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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-10-28

The Tempting of Pescara by Conrad Fer
dinand Meyer TRANSLATED from the German
by Mrs. Clara Rell New York: w. S. Colts
berger.) The exciting history of the Marquis
of Pescara of the time of Charles V, who
married Tittoria Colonna, was victorious
over Francis at Paira and who betrayed the
league of the Duke of Milan for the expul-
sion Of the Spaniards and Germans from
Italy into the hands of Charles V, forms the
episode Of this story. The narrative is
spirited and the subject is finely handled.
The book is bound in paper. price % cents.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-07

M
The Sons of Veterans held their semi.
montniy meeting last evening.
Emma Abbott will be the attraction ~
MlnR's opera house on the 18th and 18th Of
this month. -. -
The lecture announced for last evening
~ Dr. Milburn has been postponed nnti1
this evening. This has been due to delaye
en- route. >S"S'
The Woman's Relief Corps held thei,
usual semi-monthly meeting Last evenino
q the residence of Mrs. Flaherty, on War.
rem street.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
OF the Bald Butte Mining company win b 9
held ~ the offices of the company in Helen 4
next Monday. $500
Mrs. Abbott, the strong woman, ia billed
TO appear at Encore hall on the 18th and
10th OF this month under the management
OF John G. Remington.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Choteau Live stock company will be
held in this city at the Office Of the COM
pany on the 10th of this month.
The ladies Of the home missionary society
OF the Presbyterian church will give cake
iestlva! IN their rooms in the Grandon
block this afternoon and evening,
The ladies of the Grand-street Methodist
church gave Q social entertainment last
night in the basement Of the building.
very pleasant evening was enjoyed by all
who attended.
Some people who do not like the vav thu
election has gone find fault with the apr.ear.
ance Of the rooster ON The INDEpENDFNT,s
bulletin board; they think he is too lean
ne = ngntlng rooster and does not depend
on good looks. 'A
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LAND CIRCULAR.
1nrec Hundred and Twenty Acres 10 the
"a Limit

1nrec Hundred and Twenty Acres 10 the
Limit.
Inc local land ofIica has resolved q circu-
lar from the general land office. Tho circu-
lar u the result Of an act of congress an.
proved August 50. 1880, which restricts tho
acquirement Of title under the land laws 10
~ acres in the aggregate. The act refers
20 mineral lands as well As agricultural and
other lands. Following is the text Of the
circular:
NO person who shall, after tho passage
OF TINS act, enter upon any Of the public
Iands with view to occupation, entry OK
settlement under any Of the land laws,
snali pc permitted to acquire title 20 more
t9an ~ acres in the aggregate, under all
81 said laws, but this limitation shall not
operate to curtail the right of any person
VINO mas heretofore made entry or settle
ment on the public lands, or whose occu-
this act.
Provided, that in all patents for lands
hereafter taken up under any Of the land
laws OF the United States, or ON entries or
claims validated BY this act west of the one
nundredth meridian, it shall be expressed
tnat there is reserved from the lands In said
patent described, a right-of-way thereon
for bitches or canals constructed by the au-
tnoslty Of the United States.'
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The Castle Mountain District.

=. N. Beadle, who has been in the Castle
ming country looking over the district
p making an occasional political speech,
enthusiastic over the outlook for Castle
great mining camp. "When Castle
Es railroad" said Mr.. Beadle, Butte
have to look out if it expects to m ain
In the distinction of being the greatest
ming camp. Why, my dear SIR con-
ned Mr.. Beadle, growing more eloquent,
such place was found in Colorado, the
|te would be wild and two railroads would
built there long ago; l really believe Il
prove greater camp than Leadville,
|the mlneralized area to draw on IL much
Pater than that of Colorado's carbonate
mp: When q railroad reaches Castle. IT'D
OF prosperity will begin. At the present
re. though, the cost Of transportation is
post prohibitory to the shipment Of ores.''
n don't think" said another mining
n. that Castle will ever become a great
|eltlng point. The ores of that place
be in so great demand for the smeftino
|dry ores that the smelling companies
Y buy the ores and pay for them at the
nes. Lead is in great demand all over
country and will continue to be as this
entry cannot as yet furnish Q quantity
hcient to supply the demand and a
|Rht future for Castle is therefore as
Ted: You will see two railroads running
p Castle before next july"
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NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

Coal and Iron, Lumber and Improvement
Companies.
Tho following certificates Of incorpora-
ton were fled with the secretary Of state
yesterday:
Flathead Valley Coal and Iron company;
by James A. Talbot, ]. E. Gaylord, Lamar
tine T. Trent. Andrew ]. Davis, and Chas.
A. Nuss. Capital stock $500. in 6O,-
600 shares Of SO each.
Great Northern Lumber company; by J.
A. Talbot, Jared E. Gaylord, A. J. Davis.
Ohas. A. Nuss, Frank Langford, L. G,
Trent and w. G. Chalmers. Capital stock
500. 600 in 5000 shares of 800 each.
Northern International improvement
companyi BY J. A. Talbot, J. E. Gaylord.
A. j. Davis, Chas. A. Nuss, Frank Lang
ford, L. @. Trent and w. G. Chalmers.
Capital stock 5000, 600 in $1,000 shares Of
800 each.
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NE MINES OF MONTANA.
hey Have Produced Several Large
Fortunes During the Past
Ten Months.
list OF Dividends Paid by Min
ing Companies This
Year.
he Castle Mining Camp and What
IL Thought Of Hooper and Load
Markets.

The subjoined table of figures speaks
ore elegantly than words can portray of
. prosperity of the mining industry in
ontana during the past ten months. It
ould be pleasure to add to the list the
OTIS of the great Anaconda properties
tring the same period, and of the Colo
do company, of Butte And while We are
it the profits of BUD Meadow made
it of the Spotted Horse gold mine should
added. During the past ten months this
inc has produced close on to 100000 Of
yellow metal, and the profits Of the two
1tte companies mentioned. upon a con-
rvative estimate, ought to reach,
ring that period. e3.0W,OOO. II the
ranite Mountain company has paid more
an $2,00O,OO0 in dividends this year,
Anaconda company's profits with copper
its present high rates and which have
nerally prevailed during the year, should
double ~ much. Then there is Hon w.
Clark's mines, whose ores are treated
Fgely at the Butte Reduction company's
better. The mines Of Jefferson county,
b, have been an important factor this year
d these supply to large extent, the
Pelters at Great Falls and East Helena
tn ores. If the regular listed companies
W paid nearly 81 ,00O, 600 dividends, it is
fe to estimate that the profits of the close
operations will swell the total for the ten
|pnths to s., 600, 600; and whens the bells
|p0 out 1880 on January next it will be
nnd that Montana's total output of
d the profits will foot up 81, 200, 900.
Does mining pay is best answered in the
flowing list of dividends paid by Montana
mpanies from January to November 1:
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Will Arrive To-day.

The following passengers will arrive to-
day on the west-bound Northern Pacific:
Mrs. N. Corwin, Miss L. Corwin, MI. and
Mrs. J. K. p. Miller, Miss Lizzie Robin.
Mr.. W: Green, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee HauRhey.
Mrs Chas; Walker. Mr.. A. A. Lighthouse,
MI. Geo. Kelly. MIRA F. j. Woodward.
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The cake sale 1t the Presbyterian narlor in tha
Grandon block on Friday afternoon and eyeninr
promises to be great success: Attention Is
Called to the fact that the ladies who make :
speciality OF particular cakes have volunteered to
contribute. thus making . large variety Of deli
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PERSONAL.

A. A. Mcdonald is over from Philipsbure.
I. B. Hefter, Of Chicago came over from
Butte yesterday.
Archie McGregor came in from Diamond
yesterday and is at the Cosmopolitan.
Hon. VIM. Wallace, Jr.. has gone to
White Sulphur Springs on legal business.
Hon. ". D. Whaley. member from Jeffer-
son and Meagher, was in the city yesterday.
Patrick Talent, Dore Aiken and w. D..
Fenner came over from Butte last even
ing.
H. ]. Wilson, one of Butte's merchants
passed through Helena yesterday on his wey
east. = -
Attorney-G General Haskell returned from
Glendive yesterday. He says 1--WE republic
cans don't seem to be in it,
D. D. Mcmillan, superintendent Of the
Iron Mountain, is at the Cosmopolitan and
reports the mine to be looking better than
ever. eai,a s..
Miss Mary G. Wheeler, who has been for
the past three years in Paris studying art,
is expected to leave England for Helena
next month.
Hon. John Il. Woodson, member Of the
house Of representatives from Mearher
county, IL on q visit to the capital and
shaking hands all around over the sweeping
victory.
Yesterdays departures via the Northern
Paclt1c: Petroville jacob, New York; p. L.
4 hriGooom. New York; g: Il. Knapp. st.
Panl; John X. Midland, Washington, b. c.;
A. II. Silver, Wagner, Ind; g. e, VIRGIN
Topeka, Kas.; G. r. Reynold, Rockford. III:
Mrs. A. +. Allen. Chicago; j. u. Callahan.
minneapolis; Phil Shenon, Washington,
D. @. '
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Ihoy are GOing to Raise Prices and AL
shorter Hours.
The BARRIERS, evidently elated over their
recent victory in putting quietus on the
movement to open certain shops ON Sunday,
are not satisfied but are now striking out
Tor additional trouble. They are not con-
tent with peace. Their latest move is to
raise the price of shaving from l5 cents to
% cents and hair QUITTING from s. cents to
80 cents. In addition to this
they do not propose to work
after 8 O'Clock p. M. except on Saturdays.
One Of the members Of the union went
around with petition Yesterday and OBJ
tanned the signatures of the proprietora of
six barber shops. They say that the Nc
Kinley bill has increased the price Of tom
serial Implements, and one barber remarked
IN vindication Of the course they are pur-
suing that the freight on shaving paper has
also been increased. The BARRIERS will nm
doubleday succeed in this movement for q
while. but they will drive many people to
how to shave themselves.
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UNITED STATES COURT.
Judge Knowles Transacts Large
Amount Of Circuit and Dis
trict Business.
Contest Between the Fire Insur-
anoe Companies and the Bon
ner Mercantile.
A Prisoner who REQUIRED Too Much Time
to Wind mp His AfFAirs-Other
Matters.

The decision in the case Of the Hartford
and sixteen other IRE insurance companies
against the Bonner Mercantile company
was handed down by Judge Knowles in the
United States circuit court yesterday. This
10 contest growing out Of adjustment OF
losses by fire on the Bonner peoples' prop
erty, and was brought in the United States
court because the insurance companies are
nonresident corporations. The award OF
losses was left to three arbitrators- Joseph
Z. Treanor, selected by the insuran COM
panies; g. 3. lockwood. for the Bonner
people, and Theodore Schumacher, selected
a. umpire by the other two. Their decision
a. made ~ Schurmeier and signed by Rock
wood gave the Bonner company $6O,624. -.
The insurance companies contested on the
ground that the amount was excessive; that
lockwood acted in behalf Of the Bonner peo-
pie, and not on his own Judgment; and that
Schurmeier acted all alone in making his
estimate, which was founded on the books
OF the concern. and not on personal invest
igation.
On behalf of the insurance people it VIA
asked that the court enjoin the Bonner
people from collecting the amount Of the
award. The Bonner people demurred to
the complaint. claiming among other thinps
that the United States circuit court had NO
jurisdiction and that the insurance COM
panies had an adequate remedy at Law.
Judge knowles overruled the demurrer and
granted the temporary injunction asked for,
but required the insurance companies to
file bond for $4,000 to secure the amount
claimed by the Bonner people should they
secure Judgment.
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Ronandy's orchestra will be In atten-
dance ut the graud military bali n ~
given BY Battery A ON Friday evening
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Buy your silyerware and ont glass q The Be
Hive and save 20 per cent.
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Immense stock just opened at The Bee Hive.

For Hosiery, Yarns. Underwear and
Gloves try the Knitting Factory, 213 South
Main street.
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The largest assortment of wedding presenta i,
to be seen at The Bee Hive. and the prices the
lowest. II will we'll pay you to visit this estab
Ishmen tit in quest OF wedding presents
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Arrivals Mt The Helena.

deorge n. LOOMS. EN- ]. N. Burns and wife.
ma Abbott Opera Co. Butte. "e'
NJ 9. rankin, Ban James W. Forbes Butts.
Az H4clsco; William ecallon, Butte.
r. ~ as{eI, new York. g. G. Maclay, Crest
~. q. haKer, Benton. Falls
uSSssg y. ,Longbelle. T ]. Tigan, st. Louis
W. r rVv. aca1co. A. Ghristello. Minneap-
Vanoer Cook. oils.
". n. Tabor, st. Paul. Vail. Apot1 0reat
d. L. Harbaueh, St. J. Ia. i.m,,., W.
Paul. VI AA1pmau, new
Whitney Patsche. 6an ]. " n c.x
Francisco Er.rct.Sc OH1aos can
~; D. u1ne5. BOSNIAN; John A. Woodson
W.. "eDsser. he0 WhiteSul phurSprinRs.
r." =. =. Webster, Living
=. -. tucker, 1Avins- ston.
= H9n. To-. r.. A. F.Whitoomh. Shelby
II. ]. Wilson, butte. Charles II. Goud n,
j. H. Gallagher. Taco coin. Neh ~ AA111-
ma, Wash.
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Ladies' and children's winter underclothin.
very low ct The Bee Hive. '->---'
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Clear H.vase homo made cix,r. ~. :.
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a ns.hert Nicholsoa . Co. deliver 81.
the city. Tslephons. 343. pert q
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Go to No. II Warren street for switches. Wig
and fronts. Hair cut, curled and dressed.
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The grand military ball to be given bv
Battery A, Company c and Troon a ~
friday evening next, should be wei At
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600 pairs pants from 81 80 to So, the very best,
Montana Consolidated company, Granite block.
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Headqua:ters for window glaas and psinta m
oils Parchen's Drug Store. -
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Wells.
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United States Circuit Court Notes.
Judge Knowles, sitting as the United
States circuit court, yesterday allowed the
accounts of Yelling Knapton, clerk of the
district court at Deer Lodge. and took
under advisement those of Wesley Bates,
United States commissioner Of jefferson
county.
G. M. Webster, United States commits
sioner at Great Falls. resigned and John
". II. RedAad wss 20 a sns VACANCY; n;+a
States commissioner at Red Lodge. IN
place OF James Redpath, who was named
some time ago, but who did not live there,
In the case of the United States against
Goodrich and Hawk, Judge Knowles dis
missed the proceedings as to Hawk.
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The largest line Of caps and overcoats 1t the
lowest prices to be sold in the next sixty days at
the old popular stand, Granite block
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Wells. I
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Albums q al kiIds aid eradss It n p.
Hive. Prices reaeonahle. -
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Ne&ies to The P.bl,.

Iovsls and table linens st oost - ~ -
to mako room for no iday eoods. - htvs
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Arrivals At the Grand Central.

g. NJ. Allen Billings r, ]. Mckee RAJ p,rff
Mr.. and Mrs. stew. Mre N. ii Wilcnr Tan
Hanson. Maiden. Nile -s1A
William Nesbitt Mime. A. 10. Horan. Ch;c.~o.
= apoin J.. G. Robinson, Deer
I. L; G0gerty, Mtssoula. Lodge.
Jacob KNOT, Wickes. j. ]. Mickey. Rillina..
J.P. Hudnutt, Big Rap 7. q McNamar. Ri.
ids, Mich. eonla AAAe
A. =. briggs, Butte. j. e. Farkhill p1.car
/. Buell., Minneapolis. J.. Il Moe. Trvistcwr
y 6arnes, Kansas J. Anson Salt Lake.
=. q. Culyer, Jefferson. Gr. and Ars- Col. r. N.
ue9rEe y. johnston, Malone, Miles City
n Ne1nart. G; H: Carpenter, it,
n. LOOMS. Deer Paul
Lodge. IA. stone Deer Lodge.
HI P.Armstrong, CRAIG q. Ri0oa f.sst Holsnsss :
T. 8. Ellis, Bozeman. II. Shieyer. Tovnsand
]. ii. Finn, Livingston. C. A. Ratea Mart;ns.
CIV. Hickman, Living. dale
st1n. DIV Winner. Seattle.
-. I. johnston, Fort Al. il. Parker, Boulder
ZIG; Logan. !. =. Mcbride, Butte.
Wlih.m Shakespeare. W. H. Butler. st. Paul.
Basin Mr.. and Mrs. J. 4,
Proud. Anaconda
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The grand military ball to b <i-e. Nv
nattery A, Company G and Troop a. On
Friday evening next, skoala be well A.
tended.
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The Rec Hive for bargains.
Large line Of ostrich and turkey feather dusters
ust received ut The Bee Hive
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United States District Court Calendar.
The calender of the United States district
court was called by Judge Knowles yester,
day and the following criminal cases yet for
trial:
Nov. 11-Donnell Grant; j. M. Ross.
Nov. 72-T. ]. Lynde ct al.
Nov. 13-Henry Williams.
Nov. 14--J. u. Snyder.
The following civil cases were assigned
for trial:
Nov. 10--Womas E. McKaine vs.. Northern
same; Northern Pacific railroad comnanv
ys. 8. N. Meadows; M. Wise ct al. vs.. q. mi.
Jefferis. -
Nov. 12-W. E. Sims vs. Northern Pacific
railroad company; the Powder River Cattle
company vs.. county commissioners Of Gus
ter county. -
Nov. IF. ]. Carrel Va. Montana smelt-
ing company.
Nov. PA. serensen vs.. Northern Pa
cific railroad company.
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Bee Hive 'As c1S q The
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J. r. Porter

Has several nice houses for rent convenient
IL located.
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- baby carriages ut Tbs Pss Hive n 49,
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th' beautiful sov.r h..l.,. .. n. h.
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na.'a< y - sas. II Gs....
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yackson'smusio store Bailey block.
Dinner from II to ct the Bon Ton.
Board and rooms at Miss Neagle'a 1la
Clark street. IN
Schlappi, the artistic piano tuner. Cap
tai City Music Co.
James ". Barker, merchant tailor, Main
z ct. opposite First National bank.
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Failed to Pay His Fine.

TS1ou 20 ray Els Fine.
Judge Knowles is about to instruct the
United States marshal to hunt up one Joe
Demoss, who was fined $3.50 some months
ago for perjury, Demoss told the then
marshal that he guessed he would serve
time rather than pay. He wanted time.
however. to fix up things on his ranch and
bid his wife goodbye. This was allowed.
and he has been taking all the time since,
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Wells. oysa@of0
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HELENA IN BRIEF.

Wells.
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w snSh. Asn.. Bo.th. A.y.aderr
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HAL Cho1ns and 6Wltchoa
Mrs. II. Miller announces to the public
that she is prepared to receive orders for
hair chains and switches. Call At 218
Broadway. $40
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The Copper Market.

Ehe Engineering and Mining Journal.
\. ], thus reviews the copper situation:
P uneasy feeling which has prevailed for
Pc weeks past was marked during the
rent week. and more and more il the
fef gaining strength that the price of II
ITS for Lake copper cannot be upheld
y long. We have not 80 far heard that
Lake companies have given way, but on
contrary are assured that ali Of them
holding out for that price, and it now
fains 70 be seen whether the manufactur-
have to 60 to the Lake companiea. Of
versa. lntrinsically the eituation Of
(per has not changed at all.
Ptocks are slowly diminishing, consump
2 10 good, but there 10 q certain feelino
oietrust IN all markets which IL more Of
connected with the stiff money market
the unsettled state of affairs on the
PIX exchange.
few more secondhand parcelsof Lake
per have changed hands at 1857. but
|ee transactions are quite insignificant.
Important fact came to light Just after
tass went TO press, namely, that q COM
etion mas been formed BY all the princi-
eastern manufacturers and repreaenta-
p or the western producers, by WHICH, tia
ee OF Arizona copper was fixed at 49,
|ts ana casting copper at 141< ana 49,
e. We understand that these prices
Y INTO effect at once, and although earIv
he week few transactions took nlsce
Lightly lower hgures nothing can eince
bad below these prices. It now remains
|e seen if the stipulations Of this agree
ht will be faithfully carried out, about
|ch some doubt seems to exist in the
[1e S
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JOTTINGs ABoUT.TO

Smoke Agnes Booth. Mevendor1
Wells.
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For the best three-dollar suit of underwear 70
TO the old stand. Montana Consolidated company,
Granite block.
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HAIR Chains ma s-,,,n..

Prices ON all goods At The Bee Rive comp.,a
With eastern Quotstions Sops1o
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Looking Abroad for Le.a.


engineering and Mining Journal: Only
|ew transactions can be recorded, az
~ arrivals are expected next week, and
he interval consumers have been limit
their purchases to their barest wants.
few lots sold changed hands at 5.75 or
fsabouts. but for delivery next week not
|e than $50 is obtAinable. and the prob.
|ity is that before long prices will de-
e to the importation point, namely. "a
oc. At that level, as consumers are AL
p without supplies, a very fair business
% expected. It looks as il We vonid
have to depend on Europe for supplies
some time to come, as We hear al NO
being shipped from the west to eastern
b. ~ oos'eiA
he market in London went up fully Eve
lungs early in the week, and rs hear
near delivery lead is almost unobtaina-
as nearly all the reserves of lead have
shipped to this country, and consum-
Pver there are now also dependent on
|ent production. The shipments from
frslla are reported to have fallen off
noerabiy OF late, and amounted IN De-
= rd % only 4OO tons, against an average
,6oO tons monthly. which l. an import-
decrease. We quote Spanish lead el4
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York prices.
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Only 6rst-ola.s oyster parlors, motor Office.

Fnr-lined overcoats at $11 so; the very best
made at $s150. Old stand, Granite block.
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Boys peg top. Just rsceiysd .. Ths Bee Hive.