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Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-14
LOST.

7 OsT-AT SANTA MONICA FRIDAY, APRIL
1 Sth on train to Santa Monica or on beach
open faced gold watch chain and locket Lib.
eral reward paid or return to this office. 4-l4tf
r OST-CAME TO THE PLACE OF NICHOLS
IL Basthol, s. New Main and Vernon avenue
Sunday. April 10th, colt, bay color, with
halter; burn on right front leg. Owner can
have same bv paying expenses Ala st
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Pasture-sunnyside farm, Vermont avenue.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

T AST g. FISK, WHOLESALE WINE AND
IL liquor merchants, 13I n. Main st., Los
Angeles. Cal. wines and brandies specially
Telephone 80. "a II
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MACHINISTS,

MANN & JOHNSON MACHINE AND
Iu blacksmith shop; iron and brass casting,
TOOLS models, patterns, pulleys, shsfting,
hangers, etc: general repairing. Agents for
Bests gas engine. Telephone, 902. No 534
S. Los Angeles ST., Los Angeles, Cal. 1926 Am
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ARCHITECT.

d URGESs J. REEVE, ARCHITECT. ESTAB-
ID lished for the past 10 Years in Los Angeles.
Room 10 (secoud hoor), Ferret block, corner
Spring and Third SITS. 3-2 1ys
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STRAYED,

STRAYED.
CTRAYED-IN THE DIRECTION OF
- Compton, a sorrel mare about IA hands
high, weighing about 900 pounds; white spot
on nose; years old. Return to Tom Strohm,
Excelsior soda works, 3l5 Crocker st, near
Third Alb st.
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
" ousand asphalt paving. 227 w. First st.
81 12m
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DERsONAL = RALPHs BROS GOLD BAR
L Flour, s1.35; City Flour, 81 90; Brown
Sugar, 20 lbs 81; White Sugar, II lbs 81. 90;
boxes sardines, 25c; 8 cans salmon, 25c; so
bars Soap, 81; eastern Gasoline, Csc, and Coal
Oil, Csc; 2 lbs Corned Beef, 15c; Pork, 1Oc;
Lard. 10 lbs, S5c lbs, 45c COL s. Spring St,
cor Sixth. 1922 3m
DERSONAL-MEDIUM 1861 S. SPRING ST.
i Mrs. M. E. Weeks Wright. PIT If
DRRsONAL MRS. PARKER, CLAIRVOY-
l. ant; consultations on business, love, mar
riage, disease, mineral locations, life resding,
etc. Take Spring and Westinghouse. car to
Vermont ave-, go south to Vine ST., second
mouse from Vermont ave. l-27-tf
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FOR SALE-LIVE STOCK.


EOR SALE-GOOD, GENTLE AND WELL
Il broken norses, at No 1155 Temple street.
4-l3-7t.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

y
NOR EXCHANGE-25 ACRES FINE LAND
Il in Orange county; fine land in Antelope
valley Call l3O S. Spring It,, room T. OWNER.
Ala 2t
NOR EXCHANGE-235 ACRES ORANGE
Il and walnut land, with water, for first-class
farm in Illinois. Address room 3, Redick block,
corner First and Broadway. 4lOtf
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


DARE BUSINESS CHANCE.-FOR SALE.
II the exclusive agency of San Francisco and
Los Angeles dailies in town OF 5000 Over 500
paying subscribers. Well established. Particu-
lars on application. sd. s" HERALD office.
4.lO7t
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PERSONAL.

WANTED A MIDDLE AGED LADY
w wishes to make the acquaintance OF an
elderly gentleman with means; object matri-
mony Address JULIA SEITZT, 2. o., city.
Ala 3t
DERsONAL.-STAGE DANCING, SONGS,
L Dances and Specialtes taught Guitar les
sons, SO cents. +. Miller, 233 S. Main. 4 IL At
DERsONAL-sILVER COIN THE VERY BEST
Il Southern California extra flour, 81 ,3O
brown sugar, 20 lbs. $1.O0; white sugar, II lbs
81 90; coal oil, soc; gasoline, 85c; family lard
SC; boxes sardfnes, 25c; cans Alaska sal
mon, 25c; 3 cans Ohio sweet corn, Csc; l gal
Ion Golden syrup, soc: crushed Java, zoe
"RIGHT PLACE STORES" 90l and SOB E.
First and 100 to LOG n. Vignes st. 3-l3 tt
KNOW THY FATE-MADAM CARMELO,
IN the wonderful clairvoyant and card
reader Tells your entire life. Valuable advice
on business, love, etc. Office hours, 10 to and
to 8. No. $50 South Hill, near sixth, first
fat 4-13-lm.
TNCONOMIC"-FRESK ROASTED COFFEE
IL from our new Giant coffee roaster. Java
and Mocha, 35c lb other grades, 3Oc, csc;
sugars, brown. % lbs for 81; white, II lbs 81;
germea, zoe; lbs rolled oats, Csc: 4 lbs rice,
25c;:5 lbsEhaked hominy, 25c pkts starch,
25c: cans sardiness, 25e; cans asparagus,
25c; gallon cans apples, zoe; 13 lbs navy beans,
25c; lbs layer 1aisins, 25c; lbs prunes, 25c;
can devilled ham, Sc: cakes pure glycer ne
soap Csc; sack -four, 81 and 81 35; hams, 13c;
bacon, 12c; pork, 1Oc. Economic" Stores,
3O5 s. Spring st.
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NyANTED-TO RENT, SEVERAL HOUSE
w in good location at reasonable rent. JN(
H. CONE. 214 s. Broadway. 4-1O If
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INSURANCE MONEY.
The New York Life Insurance Company
C0ntesting q Claim.

The New York Life Insurance COMPANY
Contrasting = Claim.
Mrs. Lizzie Cartright is suing the New
YORK Life Insurance company in Judge
Hunts court to recover on a policy for So
500 claimed to have been issued to E. c
Cartwright. who committed suicide two
years aao last winter in the law office OF
DuBose u Penny on Main street. The in
suranoe company claims that Cartwright
made application for a policy but paid nc
premium. Mrs. Cart wright's case ia that
the policy was written on Feb. G., 1890, al
the New York office and mailed to Z. d,
Helena. On the morning of Feb. Z Cart
wright was dead. :releRraphio instructions
were Immediately seat to the general agent
at ST. Paul to stop the policy there and
cancel it. rs Cartwright had killed himself.
The plaintiff has introduced evidence to
show that a premium of $63.75 had been
paid. Jacob HolcberR, of Holcbera &
Rechnitz, testified that Cartwright gave f.
Y. Wilson, the local agent of the company,
$45 and at another timo SIS, making $50.
and leavinf $S.7 u to be accounted for.
Some very important law questions are
raised in the case. The plaintiff claims
that tbs putting Of the policy in the mail
constituted a delivery to the insured. The
being paid, 1t ID not liable. TIL
H. c. Smith and W. D.. Car.
diner appear for the plaintiff and Penry
and Purcell! for the defendant. General
Agent Snifen Was in court assisting the at
torneys for the defense.
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WORTH MILLIONS no MONTANA.
What ths tain and snow Arc Doing for
the Ranges,

What ths tain and hnew Ara Doing for
the Ranges,
The rain md SHOWS OF tho pnst ten dayf.
while dtsagreenblo TO city people, have been
OF inchlnulablo value to the ranges OF Mon
tam. There WAS little snow during tho
winter, md u month ago the ground, espe-
Uially In this section and III northern Mon
tam. WIS hard and dry as a bone. The
cattlsmen we're wishing for just such
waatther ~ VIC have boon having the past
week, and the ranehnen, also. because II
assured plenty Of winter for irrigation. The
cola has somewhat retarded vegetation. but
tLs ground 10 now In such good condition
mat when the wa weather doea come, the
precipitation will more than make mp for
the lateneBs Of the season. The placer
miners, also, are assured a long
season In which to carry on
their operations. r. A. MARROW, the
stookman Of Big SANDY, was in Helena yes
terday, having just come down from north
ern Montana. "Ibis weather." he said,
rs worth millions OF doIlass to Montana.
u ASSURES plenty at grass ON the ranges.
ana before II cnn,s the outlook was poor
Tor q good grass crop. Unfortunately 1t
comes at a bad time for the sheep growers,
because this il larnbing time, and many Of
inc lambs die almost as soon AH they are
dropped. Even with the best caro- tho
losses will be heavy among tho lambs, but
there will BE- an abundance Of feed for the
survivors, for the cattle and horses next
year, and tho ranohmen will have an abdn-
dance OF water for irrigation"
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LOSS A BOUT 800.
China Emma Loses Three Houses I'D =
Horne by Fire.

China Emma Loses Three Houses nd h
Horne by Fire.
For a time last night " was u problem 10
find out whether st.. Peter's hospital or tho
gas works near the railroad tracks was on
fire. An alarm was sent in from box 4b Mt
the corner Of Eleventh avenue and Ewing
street. about 9:4b which mialed this depart
ment. The city hall ohernicsl, hook and
ladder truck and 4 hose carriage started for
the box. When they got TO the place there
was = big blaze seen through the rain.
aa u ~. Peher'ss hospital WAS burning, and
q . point closer 10 this motor tracks on
Hslena avenue this gas works seemed TO b
on hTe. The hremen GOV TO China Emma's
truck garden, about q quarter Of q mile
northwest Of the gas works. but could not
DO much. A log stable and vegetable col
lar were in flames and a small frame house
used ~ 4 .dwelling VAS partly on FIRE. The
chemical engine was used until 1t became
exhausted, but had very little effect. The
nearest hydrant WAS $500 fact away. Chief
MoAinnon did not think IL = good plan to
use that much hose for 80 small q hre md
endanger the city. What remained of the
dwelling was torn down with hooks. China
EInma, who makes her living by raising
garden truck. estimated her Ioss at about
vegetable wagon about town was burned up
in bis stable. A Chinawoman was with
Emma in the house, also two men who
worked for her. Emma vas awakened by
tho fire, bnt cannot account for it. q. w.
Mcdonnell gave thom shelter for the night
In his residence, which is q short distance
from tho truck garden.
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SUING o $4,000.
Case Against the Granite Mountain Min
~ ing Company.

Case Against the Granite Mountain Min
ing Company.
The oass of Earl A. Wayne, a miner.
against the celebrated Granite Mountain
Mining company for go. 600 damages was
commenced yesterday in Judge Bucks
court. Wayne says he was working for the
company and was injured by the fall of
a cage which he says was unsafe.
He was working LOO fact below
the surface II 200 feet above the lowest
level. The cage fell 200 feet. Wayne
claims permanent injuries, consisting Of
several fractured ribs, a strained and in
jured spine, and strains and bruises to the
muscles of the back. He saya he is unable
TO work and before tho accident earned
$3.50 per day. He is 26 years old. The de-
Tense is that tho cage was all right and the
machinery used to operate it the best and
that 1t was inspected every week. The fall
ing of the oags is admitted. Walsh Il
Newman are conducting the case for Wayne.
Toole " Wallace and j. Z. Forbis, of Butte.
are for the company.
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The Former Jury In the Amelia D.
Baum Case TO Be Called
To-Day.
Defense Claim tho Witness Swore
Differently on the Other
Trial.
Campbell Says Attorney Baum Can't Bulk
DOxe Him, "sacko EFT Tried
That Before"

Ihs Barnum case will probably go the
jury to-day. The defense had their Wit
nesses on tho stand yesterday, including
MRS. Barnum who makes IN excellent wit
ness. She related in detail the circum-
stances about the stranger who stopped at
tho Barnum ranch over night and paid for
his lodging and maels with a 81 bill. 1t In
claimed by the government that the bill
was taken out Of a decoy letter ssnt over
the mail route by Inspector Sackett. Mrs.
b"rnum was closely cross-examined, bnt
her testimony wa not shaken, She was
~corroborated by her two daughters and i.
Floyd Barnum, her husband. Az on the
previous trial the court room was crowded.
several Women being present. An amusing
witness caused 4 good deal OF laughter by
his manner Of speaking and his actions on
the stand. He WAS James Campbell, who
testified in behalf Of Mrs. Barnum on the
former trial. Now he is a witness for the
government. He testified yesterday in re-
buttal and had quito a tilt with Attorney
Baum, who eroas-examined. Twice tho
court bailitf was obliged to call for order
whom the jury and spectators laughed
at Campbsll, whom Mi. Baum in a school
N0SsoA u ~ Why OdllGA JhLu0sa I10
spoke 10 loud tones. ''You need not talk
50 loud. I can hear you," Campbell intcr-
jected into tho stream Of questions which
came from the cross-examiner. Camp
bell, the defense claim, testified on the pre-
vlous trial. about the stranger stopping at
the Barnum ranch and about the So bill
which was given to Mrs. Barnum. Camp
bell denied yesterday that he 30 testified.
4r. Baum will bring in the twelve men to-
day Who served rs Jurors at the former
trial and have them sworn to tel! what
James testimony was on this point. Mr..
Bum caused Campbell TO admit that he
had been to the Bsrnum ranch since the
first trial and wanted to take Maude Bar
mum to q dance but was refused. Campbell
said be was not told to leave the
house but walked away. ,You hay'nt
been there since, have you2'' asked MI.
Baum. The witness said no. The witness
insisted that the lawyer could not bulldoze
him. "Saekett tried that before,' he said.
He was angry when ho got of the stand.
Just ~ court adjourned. United States
Attorney Weed said Campbell would have
jumped Mr.. Baum if he had not held him
back. Mr.. Baum asked thu assistant prose-
cutor, Mcdonald. whether tho witness had
made any threats. MIR. Mcdonald replied
that no one was threatening him. During
the afternoon a number of Witnesses testi-
ned TO Mrs. Barnum's good character.
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JOTTlNGS ABOUT TOWN.

BrOcky O'Neill is anxious to have q 90
for $2O0 a side with some good man of 1876
pounds. %"
Ike Hayes will probably 40 to Great Falls
Saturday to meet a heavy man named
Griffin at the Park theater.
The weather Of the past few days has
caused a susnension of work on the cracker
factory by Contractor Appleton.
Corinne closed her engagement at Mine's
last night. There was only a fair audience,
due to the disagroeable weather.
A water right Of 200 inches to the waters
OF Breed creek WAS filed with the county
clerk yesterday by VIM. F. Goldy.
A marriage License was issued yesterday
to William D. Burch, of st. Claire, Mont,
and Nettie r. Patterson, of Helena.
Chick Rodgers, Of Helena, and W. Nc
Donald. of Washington, will fight ten
rounds in the Park theatsr at Gre at Falls
Friday night. #
The postofice denartment has issued an
order making all Montana Offices where the
salary Of the postmaster exceeds $500 q
year money order Offices.
There will be an important meeting OF
the Murphy Gospel Temperance union and
executive committee this evening at Gospel
Temperance hall at'8:15 D.. m.
The impromptu debate to be held at the
regular meeting of tho Helena Catholic
Literary society tonight promises to be
exceedingly interesting and Instructive.
Marshal Calvin denies the report to the
effect that Miss Brown and Young Holmes.
the two clippers he took to Boulder. were
married there after he had delivered the
girl to her mother.
Manager Robinson. of the Drum Lum-
mon, telearaphed yesterday from Marys-
vile that the fire was probably out. though
water IS still being poured on it. The en-
tire damage was oonfned to the shaft.
Horace Millen. the author OF .'Sooiety
Out in Montana" is O sheepherdsr, who
lives in a cabin. 10R12 feet, with a mud
roof, in the suburbs of Choteau. Heawea,s
ragged clothing and has the habits of a
hermit.
= Street Commissioner Stnbbs has a force
of men at work on Clarke street, where re-
pairs have been greatly needed. He has
also had u number of teams hauling from
the L'wrenco street cut to the auditorium
building.
The Summer league held a meeting last
night. there being quite 4 fair attendance.
regulations was adopted. Endeavors arc
being made to have similar clubs organized
at Butte, Great Falls and other places.
Sergeant Callahan found the horse which
was supposed to have been stolen Tuesday
night near tho corner of Eight avenue and
Ewing street. The sergeant caught the
horse near the head Of Main street, He
was bridlad and had q hitching strap tied
about his neck bnt the saddle WIS gone. It
is supposed the animal rolled about on the
ground until the saddle came off. The
no Sc was returned to his owner Helydau
Fremming.
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She Was Shy.

II see you are all very busily engaged,
but I am in sueh haste. could I stay your
measuring that alpaca Just a moment ?"
was the remark made very gently, and the
bright young face blushed as she continued,
IT want fifteen yards Of the pure white silk
with the good luck True lovers knot bro
caded on the surface. that I noticed in the
paper a few days ago. Please wait on ME
at once, for he will be here at 10 tomorrow.
and I must have my dress finished by that
time, for /, that is, he, ! mean, we, will
marry then. I beg you, dom say no.s
The shy young lady was assured by the
rather embarrassed salesman that she
would not be disappointed, that oil should
be in readiness. even to tho bridal yelling,
three yards in width, and also promised to
be present at the wedding next day, as he
urged upon her the necessity of buying go
cent alpaca while she could get them at
such "A sacrifice.
(Scene at the New York Dry Gooda Store
during their great special sale of brilliAn-
tine.)
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Tho with ess SIM Missing.

The grand larceny case against Doc
Seeley, Sandy Lane and William Woods
has boon set for trial on June Z. County
Attorney Nolan has not yet obtained any
trace of the prosecuting witness, Robert
Kurstan. He has written to every sheritf
in Wisconsin. whore the much-needed wit
ness ID supposed to be. 5.e
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Sheep.

One thousand five hundred or 1900 two
or t~hree-year-old ewes, orosssd Merino and
will DO bought. for cash, after
the shearing, by the underwritten.
Nj. DE QuERc1zE.
Whitewoou +. O..
Asss, Canada.
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Tuesday, May II, 1909.

You are requested TO attend the ''Scan.
dia's'' celebration and grand ball at Eleo.
trio hall, the above date. Come at eight y.
IN. and hear the Grafton by q. G. Newman,
COMMITTEES.
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The following companies fled articles Of
interpretations: The South Fork Mining
and Milling company to work the EARLY
Bird, Kicking Horse, Homestaks, Flying
James Fisk and Silver Bell lodes in the
Curran district, Missoula county. The in
corporators are A. N. Smith. P. Y. Smith,
Charles eSmith, N. j. schatsr, j. b. Owens
and Charles Burton; capital stock s 1000, 900.
Solidarity Building Association by Mol
Helsing, j.. =. Mum. Andrew Beck, Ols
Anderson, Thomas Meekham. Thomas
James. Andrew Roalswick. Hivert Wick, 9.
w. Peterson, James OalberR, Charles
Krsuse and Otto Olson; capital stock
$4,000.
I.oual blanEa nj th1e oG6na,
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District Deputy G. u. Curtis Goes to Butte
Saturday.
.Chas. D. Curtis, district DEPUTY for Nor
sana and grand exalted ruler of the Elke,
viii go to Butte Saturday and institute G
Lodge of the order there in the evening,
Monday evening he will institute one a,
Anaconda. He will be accompanied BY
Gen. G. Q. Eaton, Geo. y. Child, Hon. +.
p. Weed. I. ?. Fuller, E. 4. French, d.
Marks, B. II. Langley md other Helena
members Of the order. The Elks arr
growing very rapidly in Montana, new
lodges being initiated and tho older ones
showing . steady growth in membership.
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Tho Kahn Assignee Case.

William huth gave notice In the district
court yesterday that he would move to have
himself substituted as plaintiff in the oase
OF Max Kahn. assignee, anninst sheriff
Jetferis n the Merohanta' National bank.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-12

CaUIh6tH, HE.oU PHr I1nHeN.
We will close II business ut Broadway
photograph gallery on May 14th. aud until
that date, or until material on hand ia ex-
hausted, will offer our best Aristo cabinst
photo, warranted. at $3.50 pcr dozen.
Groups so cents extra.
j. A. BENJAMIN,
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Important to Educators.

The Great Northern has been chosen as
the official Montana route to the National
Educational association meeting. to DO
hold at Saratoga in July. Thu official trans
portation committee met April 70 aud
named the Great Northern to st. Paul, the
Northwestern to Chicago. and the Grand
Trunk from Chicago to Saratoga. There
Helena and Gieat Falls for this party's OK.
elusive use. t@
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kNhiUeI r., 1JNVlA' SDocIAI.
INVESTMENT STOCKS.
Bald B~utte-amnll lots-10D, $50. 1926.
Bald Butts-laree %lots-5,00O shares.
Bi-Metallic Extension-small lot-15O
shares.
Bi-Metallic Extension-large lot-5,O 600
shares.
Combination. 1.O0O-bOO shares.
Cumberland Castle, 1000 to 5000 shares.
lion Mountain. 75O--bOO shares.
Helena and Victor. ZOO to 1000 shares.
Poofman, 900 and 1000 shares.
Any OF theBe lots will do to buy. ENQUIRE
for D. ioes Mt
Rooms 26 and AZ, Bailey block.
Special sale on silk umbrellas this week at
The loo Hive.
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l.ooloo.

Select ia the best ton cent cigar" in She
city and IN manufactured by Swend Carl
son. Gall for IN
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-12

Kranichss grove, saloon and private house
for y term of several years; terms very rsa-
snnAble; the only summer resort near Hel-
ena. Inquire ut Ne grove.
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Miss Julia Lawrence IL about to move
from room 4, Denver block, to 12l. ground
floor of tho same block, with n most select
stock Of ladies' powders and other fancy
goods.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-12

Agent in HelenaSand every city in Mon
tAana wnnted5byss Nav York Life Insurance
~cprApany..As Large commission paid, ex-
perisnoa not necessary. Address lis, Bailey
block, Helena. ssSas
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]. A. BENJAMIN.

Buy q ladies silk umbrella for S1.ho or a gen.
tleman's 2 -inch all silk umbrella for S1.75 Mt
The Bee Hive special sale.
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y entire Brunei ntoek of dry gooda
Main straet, four doors nhnve Farchen's
drug store. The entire steak must be sold
before Jnne at prices at loss than fifty
cpnts sn tho dollar.
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Order Your suits.
An elegant lina of spring goods has just
bsen received. The very latest patterns.
Prices reasonable. j. u. JOHNSON.
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Money to Loan.

On improved irrigated ia, us thro ugh
ont the state. Lowest rates, Time and
terms to suit. Write, describing your
property.
MONTANA SAVINGS BANK,
~ r. $751; F4@. Helena. Montana.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-12

Owing to the inclemency of the weather the
ladies will continue their china reception during
Thursday afternoon and evening at The Helena.
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-Asrnts Mnntea.

Now hpoke at The Bee Hive at po pular prices.
LarKeAt limo in tho city.
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Butcher Il Tradley's low prices for hosiery.
ribbed Swiss underwear, corsots and notions, arc
the talk of the tnwn.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-12

llemingway's embroidery silks, Japan floss,
Roman toss and rope silk only ADO per dozen at
The Bee Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-12

Sheet music just received at The Bes Hive,
comprising the, latest sensations. only 10 cents
per copy. Send for catalogues.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-12

Tho best spring weight, lambs wool underwear
Tor men IN the market at Tbs Bea Hive, only "a
per suit.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-12

Ladies' blouse waists in large variety Just re-
oeiyed at Tho Ice Hive.
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TO lNsTITUNE THE. ELKs.

Ladies underwear at The Zee Hive in large
variety at bargain prices.