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The morning call., 1891-03-09
SOMETHING TO LAUGH AT.

Customer-In what part of the market do
they sell cheese? Marketman-Just follow
your nose and you can't miss it.-Alex 4.
Sweet
"And so you are back from Europe and
without being engaged ?" Well, yes you
see all the cheap Dukes are gone now, and
nothing else would satisfy me. Life.
First Yale Man-Harvard has Just secured
a fossil 10000 years old. Second Yale Man
Which professorship has it been appointed
to?-BrOoklyn Lille.
81 thought her heart was broken when
her husband died ?" so it was. Perhaps
that accounts for her since tying it with a
knot. Philadelphia Times.
The difference between modesty and BASH
fulness is of course, that you are modest,
while the other fellow is bashful-and how
ridiculous it looks !-Somerville Journal.
She-oh, yes, the Count is proud of his
family trse, and justly so. L think. He
dealous)-His family tree? | did not sup
pose he even owned trunk.-lndianapoli
Journal
''How is your friend doing out in Helena,
Mont. % 'Oh, he's carrying everything be-
fore him. Good; what business is he
IMP" He's waiter in a restaurant st.
Paul Globe.
When girl is 16 her ideal man is name ed
Reginald. When she is "a it doesn't matter
to her very much what his name is so long
as it will work well on the business end of a
check.-Somervill Journal.
81 wonder you don't enter the prize
ring" said Mrs. Wings 10 Scales, her grocer.
Me. mum? Lord, what would be doing
that for?" sit only occurred to me that
you might compete for the lightweight
enampionship."-S Joseph News.
Algernun ION the steamer, saying good by
to Ethel, in whose eyes he imasnes he sees
prospective tears)-Now, keep up, little
girl, keep up Ethel-Keep up? Now tell
me, do you think there is really any danger
of our going down ?-Boston Courier.
Policeman (excitedy to boy on the fence
outside)-What'5 going on in there, Johnnie2
Having war dance with all the neighbors
on the square? johnnie (composedly)-
Nope. Only nam insstin' on dad spendin'
his evenin's at home Washington Star.
Old Viekars-0h, of course, you think you
know ever so much more than your father.
Young Vickars-Ob. no, don't; indeed /
don't. 1t is, no doubt. true that your age
and experience more than c0unterbalalce
my superior intellectual ability. pain
dianap0lis journal.
The morning call., 1891-03-09

Richard Godfrey, who lives near Craw-
ford, Ca, missed a fine turkey hen about
Christmas, and he looked for her in despair,
thinking that some thief had eaten good
turkey dinner az his expense. "A few gays
ago the faithful old turkey came up with
nest full of as fine little turkeys rs ever was
seen. This, he says. is the first brood Of
winter turkeys ON his farm.
The morning call., 1891-03-09

Ali coal mines are infested with rats, and
when the rodents begin to leave squeeze"
or caYe-in can De expected
The morning call., 1891-03-09
ROOMS TO IET-ooNrINUED.

THE GLADSTONE, 10l5 MARKET; NEWLY
opened elegantly furnished sunny rooms, single
or en- suite; also large front rooms, suitable for
offices for professional gentlemen. fe22 limo
6o1 PoLK-NICE LARGE FRONT ROOMS;
OOf single and double. fell I'm
1JO ELLIS-THE ANNEX (FoRMERY ROX-
LIZ bury has changed hands and Is now under the
it has been renovated and newly furnished through
out transents will find this the best and
yenlent house in the city; permanent aud transient
also accommodated at the Victoria ll91a Ellis II tt
THE CLIFFORD, 2O4 ELLIS : NEWLY FUR
ntShed front sunny rooms; single or en- suite all
modern improvements. fell I'm
10O ROOMS. NICELY FURNISHED, AT Low
IOO rates. Lndeli House, Sixth and Howsed.S tt
I01 KEARNY. TOP FLooR-UNFURNISHED
1Of front rooms ja30 tt
900 GOOD ROOMS AT Low RATES-7l5 How
&OV ard st.,nr Third; gas and water in each room;
readEg-room and bath Tree; linen changed daily:
house open all night best beds In the yordap20sc
e o'FARRELL THE HANDSoMEST UEFUR-
" nlshed suite in the city; sunny aud warm. de2 H
etp GOLDEN GATE - HANDSOMELY PA
OtO pered and furnished suite and single rooms
in private family; reasonable: board II desired
Ring lower bell and inquire Tor MRS. CuRflS.nl9u
THE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
to cents per week, delivered by carrier to any
part OF the city; the Bulletin is the best, oldest
and largest evening paper published on the coast;
orders by postal-eard or otherwise VIII receive
prompt attention once 622 Montgomery st
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GOSO LADIES. ATTENTION-FINE BRANCH
sDOOO. bakery, candy, stationery and general
variety store foE sale; hne healthy location; has
splendid business: hne living rooms low rent;
fun value for the money kept by present owner 10
years; is selling on account OF old age. Apply *.
KENNY, - hearny ST. mrq II
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G7EO FINE CORNER SALOON: RUN BY
II OO. present owner % wears no has made
fortune and Is now retiring from business. Apply
W. +, HEALY, 1905 Market ST. It,
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OK COFFEE SALOON AND CHOP-HOUSE:
u y. nicely ftted up fine location suitable
fOr n and wife or two men; satisfactory reasons
for selling; great bargain Particulars J. B. MIHAN,
Bgg CLAY 81 TnrS 2Ls
The morning call., 1891-03-09

DARTNER WANTED IN ONE OF THE BEST
paying Office business in the city; must be
steady aud reliable; no former experience neces-
rprS
The morning call., 1891-03-09

CO[O SALOON, a BARGAIN OS ACCOUNT
Cow. OF departure East; fine corner with
good living rooms: rent S25 sells stock fixtures al
fur1ii ure; a positive sacrifice. L y. BARNARD,
Market st. near TAYLOR.
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= Obt. is something extra good; the best
locations IN the city; doing a trade of nearly so
day during the dUllcSt times; fine rooms; rent
only $40 a month; owner has recently connected
himself with Another different extensive enterprise
and cannot give his attention to this; he will
You Of the trade; any it. Apply X.
KENNY, 20 kesrny ST. mrs Il
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anop-RY RETIRED LIST.

Some very fine Itai an hand has been at
work on the committee substitute for As
sembly Bill No. ST, and as printed and re-
ported by the Commute e on Militia ry Affairs
it proposes to amend Section 1878 by making
Paragraph read as follows:
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G.O7E WEBER UPRIGHT; IN FINE CONDI-
u = y. tton. 4. W. SPEN GER & Co, 1913 Mar
ket st. History Bnildiag second floor. mrs tt
~ Sacramento ST. mrs u
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G90O AN ELEGANT CHIChERING UP
u OUO. right; gOod as new. +. ". SPENCER Il
CO. 72S Market, History Building, second floor II
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KFUNElt MONEY MONEY! TO LOAN YOU,
vi 10 loan you. on your piaHo, without removing
It. Apply to Collateral Bank, - Graz t ave, near
Market 81. ialg SOW No
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n ~ IA IN TUX TEtF AtAIIUN OF Z IILSI
In class cheese: requires but very little fuei;
saves great deal work; has many other important
qualities, which viii undoubtedly receive mention
at Worlds Fair at Chicago not only the cheese
manufactured with this invention, but.1he machine
itself viii surely gain recognition. For further par
ticulars apply CHRIST KNUTTI. car penter and
builder. 2lst ave. near Point Lobos. mrs IL
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PIANOS. VIOLINs AND SHEET MUSIC

brussels soc OIL CLOTH 25c. MATING I5C,
- linaieum soc. poles 25c. shades zoe. body BruS-
sells Toe; carpets, furniture etc, On easy terms.
NLUAtAS BROS, III Sixth 81. Oc1l II
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EOUND-S20 IN ny POCKET-BooK. WHICH
l. have saved by attending the dissolution sale,
where l can purchase merchant taor-inade pair of
trousers for So. former price So made by lead
ing merchant tailor for $l4. ORIGINAL MISFIr
CLOTHING PARLoKS. cor. Post and Dupont sts.;
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SD O. SGMBER or UFRIsVT s F5AY9S;
: CO., 1913 Market st.. History Building second
tI..l.r M s
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G7S s125, $3.50, $3.50, Sl75-A NUMBER OF
~ -. pianos: To cover storage and advances r.
". SPENCERtv CO., 725 Market ST., History Build
in. sec Lml floor. mrs q
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OK NICE LITTLE STORE; LAUNDRY AND
y -. papers; pay rent. 1896 Howard st.mr7 3ts
DUTCHER-SHoP FOR SALE AT l4I1 oCTAYIA
u st., bet. Post and Geary; price $500. c.
DIIIES. Inr7 3t%
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.

A WEEK NEWS FOR CENTS-THE WEEKLY
y CALL in wraDper. ready for mailing.
The morning call., 1891-03-09

GI5O GROCERY AND BAR; PARrS ER
u / W. wanted to-day pays ciers $50 per month;
prefers good artnrr; handle your own money; very
large cash trade; will teach ans good respectable
man the business; has than fun value forprice
asked Of the best corners IL the city; remark
able bargain: IS not met with every day: IS worth
Investigating. GEU. STEWART. 1875 Kearny st. II
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C.e5O SALOON: VERY GOOD CORNER.
u uOU. MCLAUGHLIN q CO. 26 Kearny ST. lt*'
no SELL OUT YOUR BUSINESS PROMPTLY
i for cash. 70 To 7. D. BARNARD, IIsS Market 81,
Jet. Mason aad Taylor; established 1859. 2t%
The morning call., 1891-03-09

L ono TAHIN EN WANTED, one VINO Is
II -VV. willing to work, in fine prov and
grocery business ga this city; very choice location;
s1e custom; sure business; increasing all he time;
no GOODWILL asked; money to be Invested in the
business Go extend it: none bat sober, steady man
viii He accepted: 10 liquors sold: owner will give
good man chance TO learn the business; he refers
large wholesa lie stores you try before buy
ing Apply X KES NY. % Eearny st. mrs Il
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A WEEKS NEWS FOR 3 CENTS-THE WEEKLY
n CALL In wrapper. ready for mailing.
The morning call., 1891-03-09
CARPETS.

( 1AEPETS-SMITH'S RRUSSELS. Soc a YARD;
\ us'allmenl price elsewhere 81 a yard NJ.
FRIEDMAN x CO., 22S-23O stockton, ana 2S7 Post.
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l. me BRANCH BAKERY; CORNER STORE;
Tor sale cheap on account OF lea ing city. Apply
CALI Erauch Once InrI 3t*
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ELEGANT NEW ROSEWOOD UPRIGHT PIANO;
L used one mouth l4l3 Taylor st. MIRO 5t*
= Il. CHASE / co, AGE rs wHEELOCK.
y. StuyyeSant other pianos. 727 Market. me- tt
The morning call., 1891-03-09

GALLON; GOODWILL AND FIXTURES OF M
~ Old established stand store to rent $50 BIau-
nan ST. bet. Second and Third, Inr7 l4tF
The morning call., 1891-03-09

$3.50 CORNER IS Saloon Es IA ISL I,
lures well worth double the money; selling on &C
count OF Did age: bargain. n. LESS II Fourth. It,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-27
JOTTINGs ABOUT TOWN.

The Builders' and Manufacturers' OK
change will hold a meeting this evening at
tho Exchange hall.
Several colored men into got a fight on
Ciore street last night. A white man got
mixed up in the affair and was badly
bruised.
James Hops struck a resident OF Clore
street on the head last night. He will tell
Judge Sanders this morning why he struck
the woman.
A large audience greeted Prof. Downie
In his lecture at ~. Aloysina hall last night.
These lectures are becoming very popular
in Montana.
A meeting will be held this evening to
perfect plans for the organization OF a
new social club, NJ announced in Sundays
INDEPENDENT.
SER list Baron, - a German play, was pro-
duced at Harmonic hall last night by the
Thalia society. After the performance a
drama was giyen.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Presby-
terian church will hold a sale of chiidren's
clothing Tuesday afternoon and evening.
Refreshments will be served and cake sold
by the loaf or pound.
A large crowd vent out tn Athletic park
Yesterday afternoon to soc a ball game be-
nine plumbers. The score was IS to 16 in
favor Of the Q. j. Holmes steam.
The charity concert at Turner hall yes
terday afternoon was attended by a large
audience. An excellent programme was
rendered by 25 musicians of the city under
the leadership of Prof Romandy.
A concert will soon be given under the
auspices of the Kings Daughter Circle of
the Presbyterian church, for the benefit of
organ fund. Madame Medini, of both
European and American fame, will appear
for the first time in Helena, together with
prominent home musicians.
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SHERIFFS MEET.
They WIN Test the Constitutlonality of
the Fee Law.

-
They win Test the Constitut,onality of
the Fee Law.
A meeting of sheriffs was held Yesterday
at the Office of Sheriff Jefferis in the court
house to consider the proposition of max
ing a test of the fee law in the courts. The
following sheritfs we're present: Will Hus-
ton, Missoula; Joe Hamilton, Cascade. j,
b. Gallagher, under sheriff, Silver Bow;
James Quisley. Deer Lodge, and G. M.
Jetferis, of this county. They represent
what are known under the act passed at tho
last session of the legislature as the first
class counties. This act fixes their salary
at $4,000 per annum but in this
respect the law does not 40 into
operation until the beginning of
1892. From the date of It's passage it re-
q duced the fee allowed for boarding prison
2 ers from So cents a day to 60 cents. An
other reduction it makes is in mileage.
Formerly 20 cents per mile was allowed
which was for both ways; now it is 10 cents
for only one way. Sheriff Joe Hamilton,
OF Cascade, said last night, that it was the
intention to keep the matter quiet for Il
while until the plan was definitely set
tied. 1t is understood that a test caae will
be made soon, and that Sheriff Lloyd. of
Butte. will make it on his bill for boarding
prisoners last month which the commits
sioners of Silver Bow county have disal-
lowed. Inc theory OF thelsheritfs is that their
election under the old law was in tho
nature OF a contract and that the action of
the legislature III changing tho law was un-
constitutional. The sheri tfs from the other
counties which were not represented Mt this
meeting seem to DO better off under the
new law. They are divided into what are
called second and third class, the former
receiving $1,000 and the latter Z :, $500 per
nnnnm. In their counties criminal business
ia light and consequently little to he made
out of tho board of prisoners. Civil bust
ness il also light and not many miles are
travelled.
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PERSONAL.

DR.. Simon Quinlan, grand exalted ruler
of the ElkH, left last night for Chicago.
Banker ]. A. Moe, of Lewistown. Fergus
county. left for home yesterday afternoon.
Editor j. A. Mcknight returned from the
east yesterday and il staying at the Helena.
George w. Haldorn, a prominent attor-
ney of Butte, arrived in Helena yesterday
to make an argument in a mining case in
the land office.
Matt Murphy. the Custer county cattle
king. whose name was mentioned in con-
nection with the purchase of the Story
herd, has returned to Miles CITY.
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Johnny Mcclure thinks he can make Devine
shake In his Shoes, aud 1t Ia quite probable
TINT ho knows what no IL talking about.
Several good fights will be arranged within
the next few weeks. II Devine wants to
fight Billy Scarles no should give him
notice. Searles will give him all tho fight
ing he can attend to-.
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Tho following open letter to Mr.. q. w.
Jackson. of Jackson's Music house, will be
road with interest by all lovers of good
music:
HELENA, Mont, April ~, 1891.
g.. W. jackson, Esq, Helena, Mont
Dear Sir: We, the officers and committee
OF tho Congregational nan I'll, desire TO
express our entire satisfaction with the
beautiful Vocation organ furnished us from
POUR house. On the occasion of tho dedi-
cation OF our new temple, April 10, 1891, its
capacity was fully tested, and the universal
expression from all those who are musical
connoisseurs. and from all we'll informed
musicians who we're present, IL that the
Vocation IL q SUCCESS, and all that 1t ia
claimed to be. exceeding our expectations
both IN richness and sweetness of tone, and
possessing a satisfying quality which has
never before been found except in the
larger church organs.
HERMAN GhEs,
President of Congregational Emanu-El.
j. FEIDgEna,
Vice-Pres. of Congregational Emanu-El.
ADoLpH ~BIRKENFELD,
Secretary of Congregation EMANUEL.
JACoB LOEB,
Treasurer of Congregation Emanu-El.
Signed:
HENRY KLEIN, of Purchasing Committee.
FRANCIS NUNvAK, Drganist.
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Arrivals at The New Merchants
w. r. Logan and wife, j. Dinner and wife,
ALEXANDRIA, Missoula.
V. White, Chicago. W. A. Frazer, Butte.
III. Seligman, Kansas II. Green. st. Paul.
City. George w. Jeffers, New
j. II. Gill. Bohemian. York.
George Haldurn, Butte. David G. Brown, Fort
George May. Ourey. Benton.
James Hamilton, Great j, +. Tibbitts, Mime
Falls. apolis.
WI. 81. Louis, Chicago. Il. l.. Bishop, Great
v. NJ. Massey, Spokane. Falls.
R.I.Deckius, Lacrosse, c. E. Davis, Kansas
Wis. City.
H.. L. Davenport, Nei- Ed. Hall. Cheyenne.
hart. Il. J.Walker, Kentucky.
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Arrivals at The Helena.

Max Kohr. Cincinnati, James B. Gallagher,
Chic. Butte.
John Rex, Chicago. w. II. Dean, Omaha.
w. NJ. Gilmore, New l.. Z. Burgett, Ashville,
York. Ohio.
William +. Furay. Deer Miss Amy Latimer,
Lodge. Demersville. Mont.
+. M. Dudley, st. Paul. e. b. Northrup, st.
e.. w. Elkoky, Chicago. Paul.
I'll. f. Co lett, Great A. +. Wilcox, Chicago
Falls. Nj. II, Fay, San Fran.
Albert Jaret, NewYork. cisco.
q. Fl. R~oynton, 81. Paul. James A.. Mcknight
Thomas Campbell, New York.
Butte. /. Simons, New York.
u. Cooper, Great Falls. G. L.. Walker, Chicago,
p. M. Reilly, Missoula. c. w. Gorahan, st.
A. p. Cornish, Chicago. Paul.
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Forbes g. Davis Special.
Bald Butte, in lots.
East Granite, in lots.
$500 Iron Mountain, in lots.
1900 Copper Bell, in lots.
800 Glengary.
$500 Yellowstone, in lots.
500 Cumberland.
1000 None such.
Mac.
$500 G. d D., in lots.
There is nothing in this lot offered that
will not pay to buy.
26 and 81 Bailey block.
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VIII Arrive To-day.

The following passengers will arrive to-
day on the west bound Northern Pacific
Mr.. Geo. Plaster, Mrs, O. A. Turner, VIM
Russell, e. W. Westlake, G. H. Tehle.
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Removed.
Walter j. King " Bros. have removed
from 314 Power block to rooms / and 3
Bailey block. 1t was necessitated on ac-
count of the large and growing business
they are doing in Castle real estate. The
fine rooms this firm now occup will be
more suited to the increasing needs of their
large business.
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Company &, First Infantry National
Guards of Montana.
Meagher Guards will give their fourth
annual ball Friday, May l. Prof. Romandy
will furnish the music and the public may
be assured that the boys will spare no pains
to make it Il success.
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AssEssMENT NorICE.-oFFICE OF THE
~ Cascade Land company. room l., Power
building. Helens. Montana, April 7th, lse1.-No-
monthly meeting of the Trustees Of said
Cascade Land company, held on the It'll day
of April, 1891, An assessment of ten d0) cents per
Cascade Land company, payable on the 10th day
of May, 1891. to b. brown. secretary Of said COM
pany; at the company's office, room No. !, Power
Any stock upon which assessment shall remain
unpaid on the LIST day OF June, 1881, shall b.
for sale at public auction, and unless payment
shall be made before, will be sold on the lst day
of July, 1891, to pay delinquent assessment, to-
eether with the cost OF advertising and expenses
of sale.
B. BROWN, Secretary.
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Ladies' black sural,. Marseilles, percale. sateen
and colored silk skirt waists at Brunell 4 Co. "a.
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Company G.. First

Fast black hose for men, women and children
for 25c., at The Bee Hive
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Hall for Rent.
Calumet hall formerly Edwards hall,)
for balls, parties, sociables and lectures.
Address communications to secretary,
ARTHUR j. PozNANsKI, p. O. Box 147.
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HELENA IN BRIEF.

Jaokson's music store, Bailey block.
Dinner from eleven to three at the Bon
Ton.
James w. Barker, merchant tailor, Main
street, opposite First National bank.
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The largest line of 25c. hose in the city at TIL,
Bee Hive.
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Bissel carpet sweepors only S1.s5, ut The BE,
Hive.
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Notice.
The public is hereby notified that l am
not responsible for and. will not pay any
debts contracted by any person other than
myself. Respectfully,
o. H. Do6GE, M. d.
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j.. M. .Hensley and wife, Mrs. F. McPherst
Castle. New Brunswick.
Miss Lay, Castle. c. w. Sweet, Castle.
BENZ min Martin, New William George, D
York, mond.
A.. c. Quaintano,, Boul- w. T.. Phillips. 30,
der. der.
j. L.. Smith, Kansas Bert Ford, wife a
City. sister, Minneapolis
d. B. Currie, East Hell w. ID. Smith, Mi
ena. City.
A.. F. Davis, Rimini. NJ. r. Rodgers, Butt
Frank Clark, Minneap- Il. Hamburger, Cinci
oils natl.
A. b. Hanley, st. Panl. Dan Samples, Benton
d. M. B%arringer, Phila- Joe Oker, Marysville
delphia. George Kirby. Mar
Charles 4. Dudley, Ma vile.
~rysville. NJ. Rothschild, S
Mrs. l.. s. Irwin and Francisco.
children. San Fran
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Men,s summer underwear at "a per suit, worth
", ut The Bee Hive. ~
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Nntice.

Go to the Helena Cafe for u frst-class
meal.
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Hall for Rem

1inware of ali kinds at Tho Bee Hive very
cheap.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-27

Full line of counter goods just received at 7
Bee Hive, at &C., l0c., 15c., zoe. and 25c.
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Removed.

Boys iron wagons at The Bee Hive, just re-
ceived.
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The Helena Cafe open day and night
Everything ilrst class.
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Look at This.
Commencing April s we will sell all kinds
of chewing and smoking tobaccos at factory
prices. OrrENHEIMER d ASH,
international Hotel Block.
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Ladies' summer vests at 12yi cents at The Bee
Hive
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IRISH point Lace at 81, SO, and
| $3.50 per pair.
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All the delicactes of the season at the
Helena Cafe.
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JNU. NTFDMAN,
Will II. JONES, President.
Secretary.
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Look at TIL

The latest novels at Tho Bee Hive.
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Builders and Manufacturers Exchanges.
There will be n regular weekly meeting of
tho exchange next Monday evening, April
"a. at the Exchange hall.
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AL kinds of yarns at The Bee Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-27
Forbes & Davis Special.

Doll carriages at The Bee Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-27

big cut in toilet soaps Mt Tho Rec Hive