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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-11
JUTIINGS ABOUT row NJ.

There will be- II meeting Of the b. r. q. u.
this evening at Tho u cloek, sharp.
A meeting of the New England society
will be hold t0-rnorroW evening to arrn1g0
for tho celebration Of Fofafather's day.
The fire department. will turn out 10
day about 800 N, MI, on lower Main
street, for m exhibition Of It's efficiency.
went to Butte to attend tho funeral of Mrs..
Lloyd, wife OF Sheriff Lloyd, of Silver Bow
county. .s#@ - - S%
The Crescent club Will give their dance
this evening In the Bugineas Collage hall
instead OF Calumet hall. Grand march ut
nine p. m. 557 #5 "a " .2's
A regular conyocation. Of Myrtle lodge,
No. 3 *. Of u. was held lagt night in the
castle hall in tho Parcheu block for work
in Page's rank. NJ nv ~.
The Epworth league give mn oyster supper
last evening at the residence 1T A. Pate
nnudo, corner OF Broadway and Ewing
street, which was largely attended.
City taxes, due this month, amount to
$3.50, 600. or this sum a little over $4,000
has been paid. After Dec. 81 q penalty Of
10 per cent will be added to delinquent
taxes. 5$ Is .55 . ri *
Katie Putnam, always Il fnvorits Will
opera house during holiday week. John L.
Sullivan in Honest Hearts and Willing
Hands Is booked at the same house for Jan.
~ and %. a@ @ fe"~" "
George Spencer, a we'll known. coloret
man. dressed In nothing but his under'
clothes, was chased up Bridge street TO-
several blocks last night b. Patrolmar
Back. Spencer was arrested for robbins
another colored man OF his clothing.
Theodore Douglas, an old-ti1ne Mon
tan1an, died at SIM River last Sunday. He
was one of the Oldest settlers on the south
fork Of the Sun river, whore he settled in
1870 and. engaged in farming and stool
raising. Mr.. DouRiAa came to Montant
early in the sixties. He was about b years
old and leaves lii children.
Come unto Me- all yo that labor Ind ar
heavy laden and 4 will give you rest" wa
the theme Of an earnest, eloquent and prac.
tical discourse BY Rev. Rev. r.. N. Smith at
the Christian church last evening. '"rhe
value Of a soul'' will be the theme this eve:
ming and all are cordially invited to go and
listen to the preaching of the gospel. Good
singing will be led by q piano and the west
side male quartette. ~.
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y Large line Of fancy novelties suitable for no
day presents at The Bee Hive. E2s- t5 Y
Heart Failure.

In view Of the number of deaths OCCUR
ring from the above cause $50 reported) the
following from an eminent medical writer
on this subject, is very pertinent: a&
ut is unfortunate that a percentage Of
p~atientB should die, but still they do; in
deed they must, for inside of 100 years the
psople Of the earth have passed away.
Indeed they have passed away to the extent
or two and half times in a century. The
majority haye been in the hands Of phyai-
clans, and in most civilized countries he
has to give an account Of them. In rural
places to relatives and friends, in cities to
the health officer by written report or death
certificate. It is not assumed that the
physician killed them. but an intelligent
account of why they died is essential in
order that the deceased may have burial.
It ia necessary, therefore, that the disease
be diagnosed and named, and correctly
named to the satisfaction Of the health
office. Names do not always come easy,
which makes the filling of q death %certiti-
cate an UNDERSTANDINGS. Recently in this
city they nave found a name which seems
to apply in all doubtful cases, and Is ac-
ceptel BY health officers. 1t is %''exhaus-
ton" sdled Of exhaustion"
You notice how applicable it is-no man
dies Of All excess Of energy; the majority
are exhausted before the breath leaves
them. It is even better than the old gag
'.'died for want of BREATH or she lived as
long as he could see others living" 1 do
not think the health office would accept
these. though they might if they came il a
regular way. But exhaustion" seemed too
thin, and remarks were made about it that
were not hattering, SO a new aus of death
was coined within the wear, and has be-
come very popular. 1t il our heading
s'Heart failure''-and seems to be alike
used by the knowalls and the knownoth-
ings. We read of prominent people who
are in imminent danger on account of
.'heart failure,'' and certain other people
who havs died OF heart failnre.'' Nothing
is said about medicines which cause heart
failure, though there is a group Of Them
which have come into prominent use in the
pnst ten years. I allude to the ooal-tar
products from %antipyrine up. Il is possible
honest man may have coined the
new name to meet the new cases.
The indiGcriminate use of ~antipyrine,
antefebrins, phenaoetine, antikamnia, etc,
in headache, neuralgia, etc, is very hazard
GUS, oasos Of death from each having been
reported, and if coroners' juries would
speak the truth there would be less vsrdiots
Of heart failure and the responsibility fixed
whore 1t belongs. 5@ n e.. ~.
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MI 519S sE49 E IN 49, H8s5E5
Two COnGentrWt0rs for IsArker.

IW&g&G &GG23.
After thoroughly testing the ore OF tho
Carter at various smeltars through tho
country the ownora Of tho mine have boz
eided that thsy can aavo money BY uoncen-
trAting their orc OF tho mine, aays the Belt
Mountain Miner. They have accordingly
ordered machinery for q plant capable Of
treating forty tons daily. Construction on
the necessary buildings will DO commenced
at once. They have nlso ordered q hoist
ing plant and will sink the double COM
partment shaft 300 feet. This will give
them sufficient ore to work on for several
years. .sA.
It ID alao learned from reliable sources
that r. q. Power intends putting up a CON
csntrator at the Wright q Edwards. This
will be . drst-class plant In every partiou-
lar. The machinery for the Wright q Ed.
wards hoist was taken to tho mine last week
and is now nearly in position. So far only
fourteen men have been employed on this
mine, but ~ soon nH everything 10 ready 1t
IL understood that the force will be largely
increased. ' q. "a
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To Jon the Tiger.

@. O. Howells has completed range
ments for bonding the Tiger mine on Black.
tail mountain, Idaho. Until recently The
mine was considered worthless, but Spokane
busineRs men furnished money a few
months ago with which tospursue develop
ment work. A tunnel was run into the
mountain 1000 feet, where q large body Of
ore Of excellent qunlity was struck. Assay6
on some 81 II showed as high as 1,700 ounces
to the ton. ~althoughit will not average that
high. 1t is probable that a ten-stamp mill
will be erected in the spring. Other pros.
poets in that district have made excellent
showings Of . high grade ore.
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A SEALED

1T VIII BE Opened To-day In q Damage
%5@g@ $%g @&@@&5 Nv Suit. w. sgI&%e@ &r2% " Ma Y
Judge Buck and a jury who nave been
trying the case of Bertha Schaetzle against
the city Of Helena got through with the
trial yesterday afternoon. After being ont
an hour the jury agreed and filed a scaled
verdict with the clerk, which will be read
in court this morning. All Of the testimony
yesterday was for the city. It was to the
effect that the embankment down which the
plaintiff fell was not a dangerous place.
Mrs. Schaetzle is suing for $4,000 damages.
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RALEIGH & II
that are Genuine

In confederation OF the extraordinary low
prices, we must consider MI sales to be for
CASH. Coupons will not be taken on
goods at reduced prices. ~ ~ S
We will, from to-dny until Jan. ], offer
saoh reductions tlr ouRhout our house that
viii surprise ali buyera Of Dry Goods IN this
city ana claim the careful attention Of
everyone who have this class Of goods to
buy. This Id no fake. but o bona fde
change In prices, M given bolow. In some
cnsea the goods are priced for less than
they can be- replaced 81 wholesale and are
beyond tho reach Of competition.
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A Pleasant Social.

The Central Presbyterian church socia-
BILE held at Mr.. Bevans Wednesday evening
was largely attended and enjoyed by all. A
great deal Of amusement was furnished by
the introduction of a sketch of q tailless
donkey, and the efforts of the party while
b%lindfolded to supply the missing portion
OF his anatomy. Mrs. Buckingham outdid
all the rest, and secured the prize, while to
Master Randall WAS awarded the BOBBY
prize. Alderman Harrity and Mr.. Owen
acted as judges. Refreshments were
served, and a collection taken up by tho
Young ladies' which swelled the Christmas
tree fund by a very considerable sum.
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Mime. Sporting

Invites You to call and inspect samples and
styles Of fine custom %oorsets. Tho styles
correspond with those made at the estah-
lishment Of Mile. Artz, iii New York, and
comprise all tile lataht French modes.
Rooms md 3, Denver block. ..%' &.'..
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Dolls, Carnival.

The Marguerite Circle Of Kings DauRh-
ters invite old and young, II and all to
their exhibit Of dolls tonight at the church
parlors, Denver block. Trunks filled with
costumes, hats, slippers, everything q doll
needs can be seen there at a fair price.
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obscene Literature.

There will probably be some sensational
testimony in the trial Of Frank Burns to-
day in the United States circuit court. The
defendant was indicted at the late session
bf the grand jury. The ofense is alleged to
have taken place in Jefferson county.
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SILK

IN d;rayant ahaaoa 19-in. silk
VaIvata rnducsI from ~. S1.6D 10 &1.OO
IN diiFara,,t asaIaa 1A.in. Silk
Isiuahs rednced from. -. LOO to IS
M d;1pnre,t ahndea I2-in. Silk
pInah. Tnincad from 1..... LEO to 100
n diTn,art uhnIaa Hrocnda
Vnivafaena. Iadnced ON. 100 to 40
~ II ffarnnt shndaa satin Rha-
dame. Io-iu.. reduced from LEO to 80
20 different shades fine surah,
520-in., reduced from Hl and 1.25 to rs
20 different shades fine French ~
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TOYS ana Dolls.

We have n part Of our stock now on exhi-
bition and are daily making additions with
now shipments. Toy guns, railroad trains,
dolls, swords, animals, drums, ten sets,
musical TOYS. Guilds plated sets doll furni-
EEL I'd '. w. II. NoRn1s " l3Ro.
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sa,nl X. Davis Special

r.. @" INVESTMENT sTooKs. r"&,
1000 Bannister dividend payer), A l in
vestment. a.. "~.,.N Is. 81
1900 Iron Mountain, 8211ao. %
Block of Helena and Victor. irst-class
investment. 81 rs, IA
62b Bald Butte Cast oall), 81. '
10000 Copper Heli must be soldjl, ITO.
1,25O Cumberland (snap).
5000 Cumberland in lots. good purchase.
r&4 Iooms rs ana ~. Bailey Block.
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The Aid Society

OF the Presbyterian church will hold a
sale Of fancy and useful articles on Friday
afternoon and evening, Dec. Il, at the
church parlor, Denver block. Hot lunch
and other refreshments will be served any
time after IL, O'Clock. Cakes BY the pound
will be on sale. l%5 . % %a4
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Brick Work Wanted

II The Boulder Smelling company will ac-
cept bids for the building Of a hot-air stove
ut their works at Boulder, Mont. Brick
masons can inspect plans and specifications
at the works at Boulder within the next
week. sF5 $ ROBERT STICHT, Supt.
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Ri1nini Stape Line,

The Office of the daily stage line to Rimin
is now ut Payne's hotel, Park avenue. tt
accommodate passengers the stage will cal
each morning at 7:;m at Turner's grocer,
store, foot of Broadway. 3
5F%N &C. Il. AKIN, Prop.
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Try Our Pea or Chestnut Coal,
thoroughly screened, for your furnaces.
Ton lots at $4.25;; car. lots. $3.50, deliv-
cred. GILCHR1sT Bros. q EDGAR.
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Boys tool chests in all sizes, hobby and rocking
horses in every style, school desks, blackboards,
buck and saw, magic lanterns. tops, horns, mar
bles, ten pin games, board games, card games.
paint boxes, books, steam engines, mechanical
oys, etc., iii great variety at The Bee Hive. |
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~ We = "7-I1" -E0 v "|aW- T" 4 M.-0
. Elizabeth Going Up,

Elizabeth reached the highest point in
several weeks on the st. Louis exchange
yesterday, touching 35. just what caused
the advance there is no information in
Helena. It may be that q report has been
received there that the vein had beer
cut, but there was no suoh news received in
Helenn. The crossout must DO 100 feet
nov, and those who expected to have the
vein at 100 feet or so, are all on the qni vive,
expecting good news every hour. The last
report was that the rock was getting softer,
time. 5l&
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Feed, reedi Feed, More Fee,M

KloinRchmidt N Brother (consolidated).
are now filling their wholesale orders from
their warehouse on the side track Of North
ern Pacific railroad, Montana avenue, and
are now ready 70 name extremely low prices
on feed. sucla M halod timothy and upland
hay, bran and siiorts, shell corn. 01 %
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ths Poorinan nonipany iii tho nciRhborhood
e1penye, but II 10 easy 10 100 that Ii ia d
wise expenditure OF money. III will effect d
direct saving Of from kk2b, 900 10 100000 A
year In the matter of fuel, no ut this rnte AZ
Will not take them long TO got tho money
back,
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Eight new aud elegant open stock pat
terms OF dinnorW;tre to select from at
greatly re,tuaod prices. u. j. Edwards, 10
south Mats street.
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Tho Rec Tive solicits tho trade OF Sunday
school and otier oumn1ittees. and are prepared
to fill any aud all kinds of orders to atit the
amount Of funds to DO expended. Allie, 81 dis
count allowed on ali suuh orders, ""
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Drs. sklmmin s. Fssig, dentists, Sixth
avenue and Main street, over Bach, Cory s.
Crown and bridge work a speciality.
Extracting SOC; yitalized air used. We are
opened evenings. "a y. G&4=#&O %%&&#a
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|ifyou wish to stop in a First-CIass Hotel
N% go 10 w." ~.= T.
Mineral Springs Hotel
The Largest and Best Hotel in the city. Accessi-
bic by electric care to all parts Of the city.
Rates, $500 per Day and upwards.
Mineral Water and Mineral Baths in the Hotel
free for the guests of the Hotel.
MARCUS LISSNER, Proprietor
The Largest and Beet Hotel in the city. Accessi-
bic by electric care to all parts Of the city.
Rates, $500 per Day and upwards

Lissner's Mineral Spring Water.
Itisa cure for the following diseases: Dys-
tarrh of the stomach and Bowels, Pilea. Kidney,
bladder, Sour Stomach and skin diseases, Hun
dreds of testimonials can be soon at Mineral
Springs Hotsl;. -. * &"
1OrTrcR OF DIR. NJ. RonKMAN.
HELENA, MoNT. Nov. :, 1890 {
read the report OF an analysis made BY Professor
Thomas Price d Son, of Soar spring water, 1
found that it is not only a pure drinking water,
but it is of neat therapeutic yalna for many dis
eases, viz: BlliousneBs. indi 5~estion, constipt-
ton, liver, kidney and bladder diseases, ~ also
for those suffering with Y .avel. l am justified III
recommending your spr4ng water tothosos suffer-
ing with the above mentioned diseat 90. and ~
using the watarfor two or three weeksitw will re-
- 'o Vi nj. ROCKMAM, ii. D.
READ WHAT THE GREAT TEMPERANCE LECTURER
"m, HAS TO SAY. @+s
HELENA, MONT, Ang. 20, 1891. Y
My DEAR MIR. lLlssNER-~lt gives. me, great
pleasure to state briefly the great benttit | have
roseived from the use Of the laissner spling
water. Ihave been for three years afflicted with
kidney trouble, causing mo intense pain. have
taken much medicine, with but little r lief, l
have used porous ~plasters. They gave mo tenn
pora. " relief. The savere pains in my back yet
remained. I commenced tho use OF tho spring
relief. | tesl no more pain or aches. urinate
with perfect freedom, and have every reason to
believe | am entirely cured. With my whole
heart do / thank You Tor this water OF life.
( m.m0@ ~. III FRANCIS MURPHY,
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Mrs. d. w. jackson

Has removed her ~dressmakiug parlora from
the Denver block to the Kleinsohmidt
block, corner Of Warren street and Sixth
avenue. &%-5 E@~ "
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BE sure and visit the Bee Hive before making
your holiday purchases, there the largest, best
selected apd nlest suitable for present that can
be found anywhere in the city. " W.
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To those customers who failed to get
waited on the past few days we beg your
kind Indulgence and trust that hereafter
we may be able to take care OF all corners.
Respectfully, .. +. Stevenson, assignee.
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Our goods ata MI EuArnn tasd M repre-
sented. vi do not buy job lots, GOnre-
uMently have no trash. Eut On
tn0ntAy8to suli good gnads mt prices that
will surprise you. ~. ~, Ild Awards. N
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The Bee Hive stillleads as the only first class
Eoy house in Montana Their line includes
everything that Is new, and their prices are lower
than ever -%f w.
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The Bee Hive has formed ! CO. partnership
with Santa Claus, and that we'll known individ-
ual will buy all Of HE presents for his young
friends Is this establishment.
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Electricity Applied to Relieve Pain. W
Amalgam and silver filings, ST and up.
Gold filings, $$3 and up. - .%. s%a,
"A full set Of teeth, upper or lower, $40,
" Extraction Of teeth with electricity. sc
cents. H." ]. .#
DRs. SK1Mm1N 8 ENG, dentists, Sixth az
enue and Main. &M&M5 #@"5 J.
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The display Of fancy cases il. plush, kid, ooze,
chamois, leather, polished wood, silk. satin, eel
luloid and hand-painted PLAQUES cannot be
equaled to that now on exhibition at The Bee
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& Miss Mary e.. Jaokmnn gives private
lessons in shorthand. u Room 10 Bailey
block. Special rates to Dec. 1b. In
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/ Hereby Give Notice

3D.. / Hereby Give Notice ~"
That on the 1st of %January, 1885,, / will
again engage in the ice business, and solicit
the patronage of my former customers and
the public generally. CA BLACKBURN.
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statu.ry in bronze and bisque, vases. French
ments. bric-a-brac, etc, at The Bee Hive.
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Hand painted Christmas cards, handkerchief
and glove ~satchets. cushions, hpaa rests, silk pic-
tnre throws, and ~noyeltin of nll kinda, painted
by artists at Tho Hos Hive. @
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Picture books, story books, paper dolls, A
blocks, comica1 blocks. building blocks. games,
pianos, violins, banjos. music boxes, harmonicas,
metalaphones, ETC., at The Bee Hive ~ $2f
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Don't miss the last chance for bargains
n boots and shoes at the Drew store. N
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Get cut sale prices of dry goods and
cloaks elsewhere, then come to Brune1rs
and we will save you ono half. %%
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How to Make Money.

We are short Of room and in order to re-
duoe stock we will give a discount Of 10 per
cent On all toys purchased, this week only.
This ID for cash only.
w. r. NORRIS q Bro.
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a We lave money on hand to loan oni N
proved ranch property throughout the
state with water for irrigating, Lowest
rates. lime and terms to suit. Write, de-
scribing your property. Five per cent. in
terest paid on savings deposits. @
% MONTANA SAVINGS BANK,
% %%%## M + Helena, Montana.
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TO Farm RI.

Mineral baths at Mineral Springs Hotel
only rs cents. Il 5t%%@.1 ~# ~
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why Is Rocky Fork Coal Becoming So
"j"r' @ %=g %% &&3 Popular Y r %4N Wv "
and giving such great satisfaction Because
they are down ], 100 feet and it is very COM
pact. All orders filled promptly by
.sA G1hcHR1sT Bros. u EDGAR.
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Albums albums! albums! The Bee Hive has
the largest display Of albums in the city and
prices are very low. .@gH D
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Legal blanks at this office. ~.

The grandest display OF holiday goods will DO
N exhibition this week at The hoo Hive,
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DR.. Il. II. plensan Is.

I'D -o DIR, II. II. Peasants.
Practice limited to diseases Of the eye,
ear, throat and nose. Office, Granite block,
Main street. 0f# ~ r. r ""@ ~ .
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M N@. Try Rocky Fork Lump Coal
in your furnaces and hard coal burners.
It's fine. Only $6.25 per ton.
aa-" .#a "N GIrunRIsT BRos. IL EDGAR.
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The Weekly Independent, ls pages, to
Jan. i, 189 for 81.
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The Weekly Independent, u pages tt
Jan 4, 1893, for ~. &%
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L. Dolls 2H cents and upwards at Butcher
Brauleys. They lead in low prices.
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Live oysters at Motor Office.
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Holiday goods of all kinds at The Bee Hive.
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The Weekly independents, IL pages, to
Jan. i, 1898, for az.
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Fifty Cents on tho Dolla:

Fifty Cents on tho Dollar. %
A fine lineHof clothing and gents furnish-
ing goods must be closed out Immediately.
Stock will be offered at 30 GENTS on the dol
lar. Call soon in Novelty block, opposite
Sands Bros. '@ ..,@H "@ =@T "i T.
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Fine Cabinets IS Per Dozen.
Artistic, finely retouohed and elegantly
finished cabinets reduced from S. to 80 per
dozen. j. r. Ball d Son, photographers.
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Con Isecke

commission business on corner Main street
and Eighth avenue. Give him a call.