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isfed the Union generals that the works could
not be carried. In fact Lees position on the
North Anna was found to be much less vulner-
able than that at Spottsylvania. while that Of
the federal army was bad, even dangerous, the
two wings cut OF from each other by a river
and the confederate army also wedsed down
between them.
anANr's NEW PLANS.
As early as the 18th Grant had determined to
Withdraw, move quickly down the east side aud
cross the Pamunkey, formed by the North and
South0 lima rivers, in an endeavor again to get
Lee into the open and attack him before he
could cover himself with earthworks With
this object in view, on the afternoon Of the 18th
Sheridan, with two divisions Of cavalry, moved
down the north bank Of the river. and after
feinting on other points seized the crossing at
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lCopyrizht. 1892. BY Leslie J. Perry. ]

Guilty. Then the federals fell to and also threw
up a continuous line of intrenchments, Sedg-
wick to Warren's left and Burnside still further
on. Lee. learning the true situation. had by
this time rapidly pushed everything toward
Spottsylvania, where he was concentrated in
Grants front on the morning of the 9Th, both
lines close up and fortified.
Hancock continued 10 hold as far back as
Todd's Tavern the line of the Brock road until
the 9Th, when he moved down on Warren's i'm
mediate right, crossing the Pc river. in an en-
deavor to swing round and locate the rebel left
flank but darkness set in before he could make
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HE NEW MOVEMENT
OF the Army of the Po-
tomac was made for the
purpose of coaxing or
turning Lee out of his
lines around Spottsyl-
vania and getting a
fight out of him in the
open. 1t was hoped
that by dispatching
Hancock forward by a
night march to gain
such a start as to en-
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positively until the afternoon Of the 18th that
the federal generals army was across the
James, whereas by the night of the 18th at
least 1900 men were already in front OF
Petersburg. II was only on the urgent repre-
sensations OF Beauregard that Lee on the l7th
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boldly did the losses of the Union army were
the heavier, but the confederates did not by
any means escape unscathed, and never before
was Lee so near the brink of absolute ruin as At
Spottsylvania. His fortified line was pierced
twice and many prisoners captured Grants
losses during this fourteen days of heavy fight
ing we're as follows:
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SMITH BEFORE PETERSBURG.
The Failure of the First Attack on the Rebel
Stronghold.

EN-. GRANTS GRAND
strategy, as well as tao
tics, in his Virginia
campaign was COM
prehensive and able.
But while always
understanding perfect
ly the necessities of a
given situation, never
at a loss for a feasible
plan commensurate
with the means to
achieve a desired re
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sbout nightfan broke out into a regular ''rebel
yell" This cheering began on their left near
the Rapidan, and ran in a wave Of wild, weird
sound along the entire line TO their extreme
right in the dense woods on the Brock road q
distance Of fully six miles, where it receded and
then died away entirely for few minutes. Al
ter q brief space the phenomenon was re-
pes.et. this time returning from right to left
II was no.a Simultaneous hurrah Of the whole
army, but a sort OF running cheer from regi-
ment to regiment Then the Union army
cheered in answer, in a similar manner, from
one end of its line to the other. Perhaps this
was = confederate trick-probably was-to de-
termine II any portion Of the Union army had
been withdrawn or changed positions.
After dark on the fth Warren silently with
drew from his lines In the Wilderness in front
Of Rven and struck south down the Brock
read, marching all night past Hancock, toward
spostsyivanis and Richmond The advance
vas Opposed and greatly impeded by Lees d.
vision Of stuarfs cavalry behind barricades,
and w.s consequently slow, the main column
brigade of Robinson's division cleared the road.
Lee was informed Of the federal movement
very earlN but seems 10 have misapprehended
its direction - Ids osicial dispatches conclus-
lively provo He hopefully mistook It for re-
treat Of She federAh 70 the east on Fredericks-
burg. andsoteiagraphed to Richmond. 1t is quite
sppsrens pov from the confederate records
that all osdexSfoe their movements until near
noon on 2eeA vsrs based on this mistaken
D0uAGssntxasrerestin Ewelrs
eorps@Au1 tssys Che Wilderness until the
Hnrs. now under Early. There
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rush. sweeping everything before them. Ham
cock reported the capture Of nearly 1900 pris-
oners Of Ewelrs corps, twenty cannon ana
thirty colors. Among the prisoners were Gems.
"a johnson and q. II. steuart tits probable
that the number of prisoners vas somev What
overestimated Hancock says tho confederate
loss in killed and wounded vast also heavy,
largely from the hAyonst
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AROUND COLD HARBOR.

Lee Heads Grant Off Again and Repulses All
Attacks.
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sPOTTSYLyASIA.

Fourteen Days Battling Against Gen. Lees
Breastworks.
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, SINGULAR AND I'M
pressive event occurred
in the wilderness on
the evening Of the It'll.
The day had been a
Quiet one, each army
holding its lines; there
had been no battle or
occasion of any kind
whatever for sponta-
neous enthusiasm on
either side. But for
some unknown reason
the confederate army
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11x bAxIEB o. GOLD HAkD06
A. 80 .. N June % the battle Of Gold
Harbor began BY Hanoook's attacking With
Barlow and 0ibboa. viii Birnsy h support
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dispatched his first troops across the James at
Chaffin's Bluff toward Petersburg Bu; Grant
and Butler, and Smith also. supposed his
troops were arriving at Petersburg two DAYS
before. He did not arrive at Petersburg him.
self until June IS
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Nscsssasily attacking aeovsred enemy = The,
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THE DocToR,s ANswE Frs.
They Create Some Amusement for specta
tors in the District Court.

EgUH pMM4G ~-M # HHWM WMW&tUMM .#@
They Create Some Amusement for specta-
tors in the District Court.
An interesting case was heard by Judge
Buck yesterday. It was the appeal of DR.. w.
E. Tryon, of Castel. from the action Of the
state medical board in refusing to grant him
a certificate to practice. The doctors at
torneys said that he did not answer certain
questions seriously, but in a spirit of fun.
The medical board looked at the matter
differently. One question WAS as to the
treatment of hemorrhoids. The doctor an
swered, ''Set on q not potato" Some OF
the other questions and nswers were:
''Give %prophylaxis of thermio fever"
"Don't know what it is, unless keep COOL
Give prophylaxis of scarlatina."
"Salicylate of sodium and moving out of
the neighborhood."
"What influence has the purity Of water
upon its power of dissolving lead?"
Don't know of any. Understand the
dirty springs and mud baths are out OF
sight in this country, but for cleanliness
would prefer Clean"
What is meant by the term cataracti
Mention the varieties and treatment"
"WhatI don't know of these would fill
volumes.'
Give the general symptoms of glaucoma
in its acute form, with treatment"
Similarly posted here, too, prospects are
would do what | could to keep eyeball in, if
I had to sew lids, while sending him to
Helena"
The doctor also stated thnt he had been
in business eight and a half years. Franz
ical board. g. L. Miller, Of Castle, and
Hon. L. G.. Bach, of Helena, appeared fol
tho doctor. Ihe court took it under ad-
visement.
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VALVES.

We will offer Monday morning
and during the week an aessorted
lot of Ladies' and Children's Gar
ments, consisting Of Ladies' listers,
Ladies' Plush Jackets, Ladies' Cloth
Jackets, Children's Clocks and
Misses Jackets at the uniform price
of $500 each. This lis much below
original cost and should attract the
attention Of all. Many Of these
Garments have been sold as high
as $1,000, $1,000, $3.50. All now
reduced to the one price OF $500
each. In order to accommodate the
working people who cannot leave
their work during the day to 90
shopping our house will be kept
open each evening until 8 o'clock.
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Of The COURTS.
Yellowstone County Commissioners
Win q Lawsuit Against the
Billings Gazette.
Some Answers Made to the
State Medical Board by
q Doctor.
Moving Out o. tbs NeIghberhood Given
~ Part Of the Treatment
for scarlntina.

A number of decisions were rendered In
the supreme court yesterday. Associate
Justice Dewitt wrote the opinion in tie
case OF Il. II. Becker, who susd Yellowstone
county ON a printing bill. He published in
the Billings gazette 4 certified copy Of the
constitution. In the lower court the paper
lost the case and the. Judgment Ia affirmed
by ths supreme court. In the opinion JUS
tice Dewitt says: ut cannot be commended
that this publication BY the appellant
would be d charge against the county, II the
county clerk did not cause II to be pubs
lished. or order or request 1t, and il II were
done voluntarily BY the appellant, even il
ii wero furnished By the clerk knowing that
II was to be published. Public officers con-
stantly furnish to newspapers matters of
interest for publication, because the news
papers, in their ambition for news, and the
service of the public want them. But it
cannot be said that publications
20 made are On the order or
request Of. OF caused BY, such public Off
GERS. II il we're the fact that the county
clerk furnished this COPY Of the constitu-
tion to appellant under the precise circum-
stances last above suggested, the allega-
tons Of the complaint would describe just
such 4 transaction, and such transaction
would not constitute = charge against the
county under the law and the other facts
alleged"
The Judgment was affirmed in the case
Of Hogan Bros. vs.. B. F. Shuart. Shuart
was awarded $1,000 damages by a jury.
Hogan Brothers sold Shuart a band Of sheep
at q total cost Of s 6.370.75. OF this $4,000
was paid, and Hogan Brothers asked for
$770.75 with interest. Shuart alleged that
the ages of some of the sheep were misrep-
resented to him, and they could not be
sold except for a nominal sum. He asked
for $229.25, the difference between his
damages and the balance Of the purchase
price.
In the case Of Charles Z. McCauley vs.
The Montana Central railway the Judgment
OF the lower court was affirmed. McCauley
sued for damages for injuries to a COW, al.
leRing negligence of the road. The de.
PENDANT moved for a o suit. which was
overruled. Z
Judgment was also affirmed in the case
of Samuel Schwab ct al. VS.. A. r. Owens
ct al, appellants. The case was tried twice
in the district court of Lewis and Clarke
county and another trial ia denied. Ths
suit grew out of q mortgage given on some
property in the Pelican saloon, corner Of
jackson and Wood streets.
A. Rocheleau vs.. Peter Boyle ct al, ap
pellants. Action on a ohattal mortgage II
Deer Lodge county. A new trial il
granted.
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THE ELKHoRN FOR DECEMBER.

Statement Of the Work o In Thirty
DAys-New Interpretations.
The London Office of the Elkhorn Mining
company. limited, ia In reocipt Of the fol-
lowing cable information from the mine,
under date Of January s: During tho month
Of December the mill worked thirty days
and crushed 1907 tons; shipped bullion
amounting to Sal ,O6b; shipped 297 tons Of
smelting ore, ga. 287; total production,
864, $50; total expenses, $25,650; estimated
profit for December after payment Of all
taxes and charges, $38, 702.
The report concludes with the statement
that for the year 1891 everything 10 going
right.
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New interpretations.

New Interpretations.
The following articles Of incorporation
we're fled yesterday with the secretary Of
state:
Magnet Mining company, TO develop the
Hattie, Margaret and Lily. near New Chi
cago. Capital, $5OO,OOO. William Dingwall,
Il. ID. Holland, r. M. Ferguson, a. NJ.
Thomas. Allan McPhail, l.. j. Hendrick-
son and j. y. Featherman are the incor-
porAtors.
Quartz Gulch Reduction and Concen-
trating company, capital 100000. To
operate in Quartz gulch, Colorado district,
Jefferson county. "A. 8. Morton. =. II. @.
Taylor, g. g. Cumminsky, G. r. Johnston,
III. M. Hood. C. B. Billings, George u.
Cakes, Of st. Paul, are the incorporators.
The Enterprise Mining and Smelling
company, capital $2O0,0O The property is
in Mssgher county, the Office of the COM
pany at Butte. The incorporators are
David n. Upton, Frank j. Lackie. ]. s.
Shropshire.
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Notes

Andrew P. McAmelly and Richard Ben
nett have been admitted to practice in the
supreme court. ~
A Judgment was rendered yesterday in
favor of the First National bank. of Hell
ena, against the Pen Yam mining COM
pany for $2,S29.1 Is and costs
The following suits were filed in the dis
trict court: The Thomas Cruise Savings
bank Va. Emelia and L. J, Schlesinger, for
500. 43 and interest on a note; Ii. g. Wal
lace vs.. Watt Percy, for S224.6s balance on
account. t
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Helena is attracting the best talent in the
country. Among the more recent of those
who have made their homes here is DIR. u.
Rochette, dental surgeon. DR.. Rochelle
comes from st. Paul, where he was we'll
and favorably known in his profession. He
has a new system OF making plates, where
by they are both light and close fitting.
He does only the best work, and those who
want frst-class services should call on him
on the second floor, in The INDEPENDENT
building. Special care taken in the treat
ment of children's teeth.
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Divorce by Default.

A decree of divorce was obtained yester-
day before Judge Hunt by Nellie Mckay
from Donald Mckay. They were married
at Virginia City, Mont, April %, 1886. She
alleged extreme cruelty and language used
by the defendant toward her at Butte too
scandalous to spread on the records. Adam
donment and habitual drunkenness were
also charged against Mckay.
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New Com anies.

The Great Falls Turnverein has been in
corporated by Charles Wegner, William
Albrecht, E. II. Ahrens, John Andersen.
Rudolf Albrecht, Martin Strasbure, Her
man Aflerbach, Charles Gels, jacob Speng-
Ter and Herman Wildkopf. The capital
stock is $1,000.
The w. A, Mentrum Liquor and BottlinR
company, to do a wholesale and retail bus
mess at Missoula. The incorporators are
W. A. Mentrum, Lorcnzo Abbott and @. =.
Shelledy. The capital stock is 100000.
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The latest novel by tho celebrated writer, AL
bert Ross. entitled The Garston Biyamy. " il
Just ont and 10 creating more comment than any
of his preyious works, of whlch 100000. copies
have already been sold Tho Ree Hive has just
received their first shipment and are selling them
Mt 400 nor CODY,
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To socletics. CIub,. SO,

Tho Encore hall can BIO rented for public
meetings, entertainments, lodges, etc. APP
ply to Chas. Lehman, corner State and
Main ST.
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INVESTMENT STOCKS.

500 and 1000 lion Mountain. tn.
1000 Southern Cross, % cents. @
1000 Combination (Phillipsburg) $1,32115s.
$50 Glengary. $1,10.
1000 Coeur d'Alene. (Poorman) $1.0216.
1900 Helena and Victor, 1926.
800 Bald Butte. $2.10.
1000 Cumberland, $1.25. s. =. So Ri
5000 Yellowstone, so cents.
This is a list of stocks of known values
and at the prices are safe investment.
Rooms 26 and q. Bailey Block.
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AT the ". NJ. G. A.
Tonight is the second entertainment Of
the Y. M. @. A. Tuesday night course. The
lecture tonight will be one of great inter
est,to the citizens of Helena giving, as il
does, one OF the best descriptions Of this
historical CITY of America. OF this lecture
the superintendent Of county schools al
Deer Lodge says the following: Quebec.
lecture. full Of information and instruction.
The treatment Of the subject is fresh and
attractive and shows profound character
study. The scene painting is admirable
and the author, having personally visited
the places described, is an undoubted au.
thority on the manners, customs and char
acteristics of the people,"
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Masquerade nAll.

The Turner's of Helena will give a mas
querade ball on Tuesday, Feb. .. at Turner
hail. Sateen prizes will be awarded.
Don't forget to come.
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Minining Notes.

James Huggins has flied a lien On the
Excelsior lode, Ottawa district, for 4lS9.O5.
Proof Of annual representation Of the
Whoop Up or frankie Fraction, near Bel
mont, has been made by Thomas Wilkinson.
The May Morrison West lode has been
located near Cliff junction, By J. =. Nor
rison.
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An Old aud Popular place Reopens.

The Arcade saloon on Upper Main street
has been undergoing a thorough overhaul-
ing and will reopen this afternoon. Mr..
John Il. Biles. who under the old manage
ment was the most popular Of m~ixologists,
will now be proprietor of the Arcade. His
old friends will be glad to see him in his
new position, and will no doubt see that he
does not suffer for lack Of patronage.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-01-26

Hcrbert Nicholson & 90 having been
appointed s~uh-ngants for the celebrated
l.ethbridge coal, are now prepared to de-
liver same promptly. by far the moat
cGOMomiGAt soft COAL In the market. Tels-
phone $50.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-01-26

So that liz an ornament to any pnrlor, and tho
prico cannot DO duplicated anywhare. Two
hundred subjects to select from.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-01-26

Order lard anthracite or LethbrldGe
dry yellow or white pine and fir from
Herbert Nicholson " Co., Ltd, corner Park
avenue and Edwards street. Telephone
e
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-01-26

Sheet music at 10c per copy has become a pop
ular seller at The Bee Hive. Another large ship.
ment has just been received.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-01-26

Mares g. Fisher, the butchers. have removed
from Warren street to armonla hall, on Broad
way. Telephone 307.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-01-26

An elegant Autographed birdseye view of
Helena on heavy plate paper, 2sx44 inches.
Price 81. Sent postpaid on reoeiptof price.
Ii. II. FoLEY,
Room Z. Denver block, Helena.
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The Boo Hive announces that they will soil
this week an English decorated dinner net CON
tanning Ill pieces for $40, said to b. worth
S1at0.
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After you have tried the Saratoga you
will rave NO other. Henry Asmussen, of
the Of Commerce, IL solo agent
for Helena.
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san,o proud tale. BY tho lonely missionary
fires ~ Africa, whore Livingstone found 4
deathless grave; by the barren sands Of
Kkartpnm, WHARF, Gordon died at hts post
Of duty; on the far, bleak uplands OF AUS
loan frontier. HnotchmaIl are 10bly uphold-
ing the honor OF their national flag. But
wherever We are, wherever We may be. our
hearts never fail to grow tender mt the
aongs Of our native land.
From tho dim Smelling on tho lone, misty,
island.
Mountains divide MS and a world Of seaso;
But still our hearts arc true. our hearts arc
Highland,
And We In dreams behold the Hsbrides.'
There we're other speeches Id reply to
tonsts, all Of which breathed the same
spirit. Mine host Mcdonald had made am
pie preparations for tho spread, u the 90.
casion was heartily enjoyed by all.
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DIR. G. q. Dodge. dentist, over Snnford's
furniture store. Teeth extracted 6Oc, gas
u, ether, chiorOform administered, arti-
fetal teeth $40. Crown aud bridge work.
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At the y. M. G. A.

LET there be light when you eau buy a com
plete lamp at The Bee Hive for 25c.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-01-26

Our stock Of cloaks, Jackets and nfants'
c. X. Stevenson, assignee of Bruneli 8 Co.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-01-26

Save money and huy Your table linen and tow
els Ut Tho Zee Hive.
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Smoke Adelina Patti clgar-fnest in thu
world. j. I. LOckwood's drug store.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-01-26

Cash paid for second hand household furniture
by q. H. Taylor, on broadway.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-01-26

Butcher l. Bradley's prices for everything in
them q call.
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OFFICE OF DR.. NJ. RocKMAN.

Springs Hotel
OFFICE OF DIR. M. Ro,KMAN.
HELENA, Mont, Nov. s, 1890
MARCUS LIssNER. EsQ.-My Dear Sir: Since I
read the report Of an analysis mado by Professor
Thomas Price d Son, Of your spring water, I
found that it is not only . pure drinking water,
but it is of 81 elt therapeutic value for many dis
eases. viz: Blliousness. indi ssstion, constiDs-
ton, liver, kidney and b adder diseases, as also
for those suffering with gravel. ! am justified in
recommending your spring water to those suffer
ing with tho above mentioned diseases. and by
using the water for two or three weeks it will re-
commend itself. Very truly yours.
M. ROCKMAN. M. D,
READ WHAT THE GREAT TEMPERANCE LECTURER
.s& HAS TO SAY.
HELENA, MONT, Aug. 20, 1891.
MY DEAR Mr.. LIssNEE-It gives me great
pleasure to state briefly the great benift I have
received from the use Of the Lissner sp'iag
water. Ihave been for three years afflicted with
kidney trouble, causing me intense pain. l have
taken much medicine. with but little r lief. I
have used porous p~lasters. They gave me tenn
pora. y relief. The severe pains in my back yet
remnined. commenced the use Of the spring
water about five weeks ago and Immediately got
relief. I feal no more pain or aches, urinate
with perfect freedom, and have every reason to
believe / am entirely cursd. With my whole
heart do l thank you for this water OF life.
You're in haste,
FRANCIS MURPHY,
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Biraseye View Of Heleuu

Infants clonss. embroidered cashmere. in
large variety at The Hoe Hive, prices ranging
from 81 upwards.
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Hermann Bauer,
Manufacturer OF Coats, Robes and Mats.
Also Tanner of all kinda Of Hides and Furs.
Repairing and Cleaning Of Fur Goods,
s1s North Main Street. Aslenas Montana
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Mares d Fisher, the butchers, have removed
from Warren street TO Harmonic hall. on Broad
way. Telephone 3O7,
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A tea set containing ~ffty-six pieces nicely dec
Grated, at "a, is one of The bee Hives cards this
week. @