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In Beau Brummel" the fret scene Is
ing scenes. The curtain rises ON the re-
ception room OF tho exquisite, and dis
closes an apartment in oheckered design Of
wall and ceiling and historically faithful,
The air of tho room. the furniture aud fit
tings promise 4 play in perfect touch With
the Brummsl period. The critical eye
scans the room from floor to ceiling in a
vain attempt TO tnd n flaw, and then, in
the first flush of disappointing pleasure,
falls to the programme and finds q compen
satinR fault. In heading, east and aynop.
ais historical acouracy is a%sgrantly violated
by the use of "l's " in Brummeli. The
annoying fidelity of the stage setting ia
now forgotten aud We proceed to enjoy the
play.
There il a bit OF amusing by play between
Mortimer, the valet. and 4 lady's maid. and
finally Brummel appears in his silkcn robe
and finishes his morning toilet. Mortimer
is more than 4 servant. He 10 q private
secretary, \ guide. philosopher and friend
Of the talented for, and 10 rarely endowed
with tact intelligence and loyalty. In q
dramatic sense the character OF the gentle
mans gentleman ia almost equal TO that OF
the gentleman himself. Brnmmel 10 q rev.
elation in foppsry. Fashionable folly in n
mar p~resupposes q weakness OF mind. The
superb conceit Of Brummel has an enduring
foundation Of shrewdness and sound sense.
Even rs he toys with his golden locks.
pinohes his cheeks. powders his face and
paints his lips, he delivers epigrams worthy
OF q Disraeli. His confidence in himself
thrills his auditors with Il new and delight
full sensation, and 10 as fresh and fragrant
as the flowers of spring. 10 the masculine
mind tho conciusion is irresistible. he Ia not
such . fool as he looks. His repose OF
manner Affects the audience in a asnsibls
degree, and in q few moments FAM cease 10
flutter. programmes no longer crackle. aud
the entire house falls into q restful condi-
tion of soothing certainty. Everybody
feels that Brnmmel will do the right thing
at the right time. and that the borrowing
OF trouble on his account, ia a needless
task. de tells his valet to write a proper
proposal OF marriage to the daughter OF a
rich city merchant, assists his nephew, and
sends for q new tailor, all the time paying
more or less attention to his toilet.
The last scene is POLITICALLY pathetic and
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THE MARkETS.
STOCKS

FJUChN
New Yopr. June 10. silver. SEA.
Copper-Inactive; lake. S1l. 70911.S5
Lead-Dull; domestic, Si.05MA. 10.
The stock market developed for TIM first time
in weeks decided activity and pronounced
strength, resulting in the material improvement
of the whole list. Changers, industriais aud
Chicago gas were specially strong. Tho only
weak point was Tennessee coal, declining 2.
The market closed on a decline. rather weak,
still fractionally higher than Saturday.
Governments-Dult: steady.
Ietroleum-July closed 54Ac.
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Sparring Tonight.

There will be fur at the opera house to-
night. A number of set-tos between local
sports have been arranged. Leonard. of
Missoula, will meet Brown, of Helena;
Miller, of Colorado. will meet Clark, of
Iowa. and Rogers will meet Gilmore. The
first set tos will be of fou rounds. the last
named six rounds. A number of other
contestants. who desire pugilistic honors,
will Nnnaar.
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"High Gard Bob" to Join tho Church

"High Gard Bob" to Join tho Church.
bob" Brevington, formerly of Kinks
vile, Mo-, and known to his associates a.
High Gard Bob" who recently won 81. 800
in Arizona, announces that he has given it
back and will reform, says q Los Angeles
dispatch. He declares that $25 honestly
earned will go further than 800 won over
the card table, and that the gamblers life
has lost all charms for him.. Finally he has
promised to join the church next Sunday.
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800 to Chicago aud Return

On account of the national democratic
tickets on June Is. 1G. II. Is and 10, to Chi
cago and return at one fare for the round
trip, good tor return until July 6.
Is. H. LANGLEY, General Ticket Agent.
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TIME SCHEDULE.
rnAINa ARRIVE AT HELENA,

-""N
No. I, Pacific Mail. west bound ........ 1:s5 D. m
No. 2, Atlantic mail. east bound $3.50. 1920 p m
No, 5, Logan and Helena passenger.
connecting ut Logan with train No.
3, Pacific exprese vestbound ........ 2:l0 q. n,
No. q, Garrison and Helena passenger,
connecting ut Harrison with train
No. L. Atlantic exDr0ss eastb0und. ll;Zh p. m
No. &, Mnrysville passenger. :..:......li:O q m
No. ~. Marysville accommodation ..... 6a5 p m
No. q, Wickes. Boulder and Elkhorn
M nesS.vs and Fridays. 500 .. m
M. l. p.c;fie Mail west bound go. 1:50 y. m
No. 2, Atlantic Mail. east bound l0;So .. m
No U. Helena and Logan PASSENGER.
NJ. 4 Atlantic express sasthound.. .. ITO p m
No. s Helena and Garrison pessenger,
M. =. Pacific express wcstbound 80. 2:1b q. m
No. 4. Marysyille passenger. :. ......... 7:45 q m
No. Q, Marysville accommodation 80. 800 p. N
No. IL. Wickes. BOuldsr and Elkhorn
Passenger ........... ....,..... 1854. m
No. lO1, Rimini mixed, Mondays, We'd
nesdAys and Fridays. Bis g. m
For Rates, Maps, Time Tables or Special
Information apply to Chas. $. Fec. General
Passenger and Ticket Agent, St Paul.
MIMI. or
.. EDGAR,
General Agent Of the Eorthern Pacific II h. II
HELENA. MONT.
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
stockholders Of tho Mac Mining 4 Milling COM
pany will be held at the Office of the company,
at 57 Knight street. in the city of Helena: stat,
July, 1892, at two o'clock p. m, of said day, for
the purpose of submitting to such stoctholders
a proposition to increase tho capital stock OF the
Mao Mining Il Milling company to the amount
OF four hundred thousand 600 0O0l shares. Of the
par value Of five dollars .($5) per share, the pres-
vlt capital stock Of said company being three
hundred thousand (3O0.0OO) shares Of the psr
value OF five dollars (sbt.
BY order OF the board of trustees.
A. MCLEAN,
President.
II. A. MACLEAN,
secretary.
]. G. Mc{,ANN,
A. MCLEAN. -
H. A. MAcLEAN,
Majority OF Trustees.
Dated Helena, juno IA. 1892.
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AITuATlON WANTED-BY A. BOY OF n
y wishes for any kind Of work. Inquire 1t
1913 breckenridge street.
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roR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

EOR SALE $3.50 FOR A FINE LEVEL LOT
n 42xl0O. on Fifth avenue, between haleigh
and HNhack; $500 down., balance two yeArs' time
street. N &%@SI
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WANTEU-BX Etts
~ Address O'Dell. this Office.
CITUATION WANTED-RY MALE COOK in
y hotel or restaurant. Address q. hood, this
office. @@
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BOARD AND ROOM OFFERED.
EOR RENT-ROOMS AND BOARD. 3O6
l. Warren street, corner Sixth ave.
EOK K~ENT-kOOM IN PRIVATE FAMILY
Il with or without board ut 55 Ewing street.
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Tor SALE-A LARGE NEW HOUSE ON
/ prominent avenue; has all modern improve
ments and 10 in good condition; price very low
block,
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EOR sALE-FIFTy FEET ON HELENA
L avenue near foot Of Rodney at three-fourths
actual value. Steele Il Clements.
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EOR sALE-ELEGANT RESIDENCE ON
J. west side at . bargain; ten rooms. furnace.
bath room and all modern fittings; good barn
and outbnildings. Wm. Muth, agt.
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DOR RENT-VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS TO
l. gentlemen with reference. Enquire at No.
6O7 North Warren street.
EOR RENT-COMFORTABLY FURNISHED
i rooms at reasonal rates. Harvey block.
brand street. Next door Hotel Helena.
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FOR RENT-FUKNISHED ROOMS.
EOR KENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOM.
l. one gentleman, s. per month. 562 High
land avenue, near Davis,
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THE
GREAT TRANSCoNTINRNTAL ROUTE

Daily Express Trains carry elegant Pullman
Sleeping Cars, DiAins Cars, Day Coaches, Pull.
man TsuTist 6leepsEs and Free Colonist 6lsaer
ing Cara
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,OSI-AT COLISEUM THEATER, ONE
diamonds: fob chain with globe, one end ennm-
eled with red. white and blue; initials I. M. r.,
merry Chrlstmas.l Liberal reward for return to
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TOR EALE-S2, 500; TWO-STORY RESIDENCE
y OF seven rooms: water on both hoorsi stable
and oGtbnildinss: Ninth Ayonns. bstween beattie
entS, r % .
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
Advertisements under This bead three tiInes
~ ---- -----
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EOR eALE-A FINE CORNER ON NORTH
Main street lOOxl25 feet, fronts on three
streets; will be cold at 4 great sacrifice. steele
Clamanta, l.# "fH
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EOR SALE-TWO SIX ROOM HOUSES ON
! west EIDE; easy terms; near new school
building. foundry and electric lines. VIM.
Muth, agt.
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A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL.
The Steinmetz Jewelrv Company Sends
Greetings to Its Friends.

The Steinmetz Jewelrv Company Sends
Greetings to Its Friends.
During the past few years the members
of the John Steinmetz Jewelry company
have had ample occasion to be merry on
Christmas, because of the patronage their
establishment has enjoyed during the
weeks preceding the great day. This year
is no exception to the rule, but they have,
if anything, more rea son to be joyful Than
on any preceding season, if an increased
trade is sufficient cause. For three weeks
past every day has witnessed a growing
trade, and the members Of the com any
wish all their patrons the merriest sort of
Christmas. line house made ample prepa-
ration to meet every demand that might DO
made on it during the weeks preceding the
Christmas holidays, and as a result the
great part of the gifts i the way of jew.
elry that will gladden. many hearts, to-day
will bear the Stsimet imprint, and whose
ever receives a gift purchased from the es-
tablishment may be assured that it as rep
resented, whether it take the form of gold.
silver, precious stone or b~ric-a-brao.
Despite the extent of the sales during the
past few weeks. the stock now on hand is
as large and the assortment as varied as
can be found anywhere. Many people will
desire to purchase a piece of jewelry or
bric-a- brac during the coming week, and
they will find no difficulty st the Steinmetz
establishment in obtaining something that
will suit both their taste Inc their purse,
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INTERESTING TO HELENA PEOPLE
Plans of the New Proprictors OF the Old
.loNrnnl Stnra.

Plans OF the New Proprietors Of the Old
journal Store
Never in the history of retailing NOR
ohandise in Helena hasa store enjoyed such
q patronage as has the old Journal store
under the management of Mr.. Il. N. Wood.
Since the store opened Tuesday morning.
Dec. 6, ID has been crowded from early
morning till late al night and thousands of
dollars worth of merchandise has been oar
ried away by che visitors. while several de-
livery and messenger boys have had all they
could manage to keep un with the business.
The stock was large aad we'll selected and
the prices were reasonable. A great many
people seem to think shat nearly all The
goods were sold at cost and less than coat.
but this has not been the case. The new
firm had an opportunity to save the people
of Helena q large amount of money and
were satisfied to divide the profits, or in
other words they have decided to SELL goods
at eastern prices and it 10 their intention to
continue the business along this line. The
members of the firm are men with large
business experience Il oil old merchants.
The manage and buyer, Mr.. E. n. Word,
received his business training with Mr..
John Wanamaker. and enjoys, perhaps, as
large al acquaintance with the eastern
manufacturers and importers as any one in
the northwest. and being on the inside Of
the market saves hundreds of dollars in
buying goods.
They will make special arrangements to
do q iobbiug business, and as soon as posi-
BILE will put in one of the largest lines OF
books, stationery, etc., in Montana, and
send a representative to ever part OF the
state.
They have established connections with
the late Journal job printing establishments,
which Is managed by MIR. w. j. MaoHaffle
Commonly known rs Mac }. and will also
take otders for job printing.
This firm is also Montana dealers for the
Remington standard typewriters and sup
plies, with branch offices at Butte, Anacon-
da, Missoula. Columbia Falls, Kalispell.
Great Falls, Fort Benton, Lewiston and
Livingston, and will soon have a represent
alive at Bozeman. With plenty of capital,
men of push and experience hack of the
business, a great future is predicted for the
successors of the Journal store, which will
be known in tho future as the Helena Book
and Stationery Company. and continue the
business at the old place, No. Ill Main
STRAIT # D
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JoTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

There will be a regular meeting Of she
board of the working women's homo Mon
day evening al 1850 O'clock.
The registry windows at the postofioe
will be open today Sunday between the
hours of II and one for the delivery OF
packages.
At the messing of Helena lodge No. 1893.
b. r. O. E.. held Dec. 2S. resolutions were
passed thanking the ladies and gentlemen
who assisted at the social the lodge gave at
The Helena Dec. Ii.
Clarence A. Hills, who died in Spokane
last July. was buried In Greenwood ceme-
terry at that place Wednesday of last week
by his brother Harry, of Helena. The body
had been lying in a vault at Spokane.
Secretary Della A. Kellogg. Of the Lewis
and Clarke Columbian association. an
their regular meeting Monday. at three p.
M, Mt the Board of Trade rooms. As this
will be a very important session ID 10 hoped
the active members will be ont in full
force.
Articles Of incorporation Of chs Bi-Met-
allie Extension Mining and Milling COM
pany were filed with the secretary of state
yesterday. The incorporates are John A.
md j i. Featherman and Joseph A. HYDE,
E. G. F~reyschlaR. L. j. Holland and Josiah
Shuls. The capital stock Ia 81. 632, 500 and
operations will be carried on at Philips
burg.
Mrs. Isabella Kirkendall, deputy presi-
dent of Woman's Relief Corps, issues the
following appeal: while the many kind
ly greetings are being prepared. allow me
to extend an Offering. Those of us who are
pledged to assist in temperino the
winds to those to whom we are indebted
do hereby tender our services. Some
Union veteran who dared for US to
meet a desperate foe may IN
where need our aid. Say to him that
fraternity. charity and loyalty, awaits his
directions. Loyalty wishing him and his
dependents ones a merry Christmas and a
happy New Year. Direct to 407 Madison
avenue, Isabella Kirkendall."
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PERSONAL.

@. E.. Krelton of Great Falls, il at the
Helena.
Hon. T.. H. Carter goes to Washington to.
morrow,
j. X. Taylor of Gregory is Al the Grand
Central.
II. W. Bacorn of Marysville. was in the
city yesterday.
Court Sheriff arrive. In town yesterday
from Canyon Ferry.
II. Machen and +. ]. Kelly of Anaconda,
were in Helena yesterday.
Capt. Byrnes. E. A. Wetmore and F. III.
Newell are at the Helena from Gould.
Judge Hiram Knowles has gone to Mis-
soula to spend Christmas with his family.
Ed c. Daymande, with the Northern Pa
cific at Butte. is spending Christmas with
Helena friends.
Miss Kate Sullivan and Miss Carrie
Youngeman of Butte, were at the Grand
Central yesterday.
George Bourquin, register of the Helena
land office, 10 happy over the arrival of a
son in his family. The little fellow arrived
on Christmas eve.
VIM. Clawson and August Clawson for
Chicago, and Harry Nyquist for Cleveland,
Ohio, were among the departures via the
Great Northern yesterday.
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The New Merchants Hotel.

the following low rates to transient guests:
(third foor); rs cents per day (fourth
floor. Extra for more than one occupant,
speoiai rates to theatrical people, and per-
mansnt Russts. Every room heated by
steam and lighted by electricity. Hot and
sold vater and porcelain baths on each
floor. New hardwood furniture and brus-
sells carpet in guests rooms. wide and spa
oioua Railways carpsted with crimson velvet.
Dining room, table d'hote. Guests will
fnd good meals in the dining room of this
house. operated by the Misses Maggie.
Msals so cents. Weekly rates TO permanent
boardsrs.
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A Misfortune at the Now York Dry Goods
Store,


Many ladies stood aghast. The busy
hum Of traffic was suspended for the per-
iod. "What is the natter" almost
shrieked many an anxious mother, as they
hastily grasped an infant from the numer-
GUS little carriages that stood around in
the various aisles, and not infrequently
installing the identity of her own. and
thus. for the time, creating a Juror among
babies.
"Ain't this awful!' cried a young lady,
frightened to such a degree that she was
apparently unable to decide whether she
would brave the deluge or stand by her
suedes that seemed in suoh ludicrous con-
trast to the surrounding confusion.
II DECLARE" remarked an aged individual,
zone could imagine they were under the
falls of Niagara" horrible. indeed"
spreading a huge umbrella. the dripping
from which gave q variegated appearance
to a neighbours bonnet.
"You ought to sell me that 800 fan at half
price," timidly observed a blushing miss.
You see | have just purchased my entire
wedding trousseau. and this horrid dsluge
has injured my pretty fan. Still auntie,
down on the plantation, said twas a lucky
omen to have q Bprinkling of water while
buying a bridal veil. However, don't
| care to affect an indifference to water like
Moab. as he stood on the wharf in a falling
torrent. waving d fearful farewell to all &C
Quaintances."
Pm SO sorry,'' said q swell. "Accept
my distinguished consideration. Would
assist, but my silk nat and ~searf-might
melt my moonstone pin, you know, a relic
of my great uncle. Very aifectionate, you
see."
The occurrence at the New York Dry
unfortunate affairs that is liable to happen
during extrcme cold weather. A large
water pipe running t~hrouRhout the build
ing directly over the establishment, became
frozen and bu st. The Hood brought con
sternatIon to the crowd of customers and
confusion to the business until aid came
through the plumber.
Quantities of elegant and valuable goods
were damaged. However, we are pleased to
learn that tho business has been resumed
and al departments of the concern are NOV
ing az usual.
The New York store has laid all goods
that have been IN any manner touched o,
damaged by water aside. They will be
carefully re-adiusted and brought forward
for their great clearance or cheap sale
which will occur in a very few days after
January /. 1t will be the most gigantic
sale of dry goods that has ever taken place
in Helena. Quantities of rich and elegant
effects that have scarcely received a speci
of water, will be placed on sale at a sui
cidal price.
The ladies of Helena will, upon this 90
%casion, have a new field for bargains. ant
we can say in all sincerity, that the oppor
tunity to loosen their purse strings will b.
most extraordinary. Beautiful condemned
goods will be swept away. Rich and ex.
quisite values. but slightly damaged. will
be swept away. The profits of the yen
will be swept away. The multitude VIII
will witness and profit by the sad drams
will, we trust, continue for always to PAT
ronize the great house. whose affection la
been to their benefit. Their ad. on thir
page makes mention of what may be OK
pected.
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THE PY%HlAN BALL.

1t Will Take Place Next Thursday Even
ing Mt the Auditorium.
Next Thursday night the three lodges of
Knights of Pythias in Helena will give a
grand ball at the auditorium. All the ar
rangements for the heating Of the building
have been made and judging from the sale
of tickets the ball will bs a grand success.
Mrs. N. Fretz will have charge of the sup
per arrangements. The committee in charge
of the ball are: Reception-B. i. Harris,
@. E. Vanhorn. p. Campbell, L. Myers, +.
&. Edwards. g.. X. Montgomery, l.. j.. Is
rael. W. Kleinschmidt, He man Cans, Al
bert j. SeiiRman, Jacob Loeb, F iancis Pope.
Floor committee-Messrs. Riddles, r.
Flynn, w. II. Orr. G. II. Scheere, Harry
Thompson and DIR. G. H.. Head.
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Christmas is approaching and buyers of h oil
day goods are in a quandnry what to SO ieot for
presents. To properly choose sui able gifts for
old and young 1t is necessary to go where the
largest assortment OF goods are displayed, and
pare with The Bee Hive. ut Nos. q, u and 2s
sonth Main street Their assortment Of holiday
fancy goods. plush add leather cases and novel.
ties, hand painted plaques. Christ mas cards.
etc. dolls, slsds. wagons, buggies, b ooks. al
goods line. Give them q call.
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DIR. A. c. stoddart Coming to Helena.

The doctor is president Of the Liebig
World Dispsnsary, the largest incor porated
medical and surgical institute In the worlc,
Will visit Helena afternoon of 2Sth and all
day Dec. Goth. 1892. This will be a rare
chance to consult the leading specialist of
our great cities right in Helena. Offices
for free consultation at ID 8. Main street,
Helena. At Butte city 30th and 31st; Offices
8 Broadway.
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Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.

All suffering from above diseases, or de-
formities. diseases OF men and women, the
blood, skin and nerves, or diseases that un-
fit one for lifs's dutiss or enjoyment should
call on DIR. ~Stoddsrd. San Francisco's lead
ing aud Oldest specialist. at ID Main street,
Helena. Dec. %. One day only. At Butte,
30 and 81. Offices. 8 East Broadway.
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unapproachable values will be apprec
GOOD DINNER TODAY.

The Mineral Springs Restaurant Place
to Eat Christmas Turkey.
While the Mineral Springs restaurant, in
the Mineral Springs hotel, nay not be 30
p~retentious as some other establishments
in Helena. it nevertheless enjoys q first
class reputation among those who appre-
oiate good food. wall prepared and nicely
served. To-day being Christmas, the pro-
prietor will give his patrons an extra fine
spread. In addition to always good Sun
day dinners, the menu will embrace roast
turkey, roast sucking pig, venison. rabbit
potpie. and an extra fine dessert. Those
who dine at the Mineral Springs restaurant
to-day will get their moneys worth.
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DIR. A. G. stoddart of la Francisco

DIR. A. G. Stoddart of San Francisco.
In compliance with universal request the
remarkably successful, Oldest. leading and
best known San Francisco specialist, DR..
Stoddart. managing physician of the entire
staff of the Dr.. Lisblg & Co.'s World
Dispensary, will visit Helena Dec. Goth.
one day only, and give free consultation
at ID s. Main street: at Butte CITY Dec. Both
and 3lst; Offices No. 8 East Broadway.
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Tho Best mt the California Wine House.
You can rest assured of having the best
quality if you purchase your little refresh
nents at the California Wine House.