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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-14
GENERAL NEWS
OF THE STATE.
Compiled from Exchanges.
Victor.

Victor.
A. g.. Blake was in Nissouia last Tuesday.
Miss Ida Fowler 10 on the sick list this
vssk.
Kos Fulkerson and Miss Maud spent !
few days In Nissoula last week.
w. =. Bones. who has been i'll for two
weeks past, IL able to bs out again.
l.. q. Kennedy and family have moved
from Corvallis and are now at their old
homo in Victor.
There was . surprise party nt Roe Full
keraon's on Tuesday evening in honor Of
Mrs. Fulkerson's birthday.
Quite a large party Of young folks from
Stevsnsvils visited the L. O. G. r. lodge in
this place last Saturday evening.
The church sociable which was an
nounced for Saturday evening has been
postponed until Friday evening. Feb. II.
supper for grown people 81 cents each,
children rs cents.
Dorm, Feb. 8. to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Allan, . daughter.
Miss Florenes Fletcher, OF Meadow Creek.
10 attending tho univsrsity at Helena.
Tho member of the Pony band were
given . suppe: at the Hanson house on
Wednesday ev ming last.
A large num ger of the young folks of
Pony attends 4 the party given at the resi-
1880 Of Rol nd Ferguson last evening. A
very plc.4..s time was had.
H. L. Hover, Who 10 interested in some
gold properties near here, is of tho opinion
that 1t is the largest gold quartz camp in
Montana and that it will yet make a big
camp.
W. b. DurQin has sold his interest in the
livery stable business TO Charles Reel, who
will remove from his present location to
that at present occupied by Durgin & Rinns.
The firm business from now on will be
conducted by Reel d Binns.
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DR.. LiGDig & Co.
San Francisco and Kansas
City's Great Specialists
From Liebig World
Dispensary.

DR.. Lisbig Il Co. believe that a gpecj.l nbvsi.
CLANS SUCCESS entirely depends on his skill and
eoiilty TO euro dis8lse. Realizing thi, fact
twenty years ago they gave up acute cases and
family practice. and ha<, devoted ali time to
chrohlc diseases. mems diseases, restoring lost
health and vigor to old and young, and to-day
nave the majority of chronic cases to treat west
OF the Missouri river to the Pacific ocean. Max
ing specially to order from measurement, braces
ana appliances for all dsformities. No physi-
clan can perform twenty-five mems work, no
brain is capable Of doing 80. He who pretends
to cure all diseases. be = bedside physician. .
SURGEON, a chronic disease expert. ETC., etc,
claims an inpossibility. Dr. liebie & Co. Il
SUCCESS depends upon special work, doing only
once work and treating a certain class OF dis
eases as SPECIALISTS. Chronic private and sac.
ondary diseases. often called incurable. ara
specolly cured. Diseases of the eye, car, Ilose;
throat, blood and nervous System. and senito.
urinary and reproductive organs receive caro- nj
special attention. 1t Is a we'll known kct tina
surgeons and physicians treating only a special
class OF diseases obtain great skill and are uni.
vefsaLy successful. Diseases of msn truate
confidsntially and never referred to. Del cat
Emo complicated diseases of women skilIfuliy
The Liebie World Dispensary ia tho largest
Incorporated medical and surgical institute in
Ihe world combined under one management.
DIVISIONS IN Kansas City. Butte City. 10. An
hnge!e' and San Francisco. The old, the tried,
the truly. Not here to-day and away to-mor-
row, bnt here now, first, last and all the time:
combining skill with reliab lily has brought
nnIaralleled success to DR.. Liebig & Co. in the
past twenty-four " ars.
DRINK, 'OFlUM. TOBACCO Drunkenness
Opium Habit and excessive use of Tobacco de-
stroy millions Of yeluable men and women
ment by the Chloride. Cincnonides and Tie lat
est methods, which overcome the haf it perfectly
enc sI1a ! permanently n consultation frea; person.
BAD BkEATH-Catarr is very preva ent in
1t, destroys the purity Of the breath.
the hearing, the sight. and if neglected. extends
attacking the lungs. heart. stom ach, bladder
kidneys and wh>ie mucous mem brane OF tho
body, destroying the vital organs. Or. LiebiC d
Q treatment is safe. speedy and successfl.t.
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MEMS D1sEAsIS. -Wh1lo some might WON
der that 9 large and re. ponsible Dispensary like
d seases,. seminal weakness. sp,rmatorrhea,
greet, s%.rlGtnre. ynrlcocele; syphilis. blood pois
men that unit them for lite's duties or its pleas
ures. All reputable physic ans and family physi-
clans treat snch diseases. We have never known
one above doing so. nor one to refuse TO do so.
Why should not Ilr. iiebig d co, treat them
also When they are specialists for all chronic
ailments and are fl better prepared to do so,
ana nave moro facilities ana greater hunters to
treat, hence acquire much more sAill and exper-
fence. and certainly can treat above special cases
specially treat Thorn. Indeed, half of the extons-
I've practice of =. Liebig 4 60. are Of cases
allsn.men suffering from destroying diseases or
results of abuse or excesses. The sad lesson and
terrible experience, and their penitence, IS with
noble man to q life of rectitude, and whatever
tle pharlsaioal may thlnS Or say: Or. LiebiE &
them, and then say n.y. GO sin a'n no mora." ana cure
AZ. \ erve Gill, = wealthy cattle and stock
man of Emmitt, Idaho. was a helpless invalid.
best doctors in Idaho. He had to be- turned in
bod by sheets: had two men nurses to attend
and paralysis OF lower Q tremitios; went Under
treatment "pril, 1899, and is now able to drive
on morning and evening His case was COM
s S%s HsS;'' Write ii fs sa par liz; f'Sa sS A. z.0 CHI 1or his
en Mr: st ansm ahst f ha owes es XII II. l hsls to p s.F sieb he /
Co. He was y helpless cripple on rrutchps.
given up TO ie, and has besn cured of iniam-
matory rheumatism by DIR. Liehig 4 Co. Such
chronic cases seon only to sield to treatment
used by the celebrated specialists of tho Liebis
World Dispen sry, as | tried others first and
'sileh. will explain to anyone who calls.
John Turk. u pioneer of Helena. suffered
dresdtully from Mercurial salvation. Chronic
rheumatism and Impurity OF Blood, tried many
doctors, but continued TO suffer until Dr Ston-
art. of Liebis World Diapensary. of San Iran
cisco and Kansas City. speedily cured him. NJ.
u nrS II wnf1 EnHNyn. Ask hr Hnltpr Haitian E.
Hardware Co. or Judge Allan about him.
Mrs. Alameda Martin, 1908 Post street, Spo-
kane. haa bean restored to perfect health. after
trying many leading physicians. she came TO
zee DIR. stodart on ~orutches; was partially par
alySed and completely broken down from nerv-
ous prostitution, To-day she is completely
being cured by DIR. I.iebig & Co. all over tho
west. The doctor will be in Montana from san
francisco. and has offices At ~ sou h Ma n
street, Helena, and s East broadway, lutte.
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lecturer, Chris Hightowsr; assistant leo
turor, Isom White; door keeper. ]. s..
Tsercsj assistant door ,keel 81. w. M.
FRANKIE; ssrgssnt-at.armA, VIM, Leplsy.
On Saturday ths following officers were
installed ~ Chs ity Rsbeknh Degree
lodge. No. II, AZ GrAntsdsie. Mont: Mr..
Ella n. Cooper. n. Gil Mrs. A. u. Hunt, ".
g.; Mrs. Nsttis Wallsn. trsssursr: o.. O..
Cooper. secretary; II. Fl. Grant, warden; Is.
Y. Blodeet. guardian; Mrs. y. Adair, ohsp-
lain: h. W. .Nicol. Il. Il. N, e.; y. Grill, T..
4. Y. Il. The officers were INSTALLED by
Nelson Niool, district deputy grand master.
The following %oficsrs we're installed at a
regular meeting of Stevsnsville lodge No.
II, ]. .. q. T.. Friday evening, Feb. 8 by
Lodge Do. uty N. l.. Riekmnn: d. O.. ".
+. He shsy; V. r.. MAY Burch; r., Mrs
A. ". HINT; +. T.. ". r. Baegs; O., Mrs.
6locum; secretary, Chas. Avery; assistant
secretary. NJ v. Horninp; Mar, Alice
Hxwker; d. Mar, Wallace shsrratt: guard.
Edward slocnm; sentinel, Ben Lancaster:
+. q. IT,, j.. Il. Faulds.
On last Saturday evening two sleigh
loads OF the 6tevensville Good lemplars
visited Victor lodge No. 8 and were roy
ally entertained by the fraternity vi Victor.
Inc Young people report a .'wsy-up'' tim,
gong coming, without a single acci-
dent III the way OF cunning of bridges or
upsstting. Those composing the party
were: Misses May, Jennie and CYNTHIA
Burch, Alice Hawker, Virdie HorniQ, Net
tie Williamson. Esther Avery. and biessrs.
Y. Burch, Will Ward, Chas. Avery, T.. d.
Harding and Herbert Avery,
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Course Of I~nstruotion. I, College. 2,
College Preparatory. ;, business 4, Nor
mai. b, Music. q. Art. 7. Military. Also
Instruction. q. Com ~ ON Branches. Abis
distraction. Elegant building.
Send for Catalogue to ths President.
Il, Il. TOWER, A, NJ, u. ID,
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A Heavy Cut In Rates.

The Union Pacific system announces the
following now rates from Missouri river 10
Montana common points: $2.35, So, $l.70,
S1.40. $3.50, $1.10. so cents. 80 cents, u
cents. 60. conta; from Mississippi river,
$3.50. $40. ~. SLIGO. $1.40, $l.32Iaa, $1.071a,
80 cents. S2L4 cents. II cents; from Chicago.
Milwaukee and common points. 1895. So 80,
$40, S1.65, $l.4O. $1.35, $1.1O. S1.67. 81
csnts, Is cent?. On tho respective classes
these rates became effective, on the 18th
inst. In addition to those there is a long
list of special commodity rates on almost
all articles imaginable. On all OF such
there is a sweeping reduction. Among the
articles noted on which heavy reduo-
tons have been made a o apples. butter.
eggs. beer, cheese. candles, canned goods,
cereals and cereal products. coffee, crock
cry, q%ueensware, e~1rthenwure. drugs, med
icines. fruits. green. tropical and domestic,
furniture, mineral water. glass. grease,
hardware. iron Coast and wrought iron),
pipe. roofing, shoes, (horss. mule and ox),
liquors, meats, machinery. medicines,
na,ls. oil. oiloloth. packing. hose products.
Amt. paper and paper h%nngings, rica. soap.
stoves, ranges, wagons. wire. (plain, barbed
and ~galvanlzed), WOODWARD. etc.. etc.
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Virginia City.

Henry Schmidt, ono of the pioneer butch
ers of Montana, is shaking hands with his
old-time friends in this city.
b. j. Fine returned from Butte Tuesday
night. He has been in the big camp TO Il
couple OF weeks attending to law business.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mitchell returned
from Butte a few days ago. They have
been procuring the best medical attendance
possible for Mr.. Mitchell's wounded eve.
MI. Mitchell hiss suffered g'eatly and r.
oelves the sympathy of the whole oommun-
ity in his athiction.
The Kings Daughters gave a very sue
cessful enter tainment at Ennis hall on the
Madison last night. The proceeds will be
used to further the women's exhibit flom
this county at the Worlds fair. The Madi-
son band and Prof. Senrle orchestra fur
nished the music for the occasion.
The city election Mon ay, Jan. 6. passed
off very quietly and resulted in the election
OF William Morris for mayor. Jas. Mitch
ell was chosen alderman in the Fist ward.
M. Maitland in the Second, and Eugene
Stark in the Third ward. The new council
met on Tuesday evening and appointed the
resent marshal. Geo. Ref, to another
term.
Fin q Pankey increased their force of
miners on the Easton the 1st inst. They
have two teams employed making regular
trips hauling ore from the mine TO tho
junction mill. The new machinery to
completes the mill is on the @ uund. 1t will
probably be put in position in the mex,
sixty days, when the mill without doubt run
continuously. as Fine d Pankey have SOW
eral hunared tons of ore ut the mill.
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SHERIFF's SALE 80 ARTHUR o'BRIEN.
. plaintiff. vs. George IL. Pow. Mary j. Pow,
james ~Rcnwic., Joel b. bassett, OF al, defend
ants.
Cnder and by virtue OF An order OF sale and
decree OF foreclosure aud sale iesued out of tho
dintrict court of tho first judicial district OF tho
ttata OF Montana. in and for tho county of LOWS
and Clarke; on the Alas day Of January, A. ID.
lsa2 in the above entitled action, wherein
h1thur o1hrien. the above. nnmed plain
IN, obtained = judgment aud decree Of fore.
closure and sale aaainet heurgs H.. Pow,
mary j. Few, James enwick. joel Il. Ia sett,
NNin Eassett, copArtnersA a. J. u. EAssett x Co., ct
a.. defendants, on the 2ist day of January, A.. u.
1899. Tor tho sum of SAT-. BESIDES interest, costs
The 2lst day Of January, A. d., 1895. recorded IN
Judgment book No. II OF said court at page -.
l am commanded to sell all that certain lot,
piece, or parcel OF land situate, ly ing and being
IN tho county OF LOWE and Clarke. state of Mon
tana. and bounded and described III follows. to
wit:
lots four "a and five G) of block twcnty-four
go of lcnox Addition. to tho City OF Helena
and County of Lewis and Clarke, and state of
Montnna, ns appears by the official plat thereof
on Tile and of record In tho Office of tho county
recorder OF said county.
Public notice is hereby given that on Thurs
day, the Esd day of February, A. d. 1888. at
= o'clock IN. OF that day. at this front dcor of
the court house. Helena, Lewis and Clarke conn
~, Montana, | will. in ohpdiepcs Ia said nrIrr
OF sails and dscrss of foreclosure and yale, ,oll
me above described prcpe u. or 20 much thsro.
ot y may % necessary to eatlsfy said Judgment,
siddc .ni for c.,h aG 70 ,s costs to tho highest and best
Given under my hand this ist day of February.
a. d., 1875.
CHARLES d. CURTIS. Sheriff.
ny r. II. Hoss, Under sheriff,
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Shelby junction is now = postoffice.
Charles X. Rogers was last week united
in marriage to Miss Marcia Vail. of Mime.
spolis, MINI.
Yes, quietly and unostentatiously Joseph
Gnssenh"ven. of Hav Q. was married to
Miss Susie Merger. of Quincy. Ill.
Mrs. C.. w. Ling, who has bscn visiting
friends in. eastern Montana for the past
two weeks, returned Saturday last.
Mr.. Nelson and wife. of Canton, No.,
relatives OF the Broadwaters, stopped of u
few days in town this week and while here
wee the guests of MI. and MS. L. Il.
Broadwater.
Robert Hill. Of this CITY, who was seri-
ously injured some time ago by being
caught between two cars. returned tnis
week much improved. bus still IN a very
ptecarlous condition.
At . mass meeting held by the citizens
last week in the school house Messrs. sam
Pepin and Thad Raymond were selected to
go to Helena and OppOss the bill for the
creation of Bear Paw county.
Those who contemplate building sub
stantial residences in the spring are: Jas.
II. Russell. James p. Rodgers, l.. l.. Haw-
ley. J. A. Mayer, s. A. Bywater, Joe Edgar,
Il. W. EnriRht. James Iuhey. Ed. Doyle
and many others.
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Stevensville,

Ma CHI 3. N"' w
The Odd Follows of Carlton will h.v. n
dance st. Valentines dav, ="
Mrs. MCGEE is teaching the Etna school
IN place OF Mrs. NJ. l.. Hickman, resigned.
The social event of the season will Ia A..
ball bv the boys Of the Club Rsetaurant'
Feb. II.
Fred Claycomb had three Of tho finger,
teams to Hamilton Tuesday.
A.. s. Blake. superintendent of thu Car.
lew, shut down everything the other dav
and paid the men of. SUNDAY Ma NM
Thomas Cowan in ss foreman with ! forcs
OF twelve men to work uatil sprinp. vhen
they will open up with . fall force and
start the concsntrator again.
Tho following alliance officers were in
dent, V. Butch. vice-presidsnt. u. n
Shairast; secretary. s. ssdgwick; tres suter'
W. n. Franks; chaplain, b. +. Julian;
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Boulder.

W. Ii. Conoannon has four teams hauling
ore from Comet mine to Amazon SPUR.
Handsome invitations have been issued
for Il masquerade ball at Elklorn on the
22d, given by Mountain Home lodge, /. o.
q. I.
The eldest son of p. Wickham, johnny.
returned from the east Inst MoLdny, after
an absenoe from home for about nine years.
His home coming was q JOYFUL surprise to
his parents.
Miss Bessie Bartlett, of Butte. is aRain in
Boulder for a season. having secured u large
class in painting. Miss Bartlett also comes
PREF AIRED to teach china painting, and has
secured several pupils in that department.
County Clerk Picot Joined his wife in
Helena last Saturday, Mrs. Picot having
just returned to Montana after a three
months' visit with relatives in tho east.
They have gone to housekeeping ir Mrs.
Elders residence.
The fifth anniversary of Miss Belle
Downs birth being on Saturday. the 4th
inst, q large number of her little frionds
attended at the home of her parents on
Second avenue. in the afternoon, and were
MADE welcome by the bright little hostess.
assisted by the Misses Teresa ksoeh.
Anna MCCLURE and Mable Showers.
jas. Simpkins met with a serious acoi-
dent while at work on the now slaughter
house. In some way he lost his FOOTING
and fell. catching his arm OH a lurpe ment
hook. 1t was several minutes before he
could DO rescued from his painful rosition.
and he will probably have to carry bis in
Jured ann in a sling for some time.
The following is the report of the Boul.
der public schools for the month
ing Jan. and closing Feb. l. 1893: Total
enrolment for tho year. $50: enrollmant
fot the month, 159; average daily attend-
ance, 1870; onses OF hardness, %; casss Of
absence. 223; per cent. Of attendance. OK:
per cent. OF punctuality, %. %: number OF
visitors. ~; number of truantcies, 0; num-
ner OF cases OF corpora punishment. o.
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A great cut on all kinds of novels at The Bee
Hive this week. All of the standard novels by
the best writer's Of the day will be sold at less
than other dealers cost.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-10

Conn mplimentary to the Ladies' Of Montana.
A present for every lady Of Montans
means that Santa Claus IL given TO esnsi-
ous impulses Of most unusual character
this season. That his charitable heart Il
awakened TO boundless Dimensions in hil
love esteem and friendly feeling for tha
ladies Of this great silver state.
But how can Santa Claus. aged BY the
SHOWS OF many winters. carry so colossal Z
burden? A present for each and every
lady Of this state means mountains Of
pretty goods.
We ali know that Montana ladies arc in
slined to BE- fastidious. That gift must
be Of that character that viii be acceptable
to such degree that ssessm and commsm.
Grafton will follow. :.
santa Claus, dear old soal, has many
chosen friends who will oo-ope rate with
him upon this oocasion-frisnds who are
willing to lend their aid in furthssinQ his
plans and fulfilling his instructions.
The Now York Dry Goods Store. il seems.
IL one OF his chosen allies for this season.
or for the coming holidays.
They" We learn, have been specially
selected as aide do camps TO champion his
cause for all that Is nice in the way Of sur
prise gifts" sS
ITO commemorate the visit Of on. patron
saint" they said. ''ws will make an an
nouncement that will. ws arc convinced.
create an excitsment as we'll as arouse the
most thrilling interest in events oonnsetsd
with our sstsblishmsnt."
Commencing Monday, every dress pat
tern. silk or wool, extravQant or simple.
elegant or common-let tho pattern be for
ths street, the boudoir, the stage or we'd
dinR-it will be made TO order. fee Of
charge, for the simple price of the material.
Understand, sll tho lining. everytA
complete. Customers can select their own
drsssmaker. We will pay the bill.
"Upon this OCCASION" az We said before.
"to commemorate the visit Of Santa Claus,
= pair of BeldinRs' purc silk hose, worth 81
TO Sc per pair, will be given as we'll as q
pair of Foster's kid gloves with each and
every pattern"
'Tis holiday gift In the sacred grateful
ness Of our hearts. Ills our manner Of re-
turning thanks to those who have so gen-
erously and nobly stood by u for tho last
and for those kind hearts that have lent
their aid in furthering the giant principles
and honest efforts of our business.
Efforts OF this kind have filed our store
from month to month to overfowinR, A
monster business has been done. Our
than realized. A strict integrity. honest
perseverance has prevailed on our side un-
til almost the entire dry goods business Of
Helena and western Montana 10 transa otad
by US. 1t cannot be otherwise. The trade
is acquainted with our honorable methods.
They know the rich worth Of our offerings.
Rsad our ad. on third page. II relates
entirely to our great sweep sale Of silks,
which We continue until further notice. a.
But principal interest involved il the free
dress offer. See window display. @
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Dinner from 10 TO eight to-day n the Helena
Cafe. NJ -
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Highest of all in Lcavcnng --latest u Govt Report
F@H!a|'!!! e! Bs%iisg'! Bskiag
ABSOLUTELY PURE

and In reference to the Jskyl-H Hvds letter.
In which the words "all bosh" occurred.
she said the defendant had changed tho
and thus the meaning
The last witness was w. ]. McCotmick.
Of Missoula. who testified that Herr Band
msna's reputation in shat community for
truth. honesty and integrity was very oad:
He said on oross- xaminAtion that he had
testified to the same effect In another court.
and that he had no snmity toward tbs de-
fen dant.
At $3.50 the curtain went down, and Judge
Knowles took the CASE under adviaen0ne
The Helena independent., 1893-12-10

Model Germ Corsssa,
The model form eorssts sold By 9. A.
Fisher. Al No. Is South Main street. are The
best on the market. Try . pair.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-10
The Great Northern Railway Line.

Trains leave Helena daily at 1926 D. m.
for Seattle and Puget sound points. Spo-
kane, st. Paul. Minneapolis. St. Louis,
Chicago and the east. Buffet cars, con-
tanning bath room, barber shop, library,
easy chairs. run in connection with palace
dining and sleeping cars. first class coaches
and tourist sleeping cars. Train for Boul-
der and Butte leaves Helena daily at 5:26
p. m. For information or publications
apply to any agent OF shis company or
B. II. LANGLEY. Gen. Ticket Aat.,
Helena. Mont.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-10
A Test.

A test was recently made with ton of
Montana -four made by Nelson Story & Co. !,
at Bozemsn, branded Belle Of Nontans,' -
and ton of flour made BY tho Montana
Milling company. of our city, branded
white Lily" This test was made under
The same conditions, At the same time. and
baked at ono baking in ono oven. by the
American Biscuit company. to determine
which was the best -four. 1he test resulted
very largely In favor Of tho Montana Mill
ing compsny's -four.
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THE HOTTER BLOCK,

It Has Bssn Fixed Or. and IL Nav Oa~ oi
the Hest Places II Town.
Charles 6tabsrn. the rsopristos, of Sbs
apartments In the Hotter block. has had
them hxsd MP In hns shape and they a. .
now among the neAtest and most comfort.
able living places in the city. The roous
are light. we'll Furnished. thoroughly
heated and ptoperlv ventilated. The eon.
venisnce TO the business pos sion OF the city
10 one Of the most attractive featufes Of
the apartments in the Holtss block.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-10
NJ RS. e. MILES

Still occupies rooms over Tho New York Dry
Goods Etore. where she is ready to make
dresses st eastern pricee. l cordially invite ali
ladies wishing dresses made in the latsst styles
to call and get my prices before going eissw whore.
All work 0uarsntssd sr Ne Chsrgss.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-10

II you desire nice Christmas gift for little
money, go to Butcher Il Rradley's. los Broad
way. They have beautiful assortment.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-10
For Coughs anA Colds,

There 10 nothing that will relieve q cough
or pain in the lungs 80 quickly a. Meyers
Cough Remedy. 1t has cured hundreds,
and will cure you. Try 1t. Sold At City
drug store. Triangle drug store (defot),
East Helena drug store.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-10

Dinner from IL to eight to-day at the Helena
~
The Helena independent., 1893-12-10

Florida Choice Apples Fresh oil kinds
oonp petition svsM shs.us
The Helena independent., 1893-12-10

Imported oigars at Swend Carlsons for 10
cents. Opposite First National bank.