Tacoma.
NJ. Unyicker. Chicago.
J. E. Dixie. Great Falls.
j. & smith and family,
st. Louis.
n, W. Turner, Eng
land.
6. Gibson. Boulder.
Miss r. Curtis, Boulder.
c. II. Woodwork, Mis-
sou,A.
Chas. A. Herman, st.
Paul.
1. Zemhirsch. Marys-
Vile.
NJ. COnnors, Black
HA~k
b. H. West. Townsend.
Thos. H. Dousherty,
York.
]. h Baker, Great
Fa Is.
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1he largest line OF caps and ovsrcoats at the
lowest price,, to he sold in the next sixty DAYS At
The old popular STAND. Granite block
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Go to No II Warren street for sWitches viQs
and 'FRONT.' Hair cut, curled and dressed.
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For the best three-dollar suit of underwear 20
70 the old stand. Mady Clothing company. Gran
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smoke Agnes Booth. Meyendorn +
Wells.
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Smoke Agnes Booth. Neysadorn 4
Wells.
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Fuf-lined oyercoats ut S1l so: the ven hes,
Aade It $3.50. Old stand, Granite block.
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Arrivals At tho Grand Central,

T. p. Kooken, Ella.
ton.
9. II. Daniels. Cooke.
j. T. Vogt, Le Mars, Ia.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. ].
Donohue and chill
dren, Marysville.
r. W. Holmes, Detroit.
]. H. Jones. Valley.
H. l.. Cram. Valley.
j. w. RobeIts, Ninne-
apolis.
VIM. Dunstan. Ct.
Louis.
Mrs. l. Trumbly, st.
Ionis.
Spencer johnson. Warm
Springs.
g. &. Morrison, Great
Falls.
Ed. G. Shears, Boston.
VIM. Nesbitt, Minneap-
oils.
MI. and Mrs. W. Burke,
Marysville
T. G.. Murphy, Black
Hawk.
Ja.. Higgins, Nary-
w. D. Randall. Great
Falls.
H. Gleason, Great Falls.
ar. Elkhorn.
'ho Helena.
+. H. Hsvin. Litch-
field. Mimi.
h. r. Townsend, Min
neapolis.
Thos. Mccoy. Chicago.
Geo. W. Mueller, Chi.
cAgO.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P.
Dinsmore. New York.
Geo. l. Withers, De
Land, Cal.
v. " |, Schmidt. Now
j. X. Clark, Great
Falls.
George Weithcoht. Tos-
ton.
l.. B. Bennett and vife.
New York.
{. A. Thompson, New
York.
Herbert p. Reed. Rod
ney. g. r.
Or, Great Eallo
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We Lead Them All.

Ladies' muslin underwear il being closed out
ut cost 1T The Bee Hive.
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Homefor the sick. Ms. J. + CLkAvEs,
rs Spxuco st.
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The Hendricks Democratic club will 60 to
the Northern Pacific depot at noon to-day
to receive the democratic standard bearer,
Hon. w. w. Dixon, who speaks at the
opera house tonight. Though the recep-
tion will be under the auspices of the Hem
bricks club all other democrats are invited
to be at the depot at the hour mentioned
and help swell tho crowd that turns ont TO
receive the next congressman from Mon
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We Lead Them All.
New York Counts 50 cents per can. Extra
Select 10 cents Per can.
HAMS PACKING COMPANY,
122 Broadway. Telephone 2ls.
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Oh 1rsts'as usts p.rlz4 .ssa<sns.