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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-05
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

There will be special meeting Of the city
council this evening.
Rev. W. Rollins will deliver his lecture
on 'Heroism Modernized' at st. Paul's
church this evening.
Michael Jungblutt and Lena JONAH, of
Helena, were granted n marriage license
yesterday.
Lecture in Adams hall Wednesday even
ing at eight o'clock by Mrs. Laura p.
Howey. Subject: "What shall VIC teach
the childrenf'
The promoters of the new social club will
hold a meeting this evening at eight
O'clock in the Engelhorn Business college,
corner of Main and Sixth avenue.
Tickets for the concert to be given for the
Presbyterian church, at Encore hall,
Thursday, May 7, will be for sale at Pope
d ONConnor's store, Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday.
Mayor Kleinschmidt has given orders
that the policemen, in making their rounds
shall note all defects in the roadways OF
the sidewalks, so that tho matters may be
reported to the owners of property or the
other proper persons and repairs made.
A young gentleman who gave the name
of NJ. Qnin is locked up at police headquar-
ters on the charge of assaultinR a lady. He
had known her in Missou!a and meeting
her on Main street, threw his arms about
her and kissed her. This constit uted the
assault.
Policemen Lloyd and Lynch arrested
four youths at al early hour yesterday
1horning. They had just come in from
Butte in company with nine Others. They
were locked up on the charge of being va
grants and sneak thieves. One of them
told Policeman Lloyd that the whole thir-
teen were professional houseworkers.
E. G. Pursell was found on Main street
last night in company with Il good jag and
twenty-five cents. He told Policeman
LLOYD that he had gotten drunk on the
money belonging to the news agent on the
Great Northern railroad, for whom he is
working. Pursell was locked up on a
charge of drunkenness.
There is one man in Helena who believes
that some luck hangs to the number thir-
teen. 1t is Policeman Joe Callahan. A
Main street merchant put a jar of dimes,
niokels and pennies in his window, and
offered to give it to the first man who
guessed nearest tine cash contents. Gala
han guessed $13. A few days later some
n guessed S13.06. The jar contained
Sl3.O3, midway between the guesses. Cal
iahan being first got the coin. He expects
to put it in church in installments.
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Only Eight Belong to the League.

10 HE INDEPENDENT: In your article in
Mondays INDEPENDENT entitled "Riders on
Two Wheels" il was stated that most of the
cyclists here were member of the League
of American Wheelmen. Now, that WAS a
mistake. In point of fact we have only
eight members of that most excellent or
ganization in this state. If we had only
seventeen more we could have n state di-
vision and be entitled to n chief consul,
secretary, treasurer. and all the advantages
afforded by the league to its divisions.
Now, If a few of our influential wheelmen
and w~heelwomen would do a little recruit
ing we would soon have the required
twenty-five. The writer has been a member
for the past four years and also l.. A.. W.
consul III Minnesota and knows whereof he
writes. Respectfully, w. j. WooD,
L.. A. w. No. Ala.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. Thomas Cooney, of Canyon Ferry, is
in the city buying mining outfits.
Police Sergeant Nicholson has zone to
Lewiston as Il witness i'll a case before the
court there.
MI. I'll. o. Wilson has assumed charge of
the Union Pacific office as freight and pas
songer agent. Mr.. c. L. Rhodes, the cashier
with Agent Veazie, will retain the same
position with MIR. Wilson.
X. T. Cullen and family and Mrs. A. NJ.
judd, ali OF st. Paul, Minn., are in the CITY
on their return from southern California
where they have been spending the winter
They will remain here several days, the
guests of Hon. w. Il. Cullen. of this city,
to whom they are related.
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Tho World EurichcI,,

Tho facilities OF the present day for the
production of everything that will conduce
TO tho material welfare aud comfort of
mankind nre almost Unlimited and when
syrup of Figs was first produced the world
was enriched with the only perfect laxative
known, rs il III the only comedy which IS
truly pleasing and refreshing to the taste
and prompt and otlectual 10 cleanse the
system gently III tho spring time, OF. in fact,
at any time. and tho better II Is known the
more s,pular 1t ]ecorses
Tho largest limo uf gents neckwc4r IN lie city
ut llu Bee Hive, AT oNr and !ac.
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THE HOTEL
Opening OF tho Popular House to Tn"e
Place To-Day.

Opening OF tho Popular House to Tn"e
Place To-day.
The Hotel Broadwnter will BIO opened for
Its third season to-day. To dwell at any
length on tue comforts and conveniences OF
this elegant and popular resort, hnd the
beauties Of ita surroundings. would only
be telling the people Of Helena what thes
already know. The hotel has been thor
oughly oyerhanled and looks like m ontiro
new house after It's spring cleaning. A
number Of the rooms have already been
engaged for the summer and Col. Broad
whtef will move his family there shortly.
Mr.. A. W. Campbell, the new manager, has
made n favorable impression on thohe
whom be has met, II already has many
friends in Helena. Mr.. Campbell comes
from Kansas City, where he made quite n
reputation at the Hotel Bonaventuro. A
fltst~c!ass chef has also been engaged. To-
morrow, Wednesday evening, there will be
a grand concert at the hotel.
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Dnes Advertising Pa, >

AJAX Harris, the Clothier. who sent out 500
CIRCULARS handsomely gotten up hy the
INDEPENDENT Publishing company to the
parents of school children, dilatinS upon
the ihordinaie morits of II particularly cheap
line he IL Offering, and IA II result, sold
tWentv-seven boys suits yesterday, May II.
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The

No opera company enjoys greater popu-
larity with Trojan lovers of music than the
E~ostonians. When the original Boston
ldaala included Marie Stone and Messrs.
Kari, Barnabee, Mcdonald inc Frothing-
ham, they always received n rousing well
whenever they visited this city, says
the Troy Daily Times, Oct. %, 1890, TIo-
jams appreciate and %patronize an operate
performance if it is frst-class. Robin
Hood, the latest opera In the repertoire of
the B%ostonians, and written expressly for
the company, was presented last evening at
liand's Opera house. Lack of space pre-
vents an analysis of the opera. suffice it to
say, the music is not only of a superior or
der for light operas, but catchy airs enter
tain the audience throughout the entire
three acts. Tn dialogue is clever and re-
plete with puneent witticisms. The enter
last night was most satisfactory.
All sang and acted their parts most accept
ably, and it is difficult to imagine how it
would be possible to give a better presenta-
ton of the opera. The company is now
stronger than ever before. Reserve sale
opens Friday morning.
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District Court, Civil Business.

Department No. l.
Helena Lumber company Va. W. FL. Cam
sron. On motion to set aside award filed
by arbitrators. Taken under advisement.
W. j. Hutchings VS.. George Walker ct al.
D'sr7issed as settled on motion of plaintiff.
oRR. Sanford vs.. O.. G. tinker. Judg-
ment in favor of plaintiff for $247.S5.
Department No. ..
Albert kleinsehmidt VS.. p. A. Manix. Pc
titions Of Manix and assignee, and motion
to discharge attachment filed.
L.. A. Shepard v. h. r. Woodman. Writ
of uortiorari sustained and Judgment of
lower court set aside.
George B. Cluett OF al. VS.. G. M. Jeferis.
Judgment favor of plaintiff for $l44.l3 and
stay of execution for thirty days.
II. l.. Horn ct al. VS.. Bells and Company.
Dismissed as settled.
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Forbes 4 Davis-Spec.al.

1000 East Granite Ito close at oncal.
900 Iron Mountain (under the markell.
1000 North Drum Lum o good pnr-
chase).
900 Non-Such-Trcasury (the best stock
5000 G. * ID. Elkhorn (snfe dividend pay
cry.
hM Cumberland (sure thing.
1000 Nollowstone tsnfc thincl.
1000 Hiawatha-i2i,c
$40 Bald butte.
at and y, BAILEY Block.
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HESPERUS LITIGATION.
Circuit Judge Sawyer Hearing Arfsl-
ments in the Celebrated
Lode Case.
The United States Endeavoring
to Cancel One of It's
Patents.
Bitter Root Settlers Have Their Cases
Passed Because Their Attorneys
Are Not Present. .

Judge Lorenzo Sawyer, of the Ninth
judicial circuit. occupied the bench yester-
day in the United States court. He came
here from San Francisco to pass upon the
questions involved in the case of the United
States against King and Duncie over the
Hesperus lode at Butte. The United States
commenced the action in 1886 to get aside
its patent to King and Duncie on the
ground that it had been secured by fraudu-
lent Misrepresentation, chief among which
is the allegation that the defendants did
not perform the necessary amount of repre-
sentation work required by the United
States statutes. Hon. II. B. Smith who was
the attorney, for the government when the
case was instituted, argued the case
yesterday for the prosecution at the request
of United States Attorney Weed because
Mr.. Smith has followed the case from the
first. Warren Toole, OF Helena, and Will
liam Scullon, of Butte. represent the de-
PENDANTS. This WAS the only Gaze heard
before Judge Sawyer yesterday. He has
taken it under advisement and will proba-
bly, rem Ter a decision before leaving for
San Francisco, which will be in a few days.
The attorneys in the case of the Northern
Pacific Railroad company against j. G.
Sanders and Others, was brought up a few
days ago before Judge Knowles, on a mo-
tion for a re-hearing, for the purpose of
having Judge Sawyer pass upon it. He de-
clined, however, to hear the case, it not be-
ing the practice of the circuit judges to pass
upon cascs whore they have been decided
by the district judge. unless on appeal.
Judge awyer Will hear arguments to-day
In the case of the Northern Pacific com
pany against Richard p. Borden and others.
There are a number of cases pending in
this court which have been instituted by
the Northern Pacific compan against set
tiers in the Bitter Root valley involving
their titles which are claimed to be in con-
fict with the grant of the company. They
were all pagsed yesterday on a call of the
calendar because the attorneys of the set
tiers were not present. There is Il rule of
the court by which'a all of these cases could
have been dismissed yesterday were the
court and the opposing attorneys disposed
to insist upon it's enforcement but no ad-
yantage was taken of it.
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Lunch FRI Ia IL to 2 mt the Helena Cafe.
THE ASSEMBLY PROTESTS.

Union Laborefs Wanted en- the Founda-
ton of y New Building.
A special meeting OF the Trades and La
Dor assembly was held last night at the
city hall to take action on the alleged en-
plovment of non-union men by the con-
tractor for the foundation work of Sanford
& Evans new building. The contractor is
only employing two stonemasons at pres
ent and is working himself. The regular
wages for stonemasons are SO Il day for ten
hours work. Tn wages paid the two men
employed on the foundation of the new
building are given as $3.50 and 81. 1t is
said that a contract exists hetween the
owners and the man who is building the
foundation. The contractor says a con-
tract has been drawn up but has not yet
been signed. The assembly adopted the
following resolutions:
Resolved, That the work on Sandford q
Evans new building be declared unfair,
and all workmen employed on said building
be recognized and treated as unfair mon.
Resolved, hat in consideration OF the
fact that the contractor for the foundation
hns Informed T. committee of this assembly
hat no contract has vet been signed. this
assembly ask the firm OF Sanford u Evans
to withdraw their work from a man who ac-
knowledGed to SAID committee that he was
paving his men from ono to one and a half
dollars less than union wages for stone ma
sons. and give it to some one who will hire
good union men.
do after this timely notice, this assembly
will recognize and treat them as epemies of
organized labor,
Resolved, That should n signed contract
be now in existence, this assembly desires
to hear from said firm
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THE CITY COUNGTh.
a Special Meeting Tonight to Confirm til
Mayors Appointecs.

"A SItCIhA NAeetlu Ao-biGHt 10 &uDIF1h inc
Mayors Appointecs.
The city council will hold a special meet
ing tonight to act on appointments to be
made by Mayor Kleinschmidt. Emil
Kluge's name will be presented again for
street commissioner, and will fare better
than it did at the last meeting. when his
confirmation was defeated. Since then,
however, Commissioner Brady has resigned,
and hat slmpliiies matters materially.
Sergeant Nicholson's lame will also be
presented for confirmation. and it is likely
that the mayor will hand in the appoint
ments of the four policemen whose names
he intends to submit to the council. The
appointments of building inspector and
inspector of weights and measures may also
be announced. For the building inspectors
place there are thirteen applications. The
mayor has not indicated whom he will
name. but the talk or the outside is W. Y.
Simonton.
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Arrivals at The Helena.

i. a, Reed, Missoula N. L. Shaw, Missoula,
Oside Musin, MuSin Annie Iodiao rauner,
Concert o. Musin Concert Go.
inez tarrnarten, Musin Karl storr, Musin Con,
Concert Go. cert TO.
Edward Scharff, Musin Fahtus Forand, Musin
Concert Go. Concert Go.
w. S. settle, Missoula {. h. Moouworth, Mis-
Il. II. Sharpe. kaiespell. suula.
a. {. Rios, Dayton, O.. 7, Al. lSannon, Wash,
IL. II. so nton, iior- ington, d. {,
nellsville. T.. j.. lionohue, Marys-
J.. }. hamilton, Butte. willie.
T.. j. Foster, NY. re, Stettier. D4yton,D
q. ". ko,nig, Boston. T.. II. l}clden, San
L. j. Levy. New Work. Francisco.
:. ~. Bell. MINNEAPOLIS. W, j. tultigan, San
s.. IL. Greenwood, st, isco.
Louis. G, L. Nonur. Now York.
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Arrivals at The New Merchant,

f.. r. FarnhaIn, ELK Mrs. Fred Sterwald,
horn. Elklorn,
D.: &. ustick, Chicago. Chas. II. Linden, SAINT
VIM. Foster, Easin. afee.
w. A. Gilmore, Neihart. A. b. Knight, Butte.
}. l.. Ereeburn. Elk Mrs. Il. l.. Davis, Back
horn. foot.
A. II. Moore, Indiana frank Blanchard, De-
polls. troit, Mich.
r.. Il. Hendricks, Erred Rakoon, Marys-
Marysville. vile.
II. J. Kendall, Corbin. Wm. Cortright. Peoria,
j. A. Alien, N. Y. Ill.
Geo. +. Cowan, Roul- Geo. e. Carpenter,
der. Boulder.
J.">1. Conrad, Narys- J. l.. Ryrne, Pocatella
vile. W.. Il. Taylor, Granite.
Jno. Paxton, Memphis. Peter Glandt, Milwau,
Jno. Robinson. Silver. kee.
Fred Meyers. Bryon, O. Robt. E. Miller, Nal
j. l., Bowel, Denver, yern.
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.Jubilog Placer.

Articles of incorporation of this company
were filed with the secretary of state yester-
day by Arthur Wilson, Frederick A. G.
Amcotts and Thomas Plunkett. Opera
tious will be carried on at Radersburg. JET
ferson county. The capital stock is $75,-
600.
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Strn wberries.

We are now receiving shipments of straw
berries daily. Cherries in IL day or two.
LINDSAY Il Co., Edwards st.
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Swend Carlson, on Main street, and conse-
quentiy are II home production. Union
labor, white mans labor, and the best bit
cigar in Montana.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-05

Ptrhaps the citizens of Helena have for
gotten that the "aelena cigars" arc manu-
featured by our well-known townsman,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-05

Office Furnitmre for Sale.
MosIer n Baamann safe.
Two Desks.
One letter press.
stool And three chairs.
Stove and pipe.
Inquire Of Montana Packing and Provi-
sion Co.
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Lode Locations.

Old Rusty, at the head of Colorado creek,
between Grizzly divide and Colorado range,
by John T. Hedrich.
The Wonder, one-quarter of a mil, from
the left fork at the head of Colorado creek,
by John +. Eedrich.
Conflict. Ten Mile un~organized district,
by Joseph Hoffman.
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Arrivals a, the Grand Central.

Caltu Barker, White Mrs. j. Sprague, Mel
Sulphur Springs. hart.
A., W., schreiter, Dia- II. Comm, W. W. Sec'y.
mond. j. II. May, Norris.
VIM. Il. Swit2er, Butte, Amos T.. Dorrance,
z. q. Sands, Penn Rochester.
Pam. j.. w. Jones, Bozeman.
NJ. L. Root, Canyon John Roberts, Marys~
Creek. vile.
+. H. Rakon, Marys- r.. Il. Hendricks. Marys-
vile. vile.
John Eklund. Marys- A. S. Fleishoim, Kan
vile. sas City.
T.. Q. pennell, Philips Mrs. Beckstand, Ellis
burg. ton.
Mrs. J. A. Robinson, H s. Moreland, Marys-
klliston. vile.
j.. j. Cunningham, st. John Dondrll, st. Paul.
Paul. Thos. Hughes. New
G, Rasmudser. Mime York.
apolis. Miss. Rosie Payette,
Z. S. Berry. Cincinnati. Minneapolis.
I. c. MURRAY, Wick. thas, Wesner. Great
&. l., Curtis. Great Falls.
Falls. Dan Mckay, Great
Mrs. Z. b. Swift, Sat ralls.
Lake. ia Harvey and wife,
o. w. Haywood. Grand Gaig.
Eapids. T, c. Galbraith, Boul-
A. Winston, Marysville. der.
Oscar Ross, Wicks. q, i. Lindquist, Bloss-
II. NJ. Bright, Valley, burg.
Richard Battle, Denver. +. :. Mcdonald, Min
MRS smith, MlGneapo- neaDolis.
lis, {, Aliirt, New Chicago.
John Morris. B'ossburs. Geo. A. Cox, st. Paul.
Jno. }. Wall, Jnlnesl'n.
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Real Estate Transfers.

John Hneer to Alex Erickson, lot SO,
block l. Marysville; 1926.
Richard Hoback ct al. to Frank j. LIE
bert, lot 6, block 60S, Hoback and Cannon
addition; $3.50.
William Reed ct TX. 70 nj. A. Lovely, lot
IA, block 6O7, Hoback snd Cannon addi-
ton; $4,000.
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All persons indebted TO the j. Steinmltz
Jewelry Co. will please make settlement by
May 10. Accounts not sFttlel by that time
Will be placed with our attorney for collec-
ton. WM. &. BAILEY. Assignee.
Ribbons very cheap at The Bee Hive, All of
III , now shades just in.
summer underwear Very cheap at The Ern
Hive.
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For rent-The best restaurant. doing the
best business III the best town in Montana.
Good reasons for selling. Address Oppor-
tunlty, INDEPENDENT office, Helena.
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Other Proceedings.

United States va. j. M. Moore. Embez-
element Of government funds. Demurrer
to Indictment overruled and defendant
pleada not guilty.
United States vs.. Morris. Selling whiskey
to Indians. Defendant pleads not guilty.
A. FL. Nelson appointed to defend.
Northern Pacific Railroad company VS.. r..
p. Barden ct al. On demurrer. Set for
Nav B.,
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Buy some Of those Csc kDotted fringe towels a
The Hoe Hive, they arc bargain>.
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Commencing April 3 We will sell all kinds
of chewing and smoking tobnccos at factory
prices. oppFNHEiMER a. ASH,
international Hotel Block.
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Notice To Wood FAaulcrs,

From 1000 to 10000 cords of wood to DO
banked on ilume by contract. Apply To
ElLlsroN FluMiNa Co.
Elliston. Mont.
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Go to Tho Hec Hive and get your sheet music
all Of the latest MY 10e.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-05

Go to The Eco five for ths latest novelties In
yelling and rnfiing.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-05

Business lunch from /. till 3, at the Hsl-
enA Cafe,
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If you havo any clothing or furs that nead
making over, or repaired and cleaned in first
class order, cad them t. l. itohinsen, tho prac-
teal tailor and tnrrier. ii Ma Ii straat, over L.
\, l.. Bazaar, Hplpnl.
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| will sell a Holstein COW al the stable of Ho!
brook X Huffaker this day at z p. IN. j. w.
Ileary, constable.
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Ltsyner's Mineral Water

LisSner's Mineral Water.
am now prepared to deliver daily water
from mymineral springsto private residences
any part OF the city in any quantities re-
CURED for family use. Those desiring to
avail themselves of the benefits Of the
water will please leave their orders at the
International hotel. M. LdssNEa.
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Pants TO order from 81 to ST.. Suit to order
from So to Si,, at Robinson's, the praatiral
tailor. II Main street, over 1. \. Il. Bazaar.
Helena.
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BORN.

BEIL-Born in Helena. May 4, 1851, to the
wife of Ii. T.. Eel, a son.
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Yon eau order a suit, oyercoat or pants from
Robinson, the tailor, fer almost what you would
Fay FOR ready made clothing. lilo will have then,
made by ~irst-cla q taiIors either in New York or
{ hieago. lie viii press aud repair Thorn for you
free Of charge for three months. II Main street,
over ]. \! L., BAZAAR, Helena.
Sprinklinn pots, all siZea, at The bee Hive.
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Fast black hose for men, women and children
for 2Jc., at The Bee Hive
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-05

Just received 300 different stylea of new and
desirable shapes in all coiors at the lowest prices,
ut II. Toms.
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Thos. ID. Penry and VIM. J.. Brennen
have removed their law offices to rooms
2O3, 2lO and I'll, Granite block.
sheet music only 1Oc at The Bee Hive.
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Closing out ladies' muslin underwear at cost.
al II, Tomas.
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Special sale at Ii, Tonn's during this, week
500 assorted hats i'll black lace. Straws at 10,
worth from Tao to Si.5l.
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HELENA IN BRIEF.

Business lunch from IL till 2, at the Hell
ena Cafe.
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Merchants lunch at the Fashion saloon
l l 80 to ? p. M.
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A business Meeting.

F',f,
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Jackson's music store, Bailey block.
Dinner from eleven to three Mt the Bon
Ton.
James w. Barker, merchant tailor, Main
street, opposite First National bank.
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Ladies' fine Jersey vests only 2ac at The Bot
Hive.
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Useful household goods on the bargain counters
II The Zee Hive.
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New novelties at Tho Bee Hive.

Dinner from Is till 8, ut the Helena Cafe.