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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-13
The Best Results.

Every vlngredient employed in pro
ducing Hoods Sarsaparilla is strictly
pure, and is the best of its kind it is
possible to buy. All the roots and
herbs are carefully selected, person
ally examined, and only the best
retained. So that from the time of
purchase until Hoods Sarsaparilla
is prepared, everything is carefully
watched with a view of attaining
the besS result. Why don't you try
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-13
FROM MISSION BOTTOM.

Mr.. o. Beers and Mr.. A. NJ. La
toilette have just returned from 81
trip to the Abiqua. They caught Il
good many trout.
Mr. George Massey has returned.
The rain will do lots of good.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-13

ALWAYS LOADED. brewster 4
White, the Court street feed men.
always keep everything in their
line, and have just put In a heavy
stock Of bran and shorts.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-13

~ Wv '"e AehaeoS ~ hand
have been great sufferer nom sclatie
rhenmatism ior nVo ,tars. Have boSn
treated py the best Physicians without ~
o. am now ttkihE he fourth bottle 81
hionArds hheuuintlc syrup ana nrmlV
believe ~ Wit Wlfk a permanent cura. III
acted upon the liver and rcFulalod nay Ma.
neAt aud digestive On,ans immediately.
an taa other mt dlclncA have ever taken
! cnetrnlllY reQonmcnu tails medicine.
Mrs. A HEhlffkHlON,A ,Aitona. Mich
for sale ~ smith a steiner,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-13

wishes Of her entire family The
meaning ofthis more than startling
announcements at once apparent.
From It Ills evident that absolute
social ostracism is the penalty which
the young wife must pay-nothing
else. II Is a social pronunciamento
from which there can be no appeal.
GETTING READY.
sr. Louis. June 13 Five mem
bers of the executive committee Of
the peoples party met today behind
closed doors to pass upon matters Of
importance in connection with the
preparation for the campaign Of
1892.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-13
WEATHER REPORT.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 13.-The
Forecast for Oregon and Washing
ington: Light rains.
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Administrators Sale.

NOTICE Is hereby given that by virtne
~ OF an order aud license of resale dnlv
made rendered aud entered OF record bv
ne county court OF the stale of Oregon for
marion county on the list day of June. lSol
authofiNing and empowering me as al ,ntn
isifatrlN Of the estate OF r.. n. Pe'li ger
deceas ed, 10 sell the real property OF ssid
decedent hereinafter described. 4 u-ifl On
~ai nrday, the nth day OF July, asal. AZ 4
otiock IA the afternoon OF said day a. the
door ~ the county court house. IN Salefn
MARION county, Oregon, sell al public me-
inh 10 he highest bidder Tor one balfcesh
n hand ON the day ofsale and the b,,l,,nc
payable Ia six months with Interest f.s.,,,
re dny of sale until paid, al eight per cen5
lei annum deferred payments 10 be- ~.
cured ~ mortgage on the land SOFA ,na
NY purchaser 70 pay all taxeson sait
h'ef' f'katrl oll the right, title. inferesf and
" y hich said 4 n. Rellineer 4 dsce.s.,d
n.H tl h.s death, Ina or 10 the following ~,
r.ne'o properly, 10 Wit; The wesf 1,elf
,i W n"wiis Ian claim 81 John nj lei.
tettl - Mary q. hri ger. his wl6a rsrsi
use.ioo M Vti, claim No "a in ~ a.
Stst or Niii1neite meridian ana elsi,e
-. y a lva,h Vtst OF Wiliaiesf.e
,esliea ~. ln tarion county, Crcfon' en-.
'"tA'"t ~ ntits - land. ore Or les
Mrs. Al A. BEfl.INGFa
atehnl 4 yaiIlx "a The cftale al u p' NJ
tn6W
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FOREIGN.
WILL BE PROSECUTED.

PARIS, June 13.-There appears
to be no doubt that De Lesseps will
he prosecuted. His wife declare.
that the impression that the family
has become enriched is without
foundation. On the contrary she
says her whole fortune is invested
in in the Panama canal. De Les
seps is now i'll and weak.
WELSH TIN WORKS SHUT DOWN.
LONDON, June Blowing to the
decreased demand from America,
43 Welsh tin plate works will shut
down during the whole month of
July, locking out $4,000 men. 1t
is feared the stopping will extend be-
yond July. A mass meeting of men
will be held in Swansea to protest
against the lockout.
A WEAK MEASURE.
LONDON, June 13.-The Paris cor
respondent of the Times says: II e
decision to prosecute the Panama
canal management Is regarded as a
weak measure and it IS thought
will complete the ruin of the enter
prise. There.is is general feeling of
regret that De Lesseps is compelled
to undergo such treatment at the
close of bis patriotic and useful life.
PREDICTS WAR.
CITY OF MEXGCO,June 13 Henry
Miller, an American has just arrived
here from Central America, he states
the people of Guatamala are restless
and seditious language is heard on
all sides. He predicts war between
Honduras, Salvador and Gu ,tamala.
GLADSTONE ILL.
LONDON, June 13.-Gladstone is
confined to his bed, it is thought he
is but slightly i'll.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-13

Those low prices at the ''oash
grocery are wlnplng Il lots Of
trade. sos Commercial street.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-13

NOR SALE.-About one acre of land and
l. barn, with running water in rear OF
barn. A beautiful location for home. In
quire at second house on right hand side
Of Asylum avenue after crossing bridge
going to Asylum. 4:2i
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-13

TINHREE BALLS.-Money loaned on
/ watches and jewelry and all kinds OF
personal property that can be stored in
my safe or store, AT Barrs jewelry store,
l06 State street. 4-27 If
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-13

NICELY furnished rooms to rent, with
~ board, In pleasantest part ofcity, near
street car lines, I06 Center street $40 If
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-13

EOR RENT-Fine cottage, GENITAL part
L OF city, ala modern convenience. In
quire of Wylie A. MUores, Turner block,
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MARKETS.
WHEAT.

CHICAGO, June 13,-At clos e,
wheat cash, .95!@6; July $1.O5B;
September 81 .05s.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-13

I OST.-Blue, roam and white COW, years
| 4 old, cut in left ear, both horns cut at
tips. Gone two weeks. Return TO Sher-
man, deluty county cl-rk. DIV LIS
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-13

ENLOW on beautiful Oregon" Ilwa1o,"
L and "Tacoma' are The titles to three
new and charming musical ompositions
35 cents each, For safe at Diamonds Mu-
sc House, 30S Commercial street, Salem.
a general stock of musical merchandise.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-13

WANTED An active, reliable man
w salary $50 TO $50 monthly, with In
crease, to represent in his oTn section a
responsible New York house. References.
MANUFACrURER Lock Box 1885, New
York
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-13

HNAKEN UP atthe residence OIL Dunnells
OF Silver Fells, a bay geling horse,
right side foot white, black maze and tail,
Which owner can have by paying adver-
tiSement and damages. Enquire Of'Joe.
Dunnells, Knights, Oregon. 81 Inn DIV
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WANTED-By Japanese in a family,
w "a situation. Will he satisfied with
small wagoj, Inquire for N. Harm, care
CAPITAL JOUENAL office. 6.lC 2t
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]. II. TuRNER DEAD.

PENDLEToN, June 13.-J. III. Tur-
ner, an cid pioneer and well known
lawyer, died at his residence in this
city yesterday morning at 4 o'clock,
after ali illness of several weeks. He
made q will Thursday, disposing Of
his property. He was unconscious
at the time of his death. The
funeral took place this morning,
IN PLACE OF SIR JOHN.
OTTAWA, June 13.-J. j. G. Abbott
has been called upon to form q min
istry and has undertaken the task.
1t was iu conformity with the late
premier's desires that Abbott will
undertake the formation of a cabi-
net.
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25C Want Column.

Notices. inserted for ONE CENT PER
WORD EACH INSERTION. No adver
tisement inserted in this column for less
than twenty-five cents.
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LA GRIPPE IN CHINA.

tf<A NfAsAA ~ ~ NAAtAfAs
CHICAGO, June 13.-W. A.
Thompson, an American in the
Chinese custom service at Wham
poa, China, is now in this city. He
says grippe swept over the Chinese
empire in February last and many
thousands of natives died of the dis
else. During one week in Canton
fully 1000 people were buried.
THE TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.
Boston, June 13.-Hon. Edward
Atkinson addressed the convention
yesterday afternoon, and in the
course of his remarks said;
"No laws or actions should in any
wayirestrict the liberty of the in.
dividual learning any trade, or dis
posing Of his time. AS a student
who works. fourteen hours day,
view with distrust the disposi tion
of large bodies of workingmen tC
rely mors,and.more upon state and
sumptuary legislation, instead OF
their own individual exertions
This, | come to warn you about"
John h. O'Donnell, of New York
moved vote of THANKS to Atkinson
and at the same time subjected that
gentleman to a cross-examination
Atkinson reafiirmed his opinion
that no man should be deprived OF
the liberty to work as long as he
pleased and at whatever wages he
pleased, without regard 10 organiza-
ton. Shouts Of "rats,n aud Kisses
came from all over the hall, aud not
more than half the delegates arose
ia vote Of thanks.
FATAL DYNAMITE.
RICHMOND, Va, June l3-By pre-
mature explosion Of a dynamit,
blast on Roanoke Southern railroad
between Rock Mount and Roanok,
two men were instantly killed ant
two fatally injured.
VALUE OF BREADsTUFFs ExPoRrEI
WAsHINaToN, June lS.-Th'
bureau Of statistics reports the tota
value Of exports Of domestic bread
stufis nom United States during
last May was l2,SsO,OoO.
THE CHIEF JUSTICE is ANGRY.
LONDON, June lS. 1t Is currently
reported that Lord Colerldge, lord
chef justice Of England, who pre-
al led At tho recent baccaIat trial
viii take official notice OF the charge
made a yalnst him by Sir William,
the snbsiunoe of which Is that a
verdict by the jury would have been
entirely different had Il nol been for
parllality for defendants, which the
lord chief justlee showed Ia his
summing up and chafsemjmy
haze bought ny llcae1 AZ haw
A povnlpss, aoi Z pimrn'lnl a.
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THE GRAZING LEASE.
HANGED BY A MOB,

BRISTOL, Tenn, June l3.-Bob
Clark, mulatto under arrest fol
ravishing Mrs. John Warren, was
taken from Jail this morning by q
mob and hanged.
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KILLED BY LIGHTNING.

LONG BRANCH, N. j., June 1S.-
An electric storm which swept
over this section Of the state, yester-
day afternoon, caused loss of life
and destruction Of considerable proI-
erty. At Hammonton, Daniel Gross
and his two children weIe instantly
killed by bolt of lightning. The
damage done at Ashbury Park,
amounts to $4,000.
THE GRAZING LEASE.
WASHINGTON, June 13.-Actinp
Secretary Chandler has approved
the grazing leases on the Crow In
dian reservation in Montana,
amounting to $4,000 acres. Tn,
successful bidders to whom leases
were made are Samuel II. Hardin,
Bingham, Wyoming; Columbia
Land aud Cattle Co, by M. Rose
baum, Chicago; Portus b. Wear,
Chicago; Thos. Patton, New York
and Matthew II. Murphy. of Miles
City, Mont.
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I haze bought ny llcael AZ haw
A Downing, aoi z plnrIelul 81
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-11-28

Deceived ~ tl,a s~l,uilarlty OF an IrlahmnI
nmA = aapmnam. es5N

Deceived by the sl,uilarlty Of IN Irlshmnn
mi = German.
Charles H. Arms, Aasistant Unlted Htatea
attorney for the District Of Columbia. waa
found ii tho Grand hotel the other morn
ina, says the Seattle Press-Times. and told
the following interesting "reminiscences Of
Col. Ingsrsoll and the late John McSwse-
nsy, The willy orator and lawyer.
When Col. Ingersoll undertook the de-
fsnse Of Dorsey, OF Star Route notoristv,
he wal given d chesk.for $4,000. with the
understanding that he was to employ some
one to assist him and pay for anch services.
ingsrsoll determined to employ she late
VA the foremost criminal lawyer ID tho
United States. Ingsrsoll had neyer met
MoSweeney, but he telegraphsd him TO
come 70 Warrington. McSweeney, al
though a full-bloodsd Irishman. had spent
several years At 4 Gsrman university, and
Dorsey's confidential man, George FAX
era. was ! German and was expected the day
before insolvency would arrive. Az Eak-
era had some important knowledge. Colonel
Ingersoll was anxious to sec him. he went
to the Arlington, whore all the Dorsey party
were quartered, a awaited ms mans ar
with his trousers tucked into a pair Of No. 8
boots and his clothing despatched with
mud. His hair fell in ringlets to his shout
ders and his whole appearance was that OF a
iourneyman Texas cowboy. The stranger
had hardly had time 70 look around before
his hand was In the grasp OF the famous
orator. who said:
II am Ingersoll."
eyes," returned the other, II was looking
for YOU"
"Ah, ] thought so,' chuckled the colonel.
t'Come right up to the ROOM" and without
giving the guest time to register he escorted
him to the room.
zone Of She first things I.wanted to say
to you, Mr.. Eakers, was in the matter of
my fee. It won't be worth while to mem
ton the amount to Mcsweeney when he
comes. as he will naturally do his utmost.
I propose to employ him as cheap rs / can.
Or course ] must have him, and il II comes
to a pinch ] would pay him $4,000 to assist
perhaps, and I am satisfied he won't refuse
$40, 600 in such a case as this. il he thinks
that's all he can get. He's an awful stick
Ter for fees, though, l hear. SO Just oblige
me and don't tell him what l got"
ION. certainly not" said the staid indi-
'' aWeil, I'll see you again in a few min
minutes" said Ingersoll as he left the
room.
A short time after he saw the name of
John McSweney on the register and sent
up his card. He was directed to the same
room.
"Where's McSweeney?" inquired In
gersoll, looking around hurriedly.
THAT'S my name," said the supposed
Eakers, with a comical drawl that grated on
l%ngersoll's ears. What followed need not
be told. OF course they divided the fee
equally.
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The Helena Gymnasium association will
give q ball on Christmas eve.
The Grismer- Davies company will give
Fernclife at the matinee to-day.
John Mcguire has left Fort A~ssinaboine
with his company for Spokane Falls.
The sale of seats for the Carlton engage
ment opens at Pope q OConnor's this
morning. NJ @
The Grismer-D Davies company will close a
successful engagement with the perform
ance of Beacon Lights this evening.
The Montana Central officials have re-
ceived many specimens of Neiharr ore.
These will be displayed in the offics win
dow. -
The following jury commissioners will
meet at the court house to-day to select a
jury list: A. J. Steele, II. W. Child, James
P. Porter.
There will be a meeting of the Crescent
club tomorrow at three p. M, in the
Grandon block, corner Sixth avenu and
Warren street. %
A sapphire claim of 160 acres has been
located on Ming's Bar, between Bear Tooth
mountain and the Missouri river. by Will
liam Meredith.
Skating on the ponds near Kessler's brew
cry is dangerous at this time. Nj. kessler
says the ice is soft. Several boys broke
through vest erday.
lu0 llaOl6S Alu E5UCAoby VI uAo AoooyeOA-
ian church, will hold a sale of useful and
fancy articles and refreshments at the Dem
yer block on Dec. II.
Heavy rains, causing washouts, have de-
layed trains on the Northern Pacific west
of Helena for the past two days. II
d amage is about repaired.
Col. Nolan has been promoted. Gov.
Tools yesterday appointed him inspector
gen sral of the Montana militia. The gen.
eral is receiving congratulations from his
many friends.
The Coliseum will hereafter be closed on
Sunday. County Attorney Nolan served
notice yesterday or the proprietor that it
was a violation of the law to keep the place
open on the Sabbath.
County Attorney Nolan has changed the
charge against s.. D. Cole and William
Markle from grand larceny to burglary for
Pacific hotel and breaking open his
trunk.
Fred Helm was arrested by Policeman
Martin yesterday on the charge of cruelty
to animals. The officer saw him beating
his horses with a stick of wood because
they we're unable to pull a cord n a half
of that article up the grade on Hillsdale
street. Helm gave bail. .-.,
Rev. j.. H. Croker, of the Unitarian
church, will preach on the following Snn-
day evening topics: Nov. 90, '"The Origin
of the Unitarian Movement" Dec. 6,
"What Unitarians Have Done;'' Dec. 16.
what u Unitarian Society Means.' The
topic for next Sunday morning will be
1.-The Day of Judgment"
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THE ELL|STON DISTRICT.
Something About the Properties
Which Are Attracting the At
tention Of the Public.
The Outlook in the Boulder Mining
District Never Brighter Than
at Present.
The New Mill on Tho Alps Mine Ready for
Business-Deer Lodge Forging
Ahead-COncentrates.

The Elliston mining district. lying be-
tween Elliston and Red Mountain, is fast
becoming familiar to the mining world,
says the Philipsburg Mail. The principal
mines ara located about eight miles south
west from Elliston. and the location offers
emo advantages for the minor. The noun
tains are dsnsely covered with fine timber,
and water is in abundance, but the chief
advantage is the extensive deposits of high
grade ores, many Of which are already dis
closed by development, and large shipments
are being made.
The Monarch, an exceptionally fine look
ing prospect, owned by White Brothers d
Burns, and under bond to the Great Repub-
lie Mining company, of Buffalo, N. Y, ia
shipping several carloads Of ore a week,
which is worth nearly 800 per ton. -Four
six-hsrse teams are constantly engaged
hauling this ore to Elliston, from which
point ii is shipped to the United States
Sampling works at Helena.
The Ontario, lying two miles east from
the Monarch, has six teams engaged haul
ing ore to the station. They ship an aver
age Of one car per day, which yields . net
profit OF SIS per tom The property is
owned by Mr.. Dryer of Butte.
The Lilly group, adjoining the Ontario,
is considerably developed, and Is equipped
with a good steam plant, but is not being
worked very extensively at present.
The Comstock. four miles north from the
Ontario, developed by . shaft 100 feet, has
q fine body of ore exposed, and is shipping
considerable ore.
The Deer Lodge Queen, another rich
prospect, is not being worked this season
for want of money by the owners.
There are innumsrable other rich PROS
poets that would return big profits il prop
erly developed; but the greatest drawback
seems to lay in the financial condition of
the owners. Our informant tells us that
by the expenditure of = few thousand dol
lars. hundreds of thousands could be taken
out Of the ground in this district. The
Anaconda Fluming company have over
three hundred men at work in this section,
cutting wood, which makes a busy place
there this winter. ~ .sa
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.

That OF Lewis and Clarke County Meets n
the Baptist Church Monday.
An interesting programme has been ar
ranged for the Sunday school convention
OF Lewis and Clarke county, which meets
at the Baptist church next Monday and
continues two days. Services will be held
each day in the afternoon and evening.
Among the subjects to be discussed will be
of Work in Primary Classes y
..some Things a Teacher Ought to Do"
'.The Place Of the Catechism in the Sunday
School," as we'll as Others of equal import.
ance. The ministers of the various demon
nations will take pat in the exercises, as
we'll az tho sunday school teachers and Off
cars. >
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Arrivals at the Grand Central,
The World Enriched.

TIE fcsilities of the present day for the
production of everything that will conduoe
10 the material welfare and comfort Of
mankind are almost unlimited and when
Byrup OF Figs was first produced the world
vas enriched with the only perfect laxative
knewn. AZ it is the only remedy which il
truly pleasing and refreshing to tho taste
and prompt and efectual to cleanse the
Iystsm gently in the spring time, or, in fact,
It any time, and the better it il known tho
moro popular it becocs
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Concentrates.

FFEa H.g HITELl.. |ErH" ~
Tho BIZ Metallic Extension company have
put their forces at work cutting stations.
After this 10 done the cross-outtinR will b
pushed.
Five furnaces in the new addition to the
East Helena works are now ~ nse. IN
remaining three are expected to DO COM
pleted in a few days.
At . meeting Of the Ph%ilipaburR Mining
and Milling company the trustees named
below we're elected: Frank j. Wilson, q.
N. Freeman. John Godfrey, b. II. Thomp-
son and NJ. H. Bryan.
Indications IRE favorable that the Hope
company's mill will be started up about the
middle Of December. and from all appear
ances at the mine. IL will enjoy n of the
most productive runs IL has ever had.
Regular shipments of Iron Mountain con
centrntes are, nov received at the East Hell
ena smelter. The new concsntrator Is
working to perfection, and the stockholders
look for a dividend about Christmas time.
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1.-Two oysters at Motor Office.
To Farmers.

We have money on hand to 10 an onim
proved ranch property throughout tho
state with water for %irrigating, Lowest
rates. Time and terms to suit. Write, de-
scriblno your property. Five per cent. in
terest paid on savings deposits,
MONTANA SAVINGS BANK,
Helena, Montana.
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BURNT TO DEATH.

The End of An Old-Time Miner ut Dia-
mond City.
Patrick Gillian, an old-time miner of Dia-
mond City, WAS burnt to death in his cabin
ut IN early hour yesterday morning. Thu
cabin was discovered on fire about half
past five o'clock in the morning. The en-
tire Town set to work to put it out. but
when this was finally accomplished the
body Of Gillian was found burned to a. crisp.
Nothing but the bones were left. How the
fire started is not known. Gillian had been
mining in Diamond City for something
over twenty years. His sister and her hus-
band live there. He was about 50 years old
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DIR. G. s.

Butte's manager for Liebig World Dis
pensary, San Francisco and Kansas City
will visit Helena. Tuesday, Wsdn esday and
Thursday, Dec. 1, 2 and 3, for three DAYS
only. and will have Offices at Merchants
hotel. Examination and consultation free.
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A. RANTS New Field.

A. Raht, general manage Of the United
Smelling and Refining company. has ac-
cepted an offer from the Philadelphia
smelter, located at Pueblo. COL. to become
general manager of that institution. He
will enter upon his new duties Jan. /. 1892,
and will remain in Helena until the latter
part of December. Mr.. Raht has been in
Montana since 1883, coming to the state
from Pueblo, whore he was the manage of
the present works Of the Philadelphia COM
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Drs. Skimmin e. IGssig, dentists, Sixth
avenue and M,ip street, over bach, Cory e.
Co. Crown and bridge work specially.
Extracting 5Oc; vltaiIzed air used, We are
opened evenings.
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NOLICe 10 FaCrOnS.
From and after the last day Of November
We will discontinue running our wagons.
Fresh cream can always be had at 3O9
Ewing street.
Butter delivered to regular customers
Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Orders for ice cream promptly filed and
delivered.