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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-08
DON'T BUY UNTIL YOU SEE TIE
Opigilat0rS Of Low Prices,
THE VIRGINIA
SAMPLE SHOE COMPANY,
7h & Broad, Opp. Richmond Theatre.

We have just received $1,000 worth q. OK
fresh and desirable BOOTS ana ShOto. .
No old stock but genuine samples dlrect
from the very best manufactures IN the
20 pairs LADIES GLOVE GRAIN and
PEBBLE GRAIN, guaranteed all leather
only CSC: .e,,,o,,,
LADIES SHOES, all styles, Si-So; worth
s225. ,,,o.,, I'm
HAND-TURNEO s2.2j; worm So,y'; mrs.
GENUINE HAND-W ELI tADlEo
SHOES. extra fine, 3. 40; worm N,tfo
1000 pairs MEMS FINE DRESS SHOES
all styles, sl39 and $50: worth 3
MEMS SAMPLE SHOES. worm " anu
s.: our price, $2.25 and $2.D.,,, ctrorc
sPECiAL.-S5O pairs BABIES SHOES
TEN CENTS. ,,,-c an
our LADIES' AND MEMS :, ALL
LEATHER SHOES. 96c.; worm u 9TH "a
FINE CALF BOOT (sewedt' -; Npit =, -.
Full stock kip BOOT. $3.50; worth $3.50.
LADIES RUBBERS. &c. -. ..oODc
SPECIAL-WE HAVE THE "Oo Va
N STOCK AS ADVERTISED. No
FRAUD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-08
We Quote Some New Tariff Prices:

Tinsel Japanese Drapery-
Nearly yard wide-a yard. u
LADIES Tucked Muslin Drawers y
Children's Jean Waists, =
Marseiiies SILK Caps. ~
Infants White Serge Goats,
Two Capes-Flannel lined, bD
Fine Satteen Down CUNT 80
Colored IA Bed Blankets. 70
Magnificent California Blankets I'D
White Fur Lap Robes, -
lined with Pinked Felt. 20
Buttermilk Soap, lsc. DSN.
90 bottles i-ounce Violet water, ~.
French Shoe Dressing. PC
French Mourning Paper iper bon, DC
tD sheets OF Writing Paper. 60 kh- -,
yelopes In the box, nc.
Irish Linen Paper and Envelopes. 49,
per box. Tvs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-08

but 4 legitimate Rdi' VI
course.
Black or Coored Silks, or what
ever else, all and everything chang
ed prices with the wink OF a thought.
Dresden China Clocks. imported, to have
cost $685.. are sg.9S. 49,
Mexican onyx Clocks, imported. to have
been sold for sli75, are $50 ,,,,r+
American Shears, were &c 20 "I- Jo
they would cost IL l-2c under the pres
emf tariff. The American are reduced
to u l-2c.
Here are a few comparative prices
on Linens:
Huck Towels. pure linen and hea'y'
best value Y l-2c now &c. NJ
Open-Worked French Damask Towels
were good value at Sl.2, now sc. no.
$1S8 Damask Dinner Napkins tOI goc-
SIS in size. perfectly free from dressing.
Handsome Hand Drawn Boufet Scart 8,
were $212, now $l.25; others were $l'"
for CSC
81 SO Table Damask for csc.
Often these Greal Reductions
spring from combination OF circum-
stance in their purchase and tariff
reduction. The goods are here and
the prices are changed.
Take Astrakhan Capes-Sold two
weeks ago faster than the supply
could bring them at SIS. They are
here to-day, the most Superb grade,
for S25; all sizes.
Silk Plush CapeS at $3.50 that
might as well have been $40.
Ladies Goats, Chinchilla, perfect
made, at S3.oS; at $40 that were
$40. 20; or any price between orany
style or any age.
Carpets are selling like this:
Tapestry Brussels from 45c to Sc; were
65c TO Sl.05.
Body Brussels for 75c to 81 20; were 81 TO
tl.3S
Ingram Carpets for &c to Csc; were
II l-2c TO 79c
Moquette carpets soc to sl.2o; were 81
to 81 -.
MattIngs were u 1-2c, are Z 3-4c; from
IS 2-3c to Il lie, etc.
Didn't Umbrellas sell yesterday?
More for to-day.
s. Close Folding Umbrellas for 1926.
$3.50 Close Folding Umbrellas for 81. ID.
CSC Gloria Umbrellas for 49c; 59c ones
reduced 20 39c.
$l45 Silk Gloria Umbrellas for SIC, and
dozen other sorts.
An achievement of the mind
"The Encyclopedia Dictionary"
complete in four large s Vo. vol
umeS. A most complete book tor
all purposes; $3.50 a volume here.
Only Two volumes out. Orders
can be left for all four, delivered
when ready by the publishers.
The HOuseWare De.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-08
EVERY NOOK AND CORNER

OF OUR STORE CONTAINS ATTRAC-
TIONS AND QUALITIES TO PLEASE.
AND THE PRICES WILL SUIT THE
MOST ECONOMICAL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-08
Carpets.

100 pieces OF NEW BRUSSELS CAR
PET, the sixty-hve-cent kind. for the new
tariff price Of 46C a yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-08
make shift of old high tariff prices
for a new era that proves tremen-
dous factor to its patrons. he re-
ward-a GREAT BUSINESS.
No Assumed Sacrifice,

but a legitimate gait Of business
course.
Black or Colored Silks, or what
ever else, all and everything chang
ed prices with the wink OF a thought
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-01
WILL SOON KNOW.
whether tho Courts WII Permit the
Prize Tiehf-suiiivan's Opinion.

whether the Courts VIII Permit the
Prize Tiehf-suiiivan's Opinion.
JACKSONVILLE. Flo. Dec. 3i.-Ths time
for the argument IN the habeas cofi us pro-
ceedings brought by bett ami Mitchell
has been set for Jan. ? Should the court
decide the boxing contest net unlawful. 10
Is difficult 90 understand upon what grounds
Gov. Mitchell will Justify the calling out of
the militia number Of attorneys who
huye been interviewed on the question ar3
OF the opinion tint the governor would be
in contempt Of court shou be ursus such
u courso after the court hes deci led the
question. and that he would be liable to i'm
parchment.
Both Corbett ard Mitchell will be In
Jacksonville 90. morrow and will meet at a
performance of The Country Squire. to DO
held IN the evening. Mitchell and his party
will occupy ono of the lower boxes. while
Corbett rnd pnrty will fili one directlf Op-
posite. n itler Of the mn did much to-
uny, Little morning exercise being all
either accom- lished.
NEW NoRK Dec. 81. John l.. Sullivan is
OF tue opin4on thatif Mitchell and Corbett
meet tho contest sill be n draw.
why d. you think IL viii lie a drawn
well. iis simply my ouinion. | don't
think ei;hrr man will b. knocked ont
] ave not any idea whether the ~ ht will be
a long O fho one. INT lcOa't believe Cor
lett will eve knock Mitchell ons."
suilivan ntimated ths belisf TINT the
roveTnor would prevent the contest from
taltnu plnce
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-01
COMING ATTRACTIONS.

The Ba alo Evening News. IN a notios Of
the appearance Of Frank Daniels In Little
Puek" In iLat city, says Rain could not
separate Ieope from tho Academy last
night, and n the applause ana laughter IL
any criterion they we're not sorry 10 DO
there. Frank Daniels IL back this year
with Little Puck" improved until ills
livlier aud funuier than ever. Little
Pack 10 dTAmatizatlon OF Frederick An
stays strange creation Vice Versa" bV
Archibald q Guntor. arranged ~ Frank
Daniela. There IL no installing the fact
that Daniels master hand hes touched she
piece and Just how much OF tue hnndiwork
Of either dunter or Anstsy remains 10
would be hard 60 guess. There isn't much
glay, but inst enough 10 hold the abaurdi-
ties together fact with whioh the BuitAlo
Daniels whether II be annually OF tri-an-
nually. There have been many changes In
the piece sinoi last season and the
specialists are better than ever. Mr.. Dan
10 sang his famous ooatefmongef'a songs
admiralty aud made bit with a burlesque
on Hosy's famous song entitled "When be
Married the Woman That Broke the Bank
a. Monte Carlo" Bessie SAMSON In several
compelling" costumes sang pleasing
song entitled "AafRnerite" brand newD,
and Miss Adele FarrinRton called forth an
encore with her song "A Bicycle MAIDS for
Two" A new msmber OF the COMPANY IL
Miss Eunice Vance, a long time London
favoTite and a successful attraction 40 the
Casino Roof Garden. New York during the
summer.
Ibis attraction will be ~ Nina's to-mor-
row night. deserved seats are now on sale
at Pope a. OConno.'s.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-01
THANKFUL FOR 1898.
And Happy In Anticipating Better things
for 1894.

And Happy In Anticipating Better Things
for 1894
The year which has just closed was away
above expectations in the business Of the
California Wine House, especially when
the financial disturbances are considered.
August Fack. the proprietor. starts oct the
new year with happy anticipaiions Of a
much better state OF affairs than prevailed
during 1893. lie extends hearty greeting
TO all his friends and the public generally,
and invites them TO call az the California
to-day and with his champagne punch and
GA key lunch give q cordial aud happy well
come to the new year that has just been
usheted in.
The California is always an attractive
place TO the visitor Tue walls are hung
with hnely executed oil paintings aud other
works OF art. Tue collection IL TO be fui-
Their added TO. While in Gs many he made
two pui chases. which are expected sho tly.
One of the paintings was TO have been here
for the holidays. but as 10 was kept on az
hibition in Germany for a longer time than
intended owing to its merit, 10 did not
reach here IN time.
Mr.. Fack keeps on hand the finest goods
turned out by she California vineyards. lie
bu, 9 his bTandiss and wines direct from the
makers in California, and is thus insured Of
always getting the 10 est, such as can safely
be recommended for medicinal purposes.
Other domestic and all the foreign made
liquors Aie also kept in stock. Included in
the goods Of foreign Manufacture Is a choice
lot OF Rhine wines, which Mir. Fack bought
while in Germany on his recent tip. The
finest brands Of cigars are also kept in
stock
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-01
TnE wGIsgNnoRN cARaIAeE co.


a Notable Example 90 ths Esesiience Of
nome mannfaotares.
There IL one instituilon In Helena that
deserves the aood will and hearty support
Of svery rosidsnt and business man Ia ths
town. II IL an saiablishme a the excellones
OF whose product has done "a much 20 ad-
vsrtise the city na anything that has bsen
acne recently. The satAbliahmsnt referred
20 ia the Wsisenhorn Carriage Manufactur-
ing COMPANY. 1lia COMPANY manufactured
for exhibition az the Worlds fair one Of Ne
cslsbratod thorouahbraoe wagons. designed
especially for uss whore hard USAGE IL en-
countorod. ID IL a two-asated stair. with
leather springs. and finished Ia the highest
style of the carriaRe wo ker's art. This eK-
hibit vas the ONLY enc In this way OF We
hiales made By any Of she northwest
ern states or territories save Utah.
10 atnaotsd great deal Of atien-
tion a. the fair. and received ths very high
Get award. But she good work aid not
atop there. Tho wagon was sold 10 AZ.
uielsnices, a wealthy New Yorker for q
good Touna sum. since she fair closed Mr..
Meissnhorn has received score OF inquir-
les ftom all parts Of the union referring TO
the exoellencs OF bis exhibit a. the fair aud
asking prices on similar vehiolsL Oae Of
the largest dealers In vehicles IN Chicago
has also written him IN roga-d 10 the
wagon entered, saying there was nothing
~ Tue tAyoattloA IN Us caAhA tAat IN ehJ
way approached IL.
The above is only given to show vha, q
high standard the output Of the Weiasn-
HON company has reached. lac factory
Was established ia Helena IN 1879 qua has
grown 20 the largest establishment OF I've
kind In this section. IL Is able TO turn out
anything on wheels and It's product
is qua anteed Ia every respect The out
put OF the factory not only goes all
over Montana, but 10 adjacent states a.
we'll. The manager knows what sort Of
wear and tear q vehicle gets in this countryi
the effect Of the climate on It's various parts,
and knowing this by exrerienoe, he puts
into Il such materials 40 have been proved
best. While the factory has a constantly
growing business. d q % s'. Give tue support
10 10 entitled to Il wou.u vlnllov twice the
number OF men IL does. Mr.. Weisenhorn
will guarantee 20 build a vehicle OF any
sort, as oooi as can DO bought in the east
or OF eastern manufacture, at price not
20 exceed that Of the eastern product,
freight added. With this 80 OF guar
Hntee there Is no excuse for not helping 20
build mp this hons industry, thus adding
10 the local pay roll.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-01

SHERlFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN Exc
- cution In my hands. issued ont OF the dis
trict court Of ths First judicial district Of tho
state Of hontanA. m aud Tor the county OF Lewis
anu Clarke. IN tho tuit Of . rchiDald dc can
against aac hlnin aud illing ompanY, duly
attested tho nth day Of becsmb~r, 4. ID. 1sia
have levied upon All the right title and inter
est Of the said aiac AIMING amt Mullins Company
In and to TIC following described property, sit
uAted in evils and Clarke county. state Of Mon
lana. VIC
me "ac" quarts lode miDiug clsim located
By 6eorge Herring and samuel Johnson on
JNnoary ~. ias8 ara recorded on January ~
lsar, in book Of lode locations on paEs tei also
the "psld Tag quartz lode mining claim on
record in book q" Of lode locations on page
so1, loCaied By Jacob rchAfer on Jas !. ihe.
and recorded Jan d isei. both Of said lodes .
ing In Owyhee unorganiEsd mining district
Lewis aud 0larke oosnty Montana al % which
IL on record In the once u the county clerk and
recorder % evils aud Clarke county. Montana
Notice IL hereby gwen that thu ID
day Of January. A. d. 1884, ~ the hour Of n o'clock
Of said day az the front door % the court house
In the city II Helena. I vii ssll ali the right
title and interest Of tho said Nac Mlnilg and
NJ iiug ompsny in and 20 the said shove do
seribed property 20 the highest bidder Tor cEah
Given under my hand thi. the 18th day Of 10
cHARLEs d. CURTIS. sheriff.
~ Fam L. hoss. Undsr shertn.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-01

Connected with the Grand Central hotel
By q oommodious doorway is the Grand
Central bar, Of which Mr. Martin Graham is
the proprietor. The bar was opened for
business last week and already enjoys a
liberal patronage. Mr.. Graham believes In
spending his monev a. home where he ex-
poets 10 make 10. With that idea in view
he had the entire bar fixtures made in
Helena By the Montana Lumber aud Manu-
featuring company. The fine oak and ma
hogany bar aud the oak sidsboard were
made aud set up in Eleven days from the
time the order was given. The Grand Cen
trial bar 10 one Of the most att active In the
city. 10 will handle tue sprina OF 1886 Ola
Grow whisky, made by W. A. Gaines a Co..
OF Kentucky, for l2l5 cents n drink; Lemp'h
Extra Pale beer. staHdard brands of bran
dies and wines, imported and domestic;
imported, Key West and domestic cigars.
IL will be n strictly hrst class bar in every
partieular. and will be open twenty -four
hours every day.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-01
THE GIANT MEDICINE co.

Preparations That Are Made by n Helena
Iustitutian.
The Giant Medicine Company. Eugene
Meyer, of the City Drug store. agent, lie
manufacturing lnrge numbsr Of prepara-
tions. aud the fact that the business is IN
der the direction OF 20 capable a man az
Mr.. Meyer Is a guarantee OF their excel
lence. Among the pro Rrhtiona NAV DO
mentioned the following; Magnetic oil. for
} aims. swellings and wounds; carbOlic saivs.
for cuts. burna. ulcers. boils etc. ladies tot
let cream Tor ths removal Of tan, freek es.
hlotches, otc.; Gypsy Queen Hair Grower. a
strictly vegetable compound; English Gu
oumbe- and Almond Cream for chnppod
or Redeemed skin; rUre aud highly CEN
centrated essence OF petfoleum with o1-
tract Of witch hazel; Heckio = Turkish
Myrth for the teeth, gums and breath;
Meyers Elixir of Caiisaya bark with iron;
Pearline Tooth foWder; Meyers Co n Gu O;
Meyer 5 rup OF Sarsaparilla; Meyers
Toothnehe Kemsdr. Hnd Meyers Cough
Remsly. ALI these prepafations Mr. Meyer
has made and plnced on sale a. his own aud
other leading drug stores at pficcs which
place them within reach Of the general pub
lie. 1hs fact that ho vouchss Tor them 70
Of itGelf n guarantee.
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rt,s IRISH WIDOW.
nsra. maEooEin Puts on Her Green shawl
nAd Goes "a the Opera.

nzra. nfarooEin Puts on Her Green Shawl
ADD Goes 10 the Opera.
''Thim op'ry singers gives me pain, Mrs.
McGlaggerty."
How is that, Mrs. Magoogini"
"They nuvcr lurn nawthin No all, az all"
"is that so. now, Mrs. MagoORinw
"Yia: Ia a., Mrs McGlaRgcrty," said the
widow, with a spiteful sort Of emphasis on
the "yis" and the "ls" They comes over
here livery year" she continued, IAN sings
them sangs and rnkes IN our mooney, nn
divil shkure th' wan wurrud nv our Ian
Rewage they larns 20 spake, Mrs. hcGlag-
Rerty Wan cud nshkuze thin fur not be
Ing able 20 shpake amy but Oitalyun IN
fusht tonne they KEN over ov tn suchond,
but mebbe but they've bin comm year Ia
an year out, an, begorry, they talks tn dago
yet an won't condayscind TO jabber any
thin but Frinch.
"Be all that's good aud howly, ON nuver
20 To see thin agnin until they laives their
garibaldis an polly voos behoind an comes
down 20 talkin rale sinsible 700 NOTED
Shtates that's good enoof fur anybody. Mrs.
McGlaggerty. Oh whit 20 hear thin the
other noight wild me daughter Toozy. She
hurd that her futball play'r waE In town
takin another gerrul 10 tn op'ry, an begor-
~ nawthin IA do her but she moost go and
make me spind me fOlne foor dollars 10 take
her up IN tn balcony tn way she kud shtab
his ribs, as my by Tammy say fwhin he
names poipin body off-keepin an oye an
him, as id war, Mrs McGlaggerty, Isoike
tn DANCED fool OF was. OF put an me green
shawl an 1918 impoire theayther bonnit
an whit wud her
There was two opries-'Plinlimmin an
Balky' an 'Cabby Leary's Roosty Annie'-
and behave or behave me not, Mrs. Nc
Glaggerty, but Oh kudn't understand a
single wurrud in ayther wan NV thin. Oh
thought tn Plinlimmin was Joe Immetts
big Foundnewland dog an that Balky was
somebody else's dog, but divil tn NUT was
on id a. all, and ! was rally disappointed.
There was nRwthin but sinRn I'm tn opry,
an Ord sooner hear Katie O'Donnell sing
The Ilarrup NV Tara ur Mickey Dooley
sing The Man That Bruk the Bank az Mon
key Charley's' than all NV thin put togeth-
err Oi was very sarry, though, fwhin Oi
saw tn beyootiful assimblage that Oh had
left me doimind at home on tn kitchin
mantelpiece, because there was nawthin
but doiminds there Yurra my, Oh thought
they'd blond me, they shparkled sol Ids
a wondher they didn't set foir to tn house,
Mrs. McGlaggerty.
"Toozy ped no attintion to thin, though
she was lukin fur her futball play'r. An
ids gud thing fur himself that she didn't
ketch him, fur she had blud in her oye,
Mrs. McGlaggerty. She towit me she was
goin to throw vitreel AN him, but Oh think
id was a bottle av Johnny Joompopp CO..
logny wather that she TUX along wud her.
Ohm glad, though, fur his sake that he
wasn't there OF had no vitreel, Mrs Nc
Glaggerty, but Oh hilt a shtove led lifther
In tn heel av me hand undher me shawl,
and heavin help him aft Oi bad met him,
Mrs McGlaggerty. New York Mercury.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-01

Will pay the costs Of two weeks trip TO
hot Springs, Ark, AMI retun including
all necessary expenses. Tickets. sleeping
CT be tbs. meals en- route and board at the
Eastman. Park or Arlington hotels, al tie
Hot Springs. II you are oontem plating
such n trip this exeu fsi0u will save a neat
little roll. IL 10 TO start from 81. Pau and
Minneapolis Jan. % 1894. via the Anime
apolis d ST. Louis railway albert Lea
route). going via So. Louis anu the Iron
Mountain route. A manage will accom-
panf the party and Look after their oom-
forts. Through sleepefs and dining cars.
The railroad ticket will be good for ninety
days. so that II any OF the parties 10 this
excursion desire TO p olOng their stay they
will he at hbsftg 10 do so. Accommoda-
tions should bs engaged as far ahead OF the
date OF excursion As possible. Address any
agent of the Minneapolis a. st. Louis tail-
way, o. q. Al. PRATT. q. a. a y. A..
Minneapolis, MINI.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-01
THE GRAND CENTRAL.

One OF tho LsAdIng Hosteiriss of the
Mountain Region.
The Grand Central hotel. on Main street,
is one Of the best equipped in the north
west. IL 10 convenient to business. with all
car lines passing the doors. and has ample
accommodation for guests. The table is
kept supplied with the best and latest the
market affords. Not only among Hele- \
people DOES the Grand Central maintain Z
popularity. Dat Of town visitors from all
over the state make IL their stopping point
40 that the Grand Central may truly be
called a Montana headquarters IL Is the
aim OF tho PROPRIETOR. Mr.. william Reed,
to please all who patTonizs HIS hotel, and
his success In that direction IL evidenced
by the large and growing trads IL epjo5s.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-01
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

LANo OTFIcH AT
HELENA. hont., nov. -, 1879
Notice Il hereby given that the following
named ssttier has hled notice Of bis intention 60
make hnal proof In support Of his claim, and
that said proof will 10 made before register and
receiver At Helena Mont On Jan = 1891. via.
George n. nundy, who made dec aratory state
msnt No. 1918 for ths = 20 y sec = tp n,
r5w.
He names tie following witne see 20 prove his
continuous residsnoe upon and cultivation OF
eaid land via.
John nsrry Of Tea Mile, Montana Thomas y.
Reilly, % en- Mile. Montana, Hector Cody. OF
len Mile Montana Frank 4. esce ~ Hell
ena ontana
Any person who desires % protest against the
ailoWancs u such proof. OF who snow. 81 any
-ubstAntiAl reason, under the law aud the regu-
lations q the interior department Why sneh
proof should not b. allowed wiz BE- given an
opportunity ~ tbs above mentioned time and
place 10 tress-eKamiue the Witnesses ~ said
claimsnt aHd 20 oh = evidence IN rebuttsl OF
that subrn lifted b. claimant,
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CHAS. S. FEE, G P, & 7. A.,
ST. PAUL. MINI.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
Il Judicial district Of the state Of Montana,
in and for the county Of evils and Clarke
In the matter Of the estate OF John W. Adams,
deoeaeed
Order 20 show cause why order Of sale Of real
estate should not be- made.
Ito 4. Noeckler. the administrator Of this
estate % John W. Adams. deceased. having MED
his petition lerein prayinR for an order Of sale
OF the rea estate OF eaid dece lent. for the pur-
posesntherein set forth.
IL Is therefore ordered by the judge Of said
court. that all persons interested IN the estate OF
said deeeased appear before the said court. on
Saturday the 9Th day Of January, lsS4. At 10
o'clock In the forenoon Of said day al tle court
room Of said court. AZ the court house IN Hell
eDa. county Of Lewis and Clarke. to show cause
why an order should not BE- granted to the said
adminisu ator to sell 80 much OF the real estate
Of the said dsceased ~ shall be necessary
md that a copy Of this order shall be pub
lished once a week for at least four successive
weeks In the Helena Independent, Newspaper
printed and published In said Lewis and Clarke
county.
Tho real estate mentioned in said petition lie
situated in the county % Lewis aud larke.
stste Of Montana and described a. follows.
4 OF sayon, IN block eleven. IN or addition to
the city Of Helena. and lot siE. IN block At. In
Northern Pacific addition 10 the city Of Helena
HORACE X. BUCk, Judge.
Dated Dec. - 1898.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-01
PETERSON'S PLACE.

Where Imported scandIaavIsn Liquors
Are speciality.
Petsrson's place. in tbs Parohen building
on broadway next the postofice, is the pop.
ola resort in Helena for natives Of Sean
dinavin. as we'll 10 others. The former
know that they can always obtain the
liquors they have in the old country. Mr..
Peterson makiaR speciality OF importing
SCANDINAVIAN liquors. Among s-ecialties
is n swedish lunch. Ia addition 10 the
spooialties referred to the fnest cigars an d
liquors are only kept. TIL place IL neatly
fitted up and is ALWAYS quiet and dsrly.
and there "a no more inviting place in the
city for those who are socially inclined.