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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-21

MAHRtAcE LacESsrs have been issued
since our last report to
John A. Rohrscheib and NJ. A. Frasier
Wm. Line and Mary Eiferf.
A yonng lady asked an editor This ex.
'raordinary question: DO YOU think Il
right for q girl 20 st on ayoung man.
lap. even II she Il engaged 2"
Wherenpon the editor told this extra.
ordinary lie I'VE have had no expert.
|snce in the matter referred to-"
Why didn't he saw. IL II a our girI
and our lap. yes; ifit was another girl,
md our lap. yes; but II IL wa our girl
never.-Ex.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-21

rrLasi week was . kind Of moving
week ia Ji-ner Mr.. Hpneycut moved
Nh tis new house: VIZ R~nner moved in
w. hnu ". Y seated by Mr H%oneyrut: ~.
Wagner moved j. he new house huii,
n i'm On nh street. aud Mr.. Esnme,l
hlvea 10 The Mr.. John house on sth
ytet.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-21

iArEovfNF~r.-The increasing husi-
hes' "a W.. John 7 Melchior rrn'iered u
necessary for him - have more store
nom y - he ha- torn the OIL build
'"gs FROM Tho rear Of his store. and
WIZ extend his business oom hack fort.
're'. iie carries = nire. clean. nen
s'o'A ~ merchandise all the time. and
We 90 not wonder ~ increasing business
compelling hin: 10 enlarge.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-21

lrHE BEsr SALvE in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rhcum re-
YER Sores. letter, Chopped Hands. Chill
blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no pay re.
ouircd. II il guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
35 cents per box. For sale at Martin
Fricdman's Drug store.
March Let, 1S80.--ly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-21

Nav rsrs. MR. Iasarn. Di-a
inIer purchasers ~ thi- werk on NEW
Ton street. from Mrs li.chErssng, ADD
wv build = cottage residence on II ~,
ipr w u.s..
VI Joseph Gsriner bought a lot ~
Nr Friedman on w. 9th street. and viii
lu'a outage on it.
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The following itcin has been going ths
rounds Of the press. and A. our druggist. ,.
+ sab handles the goods, it may interest our
re aders;
Having had occas ion 10 use Chamberlain
Cough Kennedy, i gives me pleasure TO state
that found il % bc the best medicine Tor d
cough ! ever used in iact. il cured me Of 4
cough thar had hahiei several other cough
melicines X. ErKsgrT. A~fali.-a. lows
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-21

r-Mr. - q Acorn. o. me American
] 'lleciing and Reporting Association. j.
n \ iasrer working IN he interest ~ the
amy Assoriasson Mr.. Airnrn Intends
~ thoroughly ntganize Dubois county
Al m"ehani- WHO naye uii aud rsl-
lswri Grains should rake mrmarr-hi
WIN Tim Tor Ihrir own prnteriInn.
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is Han stephen Allen Young man
fum near Dun. VS. trle'l before E-q.,
>unrlork 90 "Wednesday f,r carving
concealed weapons. fnuni guilty. aud in
default ~ payment of $t360 line asi
cp.t.. wa. sent ~ III ~ board il out.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-21

>lr. jaime. LAnbe !. u Nov s~s-unswicx
inoi-. says; " was badly afflicted Will
eumstism IN the hips nnd lcgs. when
cured me Ia three days. ! nm All right to
lty and would INSIST on every enc who /
Afflicted. with that terrible disease. 70 u
.tIamts rlain's Pain Balm md gei we'll n
|ncc FOR ale hy y. Il. Sulb I'm.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-21

T--That tired. debiliiased feeling. 50
peculiar 70 Spring, indicates depraved
blood. Now j. The time 70 prove the
beneficial effects 81 Ayers ~srsapariiia.
U ciranses The .v-tem. restores physical
energy. sud infnses new Lille aud yigor
into every fii,re ~ the hniv.
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GrTo overcome the marks OF ace, Al
VINO have gray boards should use Buck.
'ngham's Dye for the Whiskcrs, the hes
ana clcanest dye made for coloring
brown or black.
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LIZA subscription was raised 10 fns-
nish The plank, and the low road along
the Goeiz farm. just west OF Jasper. on
the Petersburg road, u being pIanked
This week from hill 10 hill. The pIsnk-
ing should be continued % Ireland.
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0v"Ayer's Medicines have been salts,
factory 70 me throughout my practice
especially Ayers Cherry Pect0rsl. which
has been used BY many Of my patients
one o. whom says he knows il saved nj.
,iie.-'-F. l.. Morris, NJ. d.. Brooklyn
". u.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-21

ryLawrrncc county Democratic
primary conventions divide the nine
yo'e. az tint county between ID wis Nh.
,,cs. Dohhin- ani Cobb, Davis getting
.hfee OF lhem
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To any person who will let us know
OF any one destroying or deacing any o.
our fence sigma and adve rtisements
lw. SCnuHM AcnER 4 SON.
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IA nnus,er Nh lrn T. .~emi frnrr
I..ret 10 Engli-h nj. week "a ~nrk v,
No ~cihefi. H,ucr \ iiein Shimgc uus'
Save factory there.
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tdurt 40 L&
STATE or INDIANA.l :
DrRofs County,. 80
Dubois Circuit Court. Aprii Term. 1880.
Charles Stallcup,
W. >Quiet Title
Joseph S'allcup, Eiizahefh
Stsllcnp. John Stailcup.
Mary a. Stallcup. Lncinda
Ne~ki <, William W.
New kirk.
IskNiiE pI,iniifTin The above cause having
! iilrd his complaint therein, ingethr.
with IN affidavit that said action i
thought for the purpose If quoting t;tis
- real estate In Dubois county. Indians
md that the defendants Joseph Sfallcup,
Elizabeth Stsllcup. John Stnllcnp. Mary
"A Sfallcup. Lucinda Newkirk and Wit
lam w. Newkirk are NOT residents
|nf the State Of Indisns aud thai thes
IRE necessary parties 10 said action
New. therefore, said defen dauis are here
by notified that unless they be. and ap'
near On May Z. 1890. The same being The
9fh Judicial day OF the next April term
1880. OF the Dubois Circuit Court. TO bt
holden on the fourth Monday OF April
1880. ~ the court honse in Jasper. IL
~rlsi county aud State. and answer o.
drmnr 10 said complaint, the same will
ne heard and determined IN their ab
sence.
In witness whereof, I hare here
unto set my hand. snd afixs,'
~ the zeal Of said Court, this 1871
day Of March. 1890.
l0>ATz EcKERT. Clerk
Duboi, Clrcnit Court.
TRArLoR 4 HUNTER, Atty's.
March n. 1690--3w. sfpf 50
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YOUR o A CHLAPl
MAT. ECkERT,
In Coal

Il now ready TO deliver the PEST
COAL mined In Southern Indiana,
from his mine three-quaBters X
mile Northwest o fJasper. AlutFcr
vein than either 81 the other mines
are working.
Orders left az the Store ~ M.
SermcrSheim ~ Co. Win recN.vs
prUmpJ attention. Sep. y ~
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PROBATE CAUSE.


Elizabeth BachAr. Admins
traIrix. ofesta,e Of Philip Bacher
deceased,
Margaret Mehne, John Mchne.
Anna Seng. ct al.
10 the Circuit Court. Of Dubois County
Indiana. April Term, 1890.
sVO Margaret Mehne. John Mehne
! Anna Serg. Louis Seng. Jr., Martii
Bscher, Margaret Bscher. John Bacher
Margaret Bacher, Jr, Amelia Bacher
sophia Bacher, Margaret B. Bacher, Bar
bra NJ. Bacher and Franz y. Bacher.
You are severally hereby notified that
The above named petitioner as Admins
Of the estate aforesaid. has filed II
the Circuit Court OF Dubois County. In
diana. = petition. making yon defendant,
and praying therein for IN order
and decree Of said Court authorizing the
sale Of certain Real Estate belonging 10
the estate Of said ~decedent, and in said
petition described. 10 make assets for the
payment OF the debts and liabilities OF
said estste and that said petition, 50
filed and pending, IL set for hearing in
said Circuit Court, 81 the Court House III
Jasper, Dubois County, Indiana. on the
9Th judicial day Of the April Term. 1890
OF said Court. the came being the 9Th day
Of May, 1890
Witness. the Clerk and seal OF
{LS. sSid Court. this 9Th, day OF
March. 1890.
IGSATz EcKrRT, Clerk
Dubois Circnit Court.
TRAYLoR a HUNTER, Atty.'s
March Z. 1S90-3w. % 90.
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20 Mr. John Gerber has bought the
former residence 81 Mr.. +. j. Gosman
on East oh street, aud viii move from
~ 'arm 10 u. lie paid $1.2OO 70 tn
Trustees Of the b0mdsmen for n.
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yTwn weeks from next VI niav J
~slerlion LAY. Bring v ,nur tirketS 4
mini.
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w p. Suit. Druggist. Bippus. Ind.
,fslhes: II can recommend Electric
.l1lcrs - the very best remedy. Every
"o'1e sold has given relief in every case.
one man took six bottles, and vas cured
y rheumatism Of 10 years Standing
abraham Hare, druggist, Beliesillc,
Dhio' afirms 1.-The best selling med
'cine have ever handled IN my 20 years
sNperience, Il Electric Bitters.' Thou
sanus ~ others have added their testi-
20 that the verdict u unanimous
Electric Bitters do cure all diseases
y we Liver, Kidneys or Blood. Only
I naii dollar y bottle at Martin Fried
mans Drug Store. ,.
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rERsoSAL-Dr. r. 4. Coble. the e.
.e'en' and energetic Trustee Of HArbison
,ownship. called on the Courier Tuesday
,nrnr some handsome monographs. etc
~ Dr. proposes 70 improve the stock
~ locality. lie ssys he expects 70 be
s'e'eclei Trustee. and will serve the
people right.
y, az. John L. Brett Il away from HON 9
II nls' Dors Hope, % Boone Tp., was In
,spcr one day this week. her school 10
psncer county having closed for the
~. John Scberrcr returned home from
hsouri last Satu rdsy, whittier he has
psmu since last fall working for Mr..
~smoo 10 the timber business.
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NOTICE )!

NOTICE the effect thar LOW PRICES
~ ~ the CASH AND ONE PRICE
STORE o. SCHCHMACHER& SONS
7sving. We are The only Cash and One
Price House in Dubois County. and can
eel you GeneraI Merchandise lower than
ou can buy elsewhere. TO make money
. % save money. and 10 save money is to
'uy cheap. Everybody. rich or poor.
pay cash. No per cent. added for Iosses
IN bad accounts.
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Foa REvr.-A four room house Ia Jas
per. Apply a Courier Office.
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For trustee. Madison Township
h. S..tsi {, srrwAnr ~ ean iiise for r~e.elcr 10,
sstes n Nsdison i"~nAllp
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f,.rgn Fr9srrf> 4 4 CANDIDATE IN r-eleciiul
,,a.es N haNbridee township
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DRESS GOODS
SANDS BROS,
Nor1gE OF ADM1s1srRArRn, SALE &. 9

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIVE, SALE OF
~ real estate. In the district court OF the Fin
judicial District Of the State of Montana, in auI
for the county of Lewis and Clarke.
Notice 10 hereby given that in pursuance Of a
order Of the district court Of the First Judlcis
District Of the State of Montana, in and for IL
County Of Lewis and Clarke, made ON the 20tI
day Of May, A. d. 1890. in tbs matter Of the ed
tate Of f. n. Dunphy, deceased: the nndersigne9I
auction, to the highest bidder, Tor cash. lawftI
money Of the United States Of America. and sud
iect to confirmation by said district court. 81
Saturday, the 9Th day Of November, A. D., 1890
stS O'clock D. m. & the front door Of the coul
house, in the city Of Helena county Of Lewis AMI
Csrke. state Of Montana, ali the right title. inte
est and estate Of the said +; n: Dunphy q g.
forest that the said estate has BY operation Ct Is
70 that Of the sa;d Il y. punphy, e the time r., &
and water right, situate, lying and being n u
county of Lewis and Clarke, state OF Montana
and described ~ follows. t0-wit:
certain quarts mill sttuAto near PARK City
toeethsr with the machinery and certain Wate1
a right attached thereto.
Terms and conditions Of sale: Cash, in lawfq
money Of tho United States Of America.
Ten per cent Of the purchase money to be pail
the adminietratrix ON the day OF sale, balance 81
confirmation Of tho sale by said district court.
Deed at expsnse of purchaser:
Adm'x Of the Estate Of E. II. Dunphy. deceased
baAsd Helena. Mont. October 10. 1890.
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eferr.d 70 the city attorney and city en-

kAAoSIs
On motion of Alderman Llssner the
mayor appointed committee OF cisizsns
to investigate and report to what extent tho
Soap Quloh dumping ground has been dam
aged By throwing garbage there: me CHAIR
appointed Jno. T. Murphy. ID. A. Cory ana
The oity marshal was instructed to tear
down "A fence which blockades Harrison
President Steele said he would like to see
some action taken on the Seventh ward
hose house. He wanted to see the matter
settled as il was growing late in the season.
He knew where some very desirable 1913
reminded the council that he had vetoed
tho ordinance appropriating 1920 for the
Neill lot and il the council desired to take
any action it could do 20.
Alderman Thompson reminded President
Steele that he had voted with the commit
tee which recommended the purchase OF
the lot. This brought Alderman Steele to
his feet. He stepped to the floor while
Alderman Gallagher occupied the presl,,
dents chair. Alderman Steele clearly ana
forcibly gave a statement for his reasons
in finally refusing to endorse the commit
tees action, which was simply that the
city was being used to advance the ln1el-
ests of certain SPECTATORS, and 1t was que
to the taxpayers that the council should
protect their interests. Alderman Thomp-
son made the statement that it was simply
a question of. is the lot worth the money,
is it desirable location and did IT meet
the approval Of the committee2 Alderman
Connolly said that was the questlon-ls the
lot worth the money? He would say posi-
lively that it is not and he would stand by
President Steele. In this connection ne de-
MED any imputation that he purposely Re,
NAMED away from the special
meeting Of last week when the
veto came up. Alderman Dunn
said he had nothing to say as he might De
led into personalities He therefore moved
that the matter be laid over until next meet
ing. This carried, and it was agreed 70
hold the next meeting two weeks from last
night. ,y..
wanted to know if the committee appointed
to investigate the charged preferred against
him by Alderman Dunn were ready to re-
port. The committee was not quite ready,
but Mr.. Spencer, the chairman, said as far
as he had been able to learn there is no case
at all against the alderman. His name
does not appear anywhere in the records Of
the fire department and the committee ID
trying to learn when Alderman Wilmer was
Il ire marshal. Council then adjourned.
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Alderman Spencer was anxious to see the
levy raised to seven and one. half mills. and
Gallagher wanted to raise it to eight mills.
be adopted. The latter was adopted, the
ordinance placed on it's final passage and
passed.
Col. Keller wanted $500 for his shaft.
He was heard, but no action was taken.
The street commissioner report for Sep
TENDER was read. The expense during the
month Was 81 ,524.75.
Offering lots 6 and Z, in block 5. Tietjen'e
addition, and another from Con Kelly Offer
ing enc lot for $500. or two for $1,000, all
being in the Seventh ward, were read and
referred to the committee on fire depart.
ment, on motion Of Alderman Dunn.
petition for water pine extensions fol
residents near Bedford street was granted
were released from the bond of Mr.. Abeles
the lessee of the sewer farm.
lengthy discussion was INDUCED in rel
alive to sewer connections on Beattie stree
and Eighth avenue. At the last meeting o,
the council MIR. Andrews was given the priv
ilege of making connection With WILCOX
pipe, provided he paid half of the cost O
to pay. beeause hs had to put ID man hol
and s's and 40 to good deal Of extra ex
penss which he did not anticipate. tn
question vas hnally disposed Of by tn
city agreeing TO reimburse Mr.. Wilcox i
the sum of 50 eonts foot for the sewer b
built, and Mr., Andrews will also be paid e
his work when completed.
The BARRIERS wefe permitted TO rsplae
their bafbel poles in front Of their places Z
business.
A accumulation from Mrs. Jessie Smit
aaking Tor damages for injuries received
falling down somewhere, was referred
- judiciary committee.
4 conauRieatioa from Jos. Davis y,
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Mr.. George J. Crane Again.

COUNCIL BLUFFS. Iowa, Oct. "a, 1s9O.-To
The HELENA INDEPENDENT = Gentlemen:
Through the kindness OF III. ST." of Hell
ena, Mont. (who seems backward about
signing his full name to his letter., / am
in receipt this morning of clipping from
your paper issued between the 18th and 2lst
of this month. in regard to George ]. Crane.
The article contains letter addressed to
Leopold Marks, of Helena, Mont, from ].
A. Stoddard, secretary of the Northwestern
Masonic Aid association, of Chicago. There
is an error in the letter which wish to rec
tify and to notify the Masonic fraternity Of
Montana and elsewhere that George j.
Crane is not connected with this association
in any capacity, nor do we entertain any
idea Of changing our plan or Of attaching
any pythian OF other Insurance. to our as
ISOLATION. but propose to conf1ne our mem
bership strictly to the Masonic fraternity.
Yours respectfully, w. j. JAMESON,
Sec'y U. 8. Masonic Benevolent Assn.
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Indians and Half Breeds Cannot Vote.
The opinion of Attorney General Haskell
on the right of half breeds to vote was pre-
pared and forwarded yesterday. It is brief
and to the point, and says: .Indians nor
half breeds, under our present laws, cannot
be naturalized or vote. unless specially au-
thorized by treaty or laws of congress.
Under our present laws an Indian or half
breed cannot be naturalized, or make him
the consent and cooperation of the govern
ment"
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Herbert Nicholson & Co. sell the best hay
grain and feed at the lowest possible prices
opposite N. P.freight epOt.
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Round Trip Rates to Chicago.

Round TIP RAteS 70 CHIcaEo'
Commencing Oct. 16 the Union Paclnt
Railway will sell round trip tickets from
Helena, Mont. to Chicago, Ills. and return
at $500. Tickets good going thirty day.
and returning thirty days, extreme limit
ninety days.
A. E. VEAz1E, F. g. P. Agent.
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No. 4.4O6.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

No. 4.4O6
TREASURY DEPARTllENT.
OH.e OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON, Aug. ~, 1880
Whereas, By satisfactory evidence presented to
ssThe Helena National Bank" Of the city OF Hel-
sna, in the county Of Lewis and Clarke and state
the statutes Of the United States. required to be
compiled with before an association shall be au-
thorized to dominance the business Of banking.
and acting Comptroller Of thescnrrsncy, do here
By certify that Tho Helena National Bank" in
the city Of Helena, in the county Of Lewis and
commence the business Of banking as provided
in section tifty-ons hundred and sixty nine of the
revised statutes Of the United States.
- In testimony whereof witness
sEA1.S 81 day q Hase.t issa =
r. W. NIXON,
Deputy and acting comptroller Of the currency
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Total after equalization by county
Doafu oaUsoV&,l4S
Value apportioned by state board OF
equalization to the county of assess
ment Of railroad property ...........$ 404,600
Total value of all property for ~ ess-
In addition to this will be the supple
mental assessment of $3.O16, 249, making a
grand total Of $29, "a. 1886 for the county,
after making the reductions in real estate
ordered by the county commissioners.
The city assessor has completed the work
Of making the reductions on the regular
and supplemental assessments. and the
result is that the levy will have to be
raised to seven mills to bring in enough
money to meet the requirements. In max
ing the reduction of 20 per cent on real es-
tate great deal was taken of, and many
who before were assessed over 800, COO have
now fallen below that amount. Following
is a list Of those who will pay taxes to the
Q ity on over 800, 900 Of property, with the
A. &~Nv
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scandinavian Democratic Meeting.
The Scandinavian Democratic club will
hold meeting tonight in the rooms of the
Hendricks club, Independents building.
Hon. G. b. Nolan will address the meeting;
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Lnndheeg's celebrated extracts only $50 p
bottle 1t The Bee Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-29

A fine line of ladies' and children's fast black
wooden and cotton hose just received At The Bee
Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-29

Gra1d ailiAary ball 1t the Arssnal No.
4. Company Q anA Troop 4.
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Ladies' muslin underwear 10 bsing closed GU
at cost at The Bee Hive.
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The celebrated c. 9. corset in black and color
only 75c At Tho Bee Hive.
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The Bee Hive il closing out their stock of
children's cloaks at less than cost. 1t will pay
you to see them before purchasing elsewhere.
-. Hendricks Club Meeting.
meeting will be held this evening at the
rooms of the Hendricks club. Good speak
era will be present to discuss the political
issues of the day. All citizens are invited
to be present.
Mineral Patents Received.
The following numbered mineral patents
have been received at the United States land
office for the Granite Mountain Mining
company: 1859, 1908, 2O29 and 9, los.
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Smoke Agnes Booth. Meyendor6 b
Wells.
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If you want any Plated Ware go to The Bes
Hi We and save 20 per cent.
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=, -,.--l - 49,
The name OF Rev. W. A.. fassavant, Jr.,
hotel. Mr.. Passavant is the superintendent
~ Enoliab missions in the Lutheran church
"a OuklA1A AAos' - sAAo
of the English Lutherans of Helena into a
congregation. A valuable. 1OOx6O feet on
Ewing street. Is 1eld ioi inc cnni I an. ana
tae mission ooa1u VII .. onCo oonu VA au1o
new enterprise. ANY who may pc Interested
will confer favor by ieavang tneir names
eran services WILL be held on sunday next.
a''ef'
------
,rh, h,,Ls ~ ..M.dv Clotb;no comn.nvr ara
nos OMEN and Mr.. James Miiisch will attend to
tho cotIact;nn Mt Tho old stand and issue receinta
Consolidated Commercial company. October
us...... ., -;nd,,., ,,... ,:;rd MINI. :.7
oils. Parchen's Drug Store.
!:' =, =, ::.,,,,: -. :, =: celebrate.
The sss Hive:
For Hosiery; Yarns. Uader.s: y 3. and q
The cheapest and best place in IL H s , to buy
snoke Agnes Booth. heys.dorn =
Wells.
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Muslin underwear At cost to close At The Bee
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